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, , • 7* • • . . 7. • • • • • 4 "t* " 14' ; 1 4. A1 •• • 7. )) ' k / \ • s - At) ilk - •__ ..._-: • ,-. ;r 1111 • e• . - I .4' 1.. 4 ' 1 ms: - - in, • TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1K 13 . NUMBER 8223. • PRICE tIX Pik N Ch-FIA:LITE P. 14 UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE PRINCESS OF WALES. EXCHEQUER CHAMBERS, • EDINBURGH, MAY 26, 1813. NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned.. That MARCIA ItZT MINDRAY,IIIhII STELL, Wife Of DAVID I TEEL, Baker in London. and DAVID WA It DLAW, Writer in I.diolia her Attorney, have applied to the Right Honourable the Par.ols for a Gift of Bastardy, of the Irdance due on a Bond and It •po sition for ,e10.:0, executed by Major-General M'lCay /ugh BailUe, on the lsth July, 180; and rt gistered in the H'eriff Court Books of Sutherland', the 7th of July, 1805, bvitn the roysion granted by the said Bond to George Baillie, natural &Go of the said General Baillie and the Petitioner, and who inibarked on board the Skelton Castle, East Indianian, in the year 1806+ for India, and was lost wi th the said vessel in the course of the voyage. -, - EAS r INDIA QUESTION. ir SIVEWRIGHT recommends td the P u b* 'he r TM, day were pu'ili-hed, , IV • NEW S VIT. 1.0 Ul' TER. a .illy *tow ri c k ets , con . DEBATES at the GLNERAL COURT o f tain:ng a greater prnpor ion ot Capital. than ti.nal: vit. PROPRIF.I'OISS of EAs I' IN IA STO K, on •he 221 9 of £20,000 I 2300 88 : of f .1; 0 100 toto 4.10.£1000 and 26th June, 1813, on the Mil pending :n Parliamein for aRe : 4of IGIO,OOO p M ewal of the Company's C.iirter, Ih an Appetyliz. rryn MS. By the EDI lOR of t ' r RANIER DEIIA FES. I To begin Drawing 11th sEir Printed or Black, Parry, and Co. Leadciikall-wreet ; where There Is a hire of £lO,OOO for theth - s: :raven tl, rawn above £2O l , Ant day,; and X i to,t,oo fur the first-drawn Prlie aboec £2 , 0 on may he had, likewi 11 th firm r Ile:ha:Ht. • the s,cond day. Ticke:, and Shares for which are on Ile at his Forrunate Of 4 ficei, N,. 3;, Cornhill; 1, Piecaddly; - and 141, Otford.strett. k • Free-Mason's Tavern. Gieat Queet-street, • . Lincoln's ion Fields. TOSEPH LANCASTER will deliver a brief Re port of lags Progress in diffusing IC.nowledge, since the King honoured the Rnyal Lancasteriat System by Patronage and Sub scriptions, at Twelve o'clock, en the day called Thursday next. ELIZABETH LANCASTER add Arts SEMI:MAN, attended by t number of Female Pupils. will exhibit most gratifying proofs of the benefits resulting to Girls from the application. of the Sys tern to Needle.wo'k, and the Art of Cutting-out Garments, whereby 203 Girls may be taught under one Mistress; the Prin cess of Wales having most generously patronized their intentions Of promoting the Instruction of the Female Poor. The Princes has promised to honour the Lecture with her pre+rn-e ; and feels truly happy to second the pious wishes of •rhe King, in promoting the Education of poor Girls as well as Boys. 1 he Profits of the Lecture arc Intended for the benefit of Eli sabeth Lancaster. PRIL:1: ON 'll - 11 , - PiCi•U E3QUE. O '('his day was poblii rd. Neatly printed, a New Etkion, with co,tsiderable•Atiditions and Improvern euts, in 3 v 4311. BVO. price XI hoard.,of ESSAYS qn the PICTURESQUE, as cnmpared with the Sublime and BeataPul ; and on the use of sttldy big I icturcs, for the purpose of im;.roviag real Landscape. By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. Printed for J. fiittwman, 39, Ludgate-street. 