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' "r 4 " ... "T - .N.; • rv. • 'r fr . ;1 k t#, ..• , • . . , . , b,. ..... . w - . . , 1 r 1 • I .. . , _ i f: • • i . 4.3.i.if ® 4 ti I ; •: I • P" , . - -- -. '' .1 . 1. . 1 .',,...? , .."" .!..:- . • . . . I . \ ... . :•:: • 41 i 1 • * .' ' '4' - - --) • % . .._.... ................._____w• • I 4... ..~• :'. I •:.. '/ N TIBI BER 7950. FUMY, SWIMMER 4, Isl 2. ParcE SIXPENCIKFALPPINIM ▪ Me f a mous Battle of Sa%manes, also a new Cowrie Panto brow, es i•ed the Pendia Festival, or Harlequin Emperor. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S,) WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. w e , t yPatronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. ertg/S pretenaß 'DAY. Sept. 4, To-mor r ow, .Sa j " w ay, sth, lilid Monday, 7th, will be presented (expreuly eme nd for the Stage), a Grand Military Spectacle, in Two id s , tailed The BATTLE of SALAMANCA., the TOWN MAJOR, and the SPANISH HEROINE ; founded on the gio . rites and compl. to Defeat of General Marmont and the whole R o sa Ann) , by the heroic and gallant Field-Marshal the Mar pit a pf Weill genii and the Allied Anny. In the intervals of the **treatments, will be given a constant succession of E ques trian aid other performances.—The whole to conclude • pith an entirely new Comic Pantomime, with extensive new term ry, Machinery, Dresses, Decorations, Music, mechanical seater, fcc. called The PERSIAN PBS I IVAI., or Haat.etintss *matte. Principal Characters—Aboulhasran, the Emperor, s penvards Harlequin, Mr, Taylor; Orointmes, the Genii King, yr.woott; Old Dealwell, Columbine'. Father, Mr. Blanchard; Tamarine Abel, the Planter, Mr. LeWin ;. Johnny Abel, the Lover, dr. Boulanger; Job, Lascar Servant to Lover, Mr. li s ber; and Alibenhassanabesultia, Clown of the Eallt, - Mr. Eouthhy; Maid :ervant, Mrs. Lawrence ; and Schiriza, the Per i= Columbine, Min Taylor; Eastern Guards, Dancers, Da iwa, Slaves, Sm. by the rest of the Company. Doers open at half-past sic o'clock. Boxes es. Pit 2.. Gal. is. Second Price invariably commences at half-past eight. • This day ova• published, price Ts. 6d. boards, A TREATISE on the CULTURE of WHEAT, recommendnq a System of Management founded upon the siccestful experience of the Author. By a PRACTICAL FARMER.. • Liodon : Sold by J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street; and Man day and Stetter, Oxford. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custoas•Hcruse, Dover, on Tuesday, the orb airy Of Sey telpher, 1812, at One o'Clock, in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS , VI About 1030 Gallons Spirits of Brandy. And at the King's Warehouse, New Romney, on the followhi Day, at One o'Clock io the Afternoon, About 70 Gallons Spirits of Brandy 15 Ditto Geneva, of legal Strength 85 Ditto Ditto, not of legal Strength Which may be viewed on the Morn.np of the Days of N. B. Twenty-fire per Cent. will be required as a Deposit. This day was published, in 4 laige yolk Bvo.. pr s ice is, boards, A BOTANICAL MATERIA MEDICA i con sisting of the Generic and Specific Cliaractzrs of the Plants used in Medicine and Diet, wi:h Synonyms, and References to Medical Authors. lry JONATHAN STOKES, M.D. Printed for J. Jtlnson and Co. St. Paul's Churth-yard. 1 TO BE SOLil BY AUCTION, , — 4 At the Custom-house, Harwich, on Maar, the Brh Septa:ld:4 next, the Sale to commence at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, il 'HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONE D VIZ 18 Cotton Shawls I I Very valuable Palm*' 24 Pairs Spitler Net Sleeves 1 Oils ... 