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91 Wl-.1111 • die most auf+eVrlXtit.E., aloes S at' two atnsh Merchant, dozen, at i6s,l a. a Gamer() is tnahled n; who . hive purchased larr t era duly attmled to.= HQUiI AND. GOUTY sal concomitants, Spasms, or anti -genesalDbiliq Roved and Cequently cord falter D (used Zvi b tile Pills, iv perhape. die moat activ 4 ttse cenerafly curi ng 3 in lose ;t n ti gan half eh or any'atitit I.ivi. .in)e.44te iT T34.tar any no. ek; • 't.T.R.ATE, duidmcd. Sous, sore L ep, I pill, Ringw orms, Shiner-, ois, and: gyeitle, Sore orbkLie Hunktiurs of ev.:4 / ogoo. Apothecary, No. Is. ialeticd tad. st 2s. 94. id. so -4 previry INE.ISPILSDURY't Dael*Ps, he. the \,",,4 1 m theinuttles t Fill alpine. it King's I)nty is piiptoda i I.n K., imut):e 're:o 91IiiIha vi • 4 1 *to ShiWn s s s Dpty ie scp*reiLeinecin. :ranlordok, July 18„18142. :h heuefis from yotir P-40 3, without intr•titude 4 tuk 'elf Ignol the public. : I was r legs, for t ,no Testa vc •theitio'ts ill t I.ein above a sittia.ng: If gthilemay, Ire informal' If perim h a d bee n contiv e l mat b f CA, !rn . ..23 i. By socormiieirdatioa rJ tti my gi - eat Stir, rb k • ani rittiy apd ter t:dting threw 40%34 ine:cives{ 4 ticr. ral;uatiovt one 41114 lex* i 5 my ivi4hes ; and 1 rtmAir • As Kt.NNARD. FiNlAilt PILLS. has been long holt* toying female obstructive* ,r• at an early period ethic, i!ntireiy forined ; the *one plare after the age pf fort; ; %LE PILLS cannot he ioe revery Yestale ar these two toward . wo;naiihvod, and st tact inri; am! uftervitarils, hit of every wan an widen der called Green ,Icirriess, ounteniticee" and - Igor-tale n, ettetided stith *lassitude thergit's . Fethale Nips areal he appeffte,coeriet the to: see argawA,' wht:re the:ea toat.usitiealiby . te?rh, and tropifeal iiyin'pteink area* hs lend Oddities', ihortnevi and :sii the Alit* train of 'atiolie, complaints. Tv vied's% they; inviglwate the theleatift, and ate tie best en.r by had !Oils tu, her tr where she has he. n bob these situations .rothrterei e female sheet-hnihor at g remedy :against the most afflict the sex; they should aid guardian of cite mink . • lees, 4, Cheapstie, corns n and Sharp, Portsmouth; Weston, Mall-ry, aultworthy; Gleitvine,G4- 0 ! Dulniti ; 1 Els ter and ision, ycatt, utieCarxik 4 Pcck, C'ePe l Y tiptoed . ; thians and Lynch. t and tioyd f binpinghast; and :man A 44 tae inn success Atending I in the cure of A few.pre nfiented by the experience practice;; sensible alive e 4 froin medicallarn tee n' diseases, bilerre. GOSS to tL. se ellreirelin arising • ides's t e you • h,:se h Jell net !tweets affecneos but a'arl intbecllitieei of ol.: deficiency, vollerher the ccessive driuking, long re use, by swti►eh powers as rtgolahy.tducated Suh fe, and speedy restoration in early applicaiien is made of riily contracted in a siii• entrally cocr.pleted in tik Advan,ced.xltinveterat e :eel by a variety of painfat ice in their AT (witkmet m the pittiettt a e allot= !* II relive; ds .irequently orme corxplainr„ have Ogg We and inipnuved plan, t and Strictures. without resorell to i se etstic boogie. Maw, in etrrate rafres *IA gewe" l sinir. nstxlend ill s 4 ' ed by other lirictiriewers 4greeuble result of, a pric - . aruL lias..o;: 4 1 olle ai. ye <RicbPeriod many thee- Tufo:col the eejnynr. nt Of ofessiLg the titre of til e* thry may nvf be., by a lily No justly wit :Awl to ice re 01.11150,v , 4 to ' a r 4 atid initiated, inn. ever?' „, )1 which. from drfferer! most enunt sit Phroi:L l A- • hat thy KucC rovimuji :in to quit die ft,Acti:e Uf that their pt.tetwono ceileti tea enr,ficleare with a liberally britutred , to state rho. I , ar ic Hlers if et:closing a Bink.note will be forwierded to any :rersonally, or by lever). slelicacy, and atrentiJa. , trees. F.etet-strce. 1001‘.72-MORROW. 14, yrbr•es after I 44 . minutes afar 12 ----- T. rarlt-t4l/I,seei sod IEO4 Tontie-taw. • 4) _..t• • ••• • < PM •;.,•Aeohrei** • • 4.4%, • *i.' " 4 p• • . !INBAR 7994. _ _----- ;- ~_ _~:. _ _.ter.-~ :__...__,_ ~E~FR,~L E~EC"~ ' iC~~T. 151 IhtserclAttsdno.4l.