1 0 BE SOLD 131 - PRIVA I E CONERAC r, TALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, - and V 'EXPENSIVE PAPER MILLS. For tortistr iaortuatiol3. apply to Ikr. 13. Donlt'n, Fort-place, Bermo:.dsey. PURSUANT` to a DECREE of the High Pant of Chancery, made- in a Cause "Britten ag tins. Brit:en," the Creditors of RICHARD BRITTEN, late of Yt'rk-place, City Road, in the county of Middlesex, Merchant,' deceased (who died in the month of September, taut I), are forthwith to cease hi and p ove their debts before Robert Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court. at his Chambers in Southampton-build ings, Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof, they will he excluded the benefit of the said Decree- Sth July, 1813. R. ..'l FREEHOLD AN!) TYTHE-FREE MANOR AND ESTAI 1N I S. TO RP. SOLI► BY PRIVATE C 024112 ACT, ••• Tickets for Front Seats ss. each ; Back Seats Ss. each, arc to be had at the Free-Masons' 'l astern, and of W. Dartoa, This Jar was publis4ed, price sl.boulid, APARTICULARLY Desirable FREEHOLD and'i Y FHE-FitliE ESTA f F, enosirin of two ca:etal Farms, and 2 6 .^.er sof fine Won. - s, I clog the wti.e Itutitet. cunt., iing :416 Accts. Tha Estate Is • r 7 compact, well situate fur Markets, within reach of two l'acks 0. fic•trid., jn h pleasant part of the country, writ stocked wit!' Gantt, and about 50 mils from London, en a rood turnpike road The Poor's Ratesstr.: v,ry low. and he Land-tax is rrdremed. For Par:kulara, anti to treat, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, ants Attwou.l, Salicbury. A GRAMMAR cif the LATIN TONGUE. For the Use of Schottls. , By J. JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar. Printtd fur J. Ntawman s 9, I.wigatx.crtet. EDUCATtON: AT ORANGE Housn Bonantxo Scfinoc, near Edg were, Middlesex, eight miles front Town, young Ladies are Boarded and Educated upon a system which has given the highest al pi °batten). inc many 'just complaints that are made of enormous school-Lilts, have induced Mrs. JONES (who is the whlow of a clerzyTnn) and Miss C-P I ON, to present to public mice their terms of an elegant Education, the total expence of which is comprised in one Inc. Their plan compreends Board, - Washing, all kinds of Needle•werk, English, French, Irking, Ciphering, Geography, the Ilse of the Globes, Music, Dancing, and Draw 4 rg. at silt./ Guineas per Annum, without entrance; or E'ghty Guineas including books and Clothes.— Those young Ladies whose age will not permit them to learn all the above accomplishment... w U be taken at Forty Guineas per Annum, which includes Board, Washing, English, I Tench, anti Needlework; or Fifty-five Guineas with the addition of maks and Clothes, if ander ten years of jge. Cows are kept for the use of the school, and a plentiful supply of the most nutritive viands is provided. Each Lady is to bring sic towels, a silver table rid ea-spoon. References will be given of Ike highest respectability. Miss Upton may be spoken with at No 7, East street, Red-lion-square, until the 22d Of July.—One or two La dies may be accommodated as parlour boarders. This Grammar, it is presumed, while it is adagted for the use t.f the most tumble leather, by its simplicity, pri.cision, and bre vity. is, at the same time, calcitlazei to interest the philosophies teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its principles. " Wit lu Mr. Jones ins:rocut the Tyro in the rules of the Latin Tongite, he explains the principles on which they are fortned, and tye ry sup relives the usual dryness of grammatical instusie!irin by the philionplitcal ma•lti-r in which he treats the subj -cc. His claim to noway is nit unfounded, and the liionur wlsisO he has Employe,: in order to abri.lgv the toil, and smo-th the Math of t! e learnt r, tinghjnot to be passed over wit`itiu; same acknotvielgt [tient," &c. A.