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WWI Si Plates, containing ;in of Plants, prim- lals. plain, or cialohred if. lls.dd. bOtiglig; READIN SAUCF- • UCOCKS., the Inventor and PrOprietor df the • CELEBRATED REAI3ING SAUCE, begs most re spectfully to caution the .Nobility, Families, and the Public, against the daily frauds and imporifions practised by roany Lon don and Country Oilmen and Itch Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of the GENUINE READING SAUCE. • , None are genuine but those Which have the corks sealed with the. impression, " J. docts, Itattlin4 l " arid also the following description of the Sauce on an orange-coloured label , " Jteading Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, Sec. Prepaset and Sold, Wholesale and Ret4il, by J.:C•oece, Rending:. • • • TM. Sauce is generally used at table with all sqrtp l nf Fish, in preference to all other Fish Supee f . and is esteeme:a peen/lady delicious with Game ' Wild Peva:Hashes, Sizaks, and - Cold Meat. Warranted to keep good sestea rusts sat clislate.— It is presumed that no room:sow vast with Okla general appro bation and extensive sob. It is-patronised and recommended by most of the Farr Fiiinajnala the Kingdein, and is retailed ht London by ISO of the meserespeciabte 'Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders.; in•Bashilsy ggt ; 26 • F.dinburgli, Glas gow, Perth, and Alserdecu-50 ; and by marry all the principal Fiats Sauce Dealers in the United _ Kingdom, nest of whom sell Cocres• Genuine tied Superior EssirsCit : Ash-smuts, made with peiMe Gorge, Fish, rick as possible, • .. • TO ilk R ' • - • ' • lilt btriek ofttlie - Moiteagees;• r . • A eirfrAulitoisil F•Aftbi t .— • wish ininc4344.ooB4lftiken • Situate itSTOKE, in ihr. HUNDREP S' neat eonvenleni COTTAGE Stable, aid Outbuildings, Beilirs Coigne,' and nearly . . EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTy-tWO ACRES . Of Arable and Capital Alarak Land, Saltingt, and Reed Beds. The NAG'S lirtA D Inn or Public House, at stoink with Outbuildings, Cottages, &c. &c. TO BR SOLD BY A'UCTIONi • By Mi. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-Howe, in 'Change-Riley, bt Tileasumr, the 10th April, 1813, at Twelve o'Cleek; A VERY • I'ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; STOKE FARM. Comprising, a neat convenient brick-built Cottage itesidenced with a Lawn and Garden; Barn, &able; Castle-shed, and other Buildings, Bailiff's Cottage, &c. and nearly EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO ACEES. All lying compact, of - Which a small portion is rich Arable ' Land, the remainder capital Marsh Land ; Saltings well sup plied with plenty of fresh Water and need Beds:" situate in the Hundred .of HOD, 41Out twelve miles from Graieseed, eight from Roche-ter, and thirty - four froth Locilotit late in, the occu pation of Mr. Joria-Macy.Av. _ Also, tile Nag's litd inn, or Public hitl6se, situate. i n the Village of Stoke; with Two dottages, Outbslildings, tanks deli Ihclosure of Landi in the oicupation of Mr. - To be viev)ed b' applying to tile Bailiff, at the Cottage, late John Mackay's Bag. or so Mr. Jackson, at th e Nag's Mad, Stoke, of who m ' Particulars linty be bad; at the Ciowin Ro. cheater; the eon, Chatham; the libseilAlttiiiihourne.• Queen's Head, Nortbfleet ; S t ar, Maidstene-;- Bull, Dartf4idi Falcon, Greresend ; Bull, Shooter's Hill at "Garr:twig's Coffee acmes Change-illey, 1 7-ornbill ; and . 