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• • - 7-, 4 i • ~ -- -r -: II I ICAZYS: e * " . . ' f '. • V.~, • . 1 • tla . , .. - • .• . • • !.• •f 1:. clr•1 Ole , ; Act . •a . . . '; • 4 r - ' • tliii;Eß 790* By SPECIAL DESIRE. RAMBLAGH, MILLBANK. , _' aby A ut hority of the Right Honourable tbill UM Chamberlain. TO -MORROW, Tuesday, September 1, will be . _ 3 ..k.411 FETE, and grand Selpction of VOCAL A= vit TorrAL MU SIC; when the Gardens will pre sr:r 11 :::; • ,' su p e rb Decorations, Allegorical Deviceo, and mg "lwrto, ev asive Illuminations, as were displayed on Thursday , r in b uo ur of the Marquis of WELLINGTON% glorious Vim ': A il airs Bat•d will attend on the occasion. • . "( t he course of the evening a., Grand Display of Brilliant Hi.WORKS. .p uor s opened at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight. Admission Ls. 6d. 4 ..~. NEXT MONDAY. r 888, Contractor for the Lottery, respectfully L advises the Public to make their purchases at his Offices, 4, oftNNILL, ono 9, CHARING CROSS, on or before MON- O', as the Lorrtar begins on TUESDAY Morning, when X20,( 1 0 0 , se4o,trO, or £30,000, 410,000, MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANK. ksUrwest Prizes are tea each, and every Number Will be drawn front the 'Wheel. SINGULAR. ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY. [IORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Corohi beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the DTI SOY is big with important Chances, and solicit their fa onfilepresent occasion. Tile Drawing begins is a few day% Tuesday, the Pth of Sep- Orr. Only 10,000 Tickets. A Blank may gain X 50,000. Orders, by Post or Carrier, Muted on the same terms as if Pai n ' lloixsav and Co. have divided among their Friends upwards Mute Minns Sterling, which they trust is the best recom iodation for the future favours of the Public. AZARD.' BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, regretfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for resent STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Office, se„ Royal Exchange, London. Ills Lottery, consisting Of only 10,000 Ticketsovill be drawn dr sth of Next Month. The Scheme contains Prizes to the of 1104),000, exclusive of which are Eight Additional consisting of Twenty Whole Tickets, to be allotted of the four first-drawn Blanks. Price of a Ticket aCil 15 0 aCi 1 6 0 I Eighth S IS 0 Sixteenth Half Quarter X 2 1$ 6 1 9 6 •,• Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the awry, arcempanied with Remittance, attended to by return I PaL EYTON, STQCIL BROICEI, N 0.2, CORNIIILL, and 18, Coventry- Street, recommend, . . those who wish to eitenttirs in the present singular & attractive Lottery, w be early in their applications for Tickets & Share, at tie above fortunate Offices, as it will be all drawn the edt of September.—EYTON thinks it necessary to apprize those of his Friends who may be disposed to Isms him with their Commands, that should a Ticket purchased at his Office be drawn a • Blank, it may, by the peculiarity of the Scheme, gain a sum of £50,000, NEW MUSIC. shed by Goulding, D'Almalne, Potter, and Ca. No. 20, Soho square; and 7, Westmorland street, Dublin. 'HE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF SALA- I MANCA on the ever memorable 92d of July, t 812, for t Pianoforte, with Accompaniment for Violin and Violoncello, mpowd and most gratefully inscribed to the Most Noble Ge= ;al the Marquis Wellington, 'and his brave and gallant War es, by John Gildon. " Wellington and Victory," a new Song, tima on the glorious success of the British Arms in Spain, by B. Code, Esq. composed by Sir J. Stevenson, 'Mos. Doc. price Our Monarch, the Prince and the Nation, a new Loyal lig, written by Peter Pindar, Esq. composed by I. Mazz ingbi, me is. 6d. The Maid of Neidpath, a favoutiteßallad. written Walter Scott, Esq. adapted to a Scotish Air, price Is. 6d. Si: !write Songs for the Pianoforte, arranged in an easy style for the r Of InvetileSingers, composed byElrJ. Stevenson, H. R Bishop, &c. Premierqs Pensees, a Grand Sonata for the Piar.o ne,umposed by E. Morey, price Ss. 