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PETERSBUROH RED WOOD, or ONES& OW' • .. A Distibedoa of the Deele;agialbt of the Trader may M i sm st tlis °Ace. 3k , T eD ikc will be received after One o'ClOci on the day of ream,s any astictd, unless the Party or an Agent foe him mem& • seey Tiede taws be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the on Beard, and signed by two responsible Persons. cup. gierle know bawd with the Person tendering, in the stun of A pet lib %si,rir the due performance of the Contract. MU.ITARY COLLEGE. rerions as are willing to contract for tile 6) supply orthe following Articles to the Royal Military Ile at Farnham and Bagshot, for the term of twelve months fro o kith day of December next, may send sealed Proposals , addressed to the Governor of the Royal Military caw, Sorbet, on or before the 14th day of December nest end toe words," Tender for the Supply of," (as the case may ba) mast be inserted on the cower of each P - oposal. putiolars of the Contract may be known oa application et the LitMenant•Governor's Office, Royal Military College, Bag **, mg dm Saar/ ranted. *Twat win• be received from any P/rson who is not a ffielsr is the Articles for which be offers. Imensera—The best Double Gloucester Choosp„ . iitosaav—Copy, Cyphering, Drawing•boakii, me, Shuts, Pinions, Re. ate. agreeable to patterns. Caiscu—Store Candles, made of the best Town Tallow, MW and dips. a lkothot, November 1., !EL • HORNSBY and Cti.-arespectfully acquaint the Pebble, that they have et sale a variety of Tickets aid Sams fas the ensuing Lottery, to be drawn on the 14th anal iStb d JANUARY next. The Tickets will be drawn agreeably the old mole of Drawing, which cannot fad of giving univer olsadsfactlen. OD perusing the Scheme, It will be found more advantageous to the adventurer than for natty Lotteries past : it ;unarm not only two of £lo,ooo..buktere 10,000 are added thereto, etd many more numerous capital Prizes. Orders, by post or citrier, exCeufed oh the tame terms is if poser ; and all Prises exchanged without any deduction what 'ref, at khans's, and Co.'s old-established State Leuery 0(- 14,26, CorukilL 777 ND MODE OF Kisumu:a wurniaisi NO CLASSES. ,•- RAVING contracted with Goverimeni for the vresrat STATE 1.0 'VERY, we beg lea*, respectfully, h solicit the attention if the Public to the under-mentioned *wee, and setkit mistime to state that we have obtained per il**. a OriveniineM so Drew the Lottery in. Taw Eris, by which means the system of Classes Is a s• ed, as every liithet.in the Lottery will be put into the Wheel, and drawn out kitineriednately, in the Sinn manner as in the 014 Lotteries. SWIFT and Co. SCHEME. 01 ,P 20,000 are X 40,000 $ • 30,000 - • 20,000 4 • 1,000 • '• /000 f 4 , • 1,000 6,000 I " • so • t. 3,0100 ~ 1... lb •e. .400 1,440 •/. 349 4i 3,000 lu " 100 • ?me . • • It • 340 • tw '7• .3,400 . j*,.. ,:.• 1,600 40 .4 'h• . • 1,600 • • •SO • . :40 1;500 • •• , • • 8,000 1,100 . •" • • SI,SOO 11,000 Tickets. JD 30,000. 'Med/awn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th JANUARY nest. 'belittle:id Shares areielling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, NO.II, Poultry; No. Sl, Aldgate High -11, Charing Cross.; street. Vim, la the last Nine Months, lite Sabering Capital Prises have been Sold in Shares : 3 : 497 • a - £20,000 1,706 - a - £3,000 .we. 11114 .a - 41000 1,270 - a - 1,000 P-aides others of £lOOO, .€5OO, Ste. Ste. t Q, ~. .1 iLNTIATYRITION. THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre ?esti the Effects of Petition in Steam and other Engines ! *ll l 4lll,Machine r y, an d Carriages of every descelpdos, and ifflid.. . Mill do away the necessity of all complex and expensive "maim in Wheels, &c. &c. &c. may be purelwed to • PX2l. o 6d. ne ; of ss t . h fuL e s ; 1011. 6 mallest 6 4; one guinea, and an u d ant tw it o lie to law a Chart* bi la Pasc o - x i:ti c : u nrest slonths Y ; 14 ,,.. 1146 r e _ te viNeglo artegiginsed with this Composition they t...___"` 41 1 awl daily, and 'will run at least six months without znotestieu to tate iitatt off or to apply any thing else to " v. ° ll CPels. 