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• • - - . _re • • '‘.*,\ 9 • oP A •441, . • (: • • • Vfrer filinvozu 7935. ____ Mika) MASOIIERADE: RANELAGH, MILLBANK. b a An;b e atrf Authority of the Rt. Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. FiTiE Nobility, Gentry, and Public at lame, are c dully informed there will be given a GRAND MAS imI Ki r itA DE, on Thursday, the 19th instant. Admission One Guinea, Supper included. wrinDED s EAm FORD JUNCTION NAVIGATION. iTOTICE is hereby given, that a GENER AL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the above Concern, wok held at the City of London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street, w,d,itiday next, the 12th day, of August, at twelve o'clock, k or der to receive the Report of the Special Committee and to *day upon the bed mode to be adopted of dividing the Surplus ids will remain I. the Treasurer's hands after payment of the j ot Debts now standby. The Chair will be taken at one o'clock precisely. D. POLLOCK. J. VAN VOORST. J. DUBOIS- F. DEVEY. J FOWLER. SIVEWRIGHT respectfully recommends the J , iEW SMALLLorrERIr, of only lopoo Tickets, to be prawn Bth SEPTEMBER NEXT, containing £lOO,OOO in p r izes; and also Eight Extra Benefits; by either of which a Mask may obtain £50,000. t. S. having closed his late Con ant at No. 11; Holborn., solicits the Public favours at his Old sod Fortunate Offises. N. 37, Cornhill, No. 38, Haymarket, and )Iwl4l, Oxnard -street; where the First and Last Prize Packets in f eSokl; one of which produced near £25,000 in addition to a vies of Capital Prizes, for many Years too well known to need alpinist). 7A CARD TO LADIES OF FASHION AND THE FASHIONABLE WORLD AT LARGE. THE inimitable LONG STAYS, invented and 1 manufactured by MARSTON, 24 and 25, Holywell-street, "sad, lave occasioned considerable astoniAment in the circle sf Fashion. The unique properties of the invention, the superla- Ow elegant style in which they are executed, the matchless taste sod beauty of the article, have excited general attention .—Ladies about to leave Town are requested to notice especially an inven tion highly worthy of their notice. • - To the Mind disturbed, the Heart distressed, and the Anxiety that often preys on Persons in the most exalted gages of life, advice, consolation, and resource, that can alle viate ;heir sufferings, is a comfort devoutly to be wished—it will k affordcd by one comps tent from his contemplation and study ft give it, where he is satisfied with the object requiring if. No latter can be regarded that does not come from a respectable quarter, and is not explanatory of name, address, and circum etancti ; such acne sending a line to Dr. H. at the Library, 81, Portland-btreet, will receive instant notice. LORD WELLINGTON's CAMPAIGNS. L'EVEQUE has the honour to inform the ALL. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First Part of the Engravings of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the AL LIED ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an 000nced, is ready for delivery. Subscribers are requested to wad fir theas, or to leave their address at Mr. L'Eveque's, 11, lolto-square; or at Messrs. Colnaglii and Co.'s, 23, Cockspur meet; where also may be had the first two Numbers of the Per ique Costumes, an the View of the great Aqueduct of Us• hse, ad of the Couvent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque still engraved by Mr. Comte. THE BRITISH BIBLIOGRAPHER, No. XII. was published on the Ist of July, price 6s. conducted by &EGERTON BRYDGES, Kt. and JOSEPH HASLEWOOD. TIM Publication Is devoted entirely to early English Litera l/se. It consists of Analyses and Extracts from Rare Books and Manuscripts, and wi,li each Number is given a portion of a Re pi of some rare Production of the early Press, which is com pleted prom b ressively as the Numbers are published. The Work eemmenceet in the present Number, is the*" Mirrour for Ma fimates," conta!uing the variations of every former Edition, with a Biographical and Bibliographical Introduction to be given with Ike conclud ng portion of the Work. No. XIII. will be published on the Ist of September. London: Published by Robert Triphook, No. 37, St James's itreet,where communicaf ons are requested to be sent post-paid THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT! This day was published, in one large handsome Volume, erubel- • • • lished with an Engraving, price Gs. THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT; or Post- Chaise Companion : being an entertaining Budget of laugh tie Anecdotes, smart Repartees, Pt