—Monthly Review for 2.14, Pill. Alin ra he had at 1. Mawman t by ilte same Audio - , , Latin and Es gi;-lt Vuesbulary, Mr the us-: of schools. price In a ieo days wilt ht puSiii:,e4l. price 6 4 . i 1 brIV (14, THE: AGE WE LIVE IN. A Fragment, de dicated to every Young I.Ady of Fa4hion. London: Printed for I,lchirr;;;ln, A. 1.111, and Co. Finatury. square; and sold also by W. Att.:son, :ri, Of whom ril.o; be Inel, just pohlished, • I. 'flte Advertures of a Dratn.r:i.i; or, a Journey to the I.en dun Manag-rs, 2 vols. t‘.ll. 2. The oat:a of Airrinsham. A Novel, :by Miss P.dmer, three volumes, 184. . 14.0111'0N. DEVON. • TO DF. SOU) ItY PI) IV II E CONTRAC T. Zither :c ether or hi Lote. S. Jol;ti he Lancaster. By R. Cumbvrland, Esq. 3 cods. 21s. A CA PIl'A L and 1:i 1,1 valti.4)l.! FREEF-101.Th re: in posiesstoo ver..mor consi<tiste 0! . .. the I.,,e,khip and Manor of 1-I•toitoi aid .cent .T:10 tie Ode Farms, v.. 1. a vt.7y considerable part oi t! ell non!. 41•Ioniton in hies. :UM adjacent, co:nautili 1; shout ISM) Acres of productive l'astur,, mod-Arable lend, woe c •rapact extetuhrl; .nameiit.te4 Loin the !ores a di,. ta••c- of more than tn.., mil., between the' Ilmottrii and Beer !urnetk.• roads. plektitei ig a clear pr. sent Inc.snie td upward& of X 11.... bu • of the i.tf -mated !value of 410. o per awn PI. Full pa.iteulats may he tad at the °Nee of Mr ..rs Banc. and Speddiug, I.lncolt.'s 1•In Fields, Ls:air, to whom pro;insali ,or the porch:lie are to be addres:ed, Particulars may al.o bf had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, `curls Ltterron,. mar hludburv, Devon ; ct hies rs. Townsend and l'sarse, Fulicitore, in Mini. teen; and of Mr. Richard Raine, Lard Suiveyor, e. Holborn. court, Cray's-kin, I.or.doh, of *hum a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 4. Modern Ttmes, 3 vola. I Ss . 5..1 he i lat tighter% ofberg. Mks Palmer, 4 val... J:1 4 5 . G. Aeciabms of Human Life, with Hints for their Prcveivinn, or the Removal of their Consequehces. -By Newton Bossi/Jrth, ss. 6d. - Is EW MUSIC. THE BRAZEN BUST, a romantic Melo-Drama, performed at the TLeatre Royal Covent-Carden, comp-•=rd and arranged for she Pianoforte by H. R. Ilishop, price 65. Fancy tlirs on sportive Wings, sung with the greatest approbation by Mr. Philippa, at Drury-Lane theatrd, in the Opera of" Fan•ajoi. writte.l and composed by J. Parry, price 11.6.1. 'I be following Pieces adapted to the most admired Melodies of Mo zart, by J. De Michele: The Primrose, price one Mulling; Lead me, Nymph of graceful mien, price Is.; Say, would you use that very power, for two or three voices, price Is. ad.; the fa vourite Derr of Deb Prentb, adapted for one voice, price Is. ; Round I .ove's Elysian Bowers, price is. 6d. and a favourite Duet, composed for three Voices, pt ice 25. The follow irg Pieces, corn:so-id by Sir I Stevenson ' Mtn. Doc.—Prepare ye Nymphs; prepare, the much admired Trio in the Opera " l'syche," price 2s. J. ; stilt gentle Nyusph‘, a Frio in the same Optra, yr is. lid. wac a wild arid wayward Boy, the Harp Song In nt the cels: brated l'oent " Rok.-by," pr. 2'.; Allen a Dale, f , r 3 voices, from the same corm, pr. 25.; and the Cypress Wreath; front sin. pr. 2s. Likewi-e, The Regent's Park. an admired Rondo, by %.1.1-iolt, r. Is. C . d.—Mares-Do's ct•lebrated Anthem, 0 Loco ourpover nor, adapted by T. L. Smitb, r. Is. 6d.—Ar..l No. X. of I.ea Petits li•jonv, containing Le celebrated Air of The . 