'the Otonsposition is to be used in the same pro .. fer all other b l inds of work.—Sold, wholesale and retail, i Cwwws. &own and Maw., N 0.149, Strand, near Somerset 11 .11. • : tion. • • . ions Will be found upon each box, which are signed • r ill , Patent Rspery, near Stiffderbnd, July 51,1811. • fall} years ago, an ins eterate.tcotbutic i th _ro•car settled in one of my feet : the excruciating pain pro 4/111116g and inliiinination my foOt began to ulcerate; and log the nom applications of different medicirree by vt ,, h — vm . tdclatis and surgeons, the niceTation progressively 1 ! 1 " n al a degree, that fn a fbir months I had not less I,lmn m%laths anal foot, by which I was reduced to ilulsbio condition. I despaired of ever finding -t; Most *innately l'Or me, nearly twelve months ago, I 7, 44 T iot Oen carrpeafelemed by your Andworinitte Drava; a; "„.r. William Camp of Sunderland ; I applied to Mr. list Of that plath, for your Dicips, and I am 7 1 ;2' 1 , 41 Geb r that by .staltanhirlelltratne4nribenbk to pier I Z`t'ont. lam now perfectly cured and free from pain. • ers g l f ,lntlniry but such as are post paid, will be answerise I dear Sir, your ohedinarluriabla arlana,- • Joan . • , lolm Han and George Todd, • . Di Ftfllideltear Sumberliod. a .. 6 -ss_ Mr * at m Surgeon, Manchester. _ """e Mops are sold I n m ou ld e d square b o ttl e s, irk ISs:iftil VOL I, H •e s. bottl e Is equal to duns as. ones) wholesale amil remit* r. Manchester ; also wail by J. Evans and Sen t 42, • lane,W est Smithfield. Dic e y and C o . Bo se:diturels.yard, Bar • y and Sons 95, Fleet Mattel; Sb aw an d Ed w ards, 66, St. i "Dreg -yard; awl Clasalsside; Robber, *ad Sr. Paol's Churth-rucl; Acisastost b 15, Gretbraireet. Sebes r • -on ; M r . W olstenbo/me, York; M. Walker Newcastle ; • R. Scott, 100, Soutb 13:1110, Wit:burgh ; Mr. Baxter, Can. Ow, Glasgow; and by every respectable Medd= Viiiihr Iva inatkat t • • .llnitad_Kintdona. - _ _ ,-._l som0; . 11 . , i 'Yids day was pubUstea, ~ lleied kditlon, priee'ros. LETTERS on the TENETS of the onmArt, HIERARCHY.--13yrWtt:t1AM HALVS, D P. Roster of liAllasindra, lad Ist* Profgasse of Oriental Languages In the University of Dublin. Printed for Stoadale, ion. No. 41, POWs% Ahoy Second Edidon. pries Ss. State of the E4ablished Church., 1812. This day was published, plies Us. sewed, No. VL or 'THE AMERICAN REVIEW of HISTORY and POI ITICS : Cootaining Letters on France and Eng. land. Letter VII. Of the Character and Structure of the French 7 4111ARALLIII;EIS BARGAINS TN LINEN DRAPERY. • • Ai J. JAMES'. and CO's. No. 6, PICKETT-STREET, TPMPLE BAR, Opposite St. Clement's Cbucch. THE Public are particularly recommended to em brace the present opportunity .f wring at least 1.5 per Cent. in the purcham of every article * particularly in Irish Dens and She e ting,. rich Damask Table Linen, Sill and elegant Imitation Shawls, Cambria, Jaernnefki and Fancy Muslin Dresses, Salamanca Poplins and Twilled Sarver& The following Goods just arrived from the Manufacturers : Twenty-five Bales of Yorkshire and Witney Blankets, 15 Packs Printed and Plain Counterpart, s, and Mantels Quilts; g7O packs Lancashire, Scotch, Irish, and Russia Sheetings; 3CA) packs Warp Dowlasses. Patent ind Twist Shirting ; 250 packs Windsor and Cottage Stuffs, of every colour; town printed Cambric, and Cal -1 Belies, Furniture and liancv Dimities Printed Furniture., with ' every other article kept by retail drapers. N. B. Piece Goods .1 every description sold at the precise wholesale price. A liberal allowance to Country Dealers. A dis count of St per Oatoso all parcels above XS. Poice.—Letter VIII. Of the French Stage—The Grand Opera. Letter IX. The " Theatre Francais"—Tragedy and Comedy-- Thoughts on 'a Financial System adapted to the present Circum stances, and future Prosperity of the Union—Constance de eastile i a Poem in Ten Cantee. By William Sotheby—Out. lines of a Plan for the Regulation of the Circulating Medium of the United States—Memoir on the Albite of Spain- 7 A cur- tory Inquiry into the Embargo Policy of the American Govern- H ittent.