%ll4lall, l: RISE of the REFORMATION ; containing th e grounds of Protostaitisen, or Cameo of our Secession from the Church of Rome. By WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Vb. Author of ilie'Flistory . of Amerita§ Scotland § &c. 24.04. • *2. Declaratioll'and Protest tit` the Catholics of England, with "The Corresprtflenee Of 'their Conwnittee s atid an Encyclical Let :ate from the:Vices - Apostolic. Ss. GEN TLOIEN, CLERGY, and /MEET - ICA/3M* To the the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GE/470 0 W , ti On of Parliament affiards me annther T - 0 7 icui o pportunity of meeting my Constituents, and re. yo ur hands, a renewal of the high and impo r ta n t . at Uest Ab i w ate to repeat the assurance I have before made you, - I T your Representative. that i will steadily pursue and support those measureswhicb, to', 'the extent oftny judgment, shall be most calculated to promote the best Interests of the Counay : and that it will be the object a wl we and solicitude to watch over and protect the various_ level interests arising throughout this extensive and improving att a whkh so frequently become the subject of apphioa., deli Coun i ty othe . legislature.-1 have the honour to be, With the sincerest respect. and regard, Gentlenteu, Your most devoted and faithful servant, Get. 14, 1012. CH/SRLES CHAPLIN. the VgzrUOLDERS of the COUETV of WILTS. CONGRATULATE my fellow-countrymen on A *election we have made of two Gezdenten to represent us, w ho Owe bad the spirit to propose Am:rivet. I. do not mean tie fortu4 proposal of then:saves either at the nomination or at the Poi:. booth, but the substantial proposal of themselves by e aosetbeineneend earrnsi. Sdr: iseng,indessivalter having don's with a tunidity eery natural to, and very excusable In a per no tan was desirous of .obtaining the support of those who pro. fused tolusee the Represenration of the 'County at their com gtead ceased, after two or three days, to make such a tender of hinsolf as I em commending , bat our new Representative, with *wines, applied for and has obtained oar suffrages. - h is many years that the County has resisted the interference of the Arian,. weey, meaning by that the titled families, but few of us are amore t hat we have been bamboozled all the time ; for all she affinitive assumption: of an Aristocracy are to be discovered in she dictationcof Esquires and Parsons, and the -directions of -Waking and Pteceing Clubs combined. t have no antipathy 'to this or that class of men ; no predilection•for this-or that clan, Ike Ist:kook my Representative, beeitueel knew and ap prove him, no: because a sbt of men, ;se they of any desctiption wbaueenr; sell no I shall theme him. • ,-• , -4kr.11,111111.; A f IitEEHOLDER OF WILTSH4RII. stAlr 'OP WAR IN RUSSIA. 4l•ey Wes lehlished, on•fuu'r large sheen, each sheet three . bee brrivo fLet ten inches, price unmounted .E 2. 2s. or in a cafe or on Rellers, £ B. S. A NEW MAP of the SEAT: of WAR in. the NOR'T'HERN PART' of EUROPE 3 comprehending tientuark, Sweden, Norway, the Hattie Sea, Germany, Pru.sia, •Poland, Awitterland, part of Prince, mid the istliede Russian Empire. Pnblished by. John litatkcbie, srATi I:.Ol7EitY. TICKETS and 'Shares for chs.:WEW STATE LOTTERY, to be all drawn 20th Glibber, are Selling is great variety, by • • ErroN, g, Cornldri, and 18, Coventry-stroist,•Piecadilly, 'rho, in the last Six Months, sold in Shares, Thirty Capital 'prises,•ioduding the last Two of £15,000, the only Two of af6,000, &c. &c. amounting together to upwards of .6100,000. JWY THIS EVENING, OK BKCORE ELILVEN O'CLOCK TO MORROW MORNING, WIZEN •TIIE LOTTERY BEGINS, AND WILL ALL BE DRAWN DI. TWELVE HOURS. BISH, the Contractor for the Lottery, hopes to • be equally fortunate iu selling Capital Prizes Tins EVEN.. zap, as he was la the Last Lottery, and begs to assure tbe Public, sll Prises bought at his Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and , 9, Charing Croat, Swat Ise ?AID ON DEMAND. UAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, re. i ii specthilly inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing LOTTERY; are now on Sale at their Office, No. 9s, .ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. This Lottery consists of only lh,(100 Tickets, the Capital Aims are greater in Value than in the last, and the Drawiut will take place na TUESDAY, he 20th of this Month. Price of a Ticket £2l 13 0 A:11 6 0 £2 It 6 I Quarter 5 15 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6 • • Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Or d ers from the ,Coiltry, accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to. To-MORROW. SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the, Public, that the S FATE LOT! ERY will be drawn TO. MOR ROW, the 20th of October. There are only to,ooo Tickets, 'aid the Sch-rue contains 2 of £20,000 8 of XlOO 2 4 4 6 6 ... ....... .. 