'Frio for three German moor two German Mutes and a Violoncello, composed-by . R. Bishop, Si. .511PER:OR M 3. SERMONS. (137 were published, price Sixty Shillings, done up separately for the Pulpit. SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SER MONS; adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the lal Heidays and extraordinary Occasions; printed in anew krill Type, cast on purpose, in exact Imitation of Nlanuscript. By A DIGNITARY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. hese original Sermons are respectfully submitted to thiClergy litiperlor modern compositions, better adapted to i heir avowed *U than any previous attempts of the same'kind. Ihe Author lishitu..elf preached every one of them, and he can therefore Ink to their suitable length and effect ; he can also boast of the Ilektwhich they have received from very distinguished unto. Imhof the chyrch. Mond for C. Croak& and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, • ; and said by all Booksellers in Town and Country. LB. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the entire Itt till they hare examired a few, may be accommod.red with a t ate,indifferently selected, for a One Poona Note; which may, 'agreeable be addressed to the Publishers by the post. MOST USEFUL BOOKS. _..... Thh day was published, illustrated with 46 new County Maps, Price Ct. 6s. bound and lettered, or ,El. Its. 6d. elegantly bound, and the Maps coloured, - A GAZETTEER of the BRITI4H ISLANDS ; a ..t. or a Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom— I sttaining full modern Descriptions from the best authorities of Tly . County, City, Borough; Town, Village, Parish, Township, “ Il mans Castle, and Nobleman's Seat, in Great Britain and Irela.nd. By BENJAMIN pi ITS CAPPER, Esq. 4 UP Secretary of State's Office, Editor of the Iturrial•Calen der, of the Population Returns, This Volum e f orms a library of itself, or part of the library of *sly Engliabsisan, and deserves, by Re great interest and lochs kasable utilty, to lie found in every house in the Empire. It is bit ephemeral production, but a stork of vast labour, research, N4erpence, and a standing authority on all the points of whicl► !treats, Printed for Longman, Hors*, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater bftr-row, and to be had of all Booksetiers. I. A.Con.rnercial Uictional v or Opining-house Library. ton itt ful Ltd accurate intosM i ation relaive to all the tlet.:i's . f t'l Nde, COMIIItaTC, l'rodu.tion ant Manotaet or. s of the w hoi, 41 i With the Comnielcial Laws of Et:gland, and the Nants.c. 4 4 t:vasittOtlitirs, in ten modern Latizttagov. By •I lior.t.s., truer, Esq. formerly Vizi, Consul at Ostend, price £.. tn. and lettered, or Li. 75. elegantly bound. k'l be Universal Biographical, Historical, and Chronological. 'teary, icclutii..g thirteen thousand Lives of 'solos= Pet _, trail Ag es an d Natior.s, the suers sslon of Sovereign Prince% 'E'l above twenty-five thousand dates, revised, enlarged, and adlit down to the present tiase. By John Watkins, LL. 1). ti ‘ t 194 • bottzd and lettured, or aCi. eligantly bound. ..• . , 0 n: • . . ..., ..1. ) ..., • 4... ... . _ MOND - A? .'. This day wu published, Price Ts. 6d.boardi,' • • ATREATISE on the CULTURE of WHEAT, recommending a System of Management footslog upon the successful experience of the Author. By a PRACTICAL FARMER. London : Soti by J. Harding, M s St. James's4trect ; and Mum.. day and Starter, Oxford. This day was published, In one vol. royal avo. the Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, price bnards ' ELECT PASS AGES of the WRITINGS of St. CHRYSOSTOM, St. GREGORY, NAZIANZEN, and St. BASH,. Translated from the Greek. By HUGH STUART BCTYD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster Row. M 31, 1812. _ I KENNET AND AVOM CANAL iirevickribN. A , TTVING received a req u i s i t i on in writing signed • by the Proprietors of several thousand Shares In the alywe mentioned undertaking. requiring Lb to call a special Meeting of the company of Proprietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navi gation, to determine upon the most proper and respectful nsOde of tesittyieg to Charle* Dundas, k:sq. M. P. Chairman of the Committee of Management, the high sense entertained Of the important and effectual services rendered