12 Pieces taper Shawls - 1 Casc, containing Machinery 1 lin. containing a Model of a • Curt lig Machine 1 Barrel of Tar S. Ash Oars 2$ Pounds if Cochineal • 1 Anchor and Warp 1314 Pounds of Black Tee 49 Pounds of Green Tea 20 Yards of Foreign Napkaabig This day were published, price 2s. (ABJEC s of a CHURCHMAN to UNI x-• I'ING with the BIBLE SOCIETY; including a Reply to the Arguments advanced to favotte Piths: A iiociatidu. By the Rev. FRE..D . ERICK NOLAN, A l'rrsbv ter of the Vatted Church. Pr'nted for F.C. in.', 4, Itiwinvon s No. 64 S. Paul's Church yard: soil alto by J. Ha chard, No. 190, l'oNaddly. TOlt EXPO) 134 Yards of Foreign Sik 49 Foreign Silk llgnakerchiefs la Ditto Shawls 11/TATIONa 1 1 12 4 Di Palr tt. d T o. lPPe Leler Gloves. Also, the following GOODS, . which had been secured for da Duties, and'have remained In the Warehouse upwards of titre Months, viz. 4 Dasen and 9 Bottles Red Pest Wine, very old, and of apedi quality 1 Case containing Dntch I.oo►ing-Glasses, damaged 42 Gallons Foreign Brandy 40:5e. Coffee 85 Do. do. Geneva 941bs. Turkey Rhubarb Articles of Wearing Apparel 99 Doz. Bottles of Harkin 01 Sundry Volumes of bound and I Chalk Image, damaged unbeutid Books 4 sibs. Damaged Tobacco 2 Casks of Butter, damaged 23 Gallons damaged Wine THEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW, TO BE LET. TO BE LET, for such a Term of Years as shall be agreed upon, the THEATRE ROYAL, of GLASGOW, with the scenery, Wardrobe, die.—Apply to C.D. Donald, and J. P. Hen ing, Writer•, in Glasgow. Glasgow, August 27, 1812. • This dir was published, 1 ' 'IIE GAME BOOK for 1812.—This Work, by mAns of printed Tables, enables the lover of had sports to keep a register of Averting 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 . Sportman, Game-keeper, Butler, &c. &c. Price is. lUa.Gd. 21$. or 4es. acct,rding to the size required. Lander.: Piloted for J. Harding, 36, St. James's street. Where may be had, the Farmer's Account Book for 1812. Price 21s. or I u 4. sid. for Halt a Year's Book. MILES'S GRAND MENAGERIE, JUST ARRIVED IN THIS TOWN, which will exhibit in SMITHFIELD during the FAIR, consisting of BEASTS and BIRDS of every description, the most stupendous and sagacious ELEPHANT in the known World—while exhibiting at South shi e ld', a Company of Dragoons, lying in that town, hearing of the sagadty of this Wonderful Animal, Sixteen of those brave f e llows, tkiukiug themselves expert rider, the whole of them wctured on the Animal's back, thinking thenteelves capable of keeping th-ir seats, but, to their great surprise, by command of the KeePer.he instantly dismounted the whole of them, and gave limn a good drilling round the Den for nearly half an hour—it niP isy horn or rise up at the word of command; will take the smallest pece of money, or any thing which is required, and de- Eva it to any person in company ; being the second time of ex- Igniting tl s Grand Collection in London. 2 Do. of Fish Oil N.B. The Goode must be u Site, or the Depubit Money, each Lot) will be forfeited. i of the Bank of England, or of S Ships' Anchors , n away within ten days after thi :. (one-third part of the value of Notes will be taken but those :essrs. Bridges, Cow, and Co. THE SPIRrl' Oc IRISH WI I% This day was published, • In one iararydlasinednodocinbu, price Gs. In boards, I 'HE SEI&IT. 4. IRISH WI'T; or, POST -- CHAISE COMPANION; 1. ring an Eccentric Misceilany _ _ . of Hibernian Wit, Fun, and Humour, in •cli the greats part utver before in print, veili a Selection of 311 d) ac may have ap peared; also various other articles of Linelltctual Confectionary, adapted to the risible Muacks, and designed to diipel Care, purge Melancholy, cure the Spken, and raise the drooping