ize Bulls, pointed Epigrams, !Nimmons Epitaphs, droll Descriptions, sprightly Witticisms, tirgular Characters, Bursts of Merriment, curious Adverese rests Flights of Imagination, Effusions of Fancy, &c.; including awn! orig inal d'Esprits. The Second Edttion, "I do 111 d, that the fun-'s of wit and merriment are not yet exhausted ; that the wings of fa•tcy are not yet clipped; and that eta sr:tenors half tilt said and sung all our good things." RAEELATS. Landon: Printed for Thomas Tem, No. 111, opposite Low Ouch, Cheat side ; and sold by all the Boolviellors. whom may be bad, uniform with this Volume, The hint of Irish Wit, fur 1812-13. Puke 6s. ' fte day w - ai published, in One Vol. 4to. price met. is. Royal 410. lle. id. hoards, (embellished with a fine Portrait of Wiclif, "Valid by Hopwood), THE NEW TES L'A'MENT, translated from the Latin In the year 1380, by JOHN WICLIP, D.D. , To whi c h are pre fi xe d , M emo i rs o f t h e Lif e, Opinions, and writings of Dr. Mich! ; and an Historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous t the opening lef the 15th eentnry.—By the Rev. HP.NRY HERVEY BA -IER, M.A an Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Ilissioatit Preacher at Lincoln's Tuts. " The editton so loch Lewis publi shetthaving been al ways 1 .• ighly esteemed, and latterly very deal& to be procured, Mr. Saber bras induced to prepare the present edition, and has stamped a hew va us upon the work, by many important accessions. He ku liven MentMrs of toe Lite of Wictif, in which he has disco /ercd both diligence and accuracy. , : - •iihjoiru:d to this is an His torical ,treount of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scrip titres. Th-.: whole Volume, indeed, terms a very valuable and llanitorioas pubfication."—British Critic, Dec.. 101 I. Printed fur T. Haniihosi, No. :17, l'a emtoster-: ow ; and R. 9tir, HoPon a. lit MR. GILPLN'S PICTURESQUE WORKS. This day was published, handsomely printed. in 2 Vols. tern. with numerous Engravings, price Ail. 16s. in boards, a New Edition, being the . 1 hird, of O BSERVATIONS on severtl PARTS of ENG LAND, particularly the Mountains and Lakes of Cumber land and Wenmorland, relative chiefly to picturesque beauty, made in the year 1772. • By WILLIAM GILPIN, A. M. Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Bolde , :, in the New Forest. Printed :or I . Catlett and V 6. Davies, S:rand. Uf wbont may be had by the ‘ante Author, 1. Observations on the Co sts ot Hampshire, Sussex, and Kea', r.lative to Picturesque Beauty, made in the Summer of the Year 1774. With Engravings, siva. los. 6d. boards. 2. Observations on several Pans ot Great Pritain, particularly the Highlands of :7co•land, rdative chiefly to kicturt sque Beauty, made in the Year 1776, 2 eels. with plate, Third Edition, Li. 16s. in boards. s. Observat on. on the Western Parts of England, relative chiefly to Picturesque Beauty. To %%flitch are added, a few Rio. marks on rite Picturesque B :LVOV% of the lele of Wight. With 44 , f was ee ---1 , Part 0, p ice 79. 011ie copies 14 5 . to ow Plates. d E • A boa r ds. .con Mum], 1. ss. in Mutinued M ont hl y, ace d cum lord about 15 Parts, 4. Remarks on Forest Scenery, and other Woodland Views, AN ARCHII'4CTURA L DICTIONARY. relative chiefly to Picturesque lieau.y,. illustrated by the scenes By PETER NICHOLSON, • of New Forest iu Hampshire, 2vo s. with Pates. Third Edi ,h uthor eft: e Principles of Architecture, Ste. &c. I thin, XI. 16s. in boards. tits Bin g the Ter m s o f .N rt use d b y A rc hi tects , B u ild ers , /iced 5. Observations on several Parts of the Couhties of Cambridge, but. their etietieal Application; the Th. of 'he various Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex ; also on several Parts of Noah 2e Ilanches of Ai chitecture, Lluilling, Carpentry, Joinery. Masonry, Wales ; relauve chiefly to Picturesque Beauty. Is two Tours; kla Ting, du:. with the most approved mode of execution ht- thefirmer suede in the year 1769, the latter in the year 1773. i.. 0 ado?! ed, and many new -practical Methods ',ever before I Published by Mr.Gdpin's Trustees, for the benefit ot his School the Art of Archit.-ctural Drawing, Perspective, and ' at Backe in one vol.with 20 Engravings, from the Author's , a lalleel Li general; with all the useful Diagrams in Carpentry, 1 original D rawings, price 1138. in boards. !• with mew Geointtrical Problem. for reducing the number of 6. Observations on the River ye, and several parts of South r tt ,t 1 to, and rend e rin g th e practice easy of attainment, and expedi- Wales, ace. relative chiefly to Picturesque Beaut y , made in the omit in the perf irmaice Summer of the year 1770. Wu traced with plates. Filth EAU : Printed a . r.d sold by I. Barfield, 91, Wardour-street ; don, 171. in boards. also __ be had of ( i s , A ut h or , M r . P. 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Brandies (Spanish)in pantheons Do. in Plymouth Etubashment Barley, bags. Fund. Bricks, scouring. Sugars (Jamaica). Brass swivels. Ditto (St. Vincent's). Beef, in tierces. Spars, difitrent lengths, &c. Cables, various sizes. Sails, various sizes. Cordage, ditto. Salt (Liverpool and Lisbon). Caavas, different !lade, Sail Cloth. Cheese (Cheshire). Timber, Dram,American. CaseofShoes i 'llraati,Linen,Eicc : Ditto; Dies squat, Norway. Coals (Canal). Tar, American. Cement (Roman). Vin de Crave. Deals (Drain and Swedish), Yarns: cargoes. Vessels and Boas. Gig, nudernbuilt,andHarness A Oaliot of 160 Tons. Haps. • A Barge 44 ditto. Houses and Estates. A Cutter fined an a Match, 47 Iron, hoop and bolt. ditto. Masts, different slack A Launch 42 feet long. • Oakum. A Boat 16 ditto. Fort Wine (pipes) in btind. A Vista Cutter rigged, trim td What (Spanish) cargo. FREIGHT WANTED FOR Norway. A Galiot of 200 tons. Baltic. A Brig of 220 di.to. West Indies. A Schooner, 70 ditto. either Aleditprrarean. for a Foreign or Coasting New fon t:dland. Voyage. TO LET. A Coach-house. Yard, and Quay, Custom House, and in Stable. M'oolster Street. A Warehouse near the New WANTED E PLOY FOR Three Ship iiasTeWWelirseommended. WAN I'ED 'lO PURCHASE, • A Vessel of 160 Tons, and several Cargoes of Potatoeit. WANTED TO HIRF, Several Houses for Genteel Famine*. Wanted Freight for aCargo of W:ne to St. Peter-burgh. Merchants and others iu Condon having Property to dispose of, are assured of this being the mast effectual method of accom plishing their wishes in the West of England. Warehouses, and security (if requisite) for Goods, given to all persons who may forward them on consignment for Sale. All Letters addressed to the Register Office must be post-paid. To be PUBLICLY SOLD to the highest Bidder, at the Custom hotuAe, Newcastle, on Friday neat, at Flews in the forenoon, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOOD•g, VIZ. • About 90 galls. Foreign Geneva 10 Ph.. Black Tea 23 Ditto Foreign Brandy 51bs.Green Tea "fi Ditto Foreign Ruin 2f.lbs. Feathers for belle 4 Bottles of Portugal Wine icurt. 14th.. Salt I Botle of Noyau I Film-it's Stone 742a5. Ratans I (.'art 150th. Refined Sugar in loaves 72 Drersed Handyiltes 941bs. Raw Coffee • 23 Foreign Sails And a quantity of •I'obscco Ashes. The Goods may be seen, on application being made at the Cus tom-house, Newcastle. The Spits, which can Only be sold to Private Fam•lies, will be put up in small Lots, for their accom modation.—Custom-house, Newcastle, lair 0, lel& TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1818: OF ORDNANCE, A:,_;•,t 4, 11112: THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA J ESTrs ORDNANCE, is hereby :lye Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on ot. before Wednesday, the 19th inst. from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL ARMS, for service of this Department, at the Tower, for a period of One Year. It is expected that each Tender will also contain a price for the recasting of such old Brass Furniture' as may be required to be executed during the said period; Patterns of which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Inspector of Small Arms, Birmingham. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Brass Work, &c.;" but no Propogal can be ad mitted after the said 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it. or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW.,Secretary. Thislay was published, in 12mo.price us. boards, tTte Third Volume, vriat Four Plates, of ATREATISEonVEtERINARYMEDICINE, containing Practical Obs..rvat'ons on some important Dis eases of the Horse, viz. the. Glanders, Pam, Staggers, I nfl..m motion of the Lungs and Bowels, the prevention and treat ment of Lameness. and precautions to be observed in purchasing Horses. By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter. Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Ist or Royal Dragoons. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, the Two preceding Volumes of the above Work, price 12s, in hoards. This day was published, in One Volume, 12mo. The 2d Edition, price 4s. 6d. bound, , N ABRIDGMENT of UNIVI?.RSAL HIS TORY, adapted CO the Use of Families and Schools, with appropriate Questions at the end of each Section. By the Rev. H. I. K NAPP, A.M. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noit er-row. 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An Exposition of the New Tea . tatneut, intended as an In troduction to the Study of the Hay Scripture', by pointing out the leading sense, and connection of the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, 2 vols. Mi. price 16s. 2. Lectures on the Catechi•nt of the Church of England.— Seventh Edition, 12mo. pike 3s. rd. 3. Moral Contrasts; ur, the Power of Religion exemplified under different Characters. Second Edition, price 3s lid. 4. Lives of several Reformers, slew Edition, complete in two vols. thro. price 18s. • 5. '1 hree Dialogues on the Amusements of Clergymen. Se cond Edition, price 21.6 d. 6 Dialogues on various Subjecrs. Published by his Trustees for iiie Ben, fit of his School at liol ire. Bvo. price 7. Life of John Truman and Richard Atkins. lor the Use of Servants'..Halls, Farm-houses, and Cottages. Price Is. 8 Memoirs of Jusias Rogers, Esq. Commander of his Ma jetty's Ship Quebec. Ptillshed by Mr. GI Trustees, for C.:e Benefit of his School at Bolder. Ora price as. WORCESTERSHIRE. BIRLINGH AM and DEFFORD, near Peruhore, in the Vale of LVESHA M.—Desirable Frecho d and Tithe-free Estate, Fa mily Residi nee, compact Farm-liceise Offices, &c. Two Hun dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Mea dow, Orchard, and Arable Lard, bounded by tile River Avon, Commun Rights in Def. fora, and rig& of Fishery in the river Aydin. TO BE .(1)1,D BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Gam way's, on Thursday, August i 3, at Twelve, in Lott, THE Valuable FREEHOLD and Tithe-tree ES IA I E, situate in Billingliam and Defford, *tear Per. shore, in the county of Worcester; comprising BIRLINGHAM COU HOU:if., Lite the re.idence ut Major-General Amherst, with Offices of all tiescrii..iions, situate wt an eminence, on the Banks 1.1 Lite River Avon, commanding extensive prospects over the vlriegred and luxuriant Valley through which that r.ver takes its coerce and in which it enjoys a Right of Fishery, with neatly Twenty-three Acres of remarkably fine Meadow Land; a Farm Residence, snuate in the lir:liege of Blrlingham, with suit able. Out-buildings, Lawn, Garden, and Orchard ; also, sundry Enclosures ce . rieh Meadow, Arable and Orchard Land, situate in Birlingbain and Defrord, containing One Hundred and Ninety-five Acres, whh Cottages, Gardens, &c. several pars of it which are very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding extensive and beau tiful views of the surrounding country. '1 his property is highly distinguished for the superior qeality of the soil, excellency of roads, contkuity to good markets, and the facility of water car. riage ; tai:bin two miles of Pershere,adjoiniug the l'urnpike-road from thtn:e to '1 ewkexbury and Cheltenham; three excellent Pews in liirlingham Church ; a ioach pa,ses every day Pershore to Cheltenham. the Estate is distant from London 104 nvie., Worcester ln, Gleucestir and Cheltenham 16, in a fine sporting part of the Country, abounding with game, and several packs of hounds in the neighbourhood. l'o be wed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; of Mears. Bedford and 01 'aker, Solicitors, Per , shore ; Hop Pole, Worcester; huff's Library, Cheltenham ; Crown Inn. Evesham; King's Head, Gloucester; Swan,•Fewkes bury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, B. istol ; of Mr. 'Bedford, Soli citor, Birmingham; of Mr. Hogg, Great Russell-street, Blooms bury; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Ool dca-lquare, where a Plan of the Estate may be sten, ant on the Premises. GLOUCES CERSHIIa. SUDELEY CASTLE, MANO RS, and FREEHOLD ESTATE. On Thursday, the 2;th of August, lBi 2, at the Plough Hotel, Ch.ltenham, in thirty-one Lott, RUDE LEYCA STL E, and the extensive MANOR LA of SUDELEY (with Winchcomb), and 2466 Actis of Arable, Meadow, Past ure, and Wood Land, lying compact, well timbered and watered (the greatest part whereof is covered by a modus in lieu of tythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and convenient Farms, held on old leases which will expire at the time the Sale will be completed, with good Farm-houses, Buildings, Labourers Cottages, and other requi sites, rendering it see of the fisat Estate, is the Camay. The Castle, at a moderate expence, might be fitted up as a magnifict at Mansion ; and, the Lots are divided so as to form several eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views, fit for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agricukure, as well as of opulent Graziers and Farmer,. Turnpike roads have lately been made from this property to Cheltenham, seven miles; to Tewkesbury, Evesham, and Stow, each 10 miles. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, neat Winchcomb, of whom printed particulars, with a Map, may be had ; and also at the principal Inns in the County; at the White Hart Hotel, in Bath; at the Office Of Messrs. Ferrer and Co. Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. DORSEISHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A VE KY Debirable Familyffousi, elegantly Steed up With (or without) twenty ACM, of Land, situated in the most picturesque part of the Coontry, within half a mile of the h.gh Western Road, where the Mail and numerous Stage Coaches' pass daily. 'Ten Males from Blandford, twelve tram Salisbury, three from Cranbourne, and :its trom Bath, pan Free hole', and part at a pepper corn rent. here is now on Sa.e a very compact Farm of one hundred and twcaty-five Acres, with Farmloase and Buildink a, aU Free hold, that joins the above Premises, which together would make a most complete Residence and small Estate. • Applicata°, post paid, to Mr. Bates, Welbeck Street,l.ondon on H. Hardians i Handley Howe, Saab" who Will tb; 1311111XiiENcvitAililin14T• TO BB SOLD * PRIVATZ — L - critnitA at% AFREEHOLD pSTATE, siruite at Pndng Corner, is the Pariah of Barking, in the t bounty d Reset On the Verge of Hainatalt Purest, upon *.iieh it bid an eitenel Might et CommOn and a yearly Assiapinseni of Wood; coma of a Mesiwye. Bath; Stables and uthtr Out-holidays, in kandel P-pall, a F-nu yard, and dye Closes of Amapa. M -*bow and Pasttire Land, together with a large Garden *.2 st and Pawed with FrUit, and a Fish-pond stocked with Vish, mistaining in the whole 16A. SR. 20 by idineasurementi or kis. Ininiedire possession may be hid. Further particulars may be known, a nd a Plan df the Estate seen, by applyin g to Mr. Lust& .Sobeitde, Hart-street, Blacnnik bei r s q uare ; and the Estate may be sk4sisi by applying to 1 holsl Bell; Husbandman, near the Prraties. Patine Cotner lies to: the left about three miles from Ilifard, and three Cum Romiurd.' Particulars May also he had at the Asset.* Mart, and at all the. principal Inds at Ronif rd. OAMk Af4D t‘. TO LET, from the Ist of September, t.ll the With or, March, IRON A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ; three inks edit Of talisbary; with the Furniture thereti belonging, and 1 e eteui ve p Ivies* of Flee Warren and bird. over the well-wooded Manor of Ciprend-td * Park; nuns! ling about 440 n Acres; abountling with Plwasanta, Hires, and *the Game, with or without the.Drer Park Of 1190 Acres. and tilt Farm 0f,10.5 Acres. For a Hew of the pretnties„ and to treat for the sante, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and At:woad, salgitury. Printedjoatik culai.s may be had of Messrs. Richardson and Co. 7, Lnicolu'rl lan Fields, London; at the White Hart Inn, Bath; LAI at thi principal lons on the Western Road. NEW 140T1SES end FIR FrPLACES, PAR I ICULARLT KITCHENS. HSTRATTON, begs leave to inforth the ilubUc. • that hr has re Moved his Manufactory from Blackftlariii Road, to IS, Oxfortl-sireet, where may be had his untionlkd Patent STEAM KITCHENS,, calculated for small as writ the fargest Famines : Patent Descendent and all other Stant Patent Smoke hicks, Bell Hanging and every A:r.icle In thi furnishing Ironmongery i Iron Oates Railing, Balcordel, and all kinds of Smith's Wort.—Stoics, dkc. Cleaned and Reyelred6 Bought, or I iehanged. On a comparison with the above, the Public will find that di Rang. 4 i Ovens, and fanners, so generally Advertised, are greish luiportiuns, and not worth the expellee of tiring. UPHOLSIERY. • MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest sehie of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage thet have already received, very humbly 'Morro Ladles and Gentle. men they have neently enlarged their Manufactory and Warr rooms, and which now tzhibat a very ettensive and fashienabl. Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLi'I ERIC FURNITURE, for Houses and Manikins of every deacriPtiong . in particular, the Patent .Bedsteads, bora-beds, Chair-beds; Ins. pedal Dint:lls4olm, Trafalgar bide-boardi and Table* In one she. gain piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved In. vt ntions, for the East and %let indlel and all Foreign anlates, Army and Navy, flit. N.S. The varlets inventions, &t. that many ethers Ire GINN in; fer sale, it is almost needless (*say io a dice-rni-g and liberal Public, have Irma of them been coved tem Morgan and sane , den's Manufattot y, 16 and I?, Cathrrine-street, Strand. PAI'ENT COM'OUND. T O prevent the effects of friction in Steam an& other Engines, in Mills and Carriages of every de.cription, may be purchased in bow, price D. 6d. Ss. It 10s 6d. one gui. new, and two gui..eas each. Otis of the smallest boxer has a .urs Scion sitiantity . 1:1 it to last a Chariot or a Post-chaise twelve months; sand after the Wheels are primed with the Composition they may be daily used, ald will KM at least six 'mint . .. without haeing occation to take them off er aptlying any thl"g due the silents. Ihe Composition may be used in the sante pro. portion for all miter kinds Of work.—Sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Brown Ind Mawe, No. 149, Strand, near Somerset House, I . .Onduri. N. B. Dinette= will be found upon each bet, which are signed William Billarny. -- - -....-a--.7..................................... ------ fiRMSH .PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, .tAikIYJN WALL, opposite Bet!dent. CHEAP, DURAILLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Certs Fright Creeu 74,. Lead Colour 565. I White .. Mu Olive ditto 64i. Stone ditto Us. Plack fee. iiivWble ditto stis. Chocolate do. 465. Red • 411.116 Pr.paral OA for the above, si. per Worn Best White Lead per tWt. 525. Genuine Spt•ria 2 48$. Oil • S t er i aL " 641 ' second ditto '.. furpentine per gal. 78. 6d. Pale Seal . Ss. 9d. Linseed Oil -54.6 d. I Carnation Lamp Oil Ss. &I. Boiled Oft - 6s. 0.1. 1 Painters Brushes, &c. GUPTON and Co. _most respectfully inform t he • Public, that the above Paint* are ground in 011, and par. ticularly prepared for outside work, vie* Park Palings, Buck and Plaster Fronts, ~ Tiles, Slatei, and Weather Boarding, u they poses, great durability, and ars a cure and preventive f o e. the worm and dry rot. In addtioa to these qualities they are very ornamental, and will cover a surface considerably greater iota other Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over which they have a most decided superiority, via. in adhering to closely to any aurface that the son has no effect on them, and not requiring any extra prapkation in u.ing,being worked in the flame manner as ocher Paints... Fine Colours of every &sato .ion, dry or preparid for use. N.B. These Faint% are tier , prepared from Fish Oil or For. ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that coast! tntional diseases come into action; and if, at this season, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevented." rHE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is nod only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but imps experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink or Sarta2arilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are at Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will Geddes Sassafras Cocoa, a moat invaluable ankle of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, tad tts use Is adopted by several eminent Pbraldeas. It is sold in a ground state for boiling (ht the suns Imaamer se coffee), price de. 6d. per pound, by W. WHO, Grocer, No. SR, Strand. Orden from the country atnet be aeteeepeeted with • remittance. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the Original Invention of Mr. Haulm, mid bruit& by his sea cessive improvements to the highest ), madras. to b4l prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY,lifinsfacturing Cliawdwit, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which la asib• posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pies. ant Aromatics and ' , flexions Antiseptic, may be kept units. paired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pompot Odour adapts it fur affording relief in Head. mho, Faints, ere, g and renders it pgculiarly grateful and refreshing In croud/4 roars. in places of pate resort, and in the apartments Glib. dab. k counteracts, also, the in fect lost of Contagions Diseases. As many spumous and luferior preparation. are sold ender de same and similar names, he public are regursted to observe, as the I only proof of Its being genuine. thatt be names at Messrs. Matsu Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The AROMA I IC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, la bads% Fakir 2s. 9 t each, stamp included, is mid Whoisiaie and Rosa br BATLET and Blew, Cockspur-street, (tlitrealy Arms don authorised by the Proprietors); where may be had, Boles of Gold, silver, Omuta:), Chrystal. &c. All., and HE la l:l s lt er Y . ' w s ea the mum*. • idi CAL sies ClN u F errerep .D hiA let oH 46 l. ameh lA, asiebottissamesat