to the undertaking, by his constant and zealous support of the public nvisures necessary to its intent, and his judicious superintendence t.f hs private in tereus—We do hereby call a special meeting of the said company of Proprietors for the purpose aforesaid, and de appoint the same tqbe held at the White-Hart-Inn, ia the City of Bath, on Toam day, the Bth day of September, Vila, at twelve o'clock at soon. Marlborough, August Li. WARD and MERRIII,4AN, Prmcipal Clerks to the said Company of Proprietors. BAIH AND BRISTOL CANAL, AND BRISTOL WATER WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given that ,the Proprietors dl the Bath and Bristol Caaal and Bristol Water-Works, for electing Committee-men for the different Districts far the year ensuing, will meet on Wiplautlay, the gsi day of September next, at Eleven o'Clock in theirsirenoon, at the following places, vi=. the Proprietors of the London District (conspreben-iing all the Proprietors resident in the Cities of London and Westminster, and within fifty miles thereof); at the City oPLondon Tavern, in the City of LonOon. The Vroprietors of the Welch District (comprehending all the Pro:Actors resident in the Principality of Wales and County of hlonmouth), at the King's Head Inn, in Newport, in the County of Monmouth. And the Proprietors of the Bristol District (comprehending all the Proprietors resi dent in the City of Bristol and in all other parts of England, ex cept such as are comprehended in the London and Welch Dis tricts), at the White Lion Inn, Broad-Street, Bristol. WARD and MGitRIMAN, Principal Clerks. Dated this 28tk day of August, lain. _ . ESTATE REPERTORY AND PRICE CURREN!' OFFICE, No. 56, Southampton row, Russell square. M R. ANGELL, having been honoured by the patronage and sanction of many of the Nobility and Land owners in support of his plan, purporting a revision upon Private Contract Sales of grates, moat respectfully begs leave to submit the principle for general adoption to Laud and House-holders, whose views are either to sell or ht. E. Angell also avails himself of making known his intention of advancing money on Houses of Furniture, Stock; in Trade, and other miscellaneous property intended for prompt and im mediate sale; relying on his experience for upwards of 16 years in the practice of an Auctioneer and Appraiser. Mr. A.'s printed Treatise, in a quarto pamphlet, upon the Sys tern of private Contract Sales, may be bad at the Office at above, price 2s. 6d. to the public, an d is such as honour hinswith their commands, gratis. EUSTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, NEAR TO GOWER STREET.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE AND PREMISES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ANGELL, At Garraway's, on Thursday, September 10, at 12, A Valuable LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, with fore-court and yard behind, fitted up with superior taste and convenience for a genteel family ; comprising two excellenkbitchens, and appropriate cellarage, on the base ment; two paflours of good dimensions, and a small office, with entrance-hall, on the ground floor; a suite of well-proportioned drawing-rooms ' communicating by folding-doors, and finished with tasteful an d elegant mouldings, marble chimney-pieces, &c.; two best bed-chambers, on the second storey ; and on the attics servants' sleeping-rooms, nursery, Ste. These premises are elevated un the South side of the New-road, in a range of genteel.buildiegs, most eligibly situate, and conveniently removed from the road ; are Lid for a term of 99 years, at a very low ground rent. May be viewed till the sale ; and further particulars had of Mr. Angell,l6, s outhampten-roW, Russell-squate. • EUSTON SQUARE, NEW ROAD. By Mr. ANGELL, At Garraway's, on Thursday, September 10, at 12, AVery valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, desirably situate on the west side of Euston square, held for a term of 99 years, at a low ground - rent; con sisting of two kitchens, pantry, and excellent cellarage; on the basement storey, two well-finished parlours titled up in present taste, with marble chintnies ; an entrance hall, and fasts 4)n.lble stone staircase, with mahogany hand-rail; an excellent suite of two drawing-rooms on the principal storey; two best bed-cham bers on the second; and servant's sleeping-rooms on the attic. From the very healthy and improving situation of this estate, and the superior taste with which the plantations and en closures of the square are proceeding upon, there remains but little doubt of hous..v in the neighbourhood fetching a great price that are finished, similar to the premises in question. May be viewed till the sale; and particulars had of Mr. Angell, 16, Suuthampton-row, Russel l-square. . •ti T aM fif.r. • _ •tt•+ ,~:.t~:~ii.L • '' • •••• 4 . •-7 • •••; , ••11 1 . - .