1 horn, ar ran;;.d as a Rondo, wish an Intrai.uctury Movement, by J. Davy, ? sic.t2a. • London: Published by Ontsistiria,D'Almaine, Potter and Co. Nit. 2', Soho t quart: ; N0.7,1N ,stoweroni-street, This day was published, in 4 vols. I 1 2mo. price 2.15. PATIENCE and PEASEVEItANCE ; or an otkrr Modern Griselda. By the Author of Says to her Neinlibtsur, What Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leatteuhali.s tt eet. The following tail appear Ibis ' , simmer : The Modern Calypso, or Widow's Capdvation, 4 VIA'. Courtly Annals, iw lud , r;end• nce Cie true Nobility,.4 vols. Read and give it a Name. 1;y Mrs l.b• . rtl'y:t, 4 vols. Ansehun, or the Day of Trial By M , si Hill, 1 vols. Hope cr Judge wi7hont Pr. juthcr. 11y Mr MAI, n, 4 vols. Sir (lil'aert Lasterlit , g. By J. N Brewer, 4 v.;ls. igki:na. 13y M. , ry Robinso::, new edition, R volt. Ihe Widow. By the same, n.•w edition; 2 vols. It c , rs o;' Selinnn . i, . or Val di Mazz-ro, s v.ds. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, &c. .This day were published. prce 4s. 6d. VI.EMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY.- - - By JOHN BRADLEY. •,• T he above Elementary Work is the result of much prac tice it, the Art of Teaching. It Is essentially different from all others, and by it may be acquired, in one quart. r of the time, a snore co. rect and comptchen,ive knowledge of Geography than can potwility heitbtained from acy of the old syitems. 14:m1mi : Printed fur Lackinton, Alley, and Co. Finsbury square Of whom may be kad, referred to as useful Anew:ages to the MOST DESIRABLE PROPrrury ON TILE SEA-comr, tiz•y-four Milts arum Loadi.n. TO BE• SOLD BY PRIVAI E CONTRACT, A MOST VA LUA BLE ESTA'I'E, part Freehold Ili.. and the remainder Copyhol I, si nate at, Bexhill, in tit* County of Sto.st.x; comprismg a saih-tanial modem Dwain' s . house, fit for the reception of a family, of respectability, with all neces.sari attached and detached Offices, walled Garden fully cropptal," Plantation, and Pleasure Grounds, the whole perfectly iecluded from the %iilaje, and commattding a must beautiful view over Pevensey Bay, La.! I•^,irn. and t:se adjacent country. A newly-erected Dwellis-heuse, Garden, and Pleasure-emend. anif every requ s'te Office, -.r.zetner w•tth about 10 ACMS of Mew , low Land, extremely •fertile,and - having been for many years in he ozciattaiion of the Prol•i •tor, in a lakit sale of cultivation. Best•dl Is ore of the most f•-.t!thy ai•d p!easatit situations on she Coi•t of Sussex, ant: well adapted tor Sea-bathing, for which purpoir it Is occaitonar.y re,orted to—it is s a miles from Bast•• :ii t a, 14 from Last Bovril, and 64 from London. This late holds set au opportunit for a:attesting capital lel dont to lie met with ; 3., from the ierrea.ing population of the place, ev,- , s pecies of I voided Property is rapidly advancing an value. Several Lots of Cis pro, , r-ry have born sold foe great prier 4 as Building ground. for which yurpose them is m cry pros* pect of the rer..aincer. hems approptiated. ;or a view V Ce Ester apply to hit., Mate, Post-o(ke, frill; 311310 tr,•a: for prirclaase to Mears. Sbadwjl, Ilisbep, and Co Sol. , ito-s, 1-railings; and to Mr. James, New Buswell.cour, Lincolia's inn. London. This day was publi.lia in Royal Q.lartn, pr:ce £S 13s. Gd. Volume the First of ft New F. , l!tlon of üb.)ve 'Work, Walker's Universal Atlas. with eolourod Maps, price 12s. Clavey's , krler An Atl ts,•oh.- filled up by tqudents, 104. 6d. NV°Fi 9 D'S n of IT the E m li ,r /E. , 0 X d O B N ENS E . S h : v e h I ail at, ir Et!ura•ion in the Univ..r.ity mOt fora irtity eini,iderably aurpneured both in Text and Nutes, and e mtiatied to the year 1 6on. L"E.'6 PATI:NT BRU'ISH SHIRTING Cl.O l'H—the Anly Manufacture of the Kind in tbelinited nOn. . . 