—With an Appendlt of State Papers. Printed for Loognum, Rum, Roes, Orme, and Brown, Pater notter-row ; and at the Britiah Gallery, 54, New Bond-creel'. This day was publ shed, In 11.vois„ dvo. price £1 4s. In boards, THE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER forlBfTl. Content.: 'History of Europe—Appendix of OW Papers—Chronicle, ientaining brief Accounts of the vari ions Public Occurrences of the Year, List of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Principal Promotions, Prices of Stocks, &c.—Pub lie Accounts of Great Britain and Ireland, the Drama—Scottish Drama—Review of Sclence—History pf the Useful Arts—List of Patents for New Inventions, &c.—History of the Atmorhere —Meteorological Journals kept at Edinburgh and London—Me teorological Observations, &c.—Life of Dr. Beddoes—Account of an Ancient Wooden Coffin discovered in the Parish of Culsa ntotrd, Aberdetrishire--History of Lope de Aguirre -Journal of I a Levant Pirate—Original Letters—Account of the Poems of Patrick Carty, a Poet of the 17th Century—Original Poetry— New Publications for 1810, and General Index Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, and J. Murray, London : and J. Ballantioe and Co. Edinburgh. I* The Volumes for 1811 win speedily be published. WITIH A CLOCK-FACE and OTHER ENGRAVINGS. This day was published, price ls. or U. lid. with a off parch ment back, and le to the dozen, TUE PARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST.CA• -a TECHISM of tht DOMINOS of JUVENILE KNOW. LEDGE, gratifying and stimulating the earliest symptoms of curiosity in young minds, anilkiding by the easiest and simplest means to an acquaintance with useful facts in common life, in Art, and in Na4re. Illustrated with a Clock Face, with move. able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of telling the hour; with the points of she compass; With represen tations of the earth, and British Islands ; with ears of various corn; a plough, churn, boat, &c. By M. PELT-IAM, Author of the London Primer, dm. Printed for R I CIARD Pommes i No. 47, Ludgate-hid, and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. Of whom may also be had, 1. Bossut's First French Book, or a Spelling-Book Vocabulary of 3000 words, Is. or Is. 14d. vellum backs. t. Pelham's London Printer, 45th Edition, with 100 cats, ed. or 70. vellum backs. S. Mayor's Spelliog-Book, 150th Edition, Is. ed. 4. Aikin'a Poetry for Children, 2s. half-extend. " niTERESTING TRIAL. lust published, mice ss. 6d. taken in Short-hand by Mr. Gurney, 17HE TRIAL at large of JOHN FOLKARD, -a. late of Surrey-street. Blactfriars-road, SilVersmith ; WIL LIAM FOLKARD, his brother, late of Surretreet, Bishopsgate but now of Sunny-street, Blackfriars-road; THOMAS NU: GENT, the advertising Money Lender, and others, for a con spiracy to defraud the creditors of John Folkard, a Bankrupt, whirl toot place in September Sessions last, at the Old Bailey, before the Common Serjeant of the City of London, when, after an-investigation of ten hours, the Jury, without hesitation, found John Folkard, William Foll.z,d, and Thomas Nugent, guilty. The Recorder pronounced the Sentence of the Court upon the Delinquents as follow : That John Folkerd, the Bankrupt, be imprisoned two years, and stand twice in and upon the pillory. Thomas Nugent be imprisoned eighteen months, and stand once is the Fillets William, Folkard be Imprisoned twelve months, and stand once in the pillory. This Taal discloses the various expedients so generally and successfully practised by fraudule‘t Bankrupts to sheet their Cre ditors; and the exposition is considered as peculiarly interesting to the commercial and trading interests of the country, by afford ing a key to the detection of similar frauds to future. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row •by the Printer, W. Lewis, St. John-square, Clerkenwell ; and by all Booksellers. SERMONS. This ay were published, 1. SERMONS nn VARIOUS SUBJECTS. BY DAVID BRICHAN, D.D. Minister at Dyke and Mfg, 2 vols. Bvo. boards, 186. " We 'WA frankly introduce this performance to the *odd; desercing its favour, and assign it without hesitation to a MO, , ssuoeng the Sermons in Our Lutuage. The elocution of its 1s littpported by a *closeness, maturity, tied &pay of sue• TO OFFICERS OF TIIE ARMY. POCOCK'S Patent Imperial SOFA BttlS are -A recommended as an article i-adispensible to their contfart and convenience. They are convenient, useful, sod ornamental, in forming a handsome Easy. Sofa. a snug and comfortable 80. and in fuidfrig into a very imall compass for the convenience of carriage. The sintp►eiq of their construction Tendert them the most complete Sofa and Bcd for an Officer's tent in camp or imartmente in barrack, and cannot be par out of order. May be had, with every other article of Army and 'Navy Equipage, at Messrs. Pocock's, No. 26, Southampton-street, Co- -------r READING RAM, lot FISK 'GAMS, trzAkc rI . HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by JI• his celebrated READING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and reconunended by most of the first Fa milies in the Kingdom, tenders it unnecessary for him to make any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation aad extensive sale; it is re tailed in London by'sywards of 70 of the first Oilmen and fidi mongers, and by one or more principal Fish Sauce Sellers in most cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are offering sp urious compositions of their own, which they call Reading Sauce, J.Cock* considers it a duty he owes to the public to inform them that none are genuine but those which have these words on orange-coloured label to each bottle, " Read ing Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, ace prepared and sold wholesale and retail by ).Cocks, Reading. Pints,4s. Half pints,2l. 01•111.1 FOOS AND DAMP Alit. BARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY has for many years been proved a most effectual preservative from the ill effects of Fogs and Damp Air, which at this season of the year are so prejudicial to those who are affected with Asthmatic Coughs and Shortness of Breath. Its effects are to expel Wind; to defend the Stomach from the admission of Damps; and to re lieve those who suffer from a Difficulty of Breathing. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail only, by Barclay and Son, No. 91, Fleet-market; and retail, by their appointment, by all respec table venders to Town and Country. But observe none canpos sibly be g enuine, unless the label affixed to each bt;a, is signed in red ink by Barclay and Son, and much danger may arise from utglect of this caution. JESUITS DROPS. THE true original JESUITS DROPS are now pre pared by SHAW and EDWARDS (successors to Joseph Wessel), 66, on the Foot-Way, St. Pauli Church-yard. The Jesus, s DROP s have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, eliketual, and often as Immediate cure for the Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the Kidtiles or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infecdon, they will infallibly accomplish the de sitk-d effect: should the complaint be far advanced, it will be ne cessary to take the SPICIFIC RICYLOT with the Jesuits Drops. Tile many depredations made on the property of the Proprie tors, compels them to give dais Caution, that no one Bottk will be sent out of their house without " &taw and Enwaaus, (Suc cessors to J. Wessel), 66, St. Paul's Church yard," engraved on the stamp. All others which are sold without the above names, are impositions on site public. Price 2s. 9d. 1 ls. and is. FOR COUGHS, TIOARSENESSES &c. THE great demand for Mr. Gaxenouctes LO. ZENGES of TOLU, after 50 years trial, proves their sti. periority, as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sere Throats, and Deductions on the Lungs, heal ' ing the rawneas.of the breast, and affording great relief In Sheet nets of Breath, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The genuine only have " R. Hayward," printed on the Stamp—all others