• • e , Y • a""• • Ls, 11 `, t i , if i s , "Az, This day were published, Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, Octavo, with two Maps, price Xi. ins. QHIPWRECKS and DISASTERS at SEA ; or, I— , HISTORICAL NARRA VE, of the MOST NOTED CALAMITIES and PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERANCES which have resulted from MARI FMB ENTERPRISF., with a 'Sketch of various Expedients for preserving the Lives of Mariners Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, find Brown, l o on. don; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. MEMOIRS OF SULLY. This day was published, a New Edition, in S vols. 12mo. embel lisbed with a fine Head of Sully, price Xi. los. boards, MEMOIRS of MAXIMILIAN de BETHUNE, Dugs of Soxxv, Prime Minister to Henry the Great ; translated from the French Edition of M. De L'Ecluse. To which is annexed, the Trial of Francis Ravlllae for the Murder of Henry the Great. Printed for Longman and Co. Lackhnton and Co. White ant Co. 3. Bagster ; R. Scholey, and Cradock and Joy, London ; Bell attil Bradfute, Doig and Stirling, and Constable and Co. Edit'. burgh. NORTHAMP lON-SQUARE, ISLINGTON ROAD. By Mr. ANGELL, At Garmwars, on Thursday, September 10, at Twelve, AVERY Valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, situate the corner of Smith-street, Nenhamp tow-square, Islington-rood, near Sailler's Wells; comprising on the basement storey, two Kitchens wl!h excellent Cellarage, and a Yard capable of erecting a Stable and Chaise house, possessing a way from Smith-street fur a carriage entrance ; on the ground floor, two Parlours and an Entrance-nail, with Staircase ; on the principal storey, a Drawing-room and Bed-chamber; on the se cond atorey, two Bed-chambers; and, on the attic, two Savarts' ditto. This Estate is held for a term of years, of which 73 are unexpired at Michaelmas next, subject to the reierved grotuid • rent of SII per annum, and are perfret and substantial, In ex cellent contlitino, suitable for the inamedlate reception of a teepee table fatally. May be viewed, and further particulars bad of Mr. Angell, 16, Southampton-row, Russell-square, Bloomsbury. COUNTY OF WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ATRULY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and ADVOWSON, comprising 700 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, arranged with Demesne in several Farms, with Houses, Barns, Granaries , &c. kc. together with Mansion House, appropriate Buildings, Manor of MO Acres, and extensive Right of Fishery. For particulars apply to Mr. Angell, Estate Repertory and Price Current 081..v.a, 16, Southampton row, Russell-seuare. ~•, . • This day was published,' THE GAME BOOK for 1812—This Work, by means of printed Tabks, enables the lover of field sports to keep a register of sporting occurrences and accurate account of Game, the different kinds, when and where killed, where sent or how disposed of, and various other particulars useful to the .Saprtsman, Game-keeper, Butler, &e. &c. Price 7s. los. 6d. 21s. or 425. according to the size required. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's•street. Where may be bid, the Farmer's Account Bock for 1812..- Price Sils. or 10.. 6d. for Half a Year's Book. This day was published, in 8.0. price Is. ed. sewed, A L' ER on the STATE and CONDITION of APOTHECARIES, with Proposals, for making their Offices more respectable and more beneficial to the Public, ad dressed to phartnacopola Verus.