200 TICKEI S and Sii ARES are selling at SWIFT and Co. ' d Offices, No. 11, Poultry, And No. 31, Aldgata No. 12, 'Charml s Cross, Nigh.street. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS 588. to 54.. THE ALBION SEA COAL COMPANY're tpecrfelly inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that day are 11011 selling the best large Walfssend Coals, at 581.; Seconds 545. kir prompt .paymert , delivered to any part of Town free of every expence, except move and shooting. Those who Dave not purchased of this Company, are solicited to make a sink trial to convir.c them that future favours are their prlnci• Pal object, Three sacks are given in taking five Chaldron, *Tone sack in two and a half Chaldron.—Qrders receited at Mr. 'lay , Jot's, 39, New Bond. street; 74, Cornhill ; 825, High Holborn; • pod 93, Alder/gate-street, by post, or otherwise. RTOCIL of Elegaut and Superh FURNITURE, /9 and Fancy ORNAMENTAL It.CORATIONS. Selling off, at No. 'A, Blackfriat's. road, near Christ Church, the Prod prieor relinquishing that part of the Dus!ness. The 1411roltrerers, and the Public in genera?, are respectfully Informed, they • may, at the above Repository, purchase snook frby stte mist price, Articles of all descriptions of Furniture, /minter slat Imd simple. to the moat elegant and superb. Bap )ear.h . iod Bedding of various sorts, Mattresses, Blankets, Car- Yds, Rugs, Ste. Chai r s and Safa s o f t he most fashionable patterns, thfa Betas, Couches, Bed ant .Wisdom Cordices ‘ Card, Pens baokt,and Pier Tables,. Ladici Work-rabtee, FirerScr.een Stands, F. et .Parrnt Wants, and new constructed Screen-tables caused- •ly elegant and maid, MusieLstands, Stools, A . great vas. y of .specimens for Transparent add Decorative Paintings bit Artists of the first eminence, for Window Bilhelsi Ladies' Tables, Poe Scream, Saloons in Compartments, Diming Rooms, Wl%e whole will he sold off without reserve. • • • FitSC o FA'SFIRSN.—BEAUTIFUICLONO srAys. M-9 A RSTON. & Co, 4.5 1 HOLYWELL47RE47., Slransfp'. (ro . prevent mistake' the &bond" Stay . Sholi va tel. d front iltweastiesstreet), nearthe New CRORGct, (late Forte 814 Manager to Mr. Mits.), beg leave to acquaint the LP ass in general, that are curious in taste and kkicauciest in lona tars; which ate tar su*riur in taste and fashion; to any !louse Landes. Ladies by purehasit g two pair of one will be dmitled t o t h e wholesale/trice, fat ready money, bring gltly,trom kentto keep twice the assortinent of any othet itt thetracle . MARSTON prestanesladies will Bod his Watchcase fcir Patent t set nt s worthy their attended, and not to be egnallita ftir Woria stsuship and cheapness.. Beautiful IncranclimprbtredShapetilayd *' 4l ' 79 . to strong coltter4 Corsets from ss. to 10e.; testes in! hundred pairs of C,Mdtens' Stays, from ss. 04..t0 75. 681. MnasUroN Batters himself, by his long esperienea fornwatat of ea Years as Foreman and sole hianagvi ttr Mr:Milli s t s:, Maybe is coMpeteut to give /very sariifaction toihose Lae Who **nose to honour him with their commands: Missy** la the sole Inventor of the Patent Ttana Sop. or d'n 41 7 4 7 e 7 ecnto:4l is Tqwn er Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient 'ItODIMS to try in.. -To preveni inspoiniou in the trade, all ordersite retittesr to-'be sent, by itiord; or by oeuprzioa wick any etbriiirarsee • • 4 ' y r'~ ~:... se' • f• !•7 Rhin ilCtiatl A* Zirt BOOK for 1812-13. j'Ht AlitstrA.l4ooX lot KEEPING FAR- A- MERs' . 4escOOUNTS, Ittiled . foe Firty two Weeks, and arranged tbr the ettirent Year, is now ready for dellvety. The great ease with which Country Accout,ts ate Stated end kept, by means Of the printed 'Fables and plain directions contained .n this *or*, has recommended it • o very general use throUghout ;be kingdom j and hls new 'Edition it offered with increased 'Confidence to the nod& of Landholders, Fanners, Srebvards and Chitivators of every description, as well cakitiateti to remove a &Meaty *at is much complained of, by enabling . any Fans 4mm who can write, to keep with accuracy a daily account of the Stock and - Crops, of Labour performed, t f Re ceipts, Outgoings, and lb fait ;' of every thing done on a Farm each week throughoilt the year;—printed on writing piper, pike 21s. for a year, or lOs. ed. ter half a year's booke London I Printed for John Harding, 36. St. James's.street, and sold by every