are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, u succes sors to Mr. Greenough. Sold in London (by his appointment) by NewbeiTs, St. Paul's Church-yard;Dicey & Co BawChurchlard;Bayky & Co. Cock spur-nreet ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Clark, 369, Bow ; Sarger, 150, Oxford-street; Barclay, Fleet Market; Blake, 56, Piccadilly; Vade, Cornball; and the Venders of Ge hie Medicines. Price Is. lid. each box. To.hilr. B. Guar, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, foo: of Black friar's-bridge. Prom Captain Joan iav I NTON, of the Betsey Quinton. CASE n 4. QTR—For seven years of my life I have been vio• lently afflicted with rhestenatbata in any left leg and thigh. Daring that tint; I had what I eoaddcred the bra medical . ad- Arshich o- stile to - .ed by a , 7. a.• , - ---.. . _ meat, thaiive Laurent often ..1.--Releetle levier*. , vice,. , only give me a wad temporary relief; nerd at Ltd it 2. saimene p it t h e most ,p eaTa t e at Vices, a nd other Important, became so bad, that I was obliged to take to a strong stiek tuber Subject's. Ity the iiv. Divid Lamont, D. b. S vols. Bvo. me abs*, both in delis and out ; when one inortillig I wit miring 4 Le. boards. . • a turn in the street, A friend saw me, sad asked the Cause of 3. Sermons oe Interes•Sidijimia. Fi r &elate Rev. Robert walking with a stick! I informed him. He then recommended r onittobiddlnister of the tel a; &e an, Iva. is. 84. boards. me to you, and gavials your addtesk The nest aterbiog I wei. • diailonnent. By Me Ins liar..: OM. Car * 841111b1104 to ted on you f when is Immo. pain: iii thirty minutes l wee per. . fools. limo. 7s. boards... • „ reedy relieved, and is two days had no farther occasion for a 1 1. uetures on wale A l i& 4 The t e li a. .if ti i i i 4 giatakily l stick. I condoned the Lotion and Ms fot sly Weeks, hod have min. Dic k, A. K. camag ra ilos a pi, gr a , iskalakigalr; • , ••w i; had no return of pain on that side for the last seven years; bag ~ E k Discourses on thof MirpOsa ang prarjrar , Imre twice since then felt this disorder in the other side, *Sidi 1b aid Shviooe Jeses Malin% By t - .: . 4 . t34 ' * the use of your Medicines for two or three days have litiit e talk mak.alBl‘ Ithi..beinsbi , . : •,-. :l e :. e -.. . • vite restated, nee have I had•way symptoms of it for the lane b . 04 important &thou; to Is a gg a g s Ag two yeari. I Attie reennuntinded your Medicines to hundreds 'liggiiiivia People of Seeiland, *on iih• klirM`thatith people fa London, who have used them with such :titaness% b a maraked ik masa to 'Nosy. By alaugp-Caipbeeilt la that I have for several years taken diem is coosiderside P of the Marimba la Cefori il t ellit et die Minis:ors of ties to Lisboa and Rio Janeiro, where they hays been used r . l4 An:, deo. Ss. boards. , :)ilreftgal Gdisdimen with ohne* nuitetsdXistifels ; toneeciellf gAkitimoni en Itifelitant . Ar: tall libiek, late II do tea wider that junkie and lietssaafty regeinr el me to midget . of Lady ,Yesteese . Ile which is prefixed, youirliktoveries as`public as pasible. By publishing my a lo e i r .11.11 Acoladit et !di Lifeluidi " ' • Edition, With an yes will oblige, Sir, your limW settant, loot Qtrltt rots. 4 likfiliagrers i t *Me Andkurif clrr , , . I Samiaba mos)* . • rioted kr T. kiaaniltei) W I ale se PAD Nl* a ilawmatipara . __: - ___ _ _ .... s —._ _ Parck SIXPENCB-RALFPENNr. 1118111INIA HOME, Nreeseier 25, 1e Is. THE COMMITTEE of IVARAHOUSES of gel UNI72D COWAN?' if AORCII4IIII ING•1 LAND, freeing le the BAST INDIES, A herd e r give MOM, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in web.' dog, sealed ap, on or before Wednesday the gth day of DeeeMber I arm, frost such persons u may be willing to supply the COMM , pang with YOUR THOUSAND TONS of BRITISH BART and ROD IRON. And that the Conditions of the Contract i may be seen upon application to Mr. Robert Wisset, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals moat be left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said oth of Deostrdstr, after wbWt hour the Committee will not native any Tender. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Mowery, made in a Cause, Pewees igiinst Shockley. tho Creditors of WILLIAM SHACKLEY, late of Cornhill, it the City of London, Notary Publa(svbo died in or about the numb of Jin.uary, 180 e), are to come hi and prove their Debts before Cull OLE. Timmins, Esq. ODO Of the Mister 4 of the said Cowe s at his Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chanc e r r i e " London, oti or before the 94th day of December, or is &hulk thereof, they Wilt be peremptorily extiodied • the benefit of the said Decree. WHEREAS, by a Decree of the High Court of Cautery, made in a Cause, FAWSON is. SHACKLKY B it was, amongst other things, referred to Cc/eats, Totostost s F.sg, one of the Masters of the said Court, to Inquire and state tor the Court, who were the next of Kin of WILLIAM SHACK LEY, late•of Combill, in the City of London, Notary Public, deceised (who died in or about the month ofJansery,lBoO, ler testate), living at the time of his death, and If any of them ass since dead,lrb• II or are their personal representative or reptile sonatives, Notice is hereby gives, that soy perms se persons claiming.to be next of Kin of the said Witham Shacldey. at the time of his death, or the legal personal represtntattve ut repree sentatires of such of themes arc since demi, are either personalist Or by their Solicitors, on or before the 24th day of December, 1812, to come in and prove such their relatlonshfp, httfore the said Master, at his Chambers, in Southamptos.buildiege, Chan. cerplane, London, cr in default thereof, they will be peremp torily excluded the benefit of t.'oe said Decree. WANTED to Purchase, Two Capital F•reeho ll LANULD ESTATES, within . RA miles of London 1 value £lOO,OOO to £900,000 each; alsa, to rent, within 10 aides Of Town, a small Family-house, w tb inn to 200 Acres of good Arable and Meadow land —Apply to Ad.un Malay, Setveyoe and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing Cross. Letter* post paid. I vent-Gerdes. MINA NOVAS. JUST imported - from the Brazils, a quantity of GEMS of the above name, of superior brilliancy, little in ferior to Dianiouds of the first water, which the present posses ; sor will submit to the Inspection of the Nobility and Gentry, on their return to town, Manufactured in a variety of Trinkets and :Ornaments in Jewellery, as Necklaces, Tiaras, Combs, Earrings, {Bracelets, and Rings. t Ladies Whom J. H. BARI.OW has the honour to work tot, are requested to make early application, as the Sale will be con fined, owing to the scarcity. Apply to J. H. Barlow's Manufactory (Got a Shop), No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-street, Cbanccry-lane, a few doors from Spode's China Warehouse.—Letters, post paid, and Ladies at tended In town at the shortest notice, with Drawings to any fancy. URGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON WILL B 1 SOLD BY AUCTION, in London, (Utiless previously disposed of by Private Contract), THE ADVOWSON ofSOLIHIJLL, near.) , mid. way between Eirtninghzot and Warwick ; consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, arid about IMO Acres of rich Glebe Land, and the Trite' belsneing to the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwards of I t,otro Acres, together of th . e ear mated yearly value of between 2 and aftit.OU; the present lama's bent aged about 58 years. Printed Particulars sly soon be had at the Auction Mart ; of Thos. Ryder, Esq. Lincouis Inn ; of Messrs. Richardson and C. No. 7, Linealds-Inn-firldt ; of Joseph Hardirg, ; of Thos. Hunt, Esq 'Stratford on Avon • and of Messrs. Wei)b, Webb andAttwood,Salisbury, who will treat by Private Contras% TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. 