Spirits in ihvse iroomy Timea. London: Printed for Thomas Ten, No.l tl, Chespcide, an 1 may he procured of any Bookseller or Newsman in the Kingdom. Where may be had, piles: 6s. The Spirit (if Engl:sh W t for 1 8 2-13,a Conipml m to the above. FREF.HOI.DS, WIGAN, LANCASHIRE. To be PERF.MMORILY SOLD, to tht best Bidder*, II Lots, pursuant to an Order of his Majesty's Court of Elehe.i , quer, upon a Writ of Extent, " KING,. WILLIAM Htst. Ton," before Asst. MOY at, Esq the Deputy Retnembraocee of the raid Court, at the Buck t' th' Vine lon s Wigan, on 'Tuesday, the 6th day of October next, at Twelve o'Clock, sub■ jrct to such cood.tions as will be produced at the time of iale, ]'HE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, ii the Parish of Wigan: Nine Dwelling-houses adjoining each other, shuts fa Stub disligate-strett, and a Dwelling-houses , b,:hind the same; two Jr?ivellbsei NEXT MONDAY, •]~ISrrIISH, Contractor for the Lottery. respectfully H, advises the Pub&le to make their perehases at hist:aces ' 4, tORNHILL, and 9, CHARINO CROSS. on or before MON PAY, as the LOTTIM b-gins on - TUESDAY Morning, when £2o,t 240,000, or £30,000, 250,000, MAY IL.; GAINED BY A BLANK. The Lowest Prizes are X2ll.tsch, and every Number will be drawn from the Wheel. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, II respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for I ptesent SPATE LOT I ERY, are on dole at their Office, No, 93, Ikel SI Exchange, London. • •., This Lottery, consisting of tract to,ooo Tickets, will be drawn SD t'e Bth rf Ntxt Flee .Ncheme contains 'Prizes to the anount of •,t)oe e, exclusive of which are Eight Additional &refit., each tonguing of Tweney Whole '1 ickets,to be allotted to the Hattie's of the tout first-drawn Illat.ks. Price of a '1 kket 45 0 Haar . , CU 6 0 1 Eighth - st 2 111 6 Quarter s 15 0 I sixteenth 1 9 6 •.• Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the Cowry, accompanied with Remittance, attended to by return et I' sr. OAKES, at his Golden Temple (if Fortune, 8, CornhiP, requests all Persons who adventure in the preeint eth ions Lottery, to make instant app icaicin for Chanqs as above; for all Persono holding OAKBS's Ticket% of Shares have the additional it.tl alligular Benefit of MGM: Extra Prizes of Tickets, by either of which a Blank may gaist Jesopoo. serf. 8. EY TO ,N, tiTocK BRoltri, NI.; CCM:MILE., and 18, C4orcntry- S!reitt, rewm ovoids those who wish to adventure in the present siltilar & avractive Lottery, to be early in their applications for Tickets & Shares st the ahave fortuoi.tte Offices, as it will la all prawn the ith of 5t ember thick% it necessary to apprize chow of his Friends whn may be dtsposed to }your lain With their Coatintand4, that should a Ticket purchased at his - Office be drawn a Blank, it may, by the peculiarity of the Scheme gain a aant bf I .11VIANSCONits jdo.j.l Llelltti SAW, corner of MLJdk.row, at:4 No. 42, Catoritze,oppiisitelA'ood-qteel, Ins leave to inform she . 1 1 04le, that the Whuie Lottery will be draon ri h /if i lil3 MONTH; (September), and irt"ctitillY Solicit, a continuant, of those Favoties &row loutehave of Tickets sod :Aare, etrerleaced so liberally .6r Nifty Years •Pav- A.