—By A TRUE SURGEON. • London: Printed for I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 20, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, just published, price 2s. Cursory Remarks on Corpulency. ity a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. SPANISH GRAMMAR. This day was pbblished, price 2s. 6d. expressly for the purpose of enabling every one, in two monthi, to instruct himself, ASPANISH GRAMMAR, for the use of officers and others, arranged and methosliced upon the plan of the Eton Latin Grammar, I. r. so as by the omission of what is super fluous, and the fullest exposition of what is r.ecessary, to unite the greatest brevity with the fullest explanation, and thereby to assist the memory, and enable rem one, In two months, to ren der himself master of that language. The Publisherhas no hesita tion in saying, that this is at once the,cheapest and best Spanish Grammar in the English language, not being the composition of an illiterate foreigner, but of an eminent scholar, fur his own use Printed for R. Davis, 38, Essex -street, Strand. THE SPIRIT OF IRISH WIT. This day was published, In one large volume duodecimo, price 6s. itboards, r 1 4- 'I4E SPIRIT of IRISH WIT; or, POST CHAISE COMPANION; being an Eccentric Miscellany of Hibernian Wit, Fun, and Humour, much the greater part never before in print, with s Selection of such as may have ap peared; also various other articles of Intellectual Confectionary, aapted to the risible Muscles, and designed to dispel Care, purge Mel melt*, cure the Spleen; and raise the drooping Spirits in these gloomy Times. London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No.lll, Cheapside, and buy be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman in the Kingdom. Where may be had, price 6s. The Spirit of EnglishW t tor 181 t.s.l 3,a Companion to the above MILITARY PANORAMA. On the Ist of October will be published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work, enetied, " riIITE•MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s. dedicated to•the Officers of the British Army, contain ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, itevaws of Military Works, Ektays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, Military Movements, Details of Military Operations, Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obituary, Births anti Marriages, Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, &it. correct Insertion of the Extraordinary Gazettes-, General Orders, and Army Re gulations.—Each number will be illustrated wilt a Pottrait and Military Plan, engraved by the best Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volume.—The latter will contain a List of the Officers of the. British Army, of those boldths Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resir mations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Voltinte's publication. Published by P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuth'ell and Mar , tin), corner of Orchard•strect, Oxford•street.--The Prospectus may be . had, either there, ut of molt flieitselters in the United Kingdom. N • VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. This day was publidied, a New Edition, embellished with 109 beautifol Enravings on Wciod, price 25.6 d. bounds with a fel! Anew/ante to Schools, I) EAD ING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CIASSES in SCHOOLS, being a sequel to Martia's and other Spelling 'Books; and an Introduction to the Class-Book and : , peaker.-- t iiiy the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the ,Clap- Book, UltiVrTill Preceptor; 6:.c. &c. This Work reconstr.euds itself to general adoption in aU Semis narie., by the I..tiowinst peculiar features 1-1. It is printed in a large ckar Type.-2. it it rendered interkting by numerous Em b.4.;s:inteots.-3. The subject matter is a.lapted tO the capacity. Chi.iien, and is ar once entertaining, moral and instruct we.- 4. /tli the (Wheat and long *Kettle are stitcted, dishied, ead print ed at the bead of iailLesson,in the manner of Brown's l'estament. Printed for Longman, ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Pater nester-row; and sold by-all Booksellers and Stational in duo .United Kingdom. • Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, The CLASSuBOOK, or 36:1 Lessons, fits etery Day In the Vrar, price so. bound. • , - COUNTY OF SURREY. TO BE LET, immeillately lo the Vicinity of London, not more than three miles from the three Bridfus, and M a very respect able and pleasant neighbourhood, ASpacious vell-Isuiit LEASEHOLD _HOUSE, colualuing an elegant Dining-room; a handsome drawing& room, appropriate Bed-rooms, acid domestic Office., wish a neat Pleasure and exeelleot Kitchen Gardens, Paddock, Cow house, Stabling, Coach-liOuse, Brew-bouse, Piggery, and Penitry-yard, with every requis.te for the comfort of a genteel Family—id) ha esceSent repair. For particutgs apply to Mr. Anvil, Estate Repertory and hie* Cauca Ofweb, 16, Seatbouptqprowvagss*B 4 Suar* • , .. ..i.. t. • . Pitzcr, :11XIIENCF#411 • Ari 4- id.""""""" •• • CUSTOACHOTIak, PORIIMOU7It •TO BE 401. D BY AUCTION. • On Thursday, the sd &feather, tHi it, at fen o'Cloek is the Forenoon, will be erphied to PUBLIC SAL !!, at Office, Q EVEleAli. Hogsheads, Quarter Casks; and Camii of WINE a few Parcels of Prints, Mitili.gt Wood; Hower Post, &c. and a *arlety cif Packages (ctrveota übJtuown). t . 11 The whole of had remained to-enters.' in the awe( ' Warehouse, at this Port, belts.] the time allowed by Law, and will be peremptorily Sold, if not cleared before she ahoy---mess. tioned Day, in pursuance of an Circler Of the Honourable tbik Conemissionert of his Majesty's Customs. •[ he Goods May be viewed threst days bkfore the Safe, on . plication let* Wetellieessaimperi I* • • Sr. NEars, HUNT — I - NU DONSHIRB; TO BE SOLD BY AUCI lON, BY Messrs. BARNARD and FRANKLD4j r. • At the Case Keys Inn, Sr. Nat's, on Monday, Sept/MR& Eleven, in several Lots, A MOST eligible ESTATE, its the ?aril of A St. Nat's; mutilating of a capital Faint, catted WINTER:. INGHAM, with convenient 011t•If011t014 Ind Upwards of three hundred and twesty-six Acre. of Land. now in the ecchpation of tile Executors of Mr. William Vain, deceased, under a Lease expiring at Mtclisehnas, 1814, and i large Dwelling-house, with a Malting Office, Schen, Barns and other Out-beilitings,'and upwards of and hundred and forty-seven Aires of Land, now In the .:ccupallon of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lase espiring at Michaelmas. 1814, nearly the whole of which Lena are conti guous to, and will be Sold with the Wlntetingham Farm g and several Freehold Cottages ins! small Parcels of Freehold Land and Common RigLta, DO Willa the occupation of different persoisi and which will be divided ii.to several Lots. Further parelimlars may be bad by . applying in .Mr. Wad*, Solicitor, Dutamow, Ems ; Mr. Benjamin Whitney, of Yotford, Suffolk ; Mr. lserii, .Abingtcin. Cambridgeshire; or did Auctioueers, Mated, Easel. Descriptive Patilcutort and Cell. ditinci .'f Sale may be had e• the above places, and also at the Hoop, Cambridge; George, I-Untie - 00n; W Ate Nom Bahlock; Red Lion,Royiton ; Sun, vggleswaffe; the prtnelpail Inns, at Sr. lye's ; at the Place of Sale; and at Messrs. Exley, otorka., and Dawsons,'of Furn;val's Inn, London. FARMS TO LET. To be LET, by Mr. SHFA, Land Agent, Southampton-row; Rdseell-aquare, 'TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent low feeding and high LAND, with extensive Sheep Wii/its, situate in a most faroutitt Coon!) , for Ategriculture, the major part being dearly Tithe-free; will be Let in Farms of SOO to 700 Acres each, from Old Lady-day nest. Letters to big poll paid. FIRST OF FASHION.—BEAUTIFUL LdNCil StAYS. MA RSTO & Co. 25, Homo, zu-suticri, Strand (to prevent mistake, the Second stay Shop on the left. hand from Newcastle-street) near the New exotica, (late Foro man and Manager td Mr. MI tt s), beg leave to acquaint the La:- dies in general, that are curious in taste and elegancica in Long Stays; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any hoshe in London. Ladles by purchasing two pair of one else; will bi entitled to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully eons. patent to keep twice the assortment - of any other in the trade MAILIMN prestimeal.adies will nod his Warehouse for Patent Corsets worthy their attention, and not to be equalled fdr work.: snarl/hip and cheapness.. Beatitiful long and improved Shape Start from 78. to Li. ; strong coloured Cdrselts gem Ss. to 10e. • *eve. ral hundred pairs df Children,' Stays, from Ss. 6d. to is. 641. Mae Brow natters himself, by his long.:per/since for upwittla et Tan.Thirdas Foreman and role Manager td Mr. Mills s bust. nest, that be is competent to give every Satisfaction to those Le" dies who choose to honour him with their cotnmarids. MA RSTON k the role Inventor of the PA:eat 'feints Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Nutiee.—Convenient Rooms to try in. 'fo present imposition in the trade, orders sit retpiested tai be sent by band, or by post, paid.—NocOnnt.ziou with any whet Maim 't `HE IIENtIIIkE Mi ILSfiditDICINE. SP Ya -a- PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, has the or ..its " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles; 8111 of Dino tion, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Doty is ;aim black ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shifting', Douh'e Ten Shillinge and Sixpence, and largest One Pound Two Shilling's Daty lef eluded. Compound Emma Ss. To Mr: Srit.satiar, 1 S s Soho • square, Lmidoo. Cranbrook, July ii, 11114. fita—Laving experlenCed 16 much benefit (fora year PA. TENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude I cite. cot let it remain unknown to yourself and the pubfic. I wad sadly affUctid With the Scurvy is my legs, Winch for two years gradually becamb worse, till I had above 400 holes in them, *ant SO of which were much broader then a shilling. • My state being known to a Mimeo! gentlemitt, be Informal me of a case very 'MAW' to nib*: the person had been 4 - unlined to bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking a few smell bottles of your Drops, was soon eared. By his recommendation I was induced to give them a trial and to my great surprise and comfort, I soon foetid my totes heeled, mil after taking three small b ottles I could do my work without inciroverrience. 'ref prevent the return of the disease, I take about one mall bottle each year, which has folly succeeded to my wislaes t and I rensabl your obliged humble servant, I'ao HAS KlI4 NA aD. _Witness, Joseph Doha. TO THE PARALYTIC - .MY THE KIWI• 3 PA it Or . YMER'S CARDIAC Atte NERVOUS TINCe TURE, for Disorders of the Head, Stomach, Ind Bowel% • .Gouty. bilious, and Nervous Complaints, Debility, Pillsy,)lke d Case XXXv.—To lists RCM tit, Surgeon, Reigate. ' Rochester, July. 7, 1812. Sir,—ln the mantis of March, LSI I, I was seized with a Pars. lytic Alice:ion in the right side of my head and face: my otrew. left me, so that I could hardly walls; my countenarte - an is& drawn and distorted; a general debility took place; and my lag upon the slightest exertion, were overwhelm d with fat At the same time sounds of every sort weeds very dl asi me; the poise otcasioned by the tea-cdps and saucers m> 'hall almost faint away; the sound of my own voice and the vnicel ambers in conversation, gave me great utinsinesr. If I toot tip shook, I was unable to reedit with any degree of attention is the subject of it. In short, aU the faculties at my body, and, in some measure, those of my mind, were sadly affected by this aw ful and distressing stroke of Palsy. d 0 Providentially for me, t setidentally beim of your brialtisbile Cardiac: Tincture, and deter Mined to try it. By the time Ila taken half a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptas of returning strength, After I bad continued tithing it foe eosin time, my face gradually returned to its regular form; my limbs resumed their strength.; my mind its usual activity ; and I ma now walk eve miles with ease and pleasure, and read m mini hours without fatigue, and with attention to the subj:c*. Noble are ad longer painful to me, and teen enjoy the conversation of my friends. In short, lam now to well in health Si to haat the peculiar aatisfaction of discharging all the dalvs eat dry Oath with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine Ilrovidencee l must attribute my recovery to the use of yeyr itivenablecjkaa. Tincture; and I desise to give this pu b.lc testimOpy el itS cam in order that all who are afflicted with Palsy may knee that this excellent medicine will relieve them, the meet which do most earnestly recommend. 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