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___-- ‘ *.`zlrt ln't A : dilik); / , -- 4 4 ii-it . -.4 • 4 4; \ ••• -w 7 %w Alit, iV z; --. \ ~ • _ 'l';‘ - •1 4. ..‘ .. -161.611/14 . 11 z 4 !PRICE SIXPENCE-HA i FIT 4 4 ----...... . '4T or within fir', Miks of Lnatkri 'Aced Clerwym In.—Address Roc A. 4. No. 19, Strand, Lonifrio. -..,.......,...0i. BLEWIDbW, of ari active Jill. rots of hemg In a SNlatinn irt.ere her see. 3 conducting the allurs of a l'amilf, wh having ion kept sorit as roabilidunAtt at cumbrance. Either dish a widowed lAdr, without Children, it not vay pont& 1:4 uniry.—Address C. D. at Mr. Volume% creel. Finsbory.oq nate. N, GOODLUCK, mid C... Coe.; ivezmnent for the freorit State Lotter/. e Public that Tickets and Si:ares are now it, Bank-buildings, Corning, a 43 mamba Lrioc-C,•osa....SCIiEME. .C.:0,ia30 . 1,000 ......... 5,000 .. 23 ........... 2,100 -----••• • 8100,000 1 Tickets of eack Number. Yawn Out ifth of Octob •r, Ist°. r — r•Lerhorly 1a....ja f if 'I4IIT T I' 13 1 .- • M - -.- li [...:- j . ;.•..y 1 \ ..(f ....: ('..)-.. ~... a ‘o, L.-___-•-a„..,._ ) . • ,4 4 ., ' `,. -.' .. I. rl, r (** ( r ) . • • • , THURSoAY. JULY 5, U3lO. N 712801 ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad-street, Golden-swain. A QUA RTERLY GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION, will be held on Tuesday, the 10th inbtaat, at Two o'Clock precisely. By order of the Board, R DURHAM, Secretary. N.B. Vaccination continues to he performed gratuitously every T ues day and Frid.ey at One o'Clock, under the dir-ction of Dr. ,cn Domeier, and Laffan, T. )(tate, T. Payne, T. Forster, J. Heaviside. I. Doratt, W. Wadd, deorge Ewbauk, F. Rivers, E. Braude, and R. Ogle; &qrs. DIC SENATE'S NOVEL. CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, Igoe SO, 1810. • FOR SALF, By Order .f the Hon. the ennedti ~ i , e . ..z ?/' hii /11. ;city% Citztonot, la the Long Room, Custom-1 louse, Lorin), on Thursday the sth, and Friday the tit,lt of Jul., 1610, at Four u'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, AVESSEL, called the COMMERCIO DE RIO, with her Cargo, consisting of East India Prohilii:ed i Goods, &c. for Exportation. Arid the following Goods for Hanle Consumption, vi 7. 1 1 Woollen Cloth, Baize, Blankets, Cottons, I-late, Looking s Glasses, Padlocks, Cutlasses, Knives, Sugar, Coffee, Gone and Carriages, Shot Musquets, Bar Iron, Shackles , , Handcuffs, I Chains, a Caboose and Furniture, Copper Sheetings, Blocks, ; Sheaves, Grapnels, Crows, Cables, Rope, Rice, tread, Cheese, / Fish, Bottled Porter, Beef, Pork, Tongues, Stone Bottles, Wooden Kegs, Earthenware, Compasses, Medicines, Runt, Vats, Gunpowder, &c. Also 50 Casks of Zaffre, and likewise GS Thigsheads and 51 Bales of Tobacco, which have remained in the Ning's Tobacco Warehouses, London Docks, beyond the time limited by law. ACURACY, 11.4. Wanted by a beneficed Nlr. Il4rzlay's, !latter, A - RF.SPECTAB F wont'. Is &limn vice% wnuld be useful itt-c . • .11de day was published, in S vols. price 1,4. hnnrds, FAMILY PRIDE and HUMBLE MERIT; an Historical Novel, founded no facts, and partly taken from the French.—By E. SENATE, M.D. This interesting story elucidates a porion of modern history in a wanner calculated to. improve the morals, and enlighten the minds of the rising generation. The principal characters are now performing important parts in the political drama of Europe. Published by Sherwood, Neel y , and Janes, Paternoster-row. !?vein a genteel Way; hA her own, and has no ma or Gentleman, wish or either in l'oven fir Calms Jeweller, No 2.4 Sen-streti This day was published, embellished with a correct Likeness oii A. R. Bowes, price 61. 