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7 4 MT.'"7"! S O. • ,• • - I • ". • 0.6. ,rn 77841 THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT.UARDEN. ' I SIS PRESENT EVEN I NG, FEBRUARY 17, will he perfbrmed, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN: wi ded on the Incas of Marrnontel, and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or The Virgin of the Sun). ;Jterwhlch will be perform( the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. isoor row, The Virgin of the Sun, and Harlequin and Pad- 7 - 0 ,........-- • ' le performances by the Dramatic Horse,! the stu -0? lain"tib ag ues Elephant ; and 'I wo Learned Dogs ! introduced in . ' s poilt fauertainments. NEW PAVILION THEAI'RE, ASTLEY'S, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND, (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain). if lIISPRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1 To4norrow 18th, Thursday 20th, arid Saturday 2 , 2 will t otkat Half past Six precsely, the papule: liorte 5 4.1, pectacle, 'Two Aclis - called • • BAGVAN-HO ; • OR, THE TARTAR TARTAR'D. oesplhbed through the means of having One Foot by Sea, and One Foot by Land. row, Mr. Collet; Bagvan-He, Mr.Astley, jun.; Blue kink Mr. Male ; and Fatima, Mrs. Astley. is which will be introduced the largest and most sagacious Ele !biotin this Kingdom. The Piece will terminate with a General Atrei on the Usurper's Caitle, Man to Man, Horse to Horse. which (third time), apew Comic Burletta, called the THREE FIVES ; OR, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH ! m t . pettr Tattle, Mr. Decastro; Jeremy Tattle, Mr. R. L. meg Dickey Tattle, Mr. Isaac ; Mr. Neville, Mr Betts; Oba -0 Wei, Alt'. Johnson; Grouse, Mr. Cardoza • Worrit, Mr. ma; Rattal, Mr. W'eston ; George Trueman, dr. Male. Mrs. P. Irak, Mrs. Wallack ; Fanny Tattle, Mist Bloomgren ; my, Mrs. Betts; and lobs. J. Tactic, Mrs. Henley. To ceeclude with a grand Pantotnimtcal Stlection, ealled HARLLQUIN's OLIO; or, JEWELS NEW szT ; b w kich will be introduced Two astonishing learned Lap-dogs. peas open at half-paw Five, and bet.n at Half-past Six.— Stood Price half-cast Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken between ten and two o'clock. t 7 No perfortnntee on Wednesdpys and Fridays during Lest. . , TO-MORROW ALL ALL THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. ti - rrizeo of - £20,000 2 - of - 4,0(,0 . 4 - of - 1,000 &c. &e. &c. ONLY 8,000 1. ICKETS. I I DISH, CratrActor, Soli and Shared in the Oc- I. tobtr, Novemt.er, and the Lottery drawn last Month, 1A Cipial Prizes ft om £20,000 to £5OO, at his truly fortunate Meet 4, CORNHILI., and 9, CHARING-CRO."S. A SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta- IA lion 2nds Regiment, now at Berry Head, adequate to the In ns* of Soldiers' Children. None need apply except well infiled for the situation. fie will rcceive Scrjeant's pay, with tte aelitienal allowance of Lie per year for StatiunarieN, tkc. lnten (post paid) addressed to the Adjutant of the above Keil pot, nil! be slu!y attended 10. Eery Head, near Brisluun, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812. 'FASHIONABLE. DANCING.