1 hts fabric trent its commepennent has been manufactured with a vivw for salt: to private Fainit.es and home Trade, and h nov , brought to a 1-gree o . er.taltiice and perfectionsuaequalled, and sold at about , ,hal! the pr:ce of Irish Linen. It in peculiaely adapted for all seasons and climates by its free dom &cm !is effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere, .to which t • cry .11 cr 4. script:on or Sharing Cloth is liable. By PHILIP BI.ISI, Ezii. lr.Pow of St. John's cn; tr., (word. Printed Cor F C. and J. Itivinvon, Lacking ot , ' Allen an C. T. Payne. White, Cochrane. and Co. Lnog.:ll.l,Hnr‘t aad Co. Cadell and Davie*, J..att.l A. Arch, 3. Mawinan, Black, Pa , ry and Co. it. H. Evans, I. Booth, and R. Bal;vim, Lundon ; and J. Parker, Oxford. . ri• Subccribers arc respectfully de.iro‘`. to a-71y en elt'zcr of the above Book.ellers, for their Copies of 011% va..iiahte. Wnrk. VERY ('HEAP JAVAN AN!) W;NI - bir)R CHAIR MAW'- F tCIOiLY, :;so, City Road, Fititburi-otplarr, opposite - - - - the Brew-house. JOHN INC It 4M respectfully informs his Friends W./ and the Public in general, that they may he supplied wish fancy it:panned Windsor awl dyed Chan:, Couches, sofas, Gar den and Rustic Seat., Fietwer-itauds, Bedsteads, Cornice?, BM fiernitures, Feather-betl4, Miitras.rs, and every article in ill.. Fur nish;ieg lower tl are at sty Factory or Wareboube is Lon don, for ready money. Merchan's, eaptains, lintel, Tavern, and innkeepers, and °thus, requiring great quaniitii of Chairs at a short tinder, car he supplied at J. Vs Far -or), n-eat a.i , ortm tins are alway: kepi in n state preparation, rriady for the Public demands..- 1 he Trade e up;:iied. A Sale of Second-bail Hnnseheeld Furniture., and all descrip tion of Girotles, every burs Ley, at Twelve o'Clnck, at the rale- Roonts, in Tabernacle-wail:, n here the Public may rely en every attention !king paid thi tither in ‘e:iing or buying. Goods intend( d Inc the Sale net.y be se: r üby Tuesday evenile. Its dnr..bilit'y and b,atniful whiteneso alter five years trial, stands unrisr.'ned, and the Prc.prietor pledges himself to rdin burst any pus-cans:r who inay experience any deficiency in the qualitips fur which it rtronimended Sold at the l'a.cmers Original Warehonsv, N0..154, Cheap. Mdv i near S . lhre'!:;;; and Co. 89, Pall and r• other buns.. in London.- This day was p:.11:is;lei!, WWI an elegant Fronti piece, price 43 very neatly hntmd, riE JUVENILE CORRESPONDENT; nr, SCRIP IVRAL and MORAL INS MCC I OR; for the Use of Schools, Ste. I* 4. It. 1 he Houses sr.. both Famished; and a i`utehases• may be admitted uuan.•diatcly as Tenant till the campletion of tba Pines: se. . NEW FItOCEs3. For kciping PROVI-10N ; nit fiedy mull with an their original flavour and nutrivetts qualities, fur a considerable I. ngth of thaw and in any Climate. THE obviotts acillivages of Ciese raortrioNs are, First, '1 bat shy enCrely supersele the nece,sity of taking ou Lac Vora to 1 ea, which, exclusive of its own incumbrance, sytt,t he aqinded with that of its provender •and fresh water. Much room, trouble, and expencc will be saved, besides the lois st.vaiord 1:y bad weather, daseues, and wasting. • Secoud•y, Thu being reas!y dressed, they may be eaten coil, or if preferred, brate.l is a few minutes, by wh eh fuel will be stied, and the d Iheulty of cooking at sea In hal weatl,lcr, ren dered o' 1 tri, itnporiauce. Th-y 'are well ca ciliated for all ex- Fedi:ion• ut boar's crews, landing parries. &c. &c. Ind birdly, 1 he seutary