6d boards, THE LIVES of ANDAEW RoßtxsoN Bowes, and of the Countess of SIR A TIIMONE, his Wife. Of him, from personal knowledge thratigh profess:onal attendance front the year 1777 to the day of his death; of the C mines*, not only from the same knowledge whilst she was with him, hat also from her con fessions made by her own hand, and.oever yet impeached. By JESsE FOO r, Esq. Surgeon. Published by Becket and Porter, 81, Pall Mall; anti Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. I , g . BRrnsii HERRING FISHING COM PANY, intended to be Incorporated by Act of Parlliment. Capita! .E.;o0,ono, in Five Thousand Shares of $lOO each; and to Individual to hold more than Twenty Shares. P A TROM3•••••iii• Grace the DUKE of ATHOL. The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right lion. Lord Glen- Chichester -I • bervie The Rtht Hon. Lord Vlicoapt The Most Noble the Marquis liclville of Huntly The Right Hon. Lori De Dm. The Right Hon. Lord Jocelyne stanville PactitorteT.—The Right Honourable the Lord Sheffield. Vict.Pit &SIDE nv.—Joehua Jepson Oddy, Esq. ' • DIRLCTORS. Smiih, Esq. M. P. Timothy Stansfeld, Esq. W. A. Matlock!, Esq. M. P Williain Heygate, Esq. M. Wood, Esq. Sheriff and Ald. Jahn Capel, Esq, George Scholey, Esq. Alderman Isaac Robinson, Esq. Nathaniel Brickwood, R R . Thomas Cresiwell, Esq. Kennard Smith, Esq. James Ebenezer Saunders, Esq. TORS. The Right Hon. Lord George ' p ICHARDSON, ."`• tractors with Gov respect' . Ullr iortsrnt the on sale st their dfliess, the King's Mews, Purim S - of cLEAt ur ALL DUTIES. _•• The Vessel may be viewed in the Basonof tb,!Grand Surrey Caimil; the Fast-India Prohibited Goods, Woollen Cloth, Cot tons,c.pats, Rum, &c. at the King's Wurehouses, Custom-hour-, London. .1 he Gimpowdar at Mangle's Magazine, Barking Creek, (Samples of which may be seen in the King's Warehouse, Custuto-House) and all the other Goods at the Tobacco-Graund, near the Commercial Dock, Rotherhithe, on Tuesday tha and Wednesday the 4th of July, 1810, from nine in the !darning ; till one in the Afternoon, and on the Morning of the Saki— `Where Catahrues will he delivered. . 10 ...... :t,~ .............» rm ... ... .:. This day was published, price ss. the 7th Edition, enlarg!il, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Di rases of the UILETURA, particularly describing the ' , YroPtoms attending Strictures. Obstructions, tissiihts, incontinency of Urine, Glcets, &c. 'l'o which ailtied, a variety of Caws, shelving the efficacy of Daratt's Medicated Bougies, and a new and safe method of treating a Gonnorrlicaa ; also, Remarks on Caustic &inks ; with Extracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the dan ger and inefficacy of the ClttAtiC. By WILLIAM fUFOiIR, Surgeon, Sole Proprietlr and Vender of Daran's Medicated Witigies. Published by J. Callow, No. 11 , Crown-court, soh() ; the Author, No. S 4, Frit it-st ri . et, Soho ; Gale and Cur:is, Paternos:er row ; Motley and Co. Purtsntouth ; and Haydon, Plymouth. IC4 ••• ••• ••• ..• •• AIMS •••••• :.• ••• ex 40;00 Nusibers Fere ro be dr, AUDI' Charles Welstcad, Esq. James Bowen, Esq. Geod. bought at this Sale mutt be pail far on or L.fort Mon day, the 2(,th of July, 1810, to tzreen I..nr, of nine o'elmi in the morning and three is the afternoon, or eit iejmeite tb:reox nudi sl edntelu become forfeiteJ, and the Giar retold of a f Jure Salr. 1 he L h to commence on Tueo-tay the 10th of July, 1210. Seymour Francis Freeling,F.sq. The Directors of the above Company arc now ready to receive 'fenders for Contracts to build the Hulls of Vessels, including Iron and Joiners' Work, for the Deep Sea Fishery, of 70 'funs adines4ureinent ; to be schooner rigged, 50 feet on the keel, 17 feet 6 inches on the beam, 9 feet 6 inthes in the hold, with 8 inch i!,,oring, 7 inch timberg, 4} inch wale, 21 inch plank h.,10w the wale, 2 inch plank above the wale, and 2 inch skin. The Ten dtrs to be sent sealed, ami free of lbostage ' to the _Company's nafice as under, and stating the shortest period required to com yl.,te the Contracts. THOMAS SAUNDEI.S, Secretary. fi.limonger's Hall, July 3, 1810. COOK'S VOYAGES, wirtiour ABRIII.GMEN r. T is dai was published, in seven volumes, royal 18mo embel.