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Annetons To Pouctes.—Persons assured for the whole term al Life wall have an addition made to their Policietevery seventh r, on the principle so beneficially practised till lately at the table Assurance Office; or tho arobunt theteof :nay be apL pled israfwnrf thrfrrtureptymentsof Pr.:vtium. T a c k s may also be . effeettd for the ti: hole Term of Life, by a limbed number of yearly payments. Tables applicable tt. this anode ef assurance may t.e uLtalt,ed at dm Office. SIU RM.—This Company allow 3 cert.tia a:zea !ty d ec ked vessels without ;Yr-a Prvnitir., as set for th an tic Condi !ices of the Office Proposals. proposals fully explat:af.oty of the pa it,eiples and rates of the Compsny, nr,y be had et ti's print ipal in Cheapsitlt, L o ndon, and of the sterral Arenas in the Country. 11 F.N Y RSI3OR 01:G Jun. Secretary. atesplide, Lontlnn, May 30, 1823. G OVERNMENT LOTT E Y FO It E‘200,000 MONEY. Tickets have risen. A further rise expected soon. • PRICE. Whole Ticket - - - £l4 16 0 8 0 0 'Quarter • - - - 4 0 6 }i;btb - - - - - 2 0 6 Seteenth - • - • - 1 0 6 Oasts and Shares are selling by the' Public's devoted Servant, T. HIS H r Stock-Broker. 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-Cross. Sky 91,1923. DIONNIOUTHSHIRE CANAL SHARES. ON SALE, BY pm - I/ATE CONTRACT, lly Mr. 'LAME, (Sacces.or to the late Mr. Szosr), MONI6I.ITHSHIRE CANAL,•. from. Newport to the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal. A few Shares Is this established' very. flourishing' 'Navigation, for the expOrt asd conveyance of Coal, Iron, its. with the. Half Year's Divi dend of £4. los. per Share, due on the 30th-June next. Apply to Mr. M. Raise, 28, Wesilkidge-strect, Blackfriars, louden. A WHOLISAin MOO .111.111NESS.. TO BE DISPOSED' OF, N Old-established and Extensive 13n>iness in the 11 above Line, situated in one of the fargest l'owns in the Engdcm, having valuable and numerous Connections in many af tbe Counties - of England and Wales; also having a good*Re tail Trade on -the saute Premises, which are commodious-and rainy, aid stuated in the heart of the _Town. The Capital requ;re,l to conduct it, at its present extent, veuld be at least 86,000, but it would be highly advantageous to employ a much larger Sum. Apply by' letter, wits real Name and Address, postage free. lo J. blotham, GuildhaH.Coffre.house, King-street, Cheapside. The most candid information, and most respectable reference nil be given. 'SPRING - VAStilbls.l3.--11.0BARTS, ►' PITHS, and CRICK, (hat' Robarts and Plowman), Bilk *wars and Trish Poplin Manufteturers ro tkeTfOtal'Fainily, I,obandos-street, Cover.:-garden, respectfully solid, the hondur tithe Nobility and Gentry's attention to their present Stock of NEW and FASHIONABLE SILKS, fee: for the Season, comprising every description, both in pattern and colour, of the nest elegant and extensive Assortment of Mercery in London. Abe a beautiful Collection of AN G LO-C ACHF.ki ER E, China Crape, Embroidered Silk, and every other kind of SHAWLS and SCA RFS, in thr selection of which the utmost exertion has ken used to present to the Fashionable World a tasteful variety of such artiel:s as they flatter themselves will, on inspection, wit general approbation. VIRANDA,. aUIIMEII,..GREEN, AND HOT-HOI,ISES. ,Tp Xn.gfl7, Strand, and Hammersmith, it • alittlebeyohd 'the three mile stone, Lawn Deeorator and Venetian Blind.rnaker,dke. to his Royal Ilighnesa the Duke sf Sessex, manufactures every description of Window Mids t Ilbster Stands, Garden Seats Rustic Appendages to Country Nooses, Covered Wayi, Window Hoods, made and J.unted to taste, and covered with a new durable. Roofing, wady as cheap as Oilcloth. The Selection may he made from Drawings, and no difre t . ace in the Prices, if within ten miles of London. Orders executed in any part of the Kingdom, will dispatch. Eighteen years experience will, he trusts, enable him to con trite teat line of conduct which has heretofore given so much ensfaction.