` abor t . are stow th e Only Ofluiv of BIULNllOll4filp lab* So ld 44144 . • 1476 ..... • .. the Only N. 3.43 lel:int:1 to a Potitet of ilickutiti ‘24,76i which :rallied 5t,24; the hest illank ru.itled to ‘20.000 arlwes 414.00, L• 10,000, 3,ct*, £4,0,0 ,el.OOO. XI X°, too npu iero U s tome , S i on i n t h e limits e arms Adrwr ti-enh nt. the Plesent Scheme, *man i oc .other Novelties, are EIGHT rACKIITS of •I'ICILL'IS, frf other of aeltiat a may so XsooaGo. The LARGEST PRIZE Shared In the LAST I.ariEltif t the Los: Pau r. of X 5,000, the LAS T Prize of "44000 ever Shared, and the Los r -X3OO Prise, were ALL Sold by E 913, 17, LetiaAlv. -sTazirr, (near St. ' Paul's.) G. WEBB, at wh tt ose FoTexATE OFFICE above _ CAPI I Al. PRIZE§ were so i.o•rsor SOLD SUAlltaa, fecpect fully soNits the favours of thew PLvannt inclined to ad. IP "turs in the twuiteg SMALL and 140':Et. STATIt i OTTILar *bin will be al Drawn on 1 UESDAY NFIX F, the Scheme of which is so atranged, that even a Blank talay a.un £59,0t.0. Tic lets and Shares in as great a ty of Numbers as the Scheme ' HII n-tul , , are now Seaing at WEliki's '1 RULY FORTUNATE OFFICE,I7, LUDGATt•STRIET, 111.11* St. Phil's. Or& rs frorn the Country, containing Remittances, punctually Intended t o . IRI SH BANKNOTES, In l a r ge or mall Sums. ExChange d For litsilsh Corn ocy, upon Lax LISAL l'altata, at WEBB'S Lottery . a 4 hien Exchange Office, 17, Ludgre•street. 4 AT a SPECIAL GENERAL -MEETING of the COMMITTEE for managing the PATRIOTIC . FUND, held this Day at . the Merchant Seaman's Office, BEESTON LON 9, Esq. in the Chair, Resolved—That the following Address to the Public be hl sated in the Morning and Eveniqs Papers: • Lloyd's, 3tst August, 1812. The signal and glorious Victory on tbe'Plains of 'iALAIIANCA, atehieved, through the transcendent military skill and conduct of the Marquess of WILLINGTOts, by the Intrepid gallantry and firmness of the brave Officers :rid Men under his command, has been duly estimated by the admiring and grateful People of these Realms, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed in the most general and conspicuous manifestations of their pride and joy. The Committee of -the Patriotic Fund feel it their duty, on this great ocLasioe, to call on all 'lieu. Countrymen to enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been dis abled in this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Widows, 'Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them fir suppors. This Institution, since its establishment at the munmeatement of this War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives and, iucluding the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent memo rable Victory of Salamanca, It has still a large nunsber .of the most meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com mittee feel a firm reliance, that through the genrrous sympathy of all ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile and vindictive aims of its powerful Enemy and Rival, " the British Seaman and Soldier may still " confidently trust, that those who are dear tsi him while living, " shall, In the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find " Friends and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country : " and that he who may be disabled in its defence shall not be " neglected by those whom be has bravely defended." (Signed) BEESTON LONG, Chairman. Subscriptions received since the last Publication : Barclay, Perkins and Co. £lOO 0 0 , Thomas Coutts and Co. • 100 o tl Charles Oliphant, of Edinburgh 5 .5 0 Runde], Bridge and Kumla' - - 100 0 0 The Mercers' Company 200 0 0 Clark, Boyd and French. 30 0 0 Thomas Lowndes - 10 10 0 A Gentleman, per larisbech Bank . 6 10 • 6 William Hobson and Son • 50 0 0 Thomas F. Dyson, Liverpool 50 0 0 Rev. Dr. Bell - 50 0 Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. B. 5 0 0 The Hon. South Sea Company - - 250 0 0 Doubtful, by Yb ad • 1 1 0 Richard Scaly, of Lisbon . 20 0 0 Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Fan. 10 10 0 Robert Vyner 105 0 5 The Peri& d Mary-la-Berms - 0 Captain William Carlyon, R.N. • . 