--PRIVATE TUITION. J.G.HOPKINS begs leave to return his most igrattfultbanks to his Friends and the Public in general, fink vcry distinguished patronage he has so long experienced, minspectfully solicits a contiuuance of their favours. Ladies asdGendemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or time who have not attained the present f.ashionablo mode, may be exrctstiously instructed in the most private manner, to quality tkets ter the first assemblies, on application at his r..tideme, Cusdarsakers' Hall, Foster-lane. Cheapside. FFASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Shertard-street, Goldeo-=quare, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learut that itromplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those teals= it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite Ite genteel society expediti6usly, privately, and in a superior style apace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching air learn at a sinall expense, with a reap. ctable set of pupils, on tkpoblic teaching evenings. Profes.ors of dancing taught the arit elegant fancy dances, and alt the suparor parts of the profes- Ina The Subscription As , embiies are every friday. THE LADY'S MAGAZINE. Portrait dills Royal Highntsi the PRINCE Realm!. This day was published, price Is 6d. THE LADY's MAGAZINE for January, 1812, A swimming the 4::d Vo'unie, containing (besides the usual tater) a Portrait of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, en rived by Mt. 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A 'at evict are printed on koyalyaper, with proof itnpresslons of *Plates. Price XI . leis. ea.hpatt. 'this Publicatim, svhiely is the most comprebttrive of its g likbasbeen underkenm at an eXpence of 4:cuti,seo, wi h the sf producing a Work worthy of the present i rov.d state Seituct and the Arts, and of th e . Nation. The Editor, whose i . 741. industry, and experience, :se generally acknowledged, "gaged professional assistance in every Department of ....7te—and the W or k., frect its vari.rl nature, wid in every 6 7, 111 flnnel to be interesting and ilsztuctive to every class adrrs llie Engravings :orm a yroininent and must in:- mut feature, consisting of a sh:ries Piaz..-s of general set- • : f fernactilrety, and natural history, truly valtethle from their V. eLeatice and accuracy. "r -se set:Mike subjects are yr.- by klr.lawry, whose improved method Df rxecueon and linnt of drawing have never been equalled. Mt. 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This day was published, price IY.. 6d. boat dot, 'THE MILITARY FIELD POCKET-BOOK, translated from the German of General SCIIAINHORST by Captain HAVERFIELD and Lietuenaut HOFFMANN. With Copper-plates. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. This day was published. Beautifully printed in Put Octavo, price as. boards, THE S! EGE of ZARAGOZA, and OTHER POEMS.—By LAURA sOPHIA FEMME, Author of Lyric Poems, &c. Printed for Miller, Albemarle-street. BISHOP HORNE'S sERMONb. This day were published, DISCOURSES on SEVERAL SUBJECTS and OCCASIONS, by the Rig:lt Rev. GEORGE HORNE, D.D. late Lord Bishop of Norwich, complete in 3 •olb. Bvo. price £l. is. in boards. Printed for L. B. Seely, R. Scholey, Cr-Atli:lock and Joy, T. Hamilton, Gale and Curtis, London; J. Delghton, Cambridge; and J. Ogle, Edinburgh. REV.'DR. LAUDIUS BUCHANAN'S SERMONS COMPLF.TE. This day were published, in Kvo. price 6s belt. on fine paper, 7s. GZERMONS, oil INTERESTING SUBJECTS, la by the Rev. CI.AUDIUS BUCHANAN, D. D. This Volume contains—The Three Eras of Light; The Star in the East; three Sermons on the Jubilee; the Missionary Sermon; and the Healing Water,i'of Bethesda. Brinted fur J. Ogle, Edinboro; M. Ogl.?, Glasgow; R. Ogle, and T. Hamilton, Lond. ; a;:d T. Johnston, Dublin. MRS. GREEN'S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, in three volumes, nmo. price 15s. iii 'lards, a New Novel entitled_ GOOD MEN Or MODERN DATE ! ! A Sa tirical Tale; In three volumes, by Mrs. GREEN, Author of Romance Readers and Romance Writers, &c. &c. _ " They are like two gralas of wheat hid 1)1 a bundle of Chaff, when you hare found them they are scaree,w orth the search."— Vide Heel's Shakespeare, Stereotype Edition. London : Published by Thomas Tem No. 111, Chearaide; and Wm. AUason, No. 31; New Bond-szrect. Where may be bad, Elizabeth, or the Exile of Siberia, a new Edition, price 3s. in boards, ur large paper, sa. This day were published, in Bvo. Vol. 2d. price I gs. bds. T HE OPINIONS of different Authors upon the PUNISHMENT of DEATH. Selected by BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. Published by Longman, ilurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and sold by eaten and Davies, Strand; J. Butter worth, Fleet-street; Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street; i. and A. Arch, Cornhill ; Darton, Harvey, and Damon, Grac a church street; J. liatchard. Piccadilly; W. Puillips, George-yard, Lombard street; and J. Johnson and Co. sc. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Opinions of different Authors on the Punishment of Death, Vol. Ist. price 8s boards. Dehat‘ s on the Punishment of Death, Bvn. ss. boards. TLECIION LAW. 111 s day was pulslisheil,ln :4vo. price is. 6d. in boards, ikPRAC'rIOAL ABRIDGMENT of ELEC TION LAW, from the issuing of the Writ to the re, urn ; adapted particularly t(. the case so!" rittirninz 011ie -us, Candidates, and Electors, in the respective procredingo for Coun:ies, Cities being Counties, and Boroughs. By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. Barristc•r•at-Law. London". Printed for W, Clarke and :0116, Law Book sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in Odaeo, - price toe. in boards, A CoLIL7CTION Of Aura of PAS LIA M r, relative to County and Borough Election% with references to several Revrted Cases containing the &tern= ttions of the /louse of Commons. Jllat publis)!.ed, Pace 10s. ed. plain, or One Guinea,- brown or ccloured in a superior Manner, A PRINT, entitled, _LUMPS of PUDDING, being the last Drawing of that distinguished genius the late *W. 11. ISUNbURY, Esq. The size of the Print, which is a Series of Five Plates, is a feet by 12 inches, consisting of Thirty-six Characters in a Coun try Dance. To the admirers of the humourotts, this latter pro slactian of Air. Butebury's Pencil will be a most desiralqi: ac ctisitton. Publi.ht d by J t.hn Robinson, (late of P'ccad lly) at his Tuts bridge-Ware and Perfumery Warehouse, No. 5, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square; and sold by Mr. Colnaghi, Cock.spur-itreet; and by Mr. Moiteno, Pall-Mall. N. 11. Old Tunbridge Ware Repaired 211.1 Varnished. Just published, • The Eighth Ed'tion, enlarged, price IN. 6d. brarda, THE NIEDICAL GUIDE, kr the lbc of the .1- Clergy, }leads of Faiiiiiies, Seminaries, and Y tint Prac titioners in Nledicitie and Surguy r coataittitig the Latest Disco. vt.ries in Me. ic•ne. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Col ge of Surgeons, &c. " It Is of important: that every nun should know something of the LAWS of life, the nature of di►e,i.e, and the most rational mod s of cure; for this por,tose Dr. Reecz's Book is better adapted than any with w•veh we sire actriainte I. It is nr:re jadici•.nis and modern thita the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have no doubt it will entirely supersede." Cr:L. cal Review April , IBM Printed for I .ongnisn, Hurst, R..s, ()rosy, smi Brown, Pater unstit-row • and totki Icy Burgess sad Co. SO, &Ilford-street, Cost.:nt-warutt, and .11 Boultst•lterc 'lnt.' flay on; pu'llisivd, price bated .44.6 d. or 8 i 7s. a dozen for dirt i oil in -1, &ILIA etlitioll. !Wing the 29th, of 'THE PIOUS COUNTRY PARISHIONER in,truead how to spend every Dzy thrtyigh the whole I Ci.uts is: . his I.ire, in re i- ' ious anti acceptalrle manner. Advice how to p rirel.ortreDayholy. A Course of Reading the Holy Scrip - tu es, whr;.-in is alrewn how ntozh the/ o'tt-do in eloquence all the rules of human art. A right method of Education r the ill consequence of with-huldmg litstruction from Children ; how to subdue their Passions, and make them a tot fort to their friends, and wishrs.ring to the world. Th.: feasts and Fasts. To wh:ch are added, Collets on several occasions ; tl.o, a Discourse concern ing the indispasible, though in country parishes much nagieeted duty of recrivicg the Idiessed Sacrament of of the Los o'%Setpper; wherein the nature of it Stir:scribed—the obligations of frequent- ' ing it enforced'-all the excuses, 'smelly brought for the neglett of it, asswered.—the ignorant prison taught what he must do ist order to be a worthy communicant. And because all mist die t Riges ale given for a devout Behaviour in the time of Sickness; and Directions laid down bow to prepare for a happy Change it Dtwh. Printed for P. C. and I. Rivitigton, No. 62, S.. Paul's Ci.nrch yard ; Wale and J. Robinson s U. Law, I. Saitabrad and C. .64:twrinea, and O. ltosintios. Tbl. day were publiAlted, in 12mo. price se. 6d. boarde. RULES FOR ENGLISH COMPOSITION. and particularly for Themes : designed for the the of Schools, and in Aid of Scit-Inetruttlota. By JOHN RIPPINGIIAM. Private 'Cuter at Wesquinster School. Printed for Longman, liu:st, Rees, Orme. and Brawn, Pater noster-row ; and W. Ginger, Colkge-strtet, Igearniinner. This day were published, To Quarto, with 63 Plates, price Li Is boards, rtatEMENTS Of MUSICAL. COMPOSITION; A•-• comprehending the Rules of Thorough BIOS, end the Theory of Tuning. By WILLIAM CROTCH, Mos. Doe. Prof. Mus. Oxon. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orals, and Brown, Pa•er noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, KAI/ Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Specimens of the Various Styles of Music, adapted to Keyed Instruments, in 3 vols. folio, price .E 3 Iss. sewed. This day was published in 8: o. price 2s. 6th sewed. A VIEW of the St. to of Parties in the UNITED sTATEs of AMERICA; being an Attempt to account for the pr. , sent Ascendency of the French, or democratic Party, in that Country ; in Two Letters to a Friend. By a Gentleman who has recently visited the United States. " Party is the Madness of Many for the Gain of a Few." switrT. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, P.iter boster-row ; and John Ballsntyue and Co. Edinburgh. M INS EDGEWORTH'S ►V K KS. IT is painful to be obliged to address the public in a manner that has at first sight the arpearAnce of a mean an to attract notice. But a. certain books have been .published under the name of Mill Edgeworth, Mrr. Edgeworth,and Maria Edgeworth, borne of which have not had that moral tendeucy that a:ont; can je-tify a female for appearing as an author, her fa, her t hinks it to his daughter, and to the refit of his family, to r.queut that the public will nut consider any work under she name of Edgeworth, that Is nut published by M.strs. lohuson and Co. St. Vastli Charcb-yard, London, as the pi oducriun of auy of his family. A I.ist of Mi.s Edge atorth's Wurks may be wen at the begin. nit,g of must of her former works. RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH. Et:gewordt Town, Feb. 6, 1612. FOR COUGHS, COI DS, &e. \VA LSH's COLTS FOOT LOZENGES. Tuse- V was the name given to Coltsfoot by the antients, who knew its value in et,uglAs i kc. It Is prepared Its the form of I.6Zrllf ea, as the 1.105 t agreeable to palate; and also, that by its graduatly dissolving in the month, may mutt more certainty be conveyed to the parts affected ; these lozenges are dtobstruent, dem gent, and ',dirtiest ing, allaying the whiny nematlon whr.ch occasions