—Ncarly opposite Norfolk -street. CiLiMPAGNE WINES, IN . PINT BOTTLES, LIQUEURS, &c. A N Importation of Sparkling and Creaming Ix Champagne, of the finest Growths, at £G per dozen, or lus. the sample B ottle ;in Pints, 665. per dozen, or ss. 6d. per Piet Bottle: also of Ratifia, Gold Water, Persico, and other llaotzie Liqueurs, at 16s. per Bottle ' • Double GranEe Curacoa Liqueurs, 10 5 . and lac. per Bottle ; Maraschino di Lara, 166. Per Bottle; Rau de Vie d'Andaye, per Bottle ; Veritable Rartidque Noyeau, in quart Bottles, 5.05. in pint Boitles, 10s. 'ith; Kerschenwassen Liqueur; 13s. Creme de Roses, 13s. Boyean de Montpellier, 13s. each Bottle, &e. &c. has been re ceived at C. BARRON's Foreign Warehouse, 19; Pall-Mall. lloSuperior Milk Puuch, 423. per do:An, ur ss. 6.1. per quart WORKS OF CANOVA. On the lit of June.will be published, 'DART VII. of a Series of ENGRAVINGS, in a Outline, by HENRY MOSES, of :the • WORKS . of ANTONIO CANOVA, •in Sculpture and, 'Modelling,- with Deserizltions from the Italian of the Countess 41.aistait. Ftor some time previous to the ;kith of this giait Sculptor, Peroration; had been making fur presenting to thg . Pbbliii a' 'Series of Online Engravings of his unrivalled. Compdsitions.— nis Pan will contain—l. Socrates clefeinling hinnSlE'beffiretis Judges -2. Socrates sending away his Family before drinking Ike Poison.-3. Creugas.-4. Damoxenus.-5. Peace. Put VI. publi s hed on the Ist of May, nay belied; contain .ing—l• Socrates saving the Life of Alcibiades.-2. Hector.- 5 Ajax. -4. This Work will be published Monthly, in Imperial Bvo. price 41. Imperial Ito. price 6s. and Fifty Copies only will. be taken ot on India Pap.-r, price Ins. 6d. Each Part will contain Five Jingravings, with Letterpress Descriptions. •• " ..• • i Specimens of the Engravings in Part VI 11. may be soon, **el •Peo‘i•ectesses of the W o rk had of the . Publisher, Plitolsrrt, 2e9, Strand, tt ;mitt Arundel street. - - • *1 ' SATURDAY, MAY 31-; 1823. T HE NEW MONTHLY - MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE 1, contains, among various other PATIRS, I. Two Songs, by Thomas Campbell, Esq.—ll. Sketches of the Irish Bar, No. 5. Mr. Joy.—lll. Remarks on the sth and 6th Parts of Las Cases' Journal.—lV. The New Cabriolets. — V. London Lyrics: St. James's Park. The Newspapers.—VL On the Repasts of the Ancients.—Vll. Greek Song: The Shade of Theseus.—Vlll. The Classics and Romantics.—lX. Out of Town and not in the Country.—X. On the Statue of a Funeral Genius.—Xl. British Galleries of Arts, No. 6. XIL The last of the O'Neils.—Xlll. The Bird's Release at the Grave.—XlV. Sympathies and Prejudices.—X.V. FAluca tiott.-XVI. The Flower that feels not Spring.—XVll. On Music, No. 3; with Reference to the *Principles of the Beau tiful in that Art.--XVIIL The Diver, a-Ballad from the Ger man.—X'lX. The Tavern.—XX. Printed by Mistake.—XXl. The Physician.—XX 11. Italy to Spain.—XXlll. Song for a Swiss Festival on the Anniversary of an Ancient • Battle.- -XXI V. To alrountain.—XXV. Sonnet from Petrarcb, &c. London : Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street; Bell and Eratifute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin. ANNALS OF PHILOSOP HY, Ennis iv al*. PNWPG. rruE ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, for JUNE, 1 contains, among other Articles, the following: Mr. James Crichton on the Maximum Density of Water— Dr. Forch!iammer on a Salt composed of Sulphuric Ac i d, Pe. roxide of Iron, and Ammonia—Sir W. Congreve on .Gas Light Estatlishments, and on the comparative explosive Force of Car buretted Hydrogen Gas and Gunpowder—Professor Cum ming on the Devvlopement of Electromagnetism by Ileat—Or. Williams on the Practicability of an Operation lot Phthisis Pul monalis—Prof,ssor Oersted on Schweigger's Electromagnetic Multiplier; Mr. Phillips' Analysis of the Native Sulphate of Iron and Alumina—Mr. Brooke on the Crystalline Form of Ar tificial Saks—Analytical Account of Professor Barlow's F.ssay on Iklnnetic Attractions—Proceedings of the Royal Linnasan and Geological Societies—Various Scientific Notices, Ste. &c. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. •„ 11 - Ik - o:withstanding the great number of Competitors which the success and high reputation of the Annals of Philosophy have induced, it continues to he pre-eminent for the value and Num bers of its original articles; while the frequency of its publica tion renders it the most desirable Work in Britain for the imme diate communication of the discoveries Made by her distin guished philosophers. -. • Jilt published, price Two-Pence, NO." Vf. of THE PULPIT; containing Rep or t s pf Sermons by the Rev: Dr. MOORE, the Rev. Mr. DILLON, the Rev. Mr. - VERNON,_ the Rev. Mr. BURROWS, and the Rev. Mr. IRVING, with Remarks; Review of Religious Litera ture; Aceouht of an Extraordinary Female Field-Preacher; the Reading-Desk, No. II ; Dying Hours of John Claude; Cu rious and exemplary Epitaphs; with a great variety of interast ing Miscellaneous Information. Published by. Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row; and may be bad of all Booksellers and Newsmen. Also, this day was published, as al , ove, PA r I. of Tut Put.rif, cantaining six closely-printed sheets of avo. and including Thirty-three Reports of S,Tmoc., by the most eminent Divines of the Day ; besides a great variety of other Religious Literature and Intelligence, Price only Is. This day' was published, The Third Edition, in Two Vulurnes, aro. 241. !/MEMOIRS OF I3ENVENUTO CELLINI. - 11 Written by himself; containing an unreserved account of his intimacy with tlichael Angelo, Titian ' and all the great Italirn Sculptors and Painters of the age ; his connexions with Francis I. of France, the Pmperor Charles V. Popes Clement VII. and Paul 111. and many of the Princes, Statesmen are Ecclesiastics of that important era. Revised, from the !Lan, with Notes.—By THOMAS ROSCOE, lisq. Printed for Henry Colburn 'and Co. Conduit-street. This d.ly swss pubiisbed, - - • A New anti Improved FAlition, 61. 6d. of THE YOUNG MOTHER'S ASSISTANT. By Sir ARTIICR CLARKE, M.D. 0 We can safely recommend this Work to those for whose use it is-intended, asa compendium of Leith, fur the Nursery."—New Monthly Magazine. -Also, by the same Author , An ESSAY on BATHING. , Fifth Edition; ss. Bd. Aff EssAv on Dtszwara of the Sant; with Observations on the Effects of Sulphureous Fumigations, and several retnarkable Cases. Printed for Uenry Colburn and Co. Conduit -street. This day was pubruthed, • In Three Volumes !Ivo. price ,E 2. 4s. boards, ITALY. By LADY MORGAN.- The Third .Bditio'h, revised, " Lady Morgan's View of Italy combines the high tone of philosophy with the most gay and familiar descriptions of the life and manners of the very mixed societies to which she had access : and her opportunities were highly favourable to the task she had in view. Her -narrative abounds with striking at,ec• dotes, traits of character,' lac. which will highly interest the publle.':—.Morning Chronicle. Printed for Henry Col/turn and Co. Conduit -street; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and John Canning, Dublin. • {-I ) *K* SAvEN -1414 SALES BY AucTioi. EUELtENT BED AND TABLTt LON— is • cossitriNG 4P • . . FINE MIST! ETS, SE R V r A WTIr DO. t pliAavr: .essgs, bpid.pme large D A ASK TABLE and AI ItAkd PE 4 FAST CLOTIIS, NAPKINS, ts.c. By Mr. ROB! S, (Of Warwick Ilouse, Regent-street), At No. 19, King-street, St. James's-scram On WEDNESDAY next, the 4th of June, at Twelve o'Clork, By Ordvr of the Executors of the late J 0111: HATSELL, E,;q• decc:: sed, A LL the Genuine ExCelient BED and TABLE Is- LINEN, removed frnm his Residences at Marden - Park, in Surrey, and Cotton Garden', Westminster; CMCSITTING or Fine Trish Sheets Servants' 1/ o , Fill owcaSet , b eaut if u l large atmask Table and Breakfast s;:vcral Dozen of hattd. some Damask Napkins, Diaper and Hod:aback I,ble Cloths ; Hand Towels, Glass, Plate, and Pantry Cloths, and numerous other Articles. May be viewed en'Nfonday and Tuesday preceding the Sale; by Catait.gttei, to bn had at One Shilling each, on the Premises, and of Mr. Robin, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington street. THE LONDON MAGAZINE, for June, Nice 11 2s. 6d. captains, 1. Spanish Romances, No. 3, by 'Mr. Bowring, with Poetical Translations. P.. Account of the Cartoons of Raphael, at Hampton Court. 3. Sonnet to Bernard Barton, by John Mitford. • 4. The Old English Jesters—Scoggins Jests. 5. On the Tragic Drama of Greece. . • 6. Angling, and Izaak Walton; with an Ode to Master Izaak Waiton.-7. Sonnet—Death. E. St. Paul's Character of the Ancient Cretans, exemplified by an interesting Story from Polybius. 9. 'On Sigh s—a Ramble. 10. Bannocks of Barley; a Song, by• Allan Cunningham. 11. Ode to the Printer's Devil. 12. Mr. Sclinackenhergen; or, Two Masters for one Dog, coo. cinded.-13. Stanzas by Hartley Coleridge. 14. To a Cold Beauty. 'l5. On English Versification, N 0.5, by the Public Orator of the 'University br (hard. 16. Review—Barry Corawairs Flood of Thessaly, &c. 17. Report of -Murk.. 18. The Daisy in . India; by Mr. Montgomery. 19. The Child Angel; a Dream; by 20. The Fairy Miller of Croce, a Talc; with Songs, by the Author of Traditional Tales. 21. Review—Hazlitt's Table Talk, Volume 2. 22. View of Public Affairs. 23. t xhibltion of the Royal Academy.-24. The Drama. 25.- Retrospective View of the Commerce, *c. of • Great Bri. twin for the last Six Months. 26." Literary Intelligence, itc. Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 13, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall ; and 93, Fleet-street. TitHE MAGAZINE 'OF *FOREIGN LITERA4 X TISRF., No'. 4, for JUNE, will be embellished With beautiful Portrait of M. ecOztitas, engraved by Cooper; from; Painting by AlarL Cheradame, with a Alamoir—Racine and Sliahspeare, by M. Stendattl--The - German'GU Blas—En fenno di Messina, by Pellico--Nigbts of Sadness, by Cadabo— The Leisure Hours of an Exile—The Struggle of the Democra tic Swiss Cantuns--Wild Love, by De La.Motte Fouque—On the Spirit of Liberalism—The Truth relative to the Burning of Moscow, by the Corint Rostopehin, &c. No. I. contained a Portrait of Cn.tvzAosutanni No. 11. Gonna; :No. 111. Wax wrs.—Price Is. 6tis • THR BRITISH M A G4ZINE, No. 4, for June, wlll be with a fine Likeness of Si•R Rosavest Bic:Bass, pajama by Czaloni and engraved by Cooper, with a - Memoir— Quentin Durwar d—Wine and Waluets—Ringan Gi!baize— Franklin's Narrative--Fables for the Holy Alliance, b,c.— Prise ls. The CABINET OF PORTRAITS, No. 2, just published, contains Addison. i)e Start, Doddridge, Sackville Earl of Dor set, and Coke; with Biographical Sketches, by R. Scorr, Fsq. Author of the History of the Reign of George the Third, &c. No. I. contains Burns, Corneille, Shaw, Sherlock, and West ; engraved by Cooper, Freeman, Hopwood, Picart, Scriven, and Thomson. from undoubted authorities. Price, in Deasy I itmo. 23. 6d. Bvo. 4s. sm. on French paper Ts. and India proofs us. THE REPOSITORY OF MODERN LITERATURE, comprising interesting Extracts front New Publications, with a variety of Original Articles. Part I. price 2s. contains portraits of Sir Wains Scott, Lord Byron, and General Bolivar; and Representations of the Road over Mount Simplon, Peveril of the P,ak's CaNtle, the Regent's Quadrant, the King's Cottage, Windsor, and the Boa-Constrictor attacking a Rorer. PLATT'S. NEW SELF-INTERPRETING TESTA- AtENT, Part 4. rivo.-is just ready. Published 1)4 RONA& and Co, Ivy-lane s Paternoster-row. T' attle-1". ett;l l-. 117i7..8EE5. • This tidy /Psi published, ts - st & ,*di a coloured * • ,Triatliideett, • • ' A PRACTICAL' TREAVISE on BREEDING, ft EA NINO, -and FAirrENING, all KINDS or DO MESTIC POULTRY, • PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, and RABUITSI 4nchallng, •elsev an 'interesting Account of the Fyptian' Method of hatching .Eggs• by • artificial Heat, with some iaodeiti,Experlinents thereon; from Memoranda, made -derifiglbity Yeti ' Practite: • ' ' •• • ,'•:' • • ISY 'BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esti. Fourth Edition, with-Addltione, on Breeding, Heeding. and Managing Swine—. Milch Cows. for the Piton, Dairy 7 -and Bees. 6 Mr,,Alnubray's little Book on the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening., all, Kinds of.Domeatic Poultry and Piss, is unques tioitabry the Most piactitalVl r drk on the subject in our lineage. The Antides'airri seeds to hive been to avoid scientific detail, arid to convey -his Information in plain and intelligible terms.— . The convenience of a small poultty-yerd—tw• ur three pigs, with a breeding sow—and a Cow for.creatn, milk, butter, and cheese--in an Euglfsh Coubtly•hoiase; appears indispensable; and to point out hovi'tbele maybe obtaibettat a reasonable expense; 'seems to have beat Mr lilesbnifs abject. By adOptlig the plan of his Work, any family miy furnish their' table wish these luxuries at one..third of thi . priee. they nredbliged to Foy u the 4,i a rkehtiatid the Farmer rinnast iefidet it the mime' 'Orchtishlefrible predr•-AFtireileh • : • LO ME: Mott 100111itiolierilitilSOr Cot Piottoosete-ivie . MM. .. . _ . - ~. SANGER, 150, Oxford-street, London, respect fullyy informs his Friends and the Public-in general, that he has just received' from Manchester, a. supply of that well known and long-established Medicine, Mr. LIONUM'S AN TISCORDUTIC DROPS. . . . EXTRAORDINARY CURE. Ratcliffe, near Bury,lstis Ottober,lB22. Sir—The remarkable cure which has been performed by your ANTISCORBUT/C DROPS, on Roger" Farnworth, son of John Parnworth, of Ratcliffe, near Bury, induces me, in justice 'to yourself and the .Public, to send you the following parti culars:—About three years ago he was attacked-with a dreadful Scrofulous Complaint,which first appeared in one,arm, and after wards affected both arms and both legs, iw so sbdcking a degree, ' that' he had at one rime. between 40 and .30 running ulcers upon him. Several eminent physicians and surgedniewere applied ro for a long period, but without any beneficial effect, as he continued valet worse. Having seen one of your advertisements. I strongly recommended his mother to give your Antiscotbutic Props a trial, and consequently they commenced their use, end, wonder relate' by the time ht bad taken three 4s. 6d. and three 2s, 9d . bottle s;s, , be-was oompletely restoreetto health, and is now better than eve: he was in his life. I may just add, that, pre. vious to taking your Drops, he was for many weeks unable to walk, and his friends were obliged to carry him up and down stairs.—With the best wishes for the success of your invaluable • Medicine, I am, Sir, your ohedieetservant.- JOSH. &RAMON, At John Farnworth's _Ratcliffe, near Bury. Attested by Thomas Hall, calico-printer;ltitcliffe. 'To Mi. John' Ligninst, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are old -in :anpulcied square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 45.641. and lls. by Mr. Lignurn,63, Br sigo.imeryNieuehester ; and by Messrs. Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, .C.heapside ; and 214, Regent-street, London g 20, Waterlodtplece,. Edinburgh ; and 34, Sackville-street, 17ublin ; J. and_ C. Evans, 42,, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Now Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 8 . 5, Fleet-market; If...Velwards; 60, St. Paul's Church , yard ; and J. Sanger t5O,- Ozford-swet, London; F. New bery and Sons, 20, liune.street, Dublin; IL Scott, and J. Bax ter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Surgeon, and J. Bax ter, Italian Warehouse, Glasgow -and the princi pal Medicine Venders in every. Marker Town. Of whom :also may be bad, Mr. Lignum's IMPROVED LOTION, for all Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2s. 9d. duty included. , L!AKE'S. GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent sue, Mill soon convince the patient of the certainty of hisspeedy recovery. Nothing can be better,contriVed, more safe, or more convenient than this Itirowdy, for such as are obliged to go jour nies or to sea, u it. need, no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it wileffect a Cure:when repeated Salivation and all other ntethbds avail hoihlng. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Discreet*, this -Medicine-has riot its parallel. Upwards of go,upopersons of both sexes have been radical!y= cured of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors; T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the ttoyat College of Surge Ons .at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in lioies of only .425. 9d. each, duty included.— .N. lk Two back doors, and Lights in• the Passages at night.— They are also sold, by their appoinuneat, with copious direc tions, at the Toy-shop, :03, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's,, •N'a. 7; Flab-street-hill, nearly. opposite the Monument ; and by I het PtirionAn every considerable Town lig firitain and . Adqrice:gratis to Persons taklng the abere, or other of 1 the Proptietor'a ?Widnes. SPLENDID MASSIVE PLATE, •AEOUT SEVEN THOUSAND OUNCES, Made in kbe most, Fashionable By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At No. 19, King .street, St. James's-square; On THURSDAY next, the sth of June, at Twelve &Clock; ASUPERB . SERVICE of MASSIVE CHASED PLATE. the Property of a G ent l eman o f R ank, a b out SEVEN THOUSAND OUNCES; Consisting of Soup Tureens and Covers, Dishes and Covers in sizes, Five Dozen T. ile Plates, Sauce Boats, Vegetable Dishes and Covers, handsome Silvers and V/Liters, rich Chased Pill r Candlesticks and Branches, Drinking Cups and Covers, hand ionic shape Tea-Kettle and Tea Pot, Bread-basket, Wine La bels, Pistol-handle Knives, Snuffer Trays, Cruet Stands, Seven Dozen of elegant new pattern Table, Tea, and Gravy Spoons; 'Seven Dozen of elegant Four-prong T..ide Forks, Soup and Sauce Ladles, Fish Slices and Asparagus Tun:Ts, Skz.v.-ers, 4 la:ea Casserole Dish Heaters, and various other Articles. May be viewed on Monday and Ttiesder preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, at One Shilling each, to be had on the Prenti- Sea ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burling ton-street. WELL-SECURED ANNUITY 'Of £6G7. Rs. Bd. per Annum, and also the Sum of ‘5,100, secured by Mortgage, and-by a Policy of Insurance for £5OOO. By Mfr. ROBINS, (Of AVarmick House, Regent-street), At Carraway's Ctiffee-heuse, in 'Change-aliey, Camila!, on THURSDAY, the 12th of June, 1E23, at Twrlve o'Clock, in One Lot, • A WELL-SECURED ANNUITY, or Year:y Rent Charge of £667. Bs. Bd. being a portion of a larger sum, for the Life of a Gentleman, age d 4 7 years , c h arge d on the Tithes of Two Valuable Livings in the County of Nor fo lk, and on Freehold and Copyhnld Estates in the Counties of Nor and Cambridge, as likewise upon Dividends on £5,87,8, Three per. Cent. ConsoLs, standing in the name of respectable Trustees. Abatis. principal Sum of FIVE THOUSAND ONE HUN DRED POUNDS, making a total Annual Sum of 1'922. Ss. ed. secured by Mortgage of the Life Interest Of the grantor in the above Estates ' Rectories, and Dividends, a nd b y a P o li c y o f Insurance for £5OOO. The Premium of the Policy is payable out of the Estates, in addition to the Rent Charge, and the In terest of theu£sloo. The prtsent Annual Rental of the Estare Tithes, and DM dends, amounts to upwards ::f ONE Tr:Oll3A ND FOUR HUNDRED and SEYPNTY-TWO. PO IINDS. after making d considerable abatement from the former Rents of the Land, Cunt/AS:dairy, and other incidol:E. Particulars may be had at C‘e 03ce of Thomas Ca'r, r<q. - No. 42, John -street, Bedfcr d-row; at Go.ritavray'at and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regam-street, osposite Eorlington-street. . _ - DItIOUS AND LIVER CODIPLAINTik - • .ALS a mild add effectual remedy for all those dis-. orders which originate in a vitiated action of the liver and biliarr organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head ache Heartburn, Flat ulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, aff.ctions of the Liver, &e: &c. DIXON'. ANTI HI MOUS PILLS - have met with more general approval than any other medieine what soever. 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