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I ", ii:-...,;, / ~...41 . 1 1. .1 0 ' • - . c • MV P *: , - . - - , , ..K li4 - 4 011 S) ~„0, t... , -.. , . , / ,- i _ OI LIIL C;o 7 .... ' ".‹...... - IA . % \ -t. 0 .., 44 p i •.% ellinkrii:ff • * 1 :1 : MbER 516. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1814. PRICP, StXFPNCr-HALFPRI4r4V.,,. •S . • . T I .41()LDAN-LANE BREWIittY. • 'I OTiCE is hereby Ai v..n,. That a H 1 Geieral Meeeng of the I+R•II.RIE. MR -) of this Cirwrra, will be holdel at tbe. Ct re' o s r I.omuaN &snot". GAtE-lITILEr, r, Of 1 ry spiv the 30th initatit, and rot ft tb• OLD LONDON brikpre. Bt ordar, • COCKi and CAMI• BILL. The Chair wilt be taken at Tyreler &Clock precisely. No person to he adn►i:tcd whose name is not entered it tisk Books of the Company as a Share•hold r. ILDT'S TRAVELS. HU LONDON AND CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and &bids ; and at Messrs Morlsr.cl, Ransom, and Co.; at Messrs. Searle and Son, Stifron Walden; at hie.srs. Eaton and Hammond, Newmarket ; and at Messrs. Gurney and Co. Wiabeach. this day was published, in 4 vols. nvo. illustrated with Plates, some of which are coloured, price XI. its SI beards, ATRANSLATION of the Two fi rst Volumes of the RELATION HISTORIQUE, under the Tide of PERSONAL NARRA FIVE of TRAVELS to the EQUINOC , TIAL REGIONS of the NEW CONTINEN I', during the Years 1791?-1804; accompanied by the whole of the Text of the ATLAS PIT rORESQUE, and a Selection of Plates by M. de HUMBOLDT: forming two Volumes, under the title of RESEARCHES on the INSITTUTIONS ani MONUMENTS of the 'ANCIENT INHABI PANTS of AMERICA, &c. /cc. By HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Under the immediate inspection of the Author. The Second Portion of the Personal Narrative is In consider able forwardness. This day was published, price 7s. plates, iihno, boards, Fourth Edirior, enlarged and improved, THE SHOOTER'S GUIDE; or complete SPOILTSMAI's COMONION; • emulating a compendious View of the Game .aws t a description of .the various kinds of Dogs, with die best mode of breeding, rearing, arid training them • an account of the Diseases to which they are liable, and the 'sett methods of cure. Directions for Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Snipe, Here, and Wild Duck Shooting, with particular Instructions for the Juvenile Sportsman, and much miscellaneous information no the choice of Guns, Gun-powder, Shot, &c &c. By B. THOMAS. Lawton: Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Friar, Paternoster-row. Prospectuses, and every further Infnrmatlon, may be had of Mr. Yuman, Chief Clerk and Sulciwr, 14, Alva lel-street., Strand. • CAN fritißUßY PAVEMI IVOTICE ler HEREBY GIVEN, That th4t .1.1 'COMMISSIONERS acrirg in execution of the ACi of Parliament for Paving; Cleansing, Lighting and Watching the City of Canterbury, w.ll meet at the Guildhall in the said City, on Wednesday, the 14th day of Septemlatv vest. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals for, & Cataract , o Ligtt alld !inure about SitO Lamps within the walls . of the Cry, and in the adjoining streets of Norhgate, St. Doortau'., West- . gate Without, and North-lane, for two years, from the skill c'iy of Septemt r nest, at per I.a up per week. '1 he whole of the Lamps to be lighted and to cont:nue bunting front one hour after suu-set to one hour before sun-ese, and the wick , tor r•-ntist.of 14 threads of Oxford Cotton, wei;hing on an avertzl t 2 yards to an ounce. The P.-oposais to be matte N writing, Sealed •tp. and atidr,ss.4 to Mr. Hodges, 'I roburer, before :be dty and • of meeting., :The Contractor will be rctiz.ired to give lurnl to the Commit sioners in an adequate penalty, with one or more storeettt suretT or sureties, to their satisfaction, for his due and fat kful palm. -matlce of hit Contract. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees; Orme, and Brown ; Pa ternoster-row ; and H. Colburn, Conduit-street. Of whom may be bad, A Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spats, translated from the French of Alexander de Humboldt, with Physical Sec tions and Maps, in 4 vols. Bvo. price £3. 94.6 d. boards. • For further Particulars and the Term' of the Con•rar, apey r the °t rice of M. cols. Hodges, Curt i,, en .1 Kieriforil, Smut` George's-iv reet, Canterbury, ',Sere a proper b.:trier, with a srio ciraen of the Cotton Wick may be Been. • r anterboryi Aterst 41,1814. • OFFICE OP AD,,b1441+14- 1 t...4 — „ —.„_ 12.1814 . . THE PRINCIPAL • OFFICERS .f MIS Mit .11.877". ORDNANCE, de h.nd give That Propel* will be secehed at their Office InPall-bffill; on or before Wednesday, the 14th day of September wit, Mist each Persons-ea may be willing to undertake the supply of IRON MANGERS foe Service of this Dipartment, at the Royal Ar tillery Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three Years, deter minable after the expiration of•one Year, upon Notice of iiiree Mouths, at the•Optien of either Party. •. A Pattern of the Mangers May be viewed Upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Terra* and Conditions of the Contract, may be known It the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aferbiaid, any day between the hours of Tim and Four O'clock, whwii the Proposals Must be deliver - A sealed up, and endoried," Proposals for Iron Mangers ;" but to Pro posal can be admittnil after the said 14th of September, a , Twelve o'cioCk at -nein Of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Etc. . : . OSTEND AND COLCHESTER PACKETS. l i t a r, THE fatt-sailing PACKETS MARIA, Captain HOWARD; and SUCCESS, Capadn HAIN, tint to the malt convenient manner, with private Cabin.; for Ladies, and every coinfort deelrable at sea, Kid alternately from Coldwater to Ostenctettery Tuesday and May, at litree o'Clock, taint, and weather permitting, and arrive at Ostend very earty the OMI Asif,444o/ 0 4. . eigksed Iragallios connected with the Arty will /Ind this I tie matt ios'Attlhert route. Parieutiws in Mr. Via's, Cirrus, Mineries; lanes Held; Ponl:ry ; Georges Crffee-house, Strand; 'White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; Bull kn, Airiest e . ; and at the White Hart, Colchester. FIRST OP SEVTEMBER. T' SH respectfully acquaints the Public. that presist LOTTERY begins Drawing onTHURbDAY, the lat of September. Firer Prica--Tieltet. £19.195. Half r £lO 7 0 1 Eighth . £2 13 • ' Quarter 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth 1 7 0 Ticketran4 Shares are selling at Bliffs Offices, 4. Cornl4ll, and 9, Chatingseross, Is here more PRIZES - 1n MOWER and VALUE have -been said tot the•last Ten Years than at anj two Ofrxr ip .I.mtdon.-.Schenses gratis, and all Business In the Pub lic guilds iratrActed'veith fidelity and dispatch, at " stAti 9, CHARING CROSS. • IIIURSDAY NEXE—LOTTERY DRAWS. NO FIXV.D•CAPITAI.3.—LOWEST PRIZE X 2.0. Ticket only .Cl 9. 19s. . . • fiiit £elo 7 0 1 Efghfis 3E9 13 6 gamer • - 5 '5 0 1 sii'eenth - • 1 7 0 ORNSBY and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares at the above low prices, in great variety. HORNSBY and S,;:e. • hail-Abe piren , inr Nub:faction in ilividong among their Friends, In the ias! Six b onths, at their uld established State Lottery Office, 26, CORNI - NLL, 818 ••a Prize of A 20,000 1,120 a Prim of x• 1,000 1954,..• • • ••• 40,000 7;191 - 1,000 2,190 . • • sopoo 4,824 1, 12 0 10,000 3,20 . 