• fished with etchings of all the principal Plates in the.original Work:, price Two Guineas in boards, rOOK'S THREE VOYAGE'S ROUND 'rHE k•A WORLD, accurately printed from their Original Texts, without allridgrnent. Printed for RICUAID PIIILLIri, London ; and to be had of all Bookselkri. N. B. In the a'adVe the Public are presented Wilt a neat Fdi ti , n of a Work, at two guineas, which, in the original scarce cannot be purchased for thirty PWILIC Cli AP TI 16 day were publi.lie4, i't one Volume, price 20s. in boards, (Ordizated, per:nisi:ion, to the King ) THE PUBLIC cuAlturig.s OF LONDON, h:ing an Account of their OltHI, DEiln N, n'l PRE SENT' S VA' IT:, clas3cd alphalwtically under the Deo. urination of HOSPITAL'', 1.M.;-HOUSES, DISPhNSACIES, 6 lIOOI.S, anti CO i I\II';CET. I, A N TTS CHARITItS By ANT Ilit3l - IM3RE, Est bur cf the Lay ~ 1 Al.suanin and Charitable IT :,•, tee, t' the top hayr always br n...ak, n . s, nighly honourable t 1 . ..! . ..v.tcrbr of !lib ; yet :It the prLtsent wo:k Unite col iio; • x.:st at.y th :lied view ui their Its orr and Eit . aWis' IT.C.i: 11;shiec grct . fying curiosity, t . I4C work will alio, it is oo be liolwa, bt• dir iiteau• of resew , g ioine Godlike Dei.,gn. front the ne i zlect and d •cty consequent wt., oSicur.ty. of exHting to. war& others the mtiniticenc , t of herh-vtd.in Periont, awl of hold iv,4 tip the whole as oljects of example aid imitation to the nation at 'large. Printed for Ric HARD PDILLIrs, Bridge-street; and to be had llooksellers • ODDY's HIS TORICAL CI. AS::ICS, s forming an elegant octavo uniform and cheap Library 'Edition of the most esteem -d and valuable Hist irk, at the English Lan gua c. Now publishing in weekly Numbers, price Is. each. 1: BEEISTORY of the DEC lAN E and FA LI, t of the ROMAN EMPIRE. By Ja)WARD (;113110N5 4 Esq. To which is prefixed, a Sketch of the I.ife and Writing : or the Author. No. I. completed in 72 Numbers, brining 9 vob .2. The Hbtcry of Amerca. 13y V. iriam•Robertson, 1).1).: Number 1. completed in 1 9 Numbers. forming two volumes. - a. 'I'LL History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles the Fifth ol Sp.iii. By William Robertson, 1).1)., No. I. completed in 23 Numbers, forming two volumes. . . As fur the execution of the present Editions . the Proprietors announce them to the Public, in full confil-nnee that these. cele-T brated productions of English genius will ap,nrar, for the first., time, in a digailici style, equally worthy of their authors and tlic subjects. 'I he grounds upon which they rest their preten sions t o the public patronage of thesis! EtEtions, In preference to farmer ones, are, that they not only stand unrivalled in point of elegance and correctness, lint are even cheaper than the must com mon additions which have hitherto appeared ; whilst, at the same time, they are brought out In such a convenient mode of publica t on. as will place them within the reach of every class of readers, and ensure them that extensive circulation which is due to their Intrinsic merit. Lo..don : Printed for S..\. and H. Addy ; sold by M. Jones, Newve-street, and all Ea .alellers and Ne Winn' n. Cr '1 he first Number of either of these Worhs the Publishers aubmit as a fair :penile% of the tlecx.i.m of the s*stalle; and, if Not ri ; psovel or, may be returned. Y.7.:O?.M.—COLON EL WARDLE, and his FRIEND SIR r RANCIS BURDEFT ; With a Lnyal Dedication to Sir Claimer VICKS, Kra. T this mnrnent of' great political interest, 4 - 3 - DRAKARD's EDMON of the LIFE of COLOINIEL tecammended as containing more - matter in a !Tali a mpass ...;aa any wade of the kind has yet pretended to. The personal i iegraphy of Colonel Wardle has been carefully colleted tram uthentic sources, and a detailed account is given of all the ;sea: ev:nts ha his public career.