Boolisellet, Stationer, and Newsman, in the kingdom. • TO MAQISTKATES 'AND J.AWYERS. }IT MAGISTRATES and GENTLEMEN ni the legal Prokision are respectfully acquainted, that the . MON I . liLy MAGAZINE, in addition to the great variety of its othr useful and necessary Inforthation, contains an ANA LYSIS of every NEW ACT of PARLIAMENT, continued, seriatimot the rate of Mega or twenty Caps in every Number, by a Baitatrza-it-Law. The Numbers of this otherwise va:uable Miscellany, consti tute therefore, a peipetnal Supplement to the various winks uu the O ffi ce of Justice of the Pelee, and antldpate the continuation if the Statutes at large. Thr Moodily Magazine comains also an, Alphabetical and faiseeit List of Binkruptctes and bividends, equally essential to Profes.lol.al Men ; full Descriptions of all New Patents, Lists of ill Ne**Ptiblicatituts ; Commercial-and Agricultural Reports; and. other substantially useful Articles, independently of its su perior I.iterary, Economical, and Phil sophlcal contents. It is regularly delivered at the commence:neat of every Month, at Two Shillings per Number, by all Booksellers, Neviscarriers, and Postmasters.—London, October, 1812. MILITARY PANORAMA. This day was published, No.l. of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work, entitled, "'THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s. dedicated to the Officers of the British Army, contain ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reviews of Military Works, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, Military Movements, Details of Military 'Operations. Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obithary, Births and Marr.ages, Promotions, Courts Martial, bispatthes, correct insertion of the Extraordinary Qatetes, GeueratOrders and Army Re gulations.—Each uu.mber will be illustrated with a Portrait and Military Plan, engraved by the best Artists.--Sit Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volume.—The latter will Contain a List of the Officers of the British Army, of think holding .MiWary Appointments, and the Exchar.ges, Removals, Resig nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during tls period of the Volume's publication. • Published by P. Ma/tin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard -street, Oxford-strvet.—Tbe Prospectus maybe had, either there, or of most . 4ooksellers in the United Kingdom. MERCANTILE LAW. This day was published, in 2 Vols. sm. price X 3. iSs. 6d. boards,- MERCATORIA ; or, A Complete Code of Commercial Law; being a general Guide to all men in bu siness, whether as Traders, Remitters, Owners, Freighters, Cap tains Insurers Brokers, Factors, Supercargoes, or Agents. Witk_ - an Account of our Mercaiitile Companies; of tor Colonies aid • Factories abroad; of our 'Commercial Treaties with Foreign Powers; of the Duty of Consuls, and of the Laws concerning • Aliens, Natptallaistion, and 13enizatioe. * *bleb is added, An Account of the Commerce of the whole World, describing 'the Manufactures and ov iducts of each Country, with Tables olchp CbrreSPeodcnce Ond Agreement of their respective Coles, Welfhts and Measures. The whole equally calculutid for the Infarnaltan and Service of the Merchant, Lawyer, Member of Parliament, and Private Gentleman. By the late WYNDHAM BIAWES, Esc}. • His Britannic Majesty's consul at Saville and St. Lacar. The Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved: By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. of the Middle Temple. • - London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington,Otridge and Son, 'Clarke and Sons, J. Walker, R. Leeil. Lownilen, Longman, Hurst, Itete, Onitc, and .Cq. C.. Law, Lackington, Allen, and Co. White, Cochrape, and Co. I. Butterworth, Cadell and Davies, S. Bagger, J. Murray, Llticharthon, J. M. Richard son R. &holey, W. Baynes, Black, Parry, and Co. J. Asperne, .1 Booker, R. Baldwin, It. Pbeuey, W. Reed, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, and T. Hamilton.. FA R. SQUIB A.E14,41 (Author of the Maxims of litaith) ToNtCI O OWDERS and DROPS have been pre- Verified foi Indtgeinion and its effects fur SO years with astonish sums. These admlrable.m eslicin es, tapes jointly, evacuate Idle, phlegm% rd water, give strength to the Organs of dizEatim,invigorate the nerres,*remove'pain and spasm of the stomach, expel *hid, paw. dace an appetite, and correct acidity. 