rifest which even an occasional supply of fn-,h Vromiotri mu.; have on the Davy and Army, p....ticu lz.ty in mumble mg most esserciAly to the restoration of the • hrahli a:,d services of tilt. sick .vol %%sounder!, and eventually swim % the State the valuable ivss tf many of our Sailors and Soldier.. hle:sts rf 4E kinds in eases of 4 lbs. to en lbs. each. Milk, and • rm.'s, in quirt and pint bottles. Orders executed 011 the shortest notice for pros nt money. Apple to tt.e ['arcing ts, Megsrs. Dockin, H4ll, and GL oble, a: the fatuity, Fort Iroce, 13crinmdlsey, ; or to Mr. 17rscrItn, at the 01r.ce, NIP. 30, 4mhartl-0r , ..-t. 1 ontlon. LAI)Y, who h.is Iptlierto lived in tiiiaente u;wards of tin years is suffering uner extreme (gar; ss, a. el I..ttow la ductal to ttat extremity whist', if not iirme diat ly teliestel tit rine welbili-posed rersons„ whose .ts are . r a,ly to ail. visit:. her :imago'', she must Inevitable et k under a pr.s , ure or rime, and be obliged to seek an le • km in a woild.uuse pari,h where she has paid taxes t:iatar.!s of twenty years, wh.ch would tr: to a p. non in the re s. .cable sphitte or life in wl ich she has always lived, till .he de cf her hu band, one of the greatest. calamities that could held h.r. Her &tress has bete .so great, that she has been obliged to pat: trout 11• r s'deboard, plane, tairttEurr, wearing up even to her co othery.ware, which, to every feeling mind, r l,ll qt evince real di. res., Lr the most wiling sums, tor daily bu , tolaute. Her situation has. Ltwly been known to a few persons, thrnugh ell d 5tr.746, w l,i.h yre•ented itself to their notice, whose sympathy has been eXCitres to prumote a subscrip t...:, to extricate and redeem her at: in kordite, which other u b.,: most be to:. l'y 'net; and t' iuuse,vc tier from intpendiug misery a d wret4t,tt. l l....s, Outing her few ren.alMng 'lays of ex igence. The smallest chit.. .ions wi'l be thankfully received an.' kri..w!edgvil by I\)r. ; Mr. I. Fliers, 27, Cid hod-stieta ; h tr. 1.1.. yd, Boo:surlier, Harlerstrett, Caven .!:.!h-square; Mr. Colhurn, Conduit-street : Mess' B. White, Co; e'srace, ' Co. lleet-str. ; ssrs..Axford and Son s Lud2ate- Lill, who have kindly tit:dui:A.:l to receive the smallest doita• Gans on her behalf. 1 he fuliuwiiig sums have been Mr . . Lherl, tot whiLii the Widow W. Sotheby, Esq. LI 0 R. V. 2 2 I Mi+s Buckret • 1 11 rccriyed by Mr. Hatchard and return.. her gratchd thank', % iz. From Windsor A Ludy A. 13. christiana kkoar4er Lady W. 1 o A Lad per Mr.lihers 1 0 Lion. Gcrieral llervry 5 0 A IL I 0 lino. Philip Posey . 5 1. (I.S. prrMr. Ibers • 1 0 A r. ony:nous 3 0 S. D. per Alford Fi Co. 1 0 T. H. F. per Coe, r a y : ,./kco. 1 0 J. G. per Mr. Colbu r 1 t) Mr. H - tli chard hat recetved tli which the Widow I.a.y hul grn E. ,C 0 10 C. Y. 1 0 Min, Roberts, Windsor Castle IC formv ing sums from Windsor, recriveci, viz. From Winits,), O. l'.per Altiord & Co. 1 0 'l.lll. 1. per ditto u 10 s, C h 111 r. , r. 1.4 3:1 a r : In t; A 11 11 1., w 'J. C, Iv] 1 0 LI 0 2 0 1 0 0 10 XI 0 ry a CLEkCfirMAN and ParccpTea of YOUTH. •.• The plan of this work differs treat that of others on a sb nail :r subject, and beteg adapted for hrrh sect-s, is pre , umed td tcll.n men: of geaeral utility. It etrotrtzes. go. stio.ts to be arswer:td - by al propr;atr ;•;cliitt tmt vim! , ; an t letter: no a variety of totirs :e be rt-44.1 to by the 1'170.. It 1,33 lottg bt:ten in practice in the Academy for whose tie at was colorer:I, an 1 having been their found to arsorer ts rinse itt the I 11131 . • ncr, and since sanctioned by the apprarat Lott ti! mitt: etentjudee:, ‘vho have perused the manuscript, it is recommended to Schools in general. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Flash:try squat e ; and .old by all booksellt rot. Of whom may be lind tu•t publittitei, in 3 neat poskat votatrz, with phitt s. price 4s. tad. The Arc:.'ents of Human Life WWI Hints for their prevenion or the re:nrtv'tl of their ettlsequerct 0. Anecdoto of Bard or the Wonders of the reatloTed Creation LANGIIORN;:'s PI. IT FARO IBY WA ANC: VM. clay wrre p*in•r.l in Six Vols. Seri, (rrub=illi , hed with a Brad ui Plutarch), price £3. 9s. buardi, a new Edition •f DLUTARCH'S LlVES.—Trin.lAted from the Ori" ° inal Greet ; with Note's, Critical and Histurical ; and a Life of Plutarch. By JOHN LANGHORNE, D. D. and WILLIAM LANGHORNE, A. M. 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IV Askers, Eye-brows, Lk.c. ; in F. it!, it L. pre-eminent for retmeiti ing the Humaa Hair, asd rendermg it trt.ly elegant and beatei - ul. For gi•nerel mill.) , is inclosed a Treat'se on the linprovement of tote Human Hair, giving a full dei.:-ipron of the virrt es of the Oil, with te.t . moniats from persons of.diitinguisbed consideration. This interest 'ng Book and the Oil is a Yule Nlecum for every ram*: throughout: the world ; It is included with each Bottle in the Wrapper. -Price :is. 6a. to, 6d. and £l.l'. per bottle ; sold wholesale and retail by thel'roprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby street, Hatton Garden, London ; and, be their appointment, by Messrs. Hentir es, P erfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne. street; Bayley and Blew, Cock-rur-strret ; Smyth, 117, New Bond - strret and by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine t Wendel., in London, and in every 'roan throughout the Empire 1.7' Caution—To prevent imposition, please to ask for Row land's Macassar Oil, and observe the signature on the outside 1441, in red iph," A Rowland and Son." BUTLER'S VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. B EAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as B one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattentionio the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'S VEGICTAIST.E RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER IS a most elegant and certain remedy for all dist asesof the teeth and gums ; its particular quahties are not simply confined to cleansing the test!', but will prevave them in the highest state of perfection; It will render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and ' restore them to their original purity, entirely era haste the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, I relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-acb, guns-bdes; and I swelled face. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheapside, comer of St. Paul's Church lard ; and retail by Belem and Sharp, Ports much ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsca; Trewman, Exeter; Cerikworthy, G;enville, Gilbprt, and Hoxland, Plymouth • Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Nlanderston, Scott, and Car gill, Edinburgh ; Crutweil, Bath; Russ and Peck, Hun; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, arid Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg son and Billinge, idlest& and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and I.lsyd, Bit mmghatn ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most respectable Medi cine Venders hi the Kingdom, in Boxes ts. Ad. rash. Also may be had, Butler's celebrated lavender Water, w/sicb is patronised by the Prinoese of Wake and the Mama Cbarlette, is Bottles at 4a. each. TO