COughing, cleating the voce, and ponlucing the must salutary elfev ; it used as a preventive, few pawns will be t ww bit d with Coughs through the winter, and ther price places thou within the reach of all ranks of people. bold by Shaw and 141;41144, nti, tit: Paul's, on the foot-way, who :we the sole proprietor s, a..d none are gentitic but u hat have their name on the stamp. Retail alio by butt, Lichange, and hanger and Co. Orfind street. Also, WALSII's ANTIPERTUSSIS for the HOOFING COWL: ti, a remedy long approved, and recommended by the first ramifies in the kingdom. Price only 2i• 9d. pi r bottle. TO THE NOBILI FY, GENTRY, AND OTHERS. Immediate Relief and ultimat': Success in re%toring health to the afflicted with Colds, Coughs, Shortness of Breath, and a variety or maladies u hich the moisture of our eittnate continually pro duces, must uuquestior.al.l be regarded as"the first of national N no one instance, (where cure was within the I taach of Med ciac), has MADDEN'S VEGE IIiBLE ES. SEbICE fa led to accomp`ish this deArable end. In order to prove that his is not the dictates or interested buoving, Mr. Madden hat published, price (id. a pamphlet, containing the teat - motttes ::early IOJ Ladies and Gentlemen, who, in the most un qualified thanner, a.:k nu tv ledge its astonishing effects in the &nevi akin sad cure of the above &wows, w hich have been ju-tly tanned the plague cf Eneand. Mr. Madden receiving daily:echo:Jowled/0. Wen s of the pi uv.d.mtial blessings attendant on hie endeavours, respectfully ulTei s to the public the following cas.:s _ _ Froni the key. 1 1 4.1 r. 1 otters, Kector of ilebtlen, Essex. St e:-W it h the more grateful pleasure I bear testimony to the efficacy of your medicine, and I have no hesitrstion iu stating; that the succets with which the use of it in this parish has been attended may b.! considered general and great 3 in cares in wbell no human means could afford permanent relief, the Vegetable Essence has never failed to palliate sod mitigate many urgent symptoms i au the /looping cough, in particular, it has proved highly beneficial, and lessened the prciallfe of that disordet to many children (among horn I must include - veven of my own), who would other rase, I h:lieve, have suffered severely. Sincerely wi.hlng that your bent voletn exertion. may meet %sick every possible deer ,e of suites, I :im p air, your most obedient servant, w. J. rorrtu. Kilburn, January 7, 1812. Six—Permit me to return you my most grateful thanks for the great benefit 1 have received from yourusvaluable medieine.Abeet IS rtiotAs ago 1 caught a cold attended by a very bad rough and shurzness of breath, for which 1 cried numerous remedies, but without effect, and continued to get worse, with mach pains in my side, that I could scarcely tura in bed, or draw my breath, till hearing of your excellent medicine, after taking two or three bottles, I found great relief, my appetite returned, sad I continued to get better, and am now perteetly recovered, for which I return ou my heartfelt thanks, and am, air, your obliged and grateful servant, Was. Fire. Mr. Madden respectfully Informs those whit may be disposed to try this sovereign remedy, that It may be had at is 'Dispensary, No. 14, Gloucester-street, Queen square, London, and by at poinunent,at Knevett and Co.'s, Bartholomew-close; Mr. flaw kin', 13, 01.1 Bond -street; Mr. &Lon's, and Mies Randall's, itoy4 hachange Gate, Cornball; Mt. HugueLain's, ss, Hay market; Mr. Mactrass'a, 115, Fleet stnet ; Mr. tangres, $3O, Oxford-stmt; Mt'. Clark's, VII, Iligh-s:rern, 13cnotte ; Mr. Sass's, King-stri ; Mr. Strati. nd's, 15S, lissasopsgate Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle row, ; Mt. Per. sin's, 23, Southampton-street, Covent-gaff:len ; at 7s. per bottle, camp included. Any quantity, not less than three bottles, atilt (cartage free) to any par! of the hingdgM, 9111 receiving a ow pound-L*3 fix tub One btAill• • - 4,1 a? re is ,g. 2 ~ ~R~~ ~. •• _ . \ 1T 7iit i rjr - 7 1 1 .1' • C., ♦ i4: , ; 7 4 Jour T :v .