'Fhey alto cure diseases td the twee, and those incident to warm clinsatescer too free living. *B. Itbr Powdrrs takes ;lope remedy a cobtive habit, remove ebeauctions, lessen r rit aintay, iliminiah heat, carry cif fever/ cure the bead-ache, and hairc singular effrcaiy inrernoving a fit at in lisrmmatory goat. • i The povrdeas ‘23.. W. or at. Tht Drops gat rti., or 6s. sold at Jibe late Tuts's. itoY4l Bxchange ; (Magi! 200,-High-atroet, rua4:l; Mitchell, 9, charlewatreet, SolUs,siorri , and the rrr.. tifhimr (fium hohcssquart4, ?n, Charlton- street, ,nontris 'rosin s oby all die' wholesale' etidr.rs Lowart. Jttescflaow alb emptaias 4 %ifs sat iuntle-dipersW ••• . • ot . V .. i ..a. , . ''-'4 .. 1. *". i . • .` R ; , • • . - . •. IU ri . 4 , . ..• 4 .,_..........„3„ . z,,,, . . , ...:. ~0i, , ,; -,- • f ---- . • .! ,‘, ,- * ;, 4 " - t N 45 , I; / A r i i i ...cf v ial - Mii ... i • : . .... 1 ' t /- ",k, g4 b , A. ik*'. '-' 71% • %, tie - "Wiii)44l, OCTOBER 19, 1811. 'pot' • • b' " • • EAST-IliblA *OUSE, 0.t..5.fr'11,1111* . • THE fIOMMITTEA. of SHIP? lir; if its . (.1141.1tED CAA! y Arica4NT . 3 LA/47/D, traditas Weise EdiSt:OrDiAs, I.ikallY p* #;•licel: That"they trill be reedy• ti receive Propteali in wilting on PWednesday next, the alst instant, from such Persons as may : be willing to !witty the Company tkie Season with a number of HAMMOCKS with. CLUES. The Codditions or the Contract maybe seen, and further par ticulars known, at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping at this House. The Tenders to be delivered tb the said Clerk to the Corn mittee,'at or before eleven o'ciock in the forenoon of the above day, beyond which hour not any tender Mill be received. CUSTOM-BOUS E, LONDON, Othber 9, 111111. FOR SALE, . By Order e sh, Hoi. de Cearnehrimers of hie Majesty', Cdr, On Wednesday the 14t1, Thursday the 15th, FiidAy the 14th, and in the following week on Wednemlay the 21st; and 'I Ines day the 92d instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of the said Days precisely, in the Long Room, Custom-house ; 11" HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to became Pardusers. FOR EXPORTATION. East India Prohibited Goods, &c. • roe name eON9UMPTION. Spirituous Liqiiors, Wine, Soy, Pickles, Castor 03 - , Riga Bal i sam, Haarlem Oil, Eau Medicine, Drug China, Grocery. Pee t serves, Candles, Shells, :Aim, Carpets, Tobacco, Stuff, Boats, Deals, Timber, Hemp, Far, Materials of Vessels,LlnrtiLraprry, Shawls, Lace, Muffs,' I *pets, cane, Lacquers d Ware, Ptsrls, 11%2 Cher of t'eerl Coanterv, Chess Men d Gold R. putting and Musical Wateres, Books of Paint, Silk Hose, Cornelian Ai -, 4 , nal Ccrai Beads, Necklaees, and Ornaments, and sun'itry A. r:ci.- of jewel, Wiry, Telescopes, Dressing Cases, Leather close 4 Slk Hats, Waistcoats, Woollen Clint,, Toblmeo• Aslits and Cinders. Also suits Goods es Baie remained in his Majest W trehouses beyond the time limited by law, not cleared, or the duty paid, viz. Boats, Sures t Rose Wool; Yellow Sanders, flu e%, Paper, Cork, Cobalt, Sponge, Capers, Wine, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned In the Catalogue. CLtAll OF ALL DUTIES. The floats, Deals, Timber, Hemp, Tar, and Materials of Ves-_ gels, to be viewed at the Tobacco Grotiod, .Ficith- rhittle. The Tiibacco Ashes and Cinders it the Tobacco Warerbu e,the Rose Wood and Sanders on the Quay at the London Docks, and aft the other Goods at his Majesty's Warehotivs, Custom-hous e , London. Where Catalogues will be &Looted, price is..eacii. .. The Goods fur the first, second, and third Day's Sale tray he viewed out Monday the 12th ancl:ruestlay'the IS h invent : those faa the fourth and Mth Day's Sale no Monday the 19 h and Toeiday the 20th instant, and will* Days of Sale, from Nino in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. ' N. B. Goods bought of this Sale must he paid for on or Afore roo ky, the lyth November, 1412, 'betw,i'n the flours of nine a ..leek in the ',terming and Mire in the setehreasti or the depuittrnade thereon will ab solutely become forfeited, dad bid °soh resold at ofirtsre Ilak. The delivery of the 11.0 and second Days Sale to commence or. Mol i days the 16th buret, and the third,,fourth, and fifth D.ys Sell a° Sato _ the 24th instant. . HIGHLY s 'ITAI.UABLE AND VERY IAIPROVEASEE Elf . ISEHOLD on d COPYHOLD ES . I'ATES, CAMBRIDGE • SH'ittE.