BB LE I', for such Terms as may be agreed spas. A MOST destrable MANSION, fit for any Geo l. tlemai,'s abode. The Premises art adj.ining the Villgs of Wouldham, close to the navigable and pleasant River Med. way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and five miles from Maidstone, in a sporting pan of the County of Kent, and close to Weida:ant Common, to which h. An unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, am The ground 6,yor rand is a commodious 1111, with a grand Staircase, a ltraviring-room, Parlour, Sitting - room . and a spacious Kitchen • the one pair d stairs consists of fi ve very roomy Bed-chamber.. one of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasure • two pair of stain , a back Staircase from the Kitchen, containi ng six Rooms with fire-places in three of them, a Staircase from thipassage of the two pair into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway and country all round ; most spacious ' Cellars, with excellent Bins, a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf wall and railing fence ; a large dada Court inclosed all rooted with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruitm well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excelknt Garden well and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard en. closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stalled Stable, over which is a high spacious Left, two Coach-huuses, and many other Out-Ofliers, too tedious to mention herein. Ihe Lesser may be secommoda ed with a doses Acres It choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required. PO' Author Pardcolars, mph" of Mr. lurks, et WooMbos. HARDWICKE COURT' P.tRK, GLOUCESITASHIRE. Cap;t3l FRI:X.110LO E 'TATE of I filtEE HUNDRED and t•LVEN ACRES.—Elt g asat MANSION acid MANOR of HARDWICKE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • AHANDSOME and singularly desirable modern NIANS!CN, most delthtfuily situate oa a geode end. tierce in the centre of Three Hundred and Seven Acres of ND of wry qu4lity. of which ii 92 are Pasture and Acres Arable; comprising an elegant paved Entrance I, Drawing-room Dining-room, Breakfac-parlour, Study. capac.ous 3 .• d-cham bers, ssivg-rooms, a Patent Water clout, excellent C•Tars, with suitable attaeed and detached Oleo. double Cuach.hoase, ; a capitill Kitchen Gardsm ,urroutided with brick wails, cliiathed with choice Fruit-see Is ft 11 bearina, Orchards, Fish Ponds, and Plantations of valisibif Shin!" divided by the beautiful Parklike Ground. by an sin. hang wrought iron fence. The Laticl, which is of the richest quality, is exonerated from Land-tax, more titan one third dit is Tythe-free, and a stream runs thr.ugh the Fusty At a con• cement distance from the Mansion is an eisellentliana.berso, the principal part of which has b. en crested within three yens; Stabling, Barn, Cattle Sheds, and every requisite Out-building. he Manor earends over 2312 Acres. This very desirable Pro. petty, commanding the most beautiful and extensive views, Is bounded on the south. east by the turnpike road trading from Gloucester to Bath and Bristol, and on the North-wait by the line oL the intended Canal from Gloucester to iterkeliy, it 4 S 4 miles from Bath, 29 mom Bristol. 14 from Cheltenham, and live from Gloucester. A considerable part of the Purchase.sicmay may remain on mortgage. The Mansion, Manor, and part of the Lead, may be bad, It more agreeable to any purchaser, who may be accommodated with imm.diate possession. For Particulars, apply on the Preenlam (U by leter, pest paid) or to Messrs. Hoggsrt and Phillips, No. 62, Old liroad-streot.