15 15 0 Thomas Breham, Salthill 2 2 0 John Gazeler, Surgeon • . 2 0 0 Inhabitants of Harwich,by John Hopkins, Esq. Mayor 30 0 6 1. P. WEI.SFORD, Sec. Suhacriptirns receivocl at Lloyd's ; and by the respective Bankers in 'I own and Country. • 1 0 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS'. WANTED, in a Surveyer's and Auctinneer's Office in I..ondon t s Youth w! o been taught Drawins and 4teoun:s, as an Articled Clerk. A lining= will bt: expected. Letters adereused (post paid) ►n Mr. Calow, Sulie:tor, N 0.12, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, wall he inunethAtely rteol.d to PARK and PLEASUR I:: GROUND FEKCE, WIRE NIEA'I'sSAFE, DISH-CO VEtt, and GENERAL WIRE-WORIt MANUFACCOSIY:—THOMAS CATO and SON, 89, Holborn-hill, opposite Sr. Andrew's Church, solkit the Nobility and Gentry, making alterations and improvements in their parks. pleasure-grounds, or plantation., to do them the honour of inspecting th-ir various p nuns of IbigIIOVED MON an: WIRE-FENCES, that exclude harts and 18hb‘ts from plantatkos and flover-gardens, and afford effectual reSislance against all kinds stock ; a new.invetrid portable Hurdle, that mcy he moved when requ , red by one pt ram, and for appearance or du rabildy -uperior to anv rid her m inufactured; a great va:iet y of Wire M rat-rafes sod Dish -covets, tt hich at snit a free circulation of air, and keep meat, pouln y, and all kinds of vh tuAls front flies. wasp:, a: , d otl , er insects; Pheasantries, Avari , s, and Larders to any scale; Wire-work for Libraries, Avidri..-s, kheapantries, Cr:- narks, Larders, and Dairy-window s. FCEEOF MART, LONDON; established unier the exclusive Sanction of the Committee of- British Coe's., Planters and Merchants. W. HOLDEN, itsgates. sad See. Best Coffee ls. 4d. par lb. raw-.-and roasted Is. lf , d. per lb. Second Do. Is. sd. do. do. ls. 84. do. 'I kird Do. Is. 2d. do. do lc CAL do. Best-refined. and thaible-refined Soo.tes.—Raw, Or MOIST o.S s, neat as imported. " Isendon, September 1, 102. " I do hereby certify, that Mr. W. Deacon, No. 2, Skinner street, Snowhlll, London, is the only Person author scd by the. Committee of British Coffee Planters and Merchants in London, to sell sound whstlessime toffee, Wholesale, and iu quanthivs not less than a single /mord wrght, with,n the City of Louden, and M all parts of the Country. ." W. HOLDEN, West-India Committee Room, Wow City Chamb.rs, London." N. B. Orders, with rernittanc s ef any amount, and applies tions for Agency, addressed to Mr. Deacon, Coffee Mart, skin ner -street, London, will be duly st•co,letl to. IMPERIAL Id •kRT FOR VENJRNO COFFEE, Prepared on entirely new Principles, 340, corner of Queer... street, (near the Market ) ) o:lard street, London. IT 11. a been generally obset veil, that the Art of properly prepaying COFFEE Is nit undeis:ood in this-King dom, and indeed every day affords abundant prows of the just- pass of the remark; Immense quantities of excellent Coffee are rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mode of Roasting the Berry ; and even the most esteemed yields at the best hut a very insipid liquor. ' The Proprietors of this Establishment; (FRUIN and Co.) therefore, having discovered a superior method of preparing Coffee respectfully reemontend it to the Nobility, Gentry, and the P ublic in general. bring confident that It will be found the most improved Article of its kind ever offered to their notice. By their .proress of Torrefaction, the crude and woody qui& ties of the Berry are entirely destroyed, without affecting tisi essentials, which, consequently, being preserved entire, impart to the drink a peculiar rich and grateful