=i-LANEI-TAk REDEEMED. To be SOLD, by Messrs. BURTON and MST, ' OfiVeclaraday, the tack November, 1832, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gar; ativay's Coffe,-house, Lonion in 12 Lots, CIFIAL and very desiralale FiEEHOLDand PYkIOLD ESTATES, comprising nine raring, eon (eking several hundred Acres of exceeding rich 'potod Staple Land in high eul ivation, with requisite Farm-housti, Buildings. sod arrangements for agricultural purposes, most eligibly situated at Sahara and Wicken, in the County of Cambridge, knot/mai dross-Green, Coat Shade, High Field, High Fenn, Crow Haiti Layton's and Cropley's Farms, part on Leases, and part to Tenalite at Wdl,at rents, amounting to £2OOO per annum. To be viewed till the Sale, by application to Mr. Piggott, So licitor, Elf, of whom descriptive Partici:tiara may be had. Parti culars ;jos at the Crown, Soham; Hoops, Cambridge; Ram, NeWniarket ; Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; Role and Crown, Wilbetch-; Angel, Norwich; Crown, Huntingdon; George, 1 Chattery; Crown, Lynn ; on the respective Premises; of J. W. Catty, Esq. Solicitor, Holboro-court, Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's; ' and of_ Messrs. Burton aid Rist. 62, CornhilL . .....__ _ BERIcSHIRE.--Prior's Collet House, within lye miles of New ' burn on the road to Oxford.—Capital Family Residence, Gardens, Offices, and nearly Three Hundred and Eighty Acres of Meadow, Pastore, Arable, and Wood Land. and • Common Rights . -- - -BrMr. ROBINS, Vporroway's„ 0, 'Thursday, October 29, at metre, in one Lot, RIOR'S COURT HOUSE AND MANOR: FARM. This very desirable Estate is held under the Dean imil Chapter of Westminster, on lease, renewable accord ing to custom of Church leases; comprMag a capital Mansion- Muse, sealed en a lawn, and phtre4 fot 'die aceloiapioodblihr Iff a Gotoleman'slamilt, with Officea of ilidescripielliVehod Gardens, and nearly 70 Acres of Meadow, Pasture. Arable I* Wood Land, in hand, situate within five Mites of Newbunti ' within half a mile of the turnpike road to Oxford, and hi the ee: tre of the Crams Hunt, in a country aboanding. with Gate% and a short distance from the Kennett and Avon Canof.• Alm' an excellent Farm House, with Bare, Stabled Cart lodges, Gees : nary,. and othet Ow-buildings, two Cottages and Gardens, 44 sondry Ineloilures of Me'adow, Arable and Wood Land, einifilti2 log upwards of Stal Anse', divided •by thriving fences a small part is the comma fi eld, its theent.atitin of Mr.. .14111 m and Son, Mr. 14of, and hfrlPOtock:;. Tr ' - iewed by 7VI ygng Nri. ' -.-- • whom • Seulltri-f •he ho W,.. . .4 y • *. . - f K ••••• ; • •A _ , • ~+~.id~~ % • . • a _ . - - • . ot Ai vottbatitg SALES pr PONLI). erttrgl.rlif Et;r9ker4 '""lvn4E . .iript dviIdet,DOESDOIC tttliPeetot . t3ty •Etxford,.'stiveikole4 ti tike#bte a tie ttrborn itut, irbeatifio,, oo+tho• sett tieiober honor c-Ot maw : od hji Nerretper. anti mice ivOl *q brim of the datappplatcil far . the Sile. • TO BR . SOLD "lffi- I'reTVATIZ - CON fltc,4.! I', • THE LEASE of a FIOLJE,, - •tlesir.tttlysi• 1 tuated i tldaker-street; Porissanaoquarti, of which nearly So years are unetipired, toprher wish th.e appkotitiptqtfacsis*e. The House Wh:ch beeci recritly repiit'ed, painted, ancl icaperect.hroicerocit, ti,"in every reopt , et,llt for the llatnedlite reeeptiln gvoteel lactilty ; contains 'three Raosics on 'etat "treaoe! and fircir doors, four Rumba oirtliceeeond door, acid Ike un tie tipper tioor, with two* two Water-closets, acid nuoterone coon test:wit Oltiref, together with a four-stall Sable and doeibl ar the back Td' the Houle. For flintier traitietairs and ticheta.to yew the Oreenbet, amity to Messrs. bell and Brontley, Astieltors, - No.'l, Holboro-court, Gray's "-.. MOHR% • MOBLE*EN, Gentlemen, &c. ;re tespectfully informed, that they may be surplied with Money to any athotiot, oh wroth alma to thortaw,,setared oa FcnshefCopy bol/411 Leasehold Land, or House... Money ti? the Funds, l y J Settlements, Widows' Joihturea l Clellgymertl• loMinds, or tar other roterty. Perron orrespee-ibilhy may be ittlpyik4 =Ade personu3attetiray tidy. Gel leksms 9/11LIked every libivitionewb ;42641atiun, withoutldetay. Application .frima mote* to isie t %a letters bust paid) addressed to Measiuslitrits aual 6. Na 49, . South-street, Berkidy-squate. • GUESTONIAII MEIPCINTsg. CASE. 113.