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' I / .41. • - t . • . i r. 11. ..„.._ . _ MONDAY, JULY 31, 1820. . . _ . _ _ . • ! ii I 1 !E • I [ 111 . .. e :., „ lb .:. . ~ \ • it '_ s Nu 11 nrat 10,431. oFrIcE AltfrifTAAlS, :Ying - e 5, i 820: Tit' MASTER-GENERAL and- BOARD of, oil DNANCE having granted their authority for theliale •of Impressions taken front the Plates engraved oft a Seale of One Inch to a Mile of the GENERAL SURVEY OF GREAT sillTAlN,•carried on und er tl the superintendance of, •he late )!; . jor-General WILLIAM Ammar., of the Royal krtillery, LL.D. P.R. and 'A.S.' the Public are hereby informed. 'hat Thirty-two Plates (forming Eight Parts) of that, Work r. :heady finished, and that Impressions from them are on !.6:e at tb.: Ordnance 'Map Office, in the Tower of London. :'here l'l7!es complete the Map of the Coast from Orfoidness, Surolk, to :he Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week- . St. Lawrence, neat Bristol. - Several Other Plates of this -Work are now in hand, and Part Nine, consisting of five additional Plates, which nntain nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, with Tarts of Cardiganshire :did Careutrthenshire, and the Island of Lundy, will be published on the Ist August next. Gentlemen wishing to procure a 'Map of the Country surrounding their swn habitations, may, on application to Mr. Baker, at the Ord r!ance Map Office (where an Index Map will be shewn), select any sleets they pleaie for that Isurpose. All letters on this sub ject to Mr. Baker, untie:- cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be immediately attended to. Es Order of the maw, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. hi I E • This day was mailished, '1. 4 Sr,. Wet lies. boards, illuotrated, by numerous Piano, &e, AN ACCOUNT of the IMPROVEMENTS oft the ESTATES of the Marquis of STAFFORD, in the Cetuaties of Stafford and Salop, and en the Fame of Suther land: with Remarks. SALES BY AUCTION. • .SURREY. • ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD FARM, in the most plantings, and beautiful part of the County, near LEITH HILL and OCKLEY GREEN, a WATER CORN-MILL, the Lagds part bdunded by a fine 'Tut Stream, and Common Rights. By Mr. Rost xs, At Garraivay's Coffee-House, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, or. Tneesnar, August 10, 1820, at One o'Clock, to One Lot, TH E very DESIRA ISLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, about ONE HUN ORR') AND SIXTY ACRES, Situate at FA R LESS GREEN, in the Parish of ABINGER, near I.eith-Hill and. (kicky, abounding with GAME; com prising a comfortable Farm-House, with Offices, &c. which, at a small expense, may be made an excell e nt Re s id ence f or a Fa mily ; a ' good Garden, roomy Farm=yard; with Barns, Stables; and various Out-buildings, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Woid Land; also a Dwelling-house and Water Corn-Mill, with a capit a l h ea d o f Water, supplied ! by a line r t pid , stream, well stor e d w i t h T rout and other Fish. This Property is desirable for a Gentleman food of agricul tural pursuits and field sports, in a healthy and beautiful coun try, distant eight mil e s f rom Dorking, and 32 from liaimsdonl. • The Land is particularly favourable to the growth of Timber: May be viewed by applying to Mr. Duke, on the Premises, where Particuhrs may be had; *at the King's Arms, Ockley; Red Lion, Dowling; King's Head, Epsom and Horshani; the Svart, Leatfierbead ; White Hart; Guildfbed ; Griffin, Kingston ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins; Warwick street, Guides aware, where S. Plan may be seen. By JAMES LOCH, Esq. Printed for Longman, I hint, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This day was published, Price 12s. the Fourth and Fifth Volumes of LOAN OF MONEY. ritHE object of this Advertisement is to obtain 1 confidence, not to abuse it. Though the Advertiser is sensible of the prejudice excited by the occasional misconduct of unprincipled individuals, he trusts he has some claim to sincerity, t. hen he assures those who may honour him with their commit nications, that they wig experience treatment the most candid, liberal, and explicit ; aseertating at once what will be effected, wh,:thtr on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or other security. Ad,tre3 post paid, to M. cure of Mr. Yonge, 10, Ilssex street, Str and. _ rv,- Reversions are purchased. NO TIME TO LOSE, IF YOU WANT FAVOURITt, OR BESPOKE NUMBERS. I_ BISH, Sole Contractor for the Lottery, begs • leave most respectfully to acquaint his best Friends, the Palk, that the New Lottery consists of only 5,600 Tickets, the whole of which are on sale, as I'. BISH does not Intend to reserve any. And as the Lottery is not to be drawn its Omen, Adventurers may have any particular or favourite Numbers, from No. I to 5,600 inclusive; but, from the Number of Tickets k hog a' limited, and the Sc4me appearing to be one approved, thae is not any time to be lost ; for although Roo, almost Any 1: amber may be had, yet very shortly, owing to the demand in To en, and the necessity of supplying hokum'. and the Agents it the (..tatry, the Numbers wanted may be disposed of. An early application, therefore, to prevent disappointment, is strongly recommended to be made to the Contractors (Mom No. *, eue.niti, or 9, CIIARING-CSOSS; or to any ether (4 t e l ethe s'earr may think proper & favour with his commies& e Scheme cuu:ains . TWO Prizes of £20,000! And various other Capitals, all in Sterling Money! All to be drawn in One Day, 30th of AUGUST. There are d'11,200 eatra In Prizei! Ti all which every Nrchaser will participate, whether he nukes his purchases at the Contractor's Offices, or at these of other Office-keeper. tr La taus Lottery every TiCht will be put into the Wheel, and fat& Will deride its sten jiac, AAR HO mass!!! Twists and SHARES are selling by BISH, sole Contractor, Na. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. •.• The Prices of Stocks are effuse, hourly, against BISH's Office in CORSHILL, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. HOG ARTH. TIIE SUBSCRIBERS to the NEW EDITION of the ORIGINAL WORKS of lIOGARTH, are re spectfully reminded that, in conformity with the Prospectus, the lir4 Number will, on September 1, be advanced in price to ,C 1 .ss. and, in like manner, each successive Number after the interval of six months from the date of ifs publication respectively. 'Plc Fifth Number, just published, contains the following Pla•e:-1. Examination of Bainbridge, by the House of Corn- Morning.-5. Second Stage of Cruelty.-4. Sarah 11,11coltu, and two Prints of Boys peeping at Nature.-5. The lAllghilig Audience ; and a Chorus of Singers. Lundon : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater rma•er-row. it,- Portfolios capable of containing the entire Set, are pre p!, d at 15s. each. SIR JOSEPH BANKS. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Au-, gust i (being the Second Number of a New Volume), is embellished with a fuse Portrait, accompanied by a copious Me moir of Sir JOSEPH BANKS, and contains, among ether irteresting articles, in Arts, Sciences, Politics, Manners, and A masemenss, i. On Angling, by an Amateur, No. Q.—Living Novelists, Mr. Maturin—Advice to Julia ; a Letter in Rhyme—The Vi lila of Las Casas.—Journey to the Highlands—Remarks on the Writings of Charles Lamb—The Fancy; a Selection from the Rentains of Peter Corcoran—Literary Memoirs of Augustus Kotzebue—Letters from a Resident at Cuba—Journey •1•0 the Interior of New South Wales—A Tale of Vavaoo-- Puery of th' ..T.tpanese, &c. &C. Loudon : Printed for Henry Colborn and Co. Conduit-street. LONDON MAGAZINE, No. VIII. pub •• 11 lished by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, contains the fol- Prvlng t fbe Lion's Ilesd—Goethe and his Faustus—Recollections of kh , .. South Sea House—The Traveller, No. IV.