savour, rendering it the most wholesome, nutritive, and exhilirating beverage extant. Conscious of the superiority of their Commodity, they lastly rely for support on the known liberality of an ealigkleiled and highly refined nation. N. B. Urders (which must bopoat.paid) tar toy part Amen, will be executed with punctuality and dimwit* mol l as busted Coffee is empoverished by keeping , no poster giothy m irill Se prepared•than is stablest to answer *meat dmillei s Willi will he furnished daily from their Torroiotteoye a =tait/Air . ton Rood, Surrey ; where Odin for this SIM MO I reoeived.—Juno $9, 1.91 L • • MILITARY PANORAMA. On the Ist of October w.ll be published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work ent tied , !‘ 'THE TvIILITAR I' PANORAMA," price 3s. -a- dedicated to the ()Mein of the British Army, contain ing Biographical Skatchts sl. Officers, Reviews ot Military \Yorks, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of th Campaigns, Military Movements, Details of Military Operations, enrolee logy, opograpy, iritlitary Obituary, Births and Marriages, • Prosnotions r Loans Martial, Dispatches, ace. correct insertion of the Ettraordinary G:zettes, General Ord e rs, and Army Re golations.—Each sumber will he illustratt d wi , h a Portrait and Military Plan, engraved by tIW best Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Voltune.-11w latter will comain a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding Military Appointments, and the Fschanges, Removals, Rejg. anions, Suspet s:ons, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Voluntg's pubtcation. Published by it Mort'n (late of the Fires of Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard strpet, O n sfurd-cr,er.—The Peospecus nisi bet bad, nib& there, or of most 8 .uksellers in the United Kingdom-: EW NI USW. Pub! slita by Goulding, D'Almaine, Po : tre, an' , Co No. 20, Soho squire ; and 7, Wasunorlarel mire, Uub4in.. • I'HE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF SALA. M A NCA on the tver Income:this 22.1 n( July, 1812, for the Pianoforte, with Accompallitneilt fin Violin and Violoncello, «imposed and most gratefully it: cubed to 'Le Most Noble Ge neral the Marquis Wellington, and his heave and gallant War riors, by John Gildon. " Well nion and Vic:ory,' a new Song, written on the glorious success of the British Arms in Spain, by H. B. Code, Esq. composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus. Doe. price vs. Our iVimarch, the Prince wit' the Nation, a new ,Loyal Sisng, written by Pets:. Ponder, Esq composed by J. Mazzingid, Drier is. 6d. Ike Maid oftleidpath, a favourite Ballad, written by W., der Scott, Esq.adipttd to a Scotish Air, price Is. 6d. Six favourite Songs far the Platio'Orte, trratigeJ in an easy style for the use of I u ves.Pe "ingers, co n , posed by SirJ. Stevenson, H. it. llitliop, Kmg, &c. Prot , i• les Ponces, a Graoti Sonata tor the Piano forte, composed by Morey, price tor three German lutes or two German flutes and a Viol meetly, composed by H. R. bishop, Ss. mot%litY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully infermed, that they may be supplied with Money to any ameent, on term equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Cody hold, Leasehold Land, or Huuses, Money in the Funds, Marriage s e tti rt nents, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other pcnperty. Persons of respec:ability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accomi mudation, without delay. Applicstion front twelve to two, er letters {post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, South-street, Derkely-sspiare. AROMATIC OF VINEGAR, (the