--To tvir. liaise's. Overt, London. ittiz, PRATT, No. 47, Anielia-plaet, Val. ;.werth, was for three yews afflicted Nilll a banker 'k fay nreadt, after attending it-teral Medical. -Gentletillsi ithotit Ob. tinting any relief, WWI thou reconunencled,to Oafs Holland, and . admitted an there on Stitt Novend:et, knit), spas regularly a.' emle4 for thirteen week; without finding ut alteration . for the best; a cor:sultation took place, and an operation Was pro nounced as being the only possjisk, tneens of a ave. On a eon. substion with my • friends, it was fortunately titeerailued that I sitotald try the Guestonian Medicine, and nett day I attevtle . 4 Mr. Guest, No. 9, Great Siiirey-street s litackiriars.bridge . , when my paths was exceeding great, and urange as it may 4.eM, wee camptetely Ititered in tsrenty miantes, and one Month *Ss so restored, as to take a place of all . work, being at * that time ena bled to work at the wash-tub and scour rooms to the satlidattfon .of my employers, and by attenillug to Mr. Gue,t's dliectlons for about four in 'nth*, was perfectly cured. tf any one should dotibt the troth cf my derivation, the books in Guy's Hospital will pruve the fact past a doubt; or I will give titan the name of she Lady who recommended me thee?. Have only farther to nto..' serve, that I still continue in a perfect good state of health, as wit. ness my fiaudtliis Bth day of October, , • (Case 1101 in a finute Paper') ADVICE. VVHEN Men cf Education and prelfer.iiatial OM use persevering endeavotirs to ditto+er the Most kik aull certahs method of treating a few prevnlling Dlseaties, the tutees's 'rut result of their experience is the best proof of ruperietity. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeon!, tine been indite:3dt* Mak" the cure of the following the object of their particular study, silas a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of entoxl. cation, and its concomitant!, Sstietuees aid Glees, Which, k an improved' plan, are speeddy'end effectually cured; 411 also dee bOtty, whether arising /tom Baocharsalian bieelgenees, king rile ti,ece Ir "-Arm climates, or a secret solitary vier; too tif* reu happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one eterilil•y otbartetteess, and in the other a neinwrou4 train no eeseistes, which , it not.nminy remedied, teriamate se Sconce and toritarupton. In chat distressing state of debility . oe lieficleney; whether the consequence of such baneful habits, Or aiiiing feottiany lithe( gable, by Which the powers of the ceniti. union become enfeebled, as regularly edcicated Surgeons of 1 . oa- Jon, they offer a &art; bate, aid 'Speedy reitoratiosi to soaad And vigorous health, • • ,-.- • • .. : s s clieAniblt of a loot tuillodittOidte practite has enabled thing s by a superior method; to remove venereal complaluts, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pitieerto Ike .leietireitraint in diet nr exercise; end in recent CFAs wherieati early application is made on discovery of the infeofioo, they fee- quently perform a eutein the that space of two dkys. The dine •Istektilented !twins. of their mode of treatment (*hid has neat* been knowil to fail in one single instance in a practice of ti years, during•Whiel foillioli nifty 'bound presong of both 'wetestive been cared, even after severe and injurious methods habeed pursued by other Piaci Herten Without effect), induces die& to thus publicly offer their adv!et. Te be taisultipit daily personally, or by letter, by petioni of either :tt. Letters from the country, eontairlit a ]fault-n ste, duly a tended to' i Jell 'advice end inediciues lorwarded to any putt if tile Itlisetont,--C-OltS sod Co; 13, Boastoeitt4totet. I, . • MidLIAM:a. MESSRS. digitlE , and CO. Snigavisi late in his Majesty's Serrke,, , thababge the wade wells% to preys i ifsigie instance other* their Medidne and method of cure ever 'ailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in shp particubt brands of their profession has not given d# to ,q .... U nsuc cm 0 case. •' They continue to dire& illeir *tutees to tlie treatment and eitiv taf Venereal etniplaints; and that derangement of the sYrein, which isthe consign crp`c of the pennieiontandivasteftd events of ii habit icing and matt unhappily pursued DT the youths of bitch 'Axes, in the ono it will be fointi to be the vnfaiting source of ' barren ness ; the other Bade its ravagesfatalif developed to them bye 0- creasing state of dtbillryoextribifnotttmeti'reinedled;tetnito6s in intpotettee. These are trs - reuroieibt,Attosate . effectsiwkle end sumptions, lost of MU septa r power,and varions iterfogs comilaint s motif characterise tbe-eirlier itageent ddraCkitat t reitei Of pie sone Hiking under the disorder* incident to such.