0 111e^ Refusal 110; itegetit-atreet. SPLENDID. SAGE of PEA'I 4 P.,--.IEWE'LS, ANTIQIJK • EBENCE4 CLOCKS, BRONZES,. CURIOSITIES, fb&RISIAN EIAGANCIRS, large GLASSES, choke PICTURES, DR:AAP/WA, MINIATURES, WINE., . and 49Stly : Whets. . • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION * . , , „ Aly Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Tusssat,tfie 2lith Inst. and Fouifoliowing Dffs, at Twelve precisely, r'IWo Thousand Vire Hundred Ounces of rich chased and other PLATE, Diamonds, Oriental Pearl, Topas and other coloured-Stone Suites, Trinket', capital Gold Chro sotneters and INatehes ; Gold, Nlusieal, Tortoise-shell, Mocoa, and other Snuff-boxes, sonic of which have beautiful high *niched Paintings, by Petitot, and other celebrated. Artist.; antique Cameos, Carvings in Ivory, Chas.3gs in Silver, Broßteo, a Model of the Trajan Pillar at Itonie, an Oratory of 1". 1 4:1wao -Leo X. two massive silver-gilt Chalices, set with F.m,ralds, atc. A superb massive silv e r g ilt Sh r i ne , magn ificent French Clocks, richly mounted in or-molu, from the Califs .don at Mal:liaison ; Cabinets, a Merlin's Chair, beautiful Dina. den and India China and Porcelain, rich vend antique Vases ; Wine noble Glasses, of the following-dimensions; via. 87 by 60, 87 by 59, 85 by 64, 8f by 64, 81 by 61, 80 by 65, 79 by 69, .6g by 54, and se by 49 ; an Antique l)agger, gold mountCds formerly in the possession of Bonaparte; a curious wolipg Model of a Chain Pomp; Fire Arms ; a select and highly vain able Collection of Paintings, comprising 48 ;event! choice Vt . fis menu of the most cektrated Masters; fine Drawings and En gravings, high finished Miniatures, Statuary Busts, an Elec trical Machine and Apparatus, an Air Pump, Nlicro3cope, Tele scopes, a . Pair of Globes, Table and Bed Linen, Cur Glass, A:abasterVasef, Wines,* handsome Landaulet, a Phaeton, Coach and Chaise Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c. &c. To he viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had, price Is. 'at the White Lion Inn, Bath ; Fleece Inn, Cheltenham of Mr. Chandler, Edward-street, Bfighton ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. 1)000CK'S INFALLIBLE PECTORAL -S'lo- AI ACH IC, for the relief of Colds and Coughs, and bit eases of the Lungs and Chest, and Griping Pains and Spa , me of the Stomach and Bowels, to which it gives immediate rase, and causes the ot:strt•ctions that clog the stomach to conle off almost without coughing, and also carries down the sharp it'd - tative humour that causes the cough and other painful sensation', by gently opening the bowels; and, by the blessing of Aasilenr Goa, no one nerd despair of a cure, by perseverance in taking this healinz and itrrogthen!ng Sold at the Warehouse, No. ia, Southampton-street,'Coveni. garden ; Sanger'sZNo. 150, Oxford -street, Thompson's, Wahhaqa Abbey, and other Medicine Venders, in bottles, with full direc tions for talC.:'; it, at 45.13.1. and 44. bd. each. FOR COLDS, COM:ill-1$, ASTH3IIS, dtc. THE PECTOIt4L ELlXER.—Experience during a very long period has in sontestibly proved the superior affi cacy'of this Medicine ur all cases of Colds,Coashs, and Asthmatic Affections. fly promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has rendered more Confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied with cough; spitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. Its pees} 'bar baliamic powers teed to deal soreness aad allay the irritation of the lung, in cases of cOugh b and in asthmatic affections it assist. amid gives freedom to the breath. &Ad in Bottles, at is. ita. and 2s- pd. by Butlers, Chemistb 4, -Cheapsid,., S. Piers, mid 220, Regent-street (near the At. Lyle •Itooms), ,London • exn Waterloo-place; .fidiaburgb ; 34, Sack ville.street, ; and,by the principal MediedoeVenderg thrtatthout the United Kingdom. N. U. lie careful ti ask for Burmaseil i ecroaaLle.ntrit, and to tihscree theQpiferlinwpt *amp bai . tbe words .•• Outlets, 4, Cli , :ap4:. 4. ..enaevta oQ,it. . ... FOR TN DIOSCS11014,: JAUNDICWI4IIN . • or ors. • • TUFF, '' - AND .DTRITIU ' DIVA DERV DRPENDRNT .•GN.A :.DtItANBEIDAITATE - OP THE LIVER, AND .