—Sir. Francis Burdett's auirahle Plat: of Reform, -and the able speech with which it wps ii.:roduced, are given at length; also, the whole of the char.,::es into the conduct or the Duke of York, a carefully ar ranged narrative of the. Inquiry into these Charges; the Debates the , - louse of Commons on the termination of the Inquiry ; the Letter addressed by WA Royal Highness to the Speaker; correct Reperts of the Trials Wright versus Wardle, and the King versus Clarke and the Wrights, for a conspiracy; Colonel Wardle's Letters to Lord Ellenborough and the People of the Uuited Kingdom. This interesting work, which contains much more than an out line of a series of events, which is likely to affect ages yet unborn, is introduced by an ORIGINAL ESSAY ON REYORM—contriting the characters of the Reformers with their opponents ; and is de dicated, in a most respectful address, to Sir Gibbery Vicks, Ku:. price two shitlings. Starafutd: Printed and sold by J. Drak.trd, at the News Office ; ' sold also wholesale by Crosby and Co. Stationer's-Court ; Rick ardson, Royal Exchange; Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and C ha mpant e and Co. Aldgare, London; istozley, Gainsborough ; Wilson and Son, York; and Craggs, Hull ; and retail by every Bookseller in the N.;ngdorn. The above work is embellished with a highly-fieished Portrait, by Heywood, proof iinpressions of -which may be had of ivy of the London Booksellers, price Is. A Journeyman Compwitor is immediately wanted at the Nan Dice, St nava VC Lan• arc). BARRINGTON'S BOTANY BAY. ....... _ _ _ This day was published, newly printed on fine wove paper, and enriched with two fine coloured l'rints, No. 1. (price one ilia- l i ling), to be regularly continued every Saturday, of A. NEW, COMPLETE, and AUTHENTIC HI:STORY of N EW FOUTH WALES, Irons its first Vi sitation by Captain Cook, down to the present State of that pro mising Country ; its Natural History, Soil, Nature, and Produce; the Costume, Manners, and Custoxis of the Natives; and a pars • Ocular Detail of the Proceedings in founding and establ.shing the English Colony: with an Accoont of its Progress to the present 'rime, the Conduct of the COIIVIC:A, aid every other interesting Particular. By GEORGE BARRINGTON, We Officer of the Peace at Paramat , a. To wliklt %hied, BARRINOCON's VOYAGE to NEW sou - rti WALES, with the Life, Trials, fee. of the Author. Accompanied with a finely engraved Porrait. Second Edition, improved and continued to the preserit Time. This work forms two handsome volumes in octavo, and may be hail complete, price Cl. 7s. board.; or in ..16 Numhers, each Number embellished' with one or more vritits, finely coloured, illiwrztive of Views, Matiners and Cusionts of the Native., and Subj.:its of Natural History, coloured front Nature, %Midi Z Map of the Country. I.otirloo : Printed for .T. Jones, 5. Nesvgat..-street ; and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. " We have here a well written account of this very'oingular co lony ; an amusing sketer of the country, its soil, produce, native • ilhabitaiit s, natural history, &c. This production certainly carries with it a sufflcioucy of internal evidence that it it really the perform ance of that ingenious advotturer."—Vide Monthly Review. PALL-MALL. Commorlinhs Residence, genuine Household Furniture, large Pier and Chimney Glasses, about 1.100 Ounces Silver Plate, Linen, Servi:7:3 of China, Glass, fine flavoured Wines, Books, ?slaps, a % ail valuable and complete Set of Hogarth's Works, being one of the very few in this country, with ether Effects, TO ISE SOLD BY AUC I'ION—By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 107, Pall-Mall, on Wednesday. July 11th, and following Day, at Eleven, by order of the Executors et the Right I Jou. WM. WIN DII A 34, deceased. I `FIE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , r.R commei AI. EDUCATION. • • -- large Pier and Chimney Glasses, about 1500 Ounces of 'This by %Vat published, pric.f .Is. 6,1. bound, 'with a itlil Allow.- : twas , y t'ilver Plate, Linen, and elegant Dianer and Dessert Set of aoce to Schools. embOlished with an Engraving u 1 the Royal 1 line Derbyshire Chia, Class, Emu flavoured East India Madeira, Exchange, London, • i Maim-ey Madeira, Sherry, Bronte, Old Hock, Champaign, • r liE GRAMMAR of TRADE, Is4ANUFAC. INo :au, Val tie Grave, and other Wities, a part of the valuable .. - I- 'I URNS, and CO MNI ERCE, entraining popular Accounts Li brar y , co Isistlng of Classical, Histot ical, Political, and other of all Cu- dills:n:la branches of trade and Nlanufactures—Delioi • Works, a very complete Set of Hogarth's Works, being one of the tams of the various P ‘ raon , e mplityv.l jut th e m—llt.scririons of very few in this county, Maps, Prints, iScc. The Furniture the OrigM and Uses of -Commodi:ies—a Vocabulary ot"ferms 7 coosists of elegant rod Window Curtains, with continued used ill the different branches of Commerce—Tables Of For.ign Draperies., in Chintz and Morino, Sofas, Settee, and Chairs en Ninnies, Weigh: s, and Mesinr.:s, and Maxims of experience for ! suite, our s e t t and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton and youtig Tradesmen. other Furnitures, prime. seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding of By 11-10 MAS MORTIMER. F. (various descriptions, eseelles t Cabinet Articles, in Commodes, Author of Every Man his own Broker, the New Dictionary of , ardrobes, Chests of Drawi Dining, Card, Library, Pem.. Commerce, Rte. Ste. i b r oke, and other 'Tables, Sideboard, Bookcases Mahogany and 'Ellis Cranirl.Sr is Conv,silvd on the easy and practical plan of i japanned Clia'rs, numerous Kitchen Requisites, ind other effect i. the G1•3111MAI•: of Ge4grAphy, History, Chemistry, and Plidoso- —On the same day, at ore precisely, will be sold the Lease of pity, ane it is obvious that soch a work ought to be put into the the commodious Dwelling-house, which will be described in laird; of every bqy designed for Trade. It is so subdivided as printed Particulars. that it may e.tsdy be committed to memory, and there are anointed 1 The House to be viewed by Tickets only. Particu lars ma y be son . l. Inin•lreaiine,ii:uns,ca:-.31.tat1 tor.,mder theatudeut expert in I had on the l'retni.ies; of Messrs. Carke, Budd, Borroughs, and evi:ry Iff.trvit of the •1 hrory and Practise of Commerc , .. lit oyes, Solici:oes, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Robins; War- Rritited,f , r P.Actiago.Pti thht:s, London, and sold by all Book- 1 wick-treet, Goitien.squart, of whom Tickets for viewing may sAivrs in Cr vat Bri;ain and irela id. !be had. '1 he Furniture to be viewed two days previous to the 'Of whom may be lead, for a Course of Commerci :1 Failicafion, *Ale. Catalogues on the Premises, at Is. each, to bel•eturned to I'. Jos-CC* AII l't lINT:'. rte of real Life and Business price ::5.6.4 Purchasers; and of Mr. Robins. . . - '2. Moan NON'S EL 1:!.1 Liwri of Book. keeping, by single and double Entry, vi:itli coppernlate forni,yrre it.. 3. BL AIR'S IN GI. I 5 6 GIANI MAR , with Elercisci, complete in 1 one book, a new - etlit'am, yrice '2s. 6d. 4. MORT 1M ER'4 D:CT ItV.l Aa Y of 'Trade, Manufactures, and MA: A. 1 4111 '1 EILKACE. Elegant RF.sIDENCE, with convenient OFFICES, .tklaptcd for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Commerce. prey:, 'price 355. Thc I:ontc of I'R. Dr.t, o r I,,lszary of Useful Arts, with G 3 l'ian 4 , 3 vol: price 3s. cash. 6. It Ltros's %nowt . Nn,pr:ce 7s. 6'. boards. immediate Possession. TO BF. SOI D BY AUC rioN—By Ntr.ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, July 24th, at Twelve, IN. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a substantial well-built Town Residence, desk ally situated No. 4, Adelphi Terrace, replete with every conve ece for the accommodation of a Family, rendered truly d..sir able front its cheerful prawcvs and easy access to all pans of the to en. The I louse has r:cently been repaired and fitted up in au elegant manner ; contains, iu the Attics, three Sleeping-rooms, Store-room, and Laundry ; on the second Floor, two principal Be l-chamher% a Dressing-room, Stores-room, and two Water closets; tiest Floor, two elegant lofty Drawing-rooms; of hand some proportions, with Balconies in front, over-looking- the Thames, and a Passage-room; Ground-Boor, Entranci-hall and Vestibule, handsome lofty Dining-parlour, Library or Breakfast 103111 in the Basement Stories are Domestic Offices of alp de- scriptior.s. T. be viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to •three, which, with Particulars, nisy.be had of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street, Gulden-square. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 'THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cue. brit] in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, 'T HE ROYAL GEORGE Ncw PLYMOU CFi A- and FAR I'ER (Day) CO NCH. through Andover, bury, H•nd-in, Mere, Wincanton,Sherborne, Yong!. Crewkerne, Chard, Az:muster and lioniton, to the Old London Inn, Exeter, front the Bell Sav:gP Inn, Lulgate.hill, on Monday next. July 9, and will cont'nue to set out from them! every Monday, %redoes. day and Friday mornings, at 8 o'clock; perforated by EiwARB PICOCK't ER and CO. The Proprietors presume this conveyance will be found equal, if not superior, to any travelling that road, as the hour of &par. Lure Is convenient. It will refresh at the best Inns on the road, and its arrival punctual at six o'clock the following evening at Exeter, which will nut only be found convenient to travellers re sident within a few miles of Exeter, to reach their homes the same evening, hut also allow a good night's rest for passengers proceed ing on to Plymouth the nest morning, for which place the Royal George sets out at five o'clock from the Old lagidol Inn, Exeter. Passengers and Parcels book 'd at the White Bear, and Three Kings Inns, Piccadilly. N. B. Not accountable for any package containing cash, plate, notes, or writings. (however small in value), unless bo iked as such ; nor for any other parcel or I assengers' luggage of Attlee 42.3 value, unless entered as such, and paid for accordingly; or china, glass, &c. or contents, on any terms whatever. TO BE SOLD BY PRIYAM CON ram: r, ASMALL but compact FREEHOLD and Tl ME-FREE ESTATE, near COBHAM, SUltßalf, called COBHAM LODGE; consisting of 4S :Urea of czcellent Land, in a ring fence, on which stands a well-built Dwelling house, containing three Reception-rooms Mete Sed-chamber, and two Dressing-rooms, with suitable attached Wilcos of every description ; an excellent walled Gardvn, with detached Micas. The whole well watered, and el )tlte.l with handsome Timber-trees and thriving Shruliberies; eo.w.n.uuling most de. Fghtful views. Immediate possession may be had, and the grow ing crops taken at a valuation. May be viewed, by tickets Only, betsvm the hots of eleven and four, and particulars known, by applying to Messrs. Craw ter's. at Cobham; tickets may also be obtained, and plans of the premises seen, at No. 4, Thanet place. 'I .mpk-bar ; at Mr. Hatch:ma's, Bookseller, Piccaddly ; and at MeSifll. Knight and Shrubsole's, Kirgston. SCIIOOI, BOOKS. Publiibcl by M. J. q.dwin, at die inveigle Library, No. 41, kinder-street.—lle whole of the First Edition of the follow ing Work llav;ng been sotil in two months, is the strongest proof of its utility, and of the public approbation. 7 . 1. MI'LIUS's School Dictioittry of the English Language. To which is pi efixed, a New Guide to the English Tongue, by Edward Baldwin, Esq. Price is. 6d. on line, and on common parr. • • N. U. The .iliject of this book is to shmten the time neerstary for obtaiting a competent knowledge of the Er.glish Ttli , gtoe, an that the Learnt r may acr i n:re all the genuine Elements of our Speech with less than one half the laboor contOionlY r 1,1 1 4 "Yell for that purpose.—Lie careful to ask for Mylius:s &he Dictio nary another book with the same title having appeared since. V. The Junior Cia.e Book or, Reading Lessons for every day in the Tear. F.Mylius. The 2d edition, price 4s bound. s. A New and Improved Grammar of the English 'Fatigue. - I ~.ity in - . . Apothecary, and front their great success in many obstinate 111- By William Hazlett. Price us. 6d. ". Outlines of English Grammar: partly abridged from Has- boos Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, fitt's New and Improved . Gramme of sh e E ng li s h T ong ue, By particularly the Dnke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gre- Edwud Baldwin, Esq. • Wee I s.hound. gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscoun Written by Edward Baldwin, Esq. . 