1,000 3,934 - 10,000 Besides Prizes of .C.SOO, •, Orders by Post or Colter executed with fidelity and dispatch. _ _ I , . STATE LOTTERY. CAand Co. Stock-Brers, go. 7; Corn bill,RP. 61. L olc a•id 2d, Oxfor&street, beg leave respectfully to intnrna the Public, that they are selling Tickets and Shares for the New IA.YI' . I ERY much cheaper than for many years vs:, Whole Tickets at only 19 Guineas, and Sistern&s at £l. is. each. C. and Co. particularly recommend the Scheme to the inspec. , don of the Public (which may be bad gratis) ; it corta;ns • 2 Prizes of ae.:0,4•00I 2 Prizes of ,0.,000 S Prizes of 10, 0010 4 Prizes of . I,stu Prizes of 5,000 5 Prizes of 500 Betides 45 Capitals of £2OO, £lOO, &c. &c.—the lowest Prize se2o each, and oo fixed Capitals. Begini Drawing 14 grr THUBSDAY,Serember.lst. Last Lottery CARROLL and Co. sold the following Capitals, 14*. No. 8,940, a Prize of £3,100, and NO. 3,114, a Prize of vezoo, in Twelve-Shares. N. 8., All Business in the Public Funds transacted, and Orders from the Country punctually attended to. To Mr. DIXON, Apothezary. CIR-1 take the earliest opportunity In acquaint you that I have received the most eintiderbd benefit front the us, of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILL'S, which I dr tied with me to Jamaica. and an those friends to whom I distri buted diem have exPerienced the same salutary benefit; they dr Blare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, lot Bilious and other complaints. The iollowlag are names or seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills I—Charles Taylor, Esq. Jr snalca; William Slaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodri ff , Spanish. ' town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. 'Smith, Esq. 014 Harbour, ditto; 'G. Aliston, Esq. ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port islorant, ditto ; J. Penhmoo, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. I'. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, dttto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ana's; Mts. Woodriff, Spanish Toss n ; instil , other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obelient ;servant, THOMAS HAlit KOLD, of the Ship Ganges sold wbokstde and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Chearide, Corne. of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sharp anal Belem, Portsmouth; ) ( mei, Weston, AUnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hail; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, i'lyisiout ; Knott and Lloyd ; and Su — limy and Co. Biriningrani ; Stains;, Lynch, and Atkinson, Alancliest.w: '1 rewman, Elea. r; Eimer and hi'Donald, Glasgow ; Bingen and it ir e 7 ,l3iistol; Steven-on and Co. Norwich; Swinten, Lew. stet; ardo and Per. tiy, and lb Ili age and I.athbury, Liverpool ; Neal and ledger hover ; Wh'ic, Brighton • Roberts and Ruff, Chil- tr.t.ant ; and retail by must Counery M edicine Venders, in tools. Ml.. 94:and Cis. sub. This day were published, price Ss. R EFLECTIONS of a CONSTITUTIONAL ROYALISI 4 . Translated from the French of M. Doscnins, By Baron DALDORF. The above " Pamphlet has lately been issued in Paris, which 'calls in question the right of the Senate to 4i:two's terms to the 'King; they not being the Representatives of tbc People, noel having any such powers delegated to them, difrectly or in li rectly. It alsclobserves, that when Bonaparte ceased to be Ent- . Teror, they, from that moment, ceased to be any thing but pri-. vate Citizens. 'llse Publication farther charges the Senate with all the disasters that have befallen France, and with their cow aridly acquiescence in all the mad Decrees of the Usurper" Morning Chronicle, May 16, 1814. The EXILE, a Poem; translated from the Russian. Dedi cated to the Duchess of Oldenbourg—Ss. 6d. Published by Sou r IR, No. I, Paternoster-row. - - This day was pub li shed, in Five Vol.. 12mo. price 256 . T HE HYPOCRITE ; or, The Modern Janus,— By sELINA DAVENPORT. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenlaall-street. The tollowing are just published : Bachelor's Miser eh ! by an Old Maid of Distinction, 4 vol!. price 245. Visit in London; or, Emily and her Flierill ; by Mrs. Hof- Ind, 4 volt t4s. krison House ; or, The World we live in ; by Mrs. Bridget 1,150 Bluemantle, 4 wilt. 4'..N. I he Clergyman's Widow and her Young Faintly, Second Edi tion, by Mil. Hrifiand, sii. Ethelinde; or. The Recluse of the Lake, by Charlotte Smith, new cities!, 5 vets. 255. Suspicion ; or, 'I he Benevolent Recluse, by Lady --, 2 vols. prce 13.5. IVlnntrtithe.-or the Peer of Scotland, 4 vols. , 221. Novice, .ir Tile Heir of Montgomery Castle. By Matthew . oral, Esq. 2 vols. 10s. . 1 his day was published, In One Volume, Quarto, handsomely printed by Balmer, on au . perfine Royal Paper, price, in boards, ,ES. Ss. dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, A N ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE to ABYSSI Cl NIA, and TR.AY EIS in the INTERIOR of that COUN TRY, executed under the Orders of the British Government, in the Years itsv9 and 1810; in which will be included an Account ot the Portuguese Settlements on the Eastern Coast ot Africe, vi,ittd in the Coors,: of t..e Voyage; a concise Summary of late Occurrences in Arabia Felix; a..d some Particulars re-peering the Abu' iginal African tribes, extend:ll from NiozanihNue to t' , e Borders of Egypt, tog-ther wit;. Vocabularies ot their r; - aptcdve Lar.geag , :s. By HENRY SALT, .Esq F R. S. Ste. Printed for F. C. and J. 'Writ:won, No. 6.1, St. l'aurs Church Yard. N. B. This Work will be illustrated with a large Sheet Map of Abyssinia, and severat Chart.. laid- down from original Sur vey it :nd Observations by the Author. to ether. with tbirty En gravings and F.tchangs, executed Charles Heath, Bs . Irons iirawings taken on the Spot . 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The extensive cireulattol of the Emertainit.g Magazin ie, otters the best evidence of its claims to public patron• age; and, as It is (and ever will be) exempt from the poison of immorality, it is confidently offered to persons of bo:k saxes, to school., to families, aad to every class of society, as a valuable and entertaining Repository of General Knowledge. •„• Lasch of the Numbers of the Entertaining Magazine a: were out of pint, are now reprinted; and complete tiets, or any odd Numbers, from the commencement in January 1813, may lie bad, price is 6d. each. Loodo.: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; to whom cmununicatioos for the gditor should be ad dressed, post paid. EI4,CYCI.OI'IEDIA, ISKITANNICA, Now in cot.ri-2 of publication, handsomely printed in Quarto, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA; or, I A DICTIONARY of AR FS, SCIENCES, and MISCEL LANIOUS LITF:RATURE. Frith Edition, corrected, with a. great!). imprioved Set Of Engravings. Ldinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, and Thomson honer; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, London Wilson and Sons, York . ; add sold by John Cumming, Dublin ; and to be had of all the Bitolriellers. • Afifth In corrected Felltion of this valuable Work, which forms in itsilf a library of universal knowledge, has been to sonic time in mast of puhlicatinn, and will be completed in twenty volumes, of which a part or half volume will be regularly pub lished on the lit day of every month. This Edition will be accompanied with Four Supplementary Volumes, which will be prefaced with Dissertations on the His tory of the Sc - ences, and in which all the latest Discoveries and I niprovemer t in every Branch of Science, Art, and Manufacture, will be iully and cm rectly detailed. he arrangements for these supplementary volumes are now far advanced, itial a