-~ •-r• .w 5..:. (PRICK SIXPENCB-HA4PENNT ADM/RiIL7Y-01rP/C/I, Jiso. IS, lel!. N OTICE it Atreby given, Mot a Sunon of Orr Ma Tersehterosi Coal Delivery, fir tk. Trial gireaw, senvitteel vette High ,Tae, within the jsrieelietim (Ms Afivriisifty !dill be held at Adige Hall, is the Old Bailey, Leeds% se ,Friday lie !81h if reirtisrysext, at reknit o'diel in M amoraiog. J. W. ClOgKle FOR BALI BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the LouSgsa Tavern, Pezhole-street, Plymouth, oc Pilday, the VA o! Pebrerry neat, at Noon, T HE folluwing rare and very choice FRENCH WINES and BRANDY: About 110 Calms Red ti • rielMltne 64 Do. Witi.e • 4U Do. Charnpaigne (nos•nuntaul or d Quarter Casks Red Hermitic . Case White G 4 &tars bies4lavourel and reel Sokellor Cordes Brandy (over proof} The above Wines and Brandies are all excellent in their eau*. ties. The greater part of the former were put up by order, atd for the u* of private tintrilies, and known to be v super*. The iota will be ennil4 few liconvenim:ce of 'solvate fami4rs as Well seAleepite, 11.111k.loorNopnatlon apply ta :Arum t lsatrtor and Sots,Br;ton We; or to Mild LUSCOMI4/i. Lipeewa. SOUTHAMP I ON. FOR DALE BY AOC At tile Cotton House, in this Port, on Friday, the si ::!' broom 1514, at Eleven &Clock in the Forecoun, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vir. - Six Pipe, of Spanish Red Rine, which !save be.a seised and legary condemned, and may be viewed and mated at kis 1 qt:sty% Warehouse two days before the Sale. t:4O a C .RGO of SLATES, via. 7000 Duch;tres, 5000 Countesses, 4000 La Ike, and 20 Tons of Kag, Which having been tntartd under Value, are taken by his Othzen. of the Customs and are now to be puldicly sold for the use of the Crown, puritant to Lair and an Order from the Honourable Canino:wooers ut his bolajegy's Cutt,zus. TO BE SOLO Bt AUC now, At the Owens House, -Deal, on Monthly, the sitli flay of Pe• bruary,llliv4 et Two o ' Clock in the A ft ernoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in binary Lou, - Vas 89 Gallons Spirits of Brandy, ad 41 flagons Geneva, of legal strength for Dealers. 7 Gallons Its gly, sal 68 Gallons Coney Dot ot kill strintlrfor Deal-rs. 26 lbs. Black Tel (ilsmagrtl)--836 tbs. Ginn Till . _ . 1 Thread Lace Veit—WList India Mw ills 04pwrs Y £a,t Inds Muslin S:wwvl• -5S 1) tto Habit akin. I o,ld Dar, wel l * about 80oz. 4140 Pieces Forel/a Gold Cain weltu :shoot Si os. atto 4k,.. Seer dito. Nl'ltielt ruay be eiewtd on the Morn ng of the day of SAP. l'wetry.dve per LN:nt. will be related as a Depu,l,. • TO DE SOLD BY A UCTION, At the Camas Huge, Dore!, oa re•selay, tbc Oh day ot February, 101 V, at Oise the Merolla+, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, ht Suadry Lou. .Pll.—S4 Colic:as Forties !.pl: Its 40 Gahm Ram, sod 131 t.allons Geneva, of lept streurit tor Dealers. 4010 a. Vack Vittact. firs Salt 11 of tedwts. Coll Bullloto—t3 East Isla BhawY g EASE ludic Craears—tt Pseees East India Affect, (eurked) Pietas Bait luctla MsCis (tlatol Ivory. I Tortoise-shell. ao.l 4 Wood !mt. 1 Ivory Bus; 6 Silver Purses; s Comelign lietklams; ll} Yards Thread Lacri Which may be skewed the Day before and oo the Months( the Day of :*ale. N.B. Twent).ive per Cent will be rqulred IS a Peppsff._ VALUX3LE ES IA I'ES. TO BE 801.1) LY PRIVA FE CON t RACE*, 'Wish possession at Alitimebnas nest. AVERY desirable and compact E iTATE at Loddoh, in the Cowry of Norfolk, nearly all Freehold, canal:Ong of a capital Messuage in good repair. with a Barn and Office and an excellent Fat tn House, wit's a Barn, Stables, and other c onvenient Out-buildings, and several Closes of rich Arable, Mead. 