--Descripti.:n of tii - tain Frescoes, painted by German Students at Hours, Nw Vl.—The Jewels of the Book—M. Ebert ittd Mr. Dibtlin—Living Authors, No. 111. Godwin—Bilio e%Aia Curisa, No. L—Christian Vii. of Denmark and I.is 9..t.r.l—Lines supposed to he written by a Dying Sun to his - .0 ber—.l Portrait—The Charact.tr of Pope, Mr. Bowles— !-• '241 written in a Forest—Excursion to the Top of Skiddaw -itic.d Notices of New Books Colony of New South !t•s; 2. Southey's Life of W es l ey; 5. 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Among many other ansuslog Papers in these two new Vo lumes, will behead.-.A Illorning . 4n Nigh Lifts—Looking for Lodgings--Disthictions in Drem--Portraits of Lady lepulse, Lady Defiance t and Lady Endeavour—The Serjeant— The Hom—Sutsday Men—A Rout—Half Pay—Principles and no Principles—A Dinner Party at the Welt End of the• Tow— n Quality Scholar and Orator—An Alirmist—The Morning Call—The Natural Child—Borrovrinvs-Ari versus Nittire-- Dangers of too. lively an Imagination—Come to a Fortyne-*The 3lasquerade—Leaving Town. - Printed for Henry Colbura and Co. Cenduit-stroet • • • - Just published, • Its a portable lAsiume, embellished with numerous Views, and a general Map, price 12s. boards, 13s. bound, 1 T _EMITS NEW PICTURE ofEN G LAND aiid AA WALE'S; comprehending a Description of the S l Towns, Ancient Remains, -Natural and Artificial Cutiiiii Prine Soil, and 'Produce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Myers, Canals, Principal Se4ts, and Ba thing Places; with IlistOrical and Biographical Nodces • and a Synopsis of the Countiss, &C.- Also, just published, A • Nr.w Potcer Arras of the Cot rtes of Excir a vm Sod Watts, &c. consisting or Fifty-Sye Maps and a general brae, price 12). half-bound. Printed fot Samuel Leigh , lit Strand. - . SCIENCE OF CARPENTRY. This day was published, in Quario,Alluserited with Tigniaty. • two Plates ' price 11. ti. in boards, V A LEMENTAR Y. PRINCIPLES of -CANT% N. Tlt Y A Treatise'- on tise - Pressurf and. F.noifibriustiof Beams and Timber Pranies • die Resistance of Timber.; and the Construction of Floors, Roofs, Centers, Bridges, Sus. wads practict.l Rules and. &amp*. To whittled, an,F*ay to the Nature and Properties of Timber, it "sling the ; Methods of Seasen!rig, and the Causes and Proven of Race , / ; with Descriptions of ,the I(4lesof Wood used in .Building : also nu merous Tables . of the Scantlings el Timber for tikiferant psu. poses, the Specific Gravities of ueriah, acc. By. THOMAS" TREDGOLD. I Printed for J.. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, ap.lfigh Holborn. Where may be had, recently publish ed, _ • • Ornamepts selected from the Antique. Xasilegrap4on ha twenty - nos leaves, large s, rice Uuw g U. ls. sewed . • a variety of Foliage Onsanaests at brie, is a -bold led lii*orpit• - HOPPIJS'S TIMBER MEASURER. This day was published, p_rice 4ss, bound, the Seventeenth Edition, i:orretted and Stereotyped; HOPPUS'S TABLES for MEASURING ; or, 1 - 1 . Practical Measuring made easy by a new Set of Tables, which shew, at sight, the solid content of any . Piece of Timber, Stone, &c. either square,. round, or. unequal-sided; and the value, at any price per foot cube. Also, the Superficial Con tent of Boards, Glass, Painting, Piiistering, &c. with copious Explanations of the User and Applications of the Tables, con ' trived to answer all the occasions of Gentlemen and Artificers, the contents being given in feet, inches, and twelfth parts of an inch : with some very curious Observations concerning Mea- Suring of Timber by several Dimensions. - By 11 HOPp US, Late Surveyor to the Corporation of London Assurance. Sold by F. C. and J. Riviai,ton, J. Tkylor, Scatcherd . and Co. J. Nunn, T. Longman and Co. I'. Wilkie, G. Latkington and Co. J. Richardson, J. blawman, B. Baldwin and Co. R. S. Kir. by, G. and W. B. Whittaker, J. Robinson, and J. Ileyixdds. Tai, day was published; In Twe Vols..l2nte. price Ils. BALDWIN; or, TEE MISER'S HEIR: a Serio- Cdmic Tale; by An Old Bachelor. . Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, just iled, Coincidence ; or, The Soothsayer, se Romance.—may Paul fie bright, 3 vols. 168. 6d. Gwelygordd ; or, The Child of Sin.—By tho tev. Charles Lucas, 3 vols. 16s. 6d. Ireland; or, Memoirs of the Montague Family.—By Miss Ennis, 3 vols. Ills. The Question—Who is Anna?—By Mos Croker, 3 vuli. So cond Edition, 16$. 4d. West Indian ; or, The Brothers, a ; 3 vials. 13s. . The Crusaders, an Historical R omance of the Twelfth Cen tury.—By I. S. Stanhope ; 5 vols. 7s. 6d. De' Clifford ; or, Passion more powerful than Reason; 4 vols. 2s. This day was published, In Three large Vols. - Bvo. with three Sheet Maps, oengraved by Hall, price £2. HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of DISCOVERIES and TRAVELS in ASIA, from the earliest Ages to the present Time.—By HUGH MURRAY, Fit S.E. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. " 4 , 0 The object of this Work, as'of that of the Author's llis torical Account of Discoveries in Africa, is to comprise, within a moderate compass, whatever is most important and amusing in the narratives of the various Travellers who have visited this extensive quarter of the globe. Besides the best works of known and standard travellers; the Author has intraduced considerable number, which, as they exist only in the less known European languages, or in the MSS. of our public libraries, may probably be new to the English reader. The wholeis :accom panied with geographical and historical illustrations of .the past and present state of the Asiatic Continent. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. THE late celebrated Dr. FOTHEItGILL . , hi the course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly such distressing cases of Nervous complaints, that ho was in dazed to direct his principal attention to the discovering ap ef f..e.tual remedy, the invaluable Medicine here offered to the Pahlic attention, under the title of " Dr. FOTHERGILL'a NERVOUS DROPS,' ) was the result of his efforts, by means of which he succeeded in subduing every description of Nervous disorders and their various-distressing affectiprs, as Offirraion Spirits, Head-Aches, Lcss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tre mors, Fainting Fits, end every kiltd if debility or relaxation of the system. To those who are thus *filleted, it is confidently re. commended to have recourse to the above Medicine, by w/ftch they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due per severance in it agreeably to the directions given, the compine re-establishment of their health. Sold in bottles, at 4s. Gd. 11, and 225. byllrminis, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapaide, Corner of St. Paul's ; and by the principal DruggiAs, llooks.liers, and Medicine Venders, throughout the United Kingdom. SALES BY AUCTION. - . 