* habit, It* • ft' amble and has aleleer rebid' tnittripiefid, id 'tie came of a lOng, laborious, and Much extencledyiesetlee: lti the most obstinsteznd•ent`nplicateii cases of einfe!'4 6 .4: 1 initction; auch as obstructions in the urethra, spongy tie hard ta. mom, callous elicit, eruerkna, seminal weaknesti; as also ' • enuartnus,. Whether recent or of long duration, and /Ida Witt skill ofother Practitioners ; tare by theirpreibilt improoti ti t . treatment, elfectufby and pernianintit coxed, oiftbnot Ike Vi eugerbv the excruciating pain and alarming belluittfAK*lodit Ara ''its thraPplcaderiof the lunar exude. &that:Arse IP to years extensive practice to thts metropolis, Munitron* camp Stectures'bave been and go. dilly ender tlseireare; int t eradication of whet. ,are effectiti by Write, terrain, Ai tioils made appetite; 'silk:tor to any other yet adopted. 114 .... . teat 107,1 - tott'on.Gfailro. • Piaing in coilifiM Ne rfillONrof to ;tato the of Ow care, age. arid geaegai:Jsaim ofijobtr. li4 a rent, Ovics. PlAFFOchw,___ A t• *riot des ht li rark !gives or mot to arty parry TM 1 . 0 ."" aal • • • • , • . ' • , • • • . • V: 0 • • To be viewed by ajiplygng to W. Giles Atlnani, at .Prior's Conti, of *lsom rattilhari-inity be hoi ;. at the Pelican; New.. bey;. Pon-htiu.seli Wallingford; White Heart, Bataan; Mr Maine, High -street, Oxford; Ouni ;Vfaidenlited; Castle, lalt Hall White Hari, Winoibor ; Red I.itna, Hounslow; of Moira. 13 apt r auo iiroughtirvOuli4ters, Great Ill4rlboroyli.sircet ; at Minim/ars • and of blf:ttcbinii, WarOick-itiett 3 GAidei . wciare, w to ri~l it et tht tbeit4: ithit bruit. ". .S• weakness, refasation, and debility roceed,ug frum this dim. Is speedily temevecti atiif the' patient restored soifod add vigorous health. But wlwre_the . debitity has tor yes Pais- ted,w proper perceSersieetkAeWrinforiiicc remedies, Adria Stricture has beep destroyed, is ledis'peniably tequlsite to **ye the stym6 - C*lll'lmi' oklita,'Mid.tosrtiniroate the co tint 4 Several Noblemen said' f, 6V the tirit * ' hive been under Vii care et' ?deltas. Currie and (X • Moval of comilaints ofd* fliatkia, - Snit:tome, dte. logiatehie receivedthlt• Faial pebnialins titre; rwiaest dist rite . may be mico4tptbcpi aela i lisfsetocy eviOencea'af the deddif m 4 perioaity of Moist culhis irk . Ceeplag of tibithiitt.. these Gentlemen bad Strtethres !start to ritentylattre and were ntider;' etii• are of Maws. He anit'ilialnildese and other surgeons or equal entirnee, who atteinpteditilt - faz• by the spplicaitogl et dos biireit ematlq *khaki Alava. Moira. 4-1/illeand todwaltidly tithe/ Sou; with the prawn doliWii•otrosy Wow, at their bowiti Nati I in, 14 • -.. ~~i F. ( a.. .~ *. • .• DR. CO LLYEIV4 HYMNS. This day Were published, HYMNS, partly Collected, and pirtly designed as a SUPPLEMENT to Dr. WAT Eakl.MS end HYMNS..••••By WILLIAM BENQO COLLYER,V.D. 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Jaw 1.401 L StYPIRIOR CLASS Olt SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES BY his mAJES'res ORDER in COUNCIL.. dated 20th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was esta basked at the Royal Naval College, at Portsmouth, tot a nUPE, RIOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SidIPWRIGHTS. anti and it being determined that four Mors Students shall be ad mitted, the Principal Officers and Conninis s io: t ees of his Majes.' ty's Navy hereby give Notice, that th.: examination of Candi dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports, mouth, on the 4th of Novamlx , r near, at eight o'clock in the. morning, and tkat such persons as Mat be desirous of becoming . 1 Candidates for admission, are required to send entice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore— said Yatd, on or before the Ist slay of that Month. The Candidatcs'inust be at least fifteen, and not mote than. seventeen years of age. The Plan of Education may be obtained an application. at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Contra issioner of MIT Of Ids Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained as to the nature of the qualificat.ons required of. the Candidates, the Documents they are to produce on the day of etantiaation, the Salaries they- will be allowed on being ,admitted Students ) , and of the Offices to which they w:11 be eligible after they betel servedihe.term of Apprenticeship: