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This novel and unparalleled Cabinet, consisting' of nearly 74 figures largo le!, is deservedly allowed by mini art , sts and others to be one of the finest Lishibitions of the kind itt Europe; and is got up in a satiable style of elegance. It forms a most brilliant, splendid, and striking assseniblage of illustrintii Per. itu.ages, ai.d is an opportunity well worthy of notice. rite part stems are well lighted at night. Ladles Gentlmett Stein; • treated nut to bring doge—Open every day from lime in the morning till ten at night. I. OFFICE OP ORDNAArCE, Sept. 2,1812. C I E PRINCIPAL OFFICA RS of HIS MA. 0377": ORDNA NCB, do &MI rive Nolte, Tw i t rsais will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, beam Wednesday, the 2:ld Instant, from such Per -6004 b e willing to undertake the Supply of FORA M 000 Ordnance Horses stationed in the fapwing Districts, •) e de s„;yed at the Expense of the Contrictor, viz. I:oRl'ff EIR I r t uN WIGHT. and CHRIST vaeTHERN CHURCH ,YORKSHIRE W EED ON, NO RI:HA MP. fEAS I ERN. exclushe of TON:tHIRE .'"grA4t I FY WESTERN ie I eiTHERN. exclusive of WOOLWICH. with its De- CHATHAM • pendenereo WARLEY and WITCH-WES I* . including CHATHAM FOR CSVIOUFH,L,LE OP , .for a period of Six Months from the Ist October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix. ewe of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and mph not weigh less than sy pounds per Winchester bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, wid delivered in Trusties of sdlbs. weight ; die Straw to be good, dean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and to br,dellvered in Trusses of Stilbs. weight. The Prices so be paid for the respeFtive Quantities of each Ar etek which May be delivered, to be at the following rates, vie; Fur the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avol,viupois weight. For the Hayst per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two er more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contrac• tor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making anAllowaace for the same al: et the rate of per horse per week. Farther particulars may be known, upon appliation to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artilkry in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, be , twoen the boors of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage;' but no proposals can be admitted after the said 2Sd Inst. 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. A.M. CRAW, Secretary. Side dap alas padolished, pOZTICAL VAGARIES... ,-,*gt GEORGE coLmAN THE Anngq,gß. • to m p thi n g an One to We. a HACCIEITD..C 4 RITIC; Low .'ititatslott ; or, 'Llse and Death of BC DAW ; is which if intriidurecl a ltireoltitto With Thee; the Labs' Of the WOILCIC, or .Ca‘tle Bliriuryg's ; inscribed to the Author of the Lady of the J.ske I mid ;Tyro l'Aasutis ; or, The Tale of a Shirt. Ist 4to. price One Guinea in boards. Dulitiehed lyr Loqivan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa iternostir•row ; inS at ihe Bridsh Gallery, 54, New Bond street. . • j BANXINO ISTJ4INE•;S. ANY Person of Property who has Influence in his Neighbourhood, may `have a Concern (without Partner ship) in a London Bank.ng-tioule, 'that wi I prove extreme]; profitable; Any such, giving a satisfactory account of his re spomibility and credit, will be.plosesi to address a line to , Mr. Ryder, 81, Portland -street. • IMPROVED WINE COOLER end BUTTER PRESERVER. -a- 'HE SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of AR'T'S, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE, having approved the above contrivancd for Cooling and Pre serving Butteeturing the Sumner, and in hot climates, and re warded the Inventor for the same, being satisfied by practical experiment of its efficacy in that respect, as well as for cooling Wine ; J Astsa Misr has manufa:ture I a considerable quantity, and begs to submit then for pt:blic approbation, at his Ware house for China, Glass, and Earthenware, No. 82, Fleet-street. ANY Gentleman or Lady in want of - WHITE WINE, may be supplied with the most superior XERES ever imported, at D. CONMERO's, a Spanish Merchant, No. 7, Upper Buck!nghatn-street, Strand, in lots of two dozes, at 461. • delivered to auy part free of expense . D. 17,1onntero is spable d to refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchasedlarge quantities of the Wine. Council orders duly attended to. Hours from len to Five. Olathe Ist of September was published, price U. 6d. MO. XXXII. - Of the RETItOSPECT of PHI- LosOPNICAL,' MELVANICAL, •CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL DISCOVERIES. Sold by Sherwood and Cp. Pisternoster.row ; and all other Booksellers. Also, just published, with Three Plates, price 9s. No. 124 of the A E RTORY of ARTS, &c.; containing, bes;des a variety of Important Papers, -Mr. Constant's Patent for Refinin Sugar; Mr. Nan's, for a Machine for Shearing Cloth ; Mr. Dolland's, for Improvements relating to Ships' Bin nacles; Mr. Milne's, for an Alarm; sad a Lid of Patents re cently obtained. I . • AYOUNG MAN, ivhd has acquired a perfect knowledge of the most approved Sptem of Agriculture practised In East Lothian and berwicksitire, is desirous of oh. tamping a situation as BAILIPF to any Nobleman or Gentleman. Reference% of the first respeetability wilt 'be given on interview wise the parties in want of such a permit:, by applying it the Offiae Of Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Lind Agent, 41, St. • Martin's-lane, Charitak•Crors (*Mere net Paid). • - ' • • • FOR THE'L'SE OF FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS. This day was g nblithed, hand-omely printed on a• fine Paper, price in boards as. and a smaller Edition, for distribution, price 2s. or 22.. a dozen, OLY BIOGRAPHY ; or. The SAINTS' KA. H LEWDAR; with a. Short Account 6f the Moveable Feasts and Faits observed in the Chnrch of England. In Question and Answer. branded for tit; Usc and Instruction of Young Per scms, WI In Public and Private Education. By a CLERGYMAN of the ESTABLIsHED CHURCH. Printvd for F. C. and J. Rivington, N 0.82, St. Paul's Church., yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. ` • ' .. .ANTINITRMON: "'' • H THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pte vette the Fleets of Friction in Steam and other Engines, In Mills. MachinerY, teld Carriages or Ivery tleserilition, any be purchased in boxes, price 9.5. 6d.; 54. 6d.; 10s 6,1.; one guinea, Ind two guineas each. One of tile smallest Boxes coutains quantity sufficient to last a Chariot or l Pest.shalve twelve months ; and after the wheels are primed with the COmpositicua they nay be used daily, and will run at least six months without having occasion to take them off or to apply any tying else to the axletrees. The Compilation is to be used in the same pro. portion for all otbef time of work.—Sold. wholesale and wail, by Messrs. Brown and Male, No. 149, Strand, item' Somerset House, London. N.B. Directions will be found upon each bow, which are Jived William Bellamy. WANTED immediately; it JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, who is accpudntedtoth with Press and Caw. A single young man, and one . who has been brought up in the Country, will be preterred. As the object of this AdvetSvesncot is intended to procure a man who may wish for a permanent Situation in the Country, none need apply but such as can give sufficient testimonials for their sobriati, and good conduct. — Apply (if by le'ter, post paid) to A l A, the P-4:-Office, Dover. Pi;;; This day were published, elegantly printed in a small Volume, price 2s. 6d. 'CONTEMPLATIONS of an ANCIENT LAY MAN on the CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, and the Necessity of Its Formine a Part in Education, Public or Private ; in a Series of Obscrvaiions.elmwti from various eminent Writers of the pre ceding Centuries, and ititerversed tri , h original Reflections suit ed to the present times ; designed fur the use and instruction of the Younger Branches of a Private Family, and now first offfred to the Public. 13y JOSEPH BRADNEY Erg. Printed for F. C. aid J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold rash by J. Hatchard, No 190, Piccadilly. I'o be SOLD, a Bargasn, a Capital Grand H, r -1 rizontal PIANOFORTE, very little used, for Forty-five Guinea', cost Ho Guineas, belonged to a Lady of disdogtiou ; has all the Pedals, and is warranted to stand well in tune.—May tit seen at No. 5, Leicester place, Leicester-square, from ten to four o'clock only. If required for the country or to go abroad, Packing Case three guineas and a half. _ TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Altogether or in Lots, AVERY valnable FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, dietaet 30 miles from London, and near two good Market Towns, containing upwards of LOU Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pa.ture Land, free of great Tithes, and Lard tax redeemed —For further particular. apply to Adam Murray, Server? sod Laud Agent, 61, St: Martin's lane, Charing-Cruet (letters pngt rEsurrs DROPS. ' ' v"'"' ' THE true original JESUITS DROPS art no* pre plrid by SHAW and IDWARDS, (successors to Joseph Wessel), 66, on the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard. flue Is suit s DIOTS have been long known and esteetnnd a safe, cheap, effectual, and often ao immediate cure for The Steanguary, (Meets, Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; anti When taken on the first attack of Venereal infection, they will infallibly accomplish thede sired effect: should the coliplaint be far advanced, it will be ne cessary to take the Sumac R MILD." with the Jesuits Drops. The many deoreda.ions made In the property of the Proprie tors, compels them to gm ibis Caution, that no one Bottle wilt he sent out of their holm without " Sow w and Enwaans, torpors to J. Wessel), St, Paul's Church yard," engraved.ou the stamp. All others Which are sold without the Oar• name% are impositions on the public. 'Price 'is. Pd. t 1 t. a::d r.—‘VILMINUTON, NEAR DAR rvoRD. TO HE LET For the term of Three Years certain, with lmmediatepasiesslan, ,itCONIFQIt I'ABLE Gcnteel FAMILY J RESI DENCE, completen FURNISHED, camprking an En :ranee-Hal, .Breakfast Parlour, Dining Room, and Drawing koom; five good lied Rooms, with cootenient Dressing Rooms and Attics, go .d Kitchen, Hot's. keep: rs' Room, But bre Pantry, with convenient attached and detached Offices ; an eat eltent•Gai den, with, or without, Thirty-five Acres of very rsod Pasture and Arable Land, situate Nj Wilmington, near Danford, hi and distant 15 miles from London, with good , r ads, in a most respectable neightscurhoOd. For particulars aptly to Mr. Northcroft,Law Stationer, Chan cery-lane, London; or o Alessrs. Claridge and Austen, Solicitors,, Sevennalis. . ---"- }IOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 10, LUDGATE. RILL, LONDON. THE DIRECTORS respectfully acquaint the Public, that for the further ettension of the advantages of Life Assurance, the Fire and Life business of this Company hire bees separated, and formed into two distinct departments, old' a Capital of ONZ MILLION appropriated to each. 'that to the Life D:•panment (after a moderate dedection for (,neuttee and the expence of IVlanagennent) the Profits arising. keen t Le lite liminess are to be a: plied as follows, via. One iquall bird Part to be added to and comoildated with the Pro rends' Stock; and the remaining Two equal Third Parts of md Profits to be written up to tl4e credit of Life Policies; such addition of Proles to be paid along with, and at the same time ar thy principal sem mowed becomes payable. Thus, nstead of during a .sum annually to secure the pay ment of a stipulated principal sum (which principal MOT, when 'the claim arms, may happen to be cons►derably less than the ag gregateameent of the mous] premiumspaid), Life Assuret.with this Company receive not only the tom onginally stipulated, but receive also 'flaw Th:rds of the Profits of the Company divided amongst them, in proportion to the sums which they respectively assure. Asla • be Directors in offering math peculiar and important advan tages ensue Assurers cannot doubt that the Hope Life and An sui:y Dike will receive A decided preference and support from the Friends of the Establishment and theVananitutty in general. By Order of the Board, WILLIAM.SURY, &wormy. • 'Phis day was publ:3lied, price 7s. boards, A New am'. greatly-improved E,!ition of 1 1'13E PHYSICIAN'S VADE-:MECUM, con. taining the :symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Diseasts, accomp mied by a Select Coilecion of formula, and a Glossary of Terms. By ROBERI HOOPER, M.D. Licentiate in Physic of the U• iversity of Oxford, and the Royal College of Physicians of London : Physician to the St. Mary la-bonne Infirmary; and Lecturer Medicine. Printed for John Murray, and &Ad by 'Thomas Underww3l, 32, Fleet.rtreet, Lond al; W. Blackwood. Edinburg ,; Jolty Cumming, Duiihn ; aad aso by ..very BotikseNe ra to*n and colantry.—Of wb.m may he had. lately published, 1. Hooper's Examinations in Surgery, &e. 3s. 6d. 2. --- surgeon's Vade-Mecum, 6s. • . 3. A'.3 , R21114 . 11 Vne. -Mecum, 9s. 4. 7s. • 5. Plates of Vi , cera, 6. Cooper's Dictloaary Stitt:cry, 18s. 7..rkomas'a Practi-: , of Pby,tc, 143. MILITARY PANORAMA. On the Ist of October will b.. published, No'. I. of a Now And Elegant IViit tary P-riodical Work, entitled, 4i MILITAR I'ANOR4 MA," price 51.• dedicated to the Cflici-rs of tL British Army, con all-l ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reviows of Military Works, Essays on the Art 01 War, Journals of the Canipateus,' Military hievements. Detauts of Mili.ary Operations, Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obituary, Births and Marr ages, Promotions, Courts Martial, Disysfelies, &c. correct insertion of the Extraordinary Gasmen, (tentral Orders, and Army Re goltsSonsd—Bach rurnber will be illustrated wish i Portrait and Military Plan, engraved by the best Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volutitc.—The latter contain a List of the • Othcers of the British Army, of those holding Military Apvointments and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig nations, Suspense's, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Volume's publication. Published by P. 'Martin date of the Firm of Cutliell and Mar tin), corner hi ttrchart•strect, Oxford-am:cr.—The Proipcet us may he had, either there, or of most B3ukevllers in the Utittcd ILlngdom. • N _ OTICE is hereby given, That application will be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for leave to bring in a Bill and obtain an 'Art for making and maintaining a Navigable cur or CANAL, for the purposes of Navigation with proptr Basins, Docks, Engines, Wharbi, Quay., Landing Vlaces, Culverts, Warehouses, and ether necessary works and tonveniencies, from and out of that part of a certain intended Canal, authorized to be made by a certain Act of Parliament, paned in the 52d year of his prearnt "Majesty's reign, !minded " An Act for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal froni the Grand Junction Cnal, in the Parish of Paddington, to the River Thames in the Parish of Limehouse, wltk.a cnßAteral Cut ja the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch„ in the County of Mid dlesex "which runs through the land belonging to his Majesty in The Pariah of St. Pancras, id the County of Middle's, here.olore tailed Mary-la-bonne Park, and now called, or intended to he called, the Regent's Park, towards the South-eastern extremity tithe Regent's Park aforasal,whLh satdintended Cut or Canal, irtl Boast, Dacia, &sines, Vigor's, Quays, Landing i'laces, Cidrens, Warehouses, and other necessary works and conve niences, are irrended to be made and carried Into that part of the keteles Park aforesaid, which it In the Parish of St. Panes', to Gie County of Middlesex ; and also for altering and amending lltelie f tite-me . Minued Act of the 52d year of his present Maje s ty's ' ',DYPARDS and LYON, Solicitor. Inglaisbarf=siiisrei te'lk Seivinber, tats. ANEW andIMPROirEti.EDI I lON of GUY'S fr'LLt.l.s4t.; SOOK. This day was published, the Relish Edition, on a superior Paper, With many additional Cuts, much new Matter aided, and the Arrangement improved, price is 6d. bound, GUY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING-BOOK; or, An Fag Introduction to Spelling and Reading ; in Seven Pasta; containing air.at varie-y of easy Lessons, 4:racily stLiptid to tee capacities of Youth, an I arranged In a new, easy and plea 'log order ; the tables of Word.. are divided and accented accor ding to the purest modes to pronunciation. By JOSEPH GUY, Late Professor of Geography, &c. at the Royal Military CoUege, Great Marlow ' Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; and C. Lou Alteloaria.lane.—Where may he had , 1. G uy's New British Primer, or First Book far Children, the 2d edition, many cuts, price 6d. sewed. 2. Guy's New British Reader; or Sequel to the Spelling-honk, with tke difficult words divided aod explained, at the head of each lassos. Price 4s bound. 3. Guy's School Geography, royal 18mci. 2d edition, 7 Maps, I price 2 bound in red. -4. Guy's Pocket Cvelopralia ,• or Miscellany of useful Know / ledge, a Class Book for fs'emor Scholars; fifth ads :ion, enlarged and much improved, price 7a. 6d. neatly bound. 5. Guy's Chart of General History, Ancient and Modern, en a large sheet of Imperial ti :iiving-paper, price 104. Id. on canvas and roller', mid vend-died 14s. 6. Guy's behon' Ciphering-book for bagiansrai; 2d edition, on earellett writing-paper. price Es. 6d. half-bopnd. A Kas co ditto, price 64. - - _ --; - act' mitir 'BREWING. • BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETI'ERS PATENT. NEEDH AM, RAW LII4S, .and Co. respectfully soli& the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, to their FORUABLE FAMILY ' BREWIN 3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE; 'is durable, convenient, and compact in Its form; tales to piedes with ease, and is kept in order with little :rouble; its consumption of fuel is small, and it condenses the steam. The method of lasing it is equally simple .and certain, NO MASHING pf IHE MAI:1 13r.ING REQUISI IE, NOR A'.;IY PREVIOUS K.;OWLED6E OF BREW I i NG, and inva riably proi.uces Ale and Beer o' the 'TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, which hi comes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors. Islington-green and Skinner-street, Sn 'irr•itill, London; and Wine-strect,BristoL Also, by . appoint fleet. by the following Furnishing Ironntorigers: LONDON : Messia. Fettkam, 10.5, St. Martin's-lane ; Messrs. Summers Iris, Nee Bcnd-street ; Messrs Robe , te, May, and Co.6 6 ,oxford-preet ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders,ls3, Fleet *meet ; Me: 45 . Lumps and Eilde,4 holesale Irotirnon±!..rs, 54, - 4 1 twell-street ; and Mr. Palnien, Si , Cornhill.—SOU CH- TOOTH POIVDItit. • YARK i Wises:Benham and° Prentice, 1 . 11, Hi g h. truer,- REATITIKUL White Teeth inay / be regarded as DORSET; Messes. Thorne, Sherborne.—W I I:Fs : Mr. Ruff- 4 1 ...1 one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without acil,Mariboroligit; Messrs Whltcburnh and Pontiac, Devizes iiitich the finest fortnetfiace is imperfet; inattention to the teeth .7:SOMERSET : Mr. Stothett,. Math- —l4llONi Messs Old guru is the principal close : . .f an offeneive breath Burt. ex's _ itt li d° ,", , E?s/er i Mr. Narraway,South-Molcon ; Mr. t leath. Van LTA SL i RATORATTft Toevrn Pown ER is a most elegant 0 a ,,,,,'s Onntoth ; Mr. kendell, '1 iverron. NORFOLK: 1 and certain remedy for alt diseases of the teeth and gums ; its , „ A v f lu l,._: Viand Curt-, Irdtifoanders,Nurwich,—LlNCOLN s I particular qualities. Ire not siroply confined to cleansing the teeth, . , I• l ' 2 o ol cHeekington. near Sleaford ; Mr.pahton, Louth. ' but will preserve them in the highest. state of perfection ; it will 2 1 a litliVlCK: Mr. Harborne,l3lrminham.-11ERLFORD: render Orem beau.:full.; white, fasten such as may be loose, and it.ff‘r.fienlatt, Hereford.—,LANCASTER ; Mr. Hope, Ar:hi- restore them to their eriginakpuaty, entirely eralicatet he scurvy ~`et, 37, Princess -street, Mainchester. NORTHUMBER. tin the gums. cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, ~... ND: Mr. .hfarshall Michel,. Newcastlompon-Tyne.-- render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately Wee, , 'W ALES: Mr. David l homas Newcastle, Carmarthen. relieve and cure She moSitsisrucifing iootb-acb,-guni-bdes, and si.::t.: 'L.7 ' Just published,. swelled face: • . 11 - bIRECrIONS far BREWING with the PORTABLE EA- I Said Whoiesale andretall at ' Mli. Butler's, 4. Chenpside, corner TV .I.Y Bity.xvlNG MACHINE; containing Instructions - for t of PateMuiter-rOW; and Tetail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth, ja4Fing of the Qtiality of Malt and Hops, and the Method of Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Alinutt, Weston, Mallory. sod .drAvine L'OR'I 1.. R, ALE, TABIE ALE, and TABLE BEER.' Jones, Portia ; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenville, -old by the p terr i ee r e, a n d by all tilde Agents; also, by the , Oilbert,"and Holland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter 'Pilowing Booksellers: Mr. Chapple, _c6, Tall-Mall; Mr. Handing,' and I SA-Donald, Glasgow ; Smith,' Mantic-mon, Scivr, and 'Cur-. e St. ! aue ' ll ltrtet iMr.Htine.27,Hich otreer,Bloomsliui y; and gill, Edinbu r g h ; Grutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Atoll ; White, r. Maxwell, 21, B e il, yar d, Teenoe.ha Price Otie Shilling. 1 Berton ; Roberts Seldott, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg' . . T. be allowed to purchaser.; of a Machine. ! son an d Billing, Edwards i and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and NEEDH4M, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspection Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, 1131r c:cry Tueiday In 5ki..... t 4,. d un • and n t hig - . nti shams Gregory, Brighton ; end of molt respectable Medi- 1 1 P ris m'. ' - "'t 'WeFts ll , u 141.anre n * • eine Iredip in the IP:10 in Bons al, 0. sash.' • : •. '7 T.'.l :-: !.er•- . • • • '.- . • - .. - , . • . -, . . • . • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON l'itA.CT, SPACIOUS FREEI-101.1) DIVELILING z IiOUSE, - at CJ..A?HA M, m Surrey, late in the occupation tif Masotti Atnexn Is has undergone a thorough repair, is intirely new in.pered, painter.. and decorated at a con siderable exe.ticat, a:. is fit for tli.; reception of a genteel and numerous Family. It contains ten best Chambers besil c others for servants,snd ha. large and ..mvenient O ffi ces. It has a Green house, Hot-house, sad Kitchen Garden; together with a Law() and Walks, ornamented with rare and curious exotics in peculiar perfection; containing IJ the whole more than Two Acres.— this places may be k..pt up at a moderate espence, while it affords every comfort and retirement, and can accommodate, from the site and retnhe- of its room', a very p,:rticulars may be known I.y enquiri.tg at the house Its. or 7 , F referring to Mr. William Franks jun. opposite the Plough, Clapham ; to M. Stockdale. Book seller, Piccadilly ; Mr. Ack-rman, No. int, in the Strand; Mr. Grob, No. I, Paul 82- ker's.court, Doctor's Commons; or Mr. Dawson.* Bank Coffe e- house, dearly opposite the front gate of the Bank, at which seve ral places ;tickets may be bad fur riming It any- day front tspelve to seven o'clock. - HOUSE AND LAND, NEW FOREST, HANTS. TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ASINGULARLY beautiful VILLA, in the Cottage style, comple ely Furnished, situated in the most tesirable part of the New Forest. The House, which has every accommodation for a comforable Residence, includ , ng a Dining room and Drawing room each IS feet square, Breakfast and, Dressing-rooms on the ground door, six Bed-rooms 1 , ;1,1 two Nur series on the second floor, and three Attics, with OPees of every , description, s: ands on an eminence cemmantil:l- the most beau- - tifal views of Forest Scenery, the Soutinoisptern River, isle of. IWight, &c. and is surrounded by neariy co Acres of Land In $: ring fence, the whole of which, exceptill two Acres, is in Grans. i The property is encircled by well grown Plantations, through I which are gravel walks to nearly the extent of a mile. The s House and greatest part of the Land is Freehold, the remainder ton three gooJ lives. Near the Kitchen Garden are two good ICottages (pne of which has been used as a Laundry) witb.Gar- 1 dens. The neighbourhood is most respec.able, sad the situation particularly convenient, being &test three miles from Lynd- ' burst, (wi‘ere the Forest for Hounds are kept) tenfroin South ampton, eght from Ringvroed and • Ramey. 'Ube bAma panes 1 twice a day, and there is a Post•Qifice within a quarter of a wile. 1 . The Furniture, w Inch is modern and well adapted tatbelionse, may be included in the purcha:e or will be hstid s uppti dot Pre. Mises, at the option of the pnrchalser. - .• - - ,••••• -4'''• at -. • Further Particulars and 1 iekets for *Wit *IWO application to George Btsitnitell, Bs JP; wherwa Plan 4 this Eons atay . lbf "pp . , . 4 ~. . •••••••40 , .. . ? • DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the hlaximi of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have hero pre scribed for ludigestion and its effects fur 30 years with astonish ing success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate Pile, phlegni, and water, g:ve strength to the orgads of digemioss,invigorate the ne.vLs, remove pain and spawn of the stomach, expel wind, pre. duce an appetite, and correct ecalii,y. They also cure diseases of the liver, and those incident to warm cl mates, or too free living. N. B. The Powders taken alone temedy a coetive habit, removo obstructions. lessen irritabil.ty, dinduishheat, carry °Breyer, cit.- the head-ache, and have *looter efficacy in removing a fit of lori flammatory gout. 1 I,e Powders 2a. fd. or 6s. The Drops 21. 9d. or W. Totes, belt. the late otes, Royal Etchange ; Clarke, 209, High-stresit t _ tough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; And the Wei; ~ prietor (from Soito-square), 39, Charlton-street, tionseriTo**s also by all +he wholesale Venders iu London. Merchants and Captains of Ships atic4ed an ample discount,. HEALTiI ANE/- LONG LIFE.' nR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which 1 , were contrived by the Inventor as a remedy foe biniselli and which preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably cal culated for disorders of the Stomach And Bowels, fur Head-ache occasioned by indieesti.in or free living; fcr Bilious, Gouty, add Rheumatic Complaints, and for Colds, slight Fevers, &c. arising from the vichaitaides of our climate. Recoprse should be bad to them upon everyhiflmg indisposition, and thus theft well known charicteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; for by' tin ely assisting nature id the due discharge of the ankaal tune rims, they preserve the body in health and Vote. l'hey amp eellent as a general family madicine ) anti, as they do tilt regains any confinement, are particularly coovenient for travellers. Sold its Boxes 4s. tad. each, or six in one large Box for in by F. Neivbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; but as many persons mistake the hoax, purchasers are d. aired to ob serve, that the Number is 4s, four doors from Cirea?side i and that his name is engraved in ill the stones . To be lad likendso at Dr. James's in Bruton-stmt. GENUINE 1/IFDICINE2. - r THE following MEDICINES may Lie procured -I. genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, No. 06, St. Pan. 1 Church yard: • Hill's Baisam of Howey S 6 ' Juniper Ess. Pepperm. • 11i Eivienee of Waterdock 2 4 Rociie • jimbrocattort 4 tir Hallam's Bilious Pills 9 9 Robiserds' Cough Drops 2 9 Wessei's Jesuits Drops 29' Juniper Es. Pennyroyal, Ile Marshall's Cerate 114 :ipeediman's Pills • sir Church's Cough Drops S 6 . 4 eilitnirs's Drops • 20* , Amboyria Tooth Powder 2 6 Oleensugh's Lozenges - 111 C'ornweles Oriental Cor. 4 6 Inglis's Scot's Pills 1 I Widow Welds's Pills S 9 Salt of Lemons 1 • Kt7ser's Pills .. 4 9 Singleton's Eye Pint. 20* Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Oodhold's Balsams IN 0* Newton's Tooth Powder 2 2 Henry's Magnesia • 2 2s) Churoli's Pectoral Pills 114 kinoper'sPdls - IPi Walsh's Autipertussis a 9 Essence oiSproos a a --- ColtsfoOt Lozenges 1 14 Durable Ink 1 6* Amboyna Lotion • 4 6 British Oil Ili Weisel 's Specific Rem. i 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 9 All the above (those with the star excepted) ‘O4ll have the ad. dress of " Shaw and Edwards, 66. St. Paul's," on the stamp, where she may be hid every other Paseo/. ai.d , übilc Medicii.e. . • Liberal Allowance to Merchants and "Traders in general. • HICKMAN'S PII.LS, .11ti the various complaints incident to the human ; A frame, there are none store dreadful in their nature, not OKIIIR alartnii.g in tileir consequences. than the Oratel and Stone, P , 4! In the Back, Lotus, and Bladder, and Lumbago. Theg.an. plaints to *inch every person is liable, and are a fon i. every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLSOIIIIIW ; posed of the most innocent ingliedients, have been found of dei t :- guts? efficacy, in not ofily strengthening the vessels con ] the uthte, but in happily destroying the petrifying quail 4 I 31 from which proceed the above complaints, Ste. fern calculi, or jetty secraloor, and banishing every s perni . • dency to these disorders, withserconfmentent. Front a nest of the powerfil quality of thes Pills, *fully ev . a . inm V private practice of many years, they are offered to Use . and recommteded as a sore teethe above 'eompitints. ' " Sold whilst& and retail itildr. better'', 4, Cheapslde f ctrittilo of Patcrinlistatirow ; and retail br Betaasiusil Wimp, Portinnoutirr laiand Js; Worn, Gosport; 'Mood ? Vi osood; 144;11714, and 'Jones, Porisev; Treinnan, Exeter • eapitironby, Glenville. GM.' ben, and Hovland, illytnottth ; teetaliarj; Ottsling Easter Mill ._ _ _ _..:., . . . " Bret - t..and ' tiO Pvt. Edinburgh ; crutwen, Bath ; Row and Peek, tilt i tarragon - 4 Zdwards and Penn], And Billig"Liverpol; avant . 1 -41 1846 '.. 11114 , 61 .Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd; Birshwitttakt krßildia Oregory, Brigiabn ; White, Mid*; and most 34ildWika V Mr . WOW gi 404 044 . • . • 4 MIDDLESEX. VALUABLE MANOR AND TI I'FLE-FREE *ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONIRACT, By Messrs. RICIIARDSON and CORFiELD, ALL that very Valtuble FREEHOLD and 'TITHE FREE ESTA comprising the Manor of to the parish of Hayes, iu the county bf Middlesex, extending over about Six Hundred Acres; with Courts Baron, Quit Rents, Fines, Heriots, and other Perquisites, arising from slivers Estates (•: opyhold of Inheritance) held of the said Manor. And alma, Yl' ADINOS MANOR. FAVM, containing about One liundrei and E;ghty-five Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture ..and, free of all Tithes, in the occupation of Mrs. Atkinson. Wi.!cw, under a Lease tor 20 Years, which will ex pire at Michaelmas I*l4. Ihe Firm lies very compact, acd is in a rapid state of im provement ; the Builthigs are ample, well appointed, and in gond repair; very des'r ibly situate within half a mile of the Ux bridge •rurnpiko-roa . l, elvven miles from London, - and five from Uxbridge. the Patislington Caual, which bounds the Estate for a cow derable distance, affords the convenience of obtaining Manure from London on easy terms. The Parochial Rates UM remarkably low. Printed Particulars may be had atYeading Manor Farm-hbuse; at the Main and Eve Inn, Hayes; White Horse, Uxbridge; White Harr, Southail ; of Messrs. Smith and Rickards 83, Ba r t ; and of Messrs. Richardson and Outfield, Land Surveyora, Lincoln's-inn.fields, London, at whose Office a Map I of the F.'-tite may be seen.