7- • • - 'OX FOR DSH I RE. /MUMBLE and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,' Extensive MAMMA abounding with GA NtE, capital elegant MANSION, justeompletely hnished, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasune.:Grounds Farms, and Land, Pub li c-Houses, &tad Cottaget, tbe wild; upwards of El G lIT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES; fifteen miles from Oxford, and forty from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-louse in Exchange-alley, Cornmi, on THURSDAY, the 14th fieptetteber, at Twelve &Clock, in Lots, Los fIOM - PRISES' the MANOR of ASTON .3I.O IHMV/INT, with the 'Fines, Quit-rents, Sm. the capital FREEHOLD V.RTATE,. /and Tax rirdenned • elegant and substantial' Maimionsiloase, ASTON-HOUSR, completely and-recently Doished. situate r short distance from tie foot of Stollen Church-hill, hi:.the County of Oxford,' planned and *dittoed for the -atementotfation of a Gentleman of the first distinction; consisting of - spacious, airy, well-ar ranged Apartments, °Meadows proportions, excellent Offices, capital Cellars tinder the h o use Coach-houses and Stables, pro ductive Kitchen-garden, watered by a stream Sowing by the side, good Orchard, Pleasure-grounds laid out with great tease and ornamented by thriving Plaietrideas, Greve., 'Lawns, fine. Sheet of Wane stored with nab sapgliodliy a pigpen'sl spring, with an Island, in which is aa •`-• • t Roman Bath, Grotto, anZ Cascade; add rural Cottage, with Flower-garden, forming a beautiful retreat. The Lands surrounding the ,Mansion antlaid eat in a perk likeatyleuend amain about Oat Hoodsed- Ames; and the Waste Lends ipwarde-of One Hundred more' with fulisrown Timber dispersed aver - the grounds; s roomy Palm-mod, with a cOns. fort*. Parrts-ltome, Cottage. and Gardens, Barns, Stalks, can-le gas, end trrvioas out-lseitdisee. The ether Lots.=& -the &fermi Penns, ivies good Farmebonser and Ifisidegp, - raining, Aral*, and Wood Lands, let to very respect*. Tenants, s.the Dram public house, by the Ibrapikprond, an the Chegners:publicAmisa in the Village, with sundry *VW Cottages and Lands, condi log 4s/estate Hundred and Seventeen Aeres ; the whole Estate -upwards of • • EIGHTUNDRED ACRES. A remarkably healthy situatioo, commanding beautiful pros pects. end embracing very extended scenery, forming an amphi theatre Of the atiltern Hills, which are covered with Timber, diversified by enclosures and doWns, deputured by sheep. The high-road to Oxford pines through the Estate. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Leedham, at the Mansion, where Particulars may be had; and of Mrs. Tinders, the Drum end Plough, yid it the Swan, Tetaworth ; Star, Oxford; Red Lion, High Wycombe y Whits Hart, Henki-oa-Thames; Son, 'Maidenhead; Castle, Salt-Hill; Alessrs. W.. anti R. Swayne, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Butfoot, Solicitor, King's Benamralk, Temple ; at Garraway's ' • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goiderequare, where a Plan of the Estate May be seen. FOOTS-CRAY-PLACE, KENT. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, seated an a beautiful Lawn. sloping to a . fine Trout Stream, with excellent Offices ; COT -TAG E ORNEE ;•the TtGER's Blab INN, with exten sive Stabling; capital Papei Mill, and Residence, with fine head of Water • sundry Dwelling-houses and Cottagei, Stables and Yards l and upwards of TWO HUN DIULD AND FORTY-THREE ACRES of rich Meadow and Arable Lind, finely ornamented with Wood and Watet By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Housei n Richange.Alley, CornhM, on • TignispAy, this 14th September, HMO, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots. . T HE very valuable FREEHOLD and small part LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax Redeemed. Lot 1, compthes the elegant Italian Villa, FOOT'S-CR AY PLACR, conveniently planned, and adapted for the accommo dation of a Nobleman or Family of Distinction, with excellent attached and detached 01fices, Coach-houses, Stables, Farm rill, and Out-buildings, seated mks beautiful Lawn, sloping to a fine Canal, and the River Cray, a clear stream of water; stored with Fisk; the Lands richly ornamented Witkline-groivn Timber, presenting a paxk4ike appearance, situate at FOOTS CRAY, in the county of Kent, with exc:4lant walled Garden. Pleasure-grounds, &c. Ac. and upwards of One Hundred and Thirty-eight Acres of rich Water Meadow, Arable, and Wood Lot 4. A delightful Cottage- ()met, beautifully situated near the Mansion, commanding tine exteSsive.prospects, Pleasure grounds, Garden, Coach-house, Stables, and other. Out.offices, and Eight Acres,'Two Roods, .of Nleadow Laud. on Lease to N.,R. Haworth, Est 1444. The Tiger s Head Inn and Tap, at Foot's-Cray; con taining good ,Acoonzpoodattion for Travellers, Stabling fur about Fifty Horses, Cch-lsouses, roomy Yard, Gardens, and the Crooked Meadow, contaifilng nearly Six Acres, lo the &cup- don of Mr..Plattsr, on Leis 6. Lot 4. -Si: Enclosures of Arable Land, on the North side of * read from Fost's-Ct'ay io Hurst and Illendon, called • arch Woods, containing nearly Thirty-five • zees, on Lease to Perigee /e 4.6. A Cottage, with Barn, Yard, and Garden, Etc.— Mama Culver, containing Twenty-two Acres of Pasture and Aigable Land, in the occupation of Mr. John Taflor.. lan 6. A Capital !'apex Mill, with fine head of clear water, „sltirate on the river Cray, with excelleitt Dwelling-House, Out ' offices Garden, and Yard, containing Two Acres OSe . Rood I on Le ase to Mr. Sulam. The other Lots couplet of sundry Dwelling-houses and Stables adjoining the Carpenter's house, Yard, &c. and sundry Cot. a F Tn t o ' t s-er4 bers. y, i t n ag t es he , oct Stab up le a s tio a n nd of Ou li t r b . ti m ild a i n ar y , , in m t r h . e N v i i c il h age ois . o o n f , The Mansion to be viewed by.Tlckets ; the other parts of th Preperty by applying to the Tenants. Particulars, with a Plan o f th e Estate anaeaed, may be had, fourteen days prior to the Sale, at the Tiger's Head, Foot's-Cray ; the Bull, liirchwood.and , Wrotharn ; Star Maidstone; George; Sitthigbourrie; Crown, I Rochester; ROl:Dartford and Shooter's-bill; of Messrs. Green , l'eq;;lvertois. and.CCawley, Oolieltors, Salisbury-squar e ; an d r. -R6bins, 'Warlick-strcet, Qolderi.agnare; of *horn Tickets (Or viewing may be had, and where a Plan and ; blevation of the Howe may be seen. ESSEX. OREAT WAKERING RECTORY, near SOUTH-END.. The GREAT TITHES of the Parish, containing nearly THREE TnousA ND ACRES, And an Elegant newly-erected RESIDENCE, with OMees, Land, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House! Exchange-Alley, Combat, on Tauesnif the 10th August, at Twelve o'Clock, rIPHE Very VALUASLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, late the property of JOHN ROBERTS, F.sq. deceased. Comprfsing au elegant and aubstantial brick-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, seated on a Lawn, with a Portico. Front, con. taintng a handsome Entrance-hall, spacioUs Dining-parlour pat Drawing-roon t with. Ifewed front, openi ng to a Virinda, ard.Stone Terrace, With. an eicAlent range of Domestic Oakes, And good C,elfars,- 'with capital Sleeping-rooms, and Servantf Apartments over, Water-closets, &c. An inclosed Yard, with. two COach4zonses, - two three4tall Stables > Loft, and Men's Rooms oven and varioes other Offices, large Tank. for rain, Water,. Dog-kennel, Granary, &c. A Capital Farm-yard ad. joining, with roomrllarni, Stables, and all necessary Out-built lugs,. and. n early SIX'T'Y Avec ef Meadow and Arable L.and.— Mso, the GREAT TITHES of the whole Parish, containing nearly THREE THOUSAND ACRE"; which are taken in kind, and very productive. The Lands in Great Wakering are well known to be superior to almost any to the Magdalen, and most advantafeously situate for the shipfeent of produce to the - Lendon and ether Markets, at virrreasonaltle expense, present.. leg i tnow eligible and Important Property for an Illtestmena and Residence, only five miles from the fashionable * a te** place,.South-ind, and 44 from London. The House and Lands inay be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; also