5, Adopted in the Charter House and other principal Schools. sews Bulkeley, & c. ?cc. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and unction of their name. " Deal Castle, Haverfordwet, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1803 . . . price Ss. The Pantheon, or Ancient History of the Gods of Greece and " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr Dixon: al- Rome, with lit Engravings. A new Edition though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a t 8. History of England, With heads of the Kings, 3t. Gil. bound. Ifavour, if he would send him four or live boxes of hii Pills as wen 7. History of ROM,' from the Building t o t h e Ci t y to the ruin as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi of the Republic ;with Maps and other Plates, price 4s. I cine, is now pregnanr,and very unwell ; for the great Service they 8. Histcni of Grow, front the earliest records of that Cowl- . have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his try to the tineela Whirl it was reduced into a Rowan Province ; family, Captain I.loyd fads it his duty to recommend the Pills with Maps and other Plates, price i 4. I wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint N. 8. . The above alitaries are cen , tructed on a particular plan. some persons as venders in this pinny, it would be a bene fi t to They are intruded to be used Sit the niaarivr of a Class-hook; the : tke community?' pupils placing themselves in a circle, and each repeating his para. t 'the Pills are found t o be an incomparable remedy for restoring graph in turn. The object of the writer has b een to con d e nse the - the tone of the stomach, for curing indigastion, for pr e v en ting information conveyed, awl the facts ate related with a liveliness crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and liatu of manner, peculiarly adalited to interest the at t ent i o n o f yOuth, : encies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveisess,. s i c k and to seize with a strong and lasting hold on the memory. . head-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by .privfnancy, 9. Fables Ancient and Modern, in 2 vols. 13mo. w ith 73 En- and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony o f gravings, rice Ss. or in one volume, neatly bound, 3s. Gd. ' the redundant bile, intiipiperate diet, or drinking to excess. N.B. A cheap edition of this weftk ts just published , puke 2s. t Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaptiee, for 'universal a ccommodation. corner of Paternoster-row ; Bauer and Co. dinburgh and Glas Also, the same work in French, price 34 6d. ; w hi c h from its D ublin ; Holland and Hayden, Plymouth ; Newberry a n d Sew es.sy and natural style, is peculiarly eli g ibl e as a f ag. b oo k its the Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; and most country undleim• study Of that. Looguage. itender4, in bottles at 2s. 94. and tis.eaals. FOR SALE BY THE CANDI:F., At Lloyd's Cofr...el-1;;;;;,on Thursday, the ltith instant, at half- 1 past Two precisely, 'T`HE beautiful and remarkable fa.st-sailing Letter 'j `HE Marque Schooner ZEPHYR, No. 1, now lying on the South side of the Wesc-India Export Dock.—Dim an SIGNS : Length on Peck - - 87 Ft. 4-k In. I Breadth Minh of Hold Asinarasures - - - 21 . 9 - 10 3 - - - 172 42-94 Tons. Mounts six 12-pound carronades, and an 18-pound auxonade on a swivel, a mid4hips. This is one of the handsomest vessels and the best adapted for dispatch, that has been seen for some time in the Port of London,' nearly new, and coppered to light water mark ; had a thorough outfit and entire itzw rigginz, about four months ago, hs Ply -1 mouth, and may be sent to sea immediately. For particulars apply to Simon Cock, Esq. 36, Old Broad street; or to Messrs. Smith, St. Barbe, and Martin, No. 9, i.lnterica.square. ES.;ENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Staines, out of Linen, Muslin, Lae Bte. and for many other