• SF; 11111‘1BIP ATLI? liIIDIHOICSTIMEPRGANS, • „- .. _ _a. -• . • SitrirS ge,Out*n IX•/1.41INGTON SALTS are .• ciifiacitly-otiA to the.. cublic under the reemumenda- . tibn pf . . „ • _ . Dr. Kota, 1i0rthatag4'... ; ,,, , :... flr. Innagrasim, Cambridge Dr. Tii"cscaar,..Cheateg-y„,, .Dr:lLA'se, Warwick . DI. • Ai.x1,....rarw34 , ~; „ ; bt.., WitosteasigrAis, Hanky, 1 Dr_.;."%gioni.ernirribAbit -..:Mcwi-. - . • 'lie. geniiii: : . Cy4lt i . , against°. Water* in the cure a t tire abovc-sann. ~44 Many *lies Disoodors, having been so 7 elatlfaAovifetlga, render; it almost unnecessary (esp ft .bu y n offered under such.rsconsrueodation) to adduce anything favour of Illese 'SAGS • ettnot that, Ole', have h'•e4l l -- t ....""-`actorily cid; hiich'blettetnfilil 4181111.1 inq Aelligal experieFe, ~,, Eve ,, _... of ilia orisq, - Aiitainesi. , }rid othei hate'; . eppe t ue s. .i. Wamts , so that thou( persoinf who hive * a , pre -ferfired,- li :11staticeortOthkr e1t.613 from aira, — c • ao f Ow efirrit:ve Poivlra l e, tk#e criOrsted Sprli p, bol 4 , 44 1 . • ~pirplied with % subsiltutspostessirg an weir • • - 6.0. . i Them Silts are preicabr evaporating to ire . . : ,,meas *Ow 'Otiginit !falba,. Litmingtoc. . ._ • - , • : Sold. in Bot•las, price as. fod..antr4s. dd. oath, ludM. I Wii4Seraie sad Retail , by bit.' Smith, the' . f ie Vi ~ gimp- Itstena; .idoV.Cesassage, at tie. Dept,* Jk) ttl imgton ; and by Messrs. Barclay and Sons, • . i t reCIII Ili Mr. Sanger,. Oafoid4ahhir'a iir. Nt.z and Mr. its* 'Bug, • Royal iisciasnge, Amadeu pawd•iriallAitaiolimi Ire/ars; , - t• -, . , Atk fir SMITH'S Li.AMINOIVN SALTS. •'. ' This day was publiihed, The Ninth P.dition, Enlarged and Corrected, price 2.5. 6d. CATALOG UE of DItUOS (in English), specifying their Properties, Doses to Children and Adults, the proper Vehicles for their use, the Diseases for the cure of which they are employed, and Retail Prices. To which are added, a De scription of the different Medicine and Chemical Test Chests, with is Enumeration of their Contents, as adapted to dlft'vr, nt Climates and Uses: such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by Families residing in the Country. By REECE and Co. 31edical 'Tall, 170, Piccadilly. " This is a very convenient Work, and contains, in a chewy compass, a great deal 9f useful Medical information."—Critical Review, August, 1810. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; at 120, Picca dilly ; an Booksellers. • . Of whom-may be had, price 4s. 6d. in boards, Third Edition, A LITIOLAL TNANSLATIoN 5f the last corrected PAition of the LONDON PH A RIIACOPCLIA , with Practical Remark - s, a List of New and Old Names, &c. &c.—By Richard Reece, M.D. " We have nu hesitation in asserting that this is the only cssr rect Translation of the London Pharms9opeeia that has ap:- peared.—Gazette of Ilea it h. _ VOR . the CURE Of WOUNDS, Ulcerated Lets p l Bums.. SeAds, SCorßutie Humours, efts - • tilpillos, Drop dons, and Pimples in the Face, Breakings-out about-the Mositb-,, and Nose Ringworms, and Eroptioos of every denominatien,l M A 1.1,511 A LI:S UN I VERSA L CER ATE Will he found the most certain and effectual remedy. This Curate also is niuch• superior to every other preparation in removiug those trduble. some and painful visitants. Cautwsuis, which has ever yet hero offered to the Public; it removes them, whether in a broken or unbroken state, allays the itching and inflammation on the first application, and when broken, heals us a much shorter time than can.be credited but by experience. CAUTION.—Mrs. lA., widow of the late JOHN M AR spi&LL, belts to inform the Public, that an Ointment in imitation oilier valuable Cerate, has lately made its appearance, by which many persons have been deceived. The colour of the Ointment is nearly similar to her Cerate (very generally known by the name of Marshall's Universal Ceritte), and the Directions copied nearly word for Word: there can be no doubt therefore of the attempt to impose by' eception, as the Directions to her Cerate have not been altered for forty Years, during which time the superior excellency of this. Curate has produCed so large and ex tensive a sale, as to induce some persons to send forth prepare tioas for similar complaints; Purchasers are therefore particu larly requested to observe that Mrs. Marsh-'l's genuine Cerate will have her name alone on the label: " TL Marshall,'Executrix ofJohn Marshall," and " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's," on the Stamp. Sold by all respectable Medical Venders,BooEsellers, and Drug gists, price only Is. led. and 2s. 9d. per boa, AROWLAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of the • ORIGINAL ";t1 AC ASSAIt OIL, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, that they have RE. MOVED to No. 20, Hatton-garden. They also beg to Cantion, that in consequence of the univetsat demand for their Original and Genuine Alacaasar Oil, impostors purchase the empty bottles, and attempt to deceive the Public ' with spurious Macassar Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, offering it for sale at a lower price, and without the label ; atxl others sign " llowlandsorr," imitating the signature, whisk ten ders it necessary, on purchasing, to ask (or Rowland's Macassar Oil, and strictly to observe, that pope ire genuine without the' little book ir.sitle the wrapper ; and the label is signed ohohe outside in red, " A: Rowland and Son." ROWLAND'S M ACASSAR- OIL, • ; (The original and genuine) which for many years has been universally admired, and is the best and cheapest article for nourishing the Hair, preventing Its 'falling off or turning grey, preserves it to the latest period UT life :• promotes a luxuriant growth on the baldest places. • . ;• Curly liair.-=lt produces and make., the Curl firm during exercise, ur in damp weather.—renders !lair that is harsh and dry as soft as silk, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. Indisposition, Accouchement; &c. during whiclAhis Oil should be regularly applied, as it prevents the Hair being injured, sushi , as falling off or charging colour, WI retains its tpe.luss•--pro , duces Whiskers, Bye-brows, Arc. Children's Hair.-1 due attend - On to thiTelrela's !lair is of the greatest importance. 'I'M. Oil Is invaliialite: it riadicates i I the scurf easy and pleasant, and is superior to combat Maps, &c. ! makes the Hair firm in its roots, and lam a stamina fur a beau tiful Head of Hair.—Price 33.6 d. 7s. 19s. 6d..and itl , is. pee brittle. , . "• lied Whiskers, Grey Whiskers, itle4woirs Aafe l An` Head, elleanally changed to /hewn dr Bleck ; by the INN • ItOWLAND's ESFeENCE of TYRE. • ' , By merely wetting the hair, it immediately produces a peifeet ,change.-- 1 -Yrice 4s. 7s. 6d. and 10s. Od. per bottle. Sol by the sole Proprietors, A..itowtaxis and Ma, No . 20, Hatton-Carden, Holborn, London; and, by . appaintnierftilir, r Near& Hendt,ws, Tichborno-strett t Smyth, lit, Gatti* and Itierce,-57 ; 1). Bine, New 1300d-itroet ; Bajleyousal i picaati ' Cockspor-street; Sang er, Oxford-street; Perry, And Co. & No. 17, creek.strcei ; Butlers, o. 4, Clielpside, and 240; tre-: No. Rowney, 1011, tlatton-Garden; J; sistroas, Cheapsidc; Tait, 41, Johostone, 68, Cornbtil; Newbeity,. 43;' Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton, Bear !( i tch. pad; Burgess, 63, I lolhorn-hill ; L0w,330, War:d Barclay and Sons, 9.)', Fleet-market ; Stradling and .N(;; lino! Exchange; and L y moat Perhanatra and bledizine Vender.. Ask for" Rowland's Oil:: or" Rowiand's sad 06• 4 0:r• ' the signature, " A. .110 W p aril $0:%.; AU-others ate CA' isounleite. . I