Originil Invention of Mr. HE Pre 1, and brought by his suc cessive impntivementsto the highest perfection), continues to be prepared and sold by Merits. HENRY„ Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, march is com posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most plea sant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unim paired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it tar affcrding rel of in Hood-schs, Paintings., ace. ; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crouded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the tents of the sick. It coo nteracts,also, the Infection of C Discuss. As many spurious and inferior preparation are sold under the piffle and similar names, the public are requited to observe, u the only proof of its being genuine, that the meet of Messrs. Hamar, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, In bottles, price ed - .. linu;ev fronting Wallgate-street, two Cottages in Queen-street,.tere; Cottages in Frog-lane, with two small pieces of Land bawd the same; five undivided seventh parts (the whole into seven part, to he divided) of a Cottage in Frog-lane, and a piece of land cagedl the Presco.t-croft; a Close, called the Paddock ; a Dwell*. house In Hallgate-street, h; the occupation of litai2b Weed; a Owe:ling-house, called the Buck th' Vine, in Walleate.attatt, and a workshop lately erected n7on part of the prentives ; tete Pieces of Land, the nearer Crouchlq Field, and the Crouchlop • Meadow ; a Close, calked the Lit le Gauger s Meadow; a Pew in the fourth arch of the rallery on the south aide of the body at the Parish Church of Wigan, No. et. Particulars may be had of Mein's. Booth and Lecatt, Solicitors for the Affairs of Taxie s Craven's:rem, London; Mr. l'r.tt, solicitor, Liverpool; Messiah Clayton and Gr;nultaw, solicitors, Wigan; at the Chambered the said Deputy Reme•nbrancer, at the Exchequer Office, lamp Temple, Lonuon, attd at the - place of ale. ST. NEors, HUNTINGDONSHIRE. , . TO SfE SOLD BY AUC I lON, _ _ _ Ey Mears. BARNARD and .1/LANKLIK • At the Cross Ksys Inn, Sr. Neot's, on Monday, sepambse 5, as Eleven, In several Luta, • • A MOST eligible ESTATE, in the Parish of re. Now's, conaimleg if a capirtl Farm. ca'led WINTER. wi.h 'ionveanst Qatflinuies, and upwards of thew hundred and twsnirsis Acres of Land, now In the warpath* of the Executors of Mr. William Flint, deceased, under a Lame espiring at M ths.lnsas, 1814, and a large Dwelling-house, wick a Maltittg ak veral Barns and other Out-huildinp, and upwar...s of one sr tdred and fortpseven Acres of Land, now it the occupation of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease expiring at IR:4, nearly the whole of wh ch Lands are cs.tl. guous to, and will be Sold with the Winteri.:gham Farm; and several Freehold Cottages and small Parcels of Fieehold Land and Common Rights, now tit the occupation of different persona, and which will be divided into several Lots. Further ratticulars may be had by applying to Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dumont', Essex ; Mr. Benjamin Whitney, of Yoxfard, ; Mr. Pern, Solicitor, Abington, Cambridgeshire; or the Awdotteers, Thaited, Essex. Descriptive Ptuticulars an Cr dit ona of ale may be had et the above places, and also at the • I-Inop, Cambridge; George. Hunt ir.gdon ; White Horse, Baldock ; ite,l I ann,Roystou ; Sun, Bigglessrade; the principal Inns, at St Ives ; at the MCC of Sale; and at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daw.ous, of Furiival'. lan, London. NORFOLK..