Use., as a Sabstitute for Lemons Price Is. the box. HAVING received numerous complaints tint Compositions sold under the title of Salt of Lemons, are not only incffectual, but that they burn arsd destroy tha.Linen,, I ' think it necessary to inform the Public, that nese fs to be de pended upon as mine but what has my signature on the bottom of each boa, and on the outside of the wrapper. W. BAYLIIY. N. B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful tp Ladies is washing their bands, as it Instantly tate, out the stZins of fruit, coloured gloves, tic. and is much more agreeable to use than Lemon itself. —Sold wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London. Alm, Bayley 's Scouring Drops, for taking Grease on: of Silk, Stuff, Woolleil Cloth, Ste- Dit. SOLOMON'S ANTI-IMPETIOINES proves of the highest utility in all cases of" depraved habit with affections of the skin," hence its eflicasy is cases of scurvy, scrofula or leprosy, as web as in the confirmed lues ; and twitter •by its sanative power it 'spelt the virus out of the s)stetn, sail restores it to coovalemence. In scorbutic cothplahrs,Lies venerea, dot. Mercury, Antimony, and Aqua-form have been recommended and tried, but they hale reduced the patients who have toady am of them to the most deplorable state, and have left etonplaires which the skill and abilities o' the first physicians have been nos. ble to cope with. These disorders fly before the effect* of the Anti.inipetightew Price halt-a-guinea a bottle, and the family bottles with the quantity of four, 335. only, by which there is a saving of Is. with copious folio bills of directions, and with the security of having the Proprictor's name in the camp," Sciomon, LiverpteaL," which secures to the purchaser the genuine medians. I Sold by Matitews and Leigh, t it, Strand. IMPORTANT Di:;CtsV ERN. TIM Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species id tualady, was never more dearly demonstrated titan by the unexampled success which has attended the administration of their new t:medy, and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it 1. sufficient to observe, that the effects of th i s remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it doss not in the beast injure the constitution ; on the contrary. it renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion; thus instead of educing a steong - and vigorous constitu thin to the frightistk condition that mercury due, it not only pre serves that constitution in hi primitive state, but restores aweak and debilitated one to ire natural stret.gtit and vigout, Number less instauce.s are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this I medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual I corrective to Vodily debility, whether proctedirg from an ease's of conjogal or illicit pleasure, or front the more int idious, though I not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of idi4orders which are the consequence of Oil- solitary - vice, there are none more affl sting than that di-tressing state of debility and de i ficiency which prevents or.gmbitters. the matrimonial state; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortum, ashamed to seek re -1 lief, until he is reduced to such a stare of weakness as to render life oppressive. 'l'o such persons it nitt.t be a consol.ng rOve * time to know, that they may no w, hy . a new infalliblt mode of I treatment, be restored to that grea te s t of all hurnaLblessiogs, a - strong, manly and vigorou s constiteniett • . I In all cases of debility, deficiencyappm whatever . canse arising. \as well as in every specks of veneetlit Infection, Mesirs. envie and Co. may be consulted by patients ~1 tithes' se* with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at. their house, N0.,147, Hatton. '. Garden. Patients in the country, &set thing the *tinder e s ' their , complaints, by letter post piud w eincloslng a Bank ume is ill, have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of use kingdom. . 44 • •107 liaitw .Garden. t