1 Fri Mr. WILLIAM SHEARDOWN, At she Ilema.fa 1, la Ifeerphridde, V On Comer of York all Tuesday the fat Day of December neat, at Two in the Attars noon, subject to such Condition as will be then produced, SEVERAL very Valuable FARMS and LANDS. in Whitley, Bain, Fenwick, Mss, Baraiby-upon-Den„ Bramwitk, and Triunfleetan the West Riding of the said Coun t (late the Estate of Bacot( Plana, of Campsall, Esq. containing togethe; upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED AN • FIFTY ACRES of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, Freehold, and In great part Tithe-free.. The Farm-Houses, Barns, and other Buildings, are mostly of superior Wad, and Ma very ;cad repair. Printed Pardcuiprs may be had at the Office of Mr. Lee, Soll ekor, in Wakefield; of Mr. Gee, of Little Houghton, seer Barnsley; and of Mr. William Workman, of Skellow, sear Daa• caster; who have Plans of the intended Lots, for the inspectioa of Purchasers; and will answer any inquiries respecting the taus. Particular will also boleti at the prhicipal Inns in Wake field, Doncaster, Barnsley, Pontefract, 'florae Smith, Ferry kridge, and Leeds ; end with the Auctioneer in Doncaster. The Persons appointed to skew the mental Farms, will be named ha the printed Particulars —Wakefield, Oct. St, lilt VALUABLZ FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLIT AND CUDDESDON. TO EE 3011) BY AUCTION, • • • • By Mr. FOLKER, On Monday, the 14th day of December, ISIS, at TWO Mb* predsitly, at the Crown Inn, in Lots, A VERY eligible fREEHOW FARM ai , Wheatley, in die Comm of Orford, conspri‘ag a good ' FMixt-ilouse, with Barns, Stabies, and other comooleat %Bd. Inge, and upwards of em Acres of extremely predeetlee incites. and Tithe-free Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lmad,io the mew pation of Mr. Wm. Jugging, Noah Crook, and /Olin Mapes yearly teents. Also a compact and very desirable lorlosed Freeiudd Perse, with a good Dwelling-house and eonvccient Buildings, situate at Cuddesdon, called the Part Farm, containing upwards d Acres of itch Arable, Mea&w, and Pastore Land, In the aces. patios of Mr. Wm. Junins. A wellecesstorned Pubbr.beese. at Caddeadon, called the tvrpasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoiakig, oseopkill by Uiattt Hont.—Wheatley is Within five miles of ;he city of Oxford, epos the Tomas read, trading thresgh Wyesi4 London. To be viewed by applkatioss to. the Tomato, and Mr. Nosh Crook, Wheatley, w9l than►tTil Prensiei4, for (Veriest timbre, apply to Messrs. Otero, !Underlay, sad Solicitors, Lincoln's inn, London; Mears. Wahh, Solidgem, Oxford; or Mr. Gills, Land Surveyor, Foram, MUM TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, SliA-FARING haS s AND THOSE WHO -ARE GOING TO RESIDE THE E AS"I' OR *EST INDIES. - r rkit CiDittitAL BALM OF QUITO • %Alt A- prom the most valuable acquisition they ma peewee • they take it as s preys:icier , their constitutions will against wetly change of dfmat ; waif they we pruvided illt ja to take on Mollusc symptom elitism, the most abssisti diseases will be wrested in tbcirprogre-s, and dbressed of fatal consegawmt. If taken on &Ant apposes:seed catthint as shivering Sts, suppressed perminitiOsto widow iiistimheatlot, Those whose predence Induces aim to swigs never haves fever in any Mina& its tt restoratittAbe BALM OF 9131 TO W the napalms.* staiklme motor. Thew Who have impaired their health by a residisocniu hst and meheelthr ciliates; the yonne d eitigt makile t beeebtitioddie lemmata per: • MOM old mge, s lifeAd suissrf, and so early dimities ; mod those More adeameed inreal, edam :swift Nl** imago aP" pear Withered *Martina wain out, Mr the Ude Istandbre Ob. jests of ;Ma posthllig Was, the beaketielieemoe etielddi maybe extended to the whole class of Valetudinarians. The 'i droophogspitits wit be:wind and wed. dialeedeital t • gar; In shart,the tome of disa m it be restored, and en d memos the whole constitution will be renovated. Th e Qom* iblei a Quito is sold, *bdeub Sad rerat, by Weston itm‘dha t meNtiseand, Loader; ininethat at la. md. 10a. ed. and Fmk bodge Ms. each, by wai t * disr e l s a saving ha 94.1 add Altrdlh INA*. d niairlisswaT *moot Mimed 1112mokoe._-_____ • • .dela Neensiour will beipubileised,. la one volume.l Imo. with Oars, 04;ek 69. ArATITEIVS ADV cl to tAUGHTER ; or instructive Swathes. 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