—TO BR SOLD, • . CAPITAL ESTATE, called the ABBEY FARM, situate at OM Buckenbam, in Norfolk, consisting of a very good and large Dwelling House, with Cottages, Barns, Stabling, and all other Out-buildings, well adapted, and sufficient for the Land, all in good and complete repair, and about 400 Acres of very superior Arable, Pasture and Meadnw Land in a ring fen:e, the whole Freehold and Tithe-free, divided into suit. able Inclosures, well Wooded and Wrered, and abounding with Game or all descriptions and Fish. Tins Beate is bounded on one side by a high road, from Nem w!ch to Thetford, distant from each about 14 miles, within twig :Mks of the Post Town of Attleborough; near several good Caen Market., the ueighbouthood highly respectable ant imposing, and having • been many years in the hands of the Proprieterows Pcsseiaion may be had when desired. A Map of the E,tate may be seen at the Office of Messes. Foster and Unthank, Norwich. - Letters to be addressed (pest paid) to tl em, or to Mr. Hayward, Buckenhant Abbey, NW Attlehorough, Norfolk. MANOR OF CRACKING TON, CORNWALL, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,, • • - 'THE INHERITANCE in FEE-SIMELE of the MANOR of CMACKINGTON, situated between Lame. ceston, Camelfurd, and Stratton, In the Costal of Commas together with the several Messuages and Farms wi t hi n the sai d Manor; now in the possession of various persons, tenants et rack rent, or under leases for 99 years, severally deterseinabicei one, two, or three lives, The Man o r o f Crackington comprises about 1800 Acres of Land, and is most eligibly situated within ring-Unce, adjoins the sea, and abounds with very extensive and picturesque views of St. Goorp's Channel, Lundy i s l an d, and great part of the axilit7 ar . CArnwall. Sown& of every description is takes on the coast, which forms one of the boon. dubs* *iv Them aro due proportions of Arable, .and Wood Land; and a quantity of verg is growing oa the Manor, which is mom move for Manure, which is famed in salkiiim wawa latiposjoinast. The Farms are very well divided and agrobis • gime* imprewasent. To view dm said hisporomply to Mr-JAI Cooke tic. GOMA ; end far macabre, and to mot fil_i!rd Untie, *I 1 William Drew, 8.. Now lAI4 Landow, d udes Wad% s m , si m i go dk, aim aspror, Nam a Mr. ,LOwp-Land Simms; ampseiii m. Paige _durrommoo, Terrines° peue gki se •-•oes Liss led Many lielidiors, • • • tf • • to ed each, stamp included, is sold Wholesale and 9.'611 by Dow' and Thew, Coebtpupetteet, (the only Agents in Lew don antbotiend br ebe Pregleten); where stay Imbed, !limp Boma 4 ChM. ever t Corodiaa, Chrystal, Ahi• HILNRr• CALCINED MAGNESIA, to betties it *AIL and Wall', with time stoppers, at 46. 04.4•61 tisk wine betas as dm tamps. ' This day was publishetl, in i large vol. Bvo. plate., i tut. bawds, ELEMEN CS of CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY. By Sir HU N? PHRY DAVY, LL.D. • See. R. S. Prof. Chem. R. 1. and B. A. M. R. I. Ste. Ste. Ike. Printed iur j i Johnson and Co. Sr. Church-yard. Who. may be had, by thi< same Author, Researches, C.lseinsical and Philosophical ; chid!), concerning Nitrous Oxide, or Dew, hlogliticated Nitrous Air, and its Respira tion, price 10s. GI in wards. -• MIDWIFERY. THOSE Ladies who wish for a temporary Retire mt-nt during their pregnancy, will meet with comfortable accommodation, according to their circumstances (either in town or minify), on moderate terms, by applying to Mrs ti MITH, Midwife, No. In, Churei-street, Blackiriars Road, where they vritl meet with the most tender treatment, and every care and attention their delicate situation 'requires. The children, if left to the care of Mrs. Smith, will lave every' maternal attention paid to them. An eminent Medial Cleatiernan attends when requ red.