'vs!, and Pasture Land, divided by thtiving quirk hedges, containing together, by estiiatiol, 223 Acres, mute or less, sirua , r very near the town of lnicion, from whence there is a navigable river to Great Yartnonthi Norwich, and Beech... There are six goings on Stubbs. green attached w this FarM. The I .and is of a superior quality, and now in the occupation of Mea Edward Bodiellovr; who will r‘ sign his Lease at Michael mas next: For a very small sum these premkes may b- cona vetted into en excellent residence fur a Gentleman, of divided into two. The Estate abounds with Gable and Fish-ponds. Loddon is pleasantly and conteniemly situated, at the distance of 19 mils* (rein Great Yartiouth, ten from Norsvich, seven from Beaks, and six from %nay. Also, an Estate, all Freehold, situate in South Elinbam, in the Parish of St. !antes; near Bungay, in the County of Suffoi, consisting of SS Acres, more of less, of very excellent Arable Land, now in the occupation of lames Foreman. For further particulars, and price, apply to T. H. Cooper, Esq. Swan Inn, Loddon • or to Messrs . Foyer and lin: hank, Sqlk-itors, Queen street, No`mhch, where PIMA of the Estates may be sera. Learn to be post paid. 4-O TEPfi ENSON'S PATENT FILTE KING MACHihEi are [minable, outer dut of repair, fid iris purify Water at the fookst source at the unesampled rate of 114. n) gallons per day, rend. r.ng the Water in colour beautifully trans parent. The tact easing demand h.: receives is a ccovincing proof of the drperiority of his invention over any thing of the hind yet offered To be seen ar work s it bit Ma lefactor% !to G. Mair t ies t e.. rreet.Cavandish-square; aid st the Bar etch* Jeressless CoKee house, Cooper'oCourt i Cornhill. N.B. Warr Clostsssod Engine Pumps spon tie nest lat. proved principles. PUBLIC NOTICE. fttigatei Febroery a t Less. IVIR. RYltiE R having recived runty Letter; from I'er& Pa II UN/Wing %111.1 Cr PARALTTIC A/V1142110/11, acknowledging the great benefit they receive from the fallowing Medicine, and that !hey cannot do seldom it I that it Is not to be had in some places, aid in other its ptlity N distrht - eli and, that its price btars heavily upon theta, Iltc. Mr. Ream hereby gives notice to all such waren?* that be w•llgrand them a liberal alowance upon tkeir respecttve orders and idelosorts. ST MIS MAJITIT'S Rural LarToss rarer*, °rented uuto lames illmero Surgeon, Reigate. Bsrrey, lortlotor and Pr.:parer of the Cardiac yid Nvrirens Thews. C.ViE IY. To Doctor Rtstra, have been troubled for a long time IPA it Very Mardi State of Hody, loss of Appetite. Lowntss of /obits, Nervosa Tremblice,,, and fluanbuess of Hands, owing so e Fir bif Pug. After va•iJIIII ak lful means being tried w thereat weans,/ hod ft. course to you, CAKDIACand NERVOVi 1 iNCTVItE,Midth happily his had the dedrel eft:ct, and restored as. so *Ara health. le parolee, therefore, tv vow- Medicine. I dial ea* my self much obliged if you at di Judie the shrive until lustily& ant, Sir, etc. JAMES Sill I'Fii Whet sto e, Aptil 17, 11111. Baker, ot Where'. ae. This Medicine may be lead gemlike et Mr. Morgues Ne 49; West Smithfield; and, whoteeMe, of Messrs I.4ery Aid Co. Nes. 10, low Church-yard, London • end, fotall,, el every Verdi at 11141, *Mc*. hi th e arketipaonat, In bon'• a Si. IM - • • 1 '~~PY. in r ey , :C 1-4 1 1141 then la Y PS In; ; at ale ; trulk. 'rs iq to asa iNtri nett a Chunk 'lo►, we. I for tb• the aolt lett kb*. al. LSI irs • sc. I i r i