at. the Hotel, South-End; Ship; .Rochford ; Cups, Colchester ; Bl ue Poet, Witham ; Black Jey, Chebniford • King's Head, Malden) White Hart, Brentwood and Romfo ' rd ; of Mr. Roberts, Se& char, ! Furalvars. Inn •at Gerfaway's; and of- MOLoltina, W Otlidezateate; where a Plan of the Mama 'gad Lana may be meth • •" M I LLA RD'S W find - RBT A ILEAST INDIA PRINTED FURNITURE, and FOREIGN and. BBL -TISH WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSIDIL FAMILY LINENS, and Fashionable 'A RTICLES for DRESS JMILLARD respectfully informs the N o bili ty , • and Families arriving in the Metropolis, they tan selyet from the accustomed rich supply of his Warchouie duties Ida nens, in 7-a and 4-4. of warranted fabrics; french Cianktics and Handkerchiefs, fine Sheetin3s, Damask Table Linen, yit.e. curious India Muslims (with those for Ge n tlemen s Cl'avats) from the Company's Wale:tonsil; baantiful Shawls, -elsolix Cambric and Betihla Muslims, India Long Cloths, White Chintz and Anjengoes, obtained exclusively at his Warehnise,_. Taffeties and China Crapes, new Pencilled Cambri c* and Muslin, at unique designs, peculiar to the Male: rich Wrought Dresses and Draperies, Foreign Lace and Veils, with a variety of arm tides, in white and colours, for fashionable Month:n4nd Even.. ing Dress; new luid economical Printed Furnitures for Beds, Studies, &c. Furniture Dimities, with every ki n d of useful E a . WIT Linens, andlieboice assortment of fine Griode t Aar the.Fo-. reign Market and superior family use. J. M. respectfully informs' Families and Ladies friatintreldlle missions, whose convenience it may suit to tak e entitileiekke fps Demys, these are ti gularly at the wholesale price ; avid aeleedena f or large establishtnents, as-wen-as individual convenient! reay be made to the greatest advantage, at fixed prices, front :WO no deviation limed.: . . • Curious India Shawls, &c. purchased, Proprietors:dr Baja oess supplied. fIpHE ESSENCE of PEAK and PEA_ TIFRICR, invented by the late JACOB HE tire to the .Royil Family, have been wired by long .s• greatly keel, both in elegance and efficatt, ever ' Cirfor the Teeth and Guns: they effectualiy in a sound state even to old Age, render thee.—... beautiful without impairing the enamel, fasten seek so or, leisie t . aid keep such as are decayed from becoming Worse: .711.7 ,wise render the breath delicately meet, 'preyed the toilii:acha cure the Scurvy in the Gulps, and make them:tow a re ard close to the Teeth.—The Eunice is partieeltrA mended to Parents and Persons who hive the care of Cbildien as the greatest preservative of Young and tender Teeth.—None are :Senutne but what have the words, " J. 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This day was publishe4, Volume Si:, in Bvo. with coloured Plates, price 12s. boards, MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS, published by the College of Physicians in London. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornte, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, Vols. I to 5 of the above Work,. price £2 Si. boards. Pharmacopeia Collegii Regali, liediconun Londinensit, 1819, in Bvo. 7s. boards. Dr. Powell's Translation of the Pharmacopoeia, Bvo. 12s.bds. . • HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD OR. LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, By Mt, ROBINS, A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, -L - 11 - situate between Hartford Bridge and Reading, comprisiiz an eligible Residence, with excellent Ogees, delightful Pleasure grounds, ornamented' by a Sheet of Water, capital Oirdens, Fish-ponds, rural Walks, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, and about SEVENTY-TWO ACRES Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence. 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