pri cvntining a list of contributors, of the first rank in science and literature, will speedily be laid before the pubic. e a * The Sekund Part of Volume Tenth, containing .50 sheets diet ter. press, with tft2 elegant engravings, will be publidlcd on dui let of treptensber, pike ' llis. boards. this day was pub'ished, price 104. boards, -- HOW tc) be HAPPY ; or, The Agreeable Hours of Human Life; bring a series of Es.,ays On the Influences which produce happiness. By uILORt.:F. BREWER, Author of " Hours of Lisure." London : Printed by Wm. Tbiselton,Goodgetstreet, for Sher wool,.Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;J. flatchard, Picca dilly; H. Colborn, Couiluit-sure!, Hanover-square; and E. Wilson, Royal Excharige. Of whotp may be ha e., " Hours of Leisure," price 10s. which received the following u dal : " Mr. Brewer appears to hive seen the world in a variety of characters, to have enriched los mind by . science and observation, and to be capab:e of advantageou,ly tratismiTting his sentiments to the public. '1 he tencl , inty of his wri:lnss is of the must bene ficial hind, sad lessobs of the first importance in the conduct of life are delivered in a pitasing mintier. Several of his papers were orientally published in the s.:uropean Migaz.ne, tinder we tide of 1:-says alas the manner of Goldsmith ; and thouzb the Autlour muds.tly observes, hot next, with many a length be tween,' w: are id opinion that they aesetve to be rarikiel *ids those eel( brated produetions.",-1 1 / 4 1onthly Review. OBSERVE, few Copies only are now i: ft on sale. (price Three Shillings) Of that scarce, iweresting, and useful family Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a \'iew of Gliaa.l House) entitled . • AC [UDE TO Or, Advice to both S.xes, in a variety of Complaint,. • By S. 601.0/rli.. l N, M. D. Containing a treause ur. `crude Diseases, Nervous and Hy pochondriac, Con:plaints; also General Remarks on those Dis taus with which the human body is•most frequently affitcted; explatotog the symptoms. mode of treatment, and remedies most psuperh, pted for each respective complaint. To whit.h apnewd, a I)istertation on the Properties and Ef fects of Hot snit Cold Bathing; also, an Essay on Secret Venery; and a Discourse on linporettcy in the Male. 7.nd Sterility or Bar renness incident to Female., &c. The wit.tle illthtrated w.. 11 a variety of atstbemic facts, never before published. " he best preserv....;.; , t to keep the mind in health," rays I.ortl Bacon," and in znar.s instances the body too, is the laithtut admonition of a triend."—lnfortumaely, the dislike of havint not me' sly our vices hut even our faiblea, foliies, and faults, ex posed, dotes. thousands from askinz fur or receiving what the philosopher recommends, and •hus youth Jo particular ruilihead• tong into the vortex of slisstpltion and death. To obviate efiliST. quences scsdestrtictive to the species, and eventually to poputa. too, has ft Ito to my lot, by the publication of the GUIDL Hl' AL I 1-f, which is pointed out to the deluded of either Sex a' the " sit lit et lead," which they may consult without expo,ure, sod watt assured confidence of success. This is that sunshine, the coulue warmth of which the slender roots of prejudice cannot bear. As truth prevails, prejudices subside, and all persons are en to their own judonent mid their own experience. Loudon: Primed for the Author, and sold by Sam. Leigh, 18, strand; Sherwood, Neely, and I ones, Palernester-row; also, by all Booksellers iu :he United Kingdom. No less than 100,500 Copies of " Solomon's Guide to Health" have been printed. 4 LOCK AND SUROICAL DISPENSARY. PATILON—His Royal Highness the Duke of Yost. 001'1[110U. Earl of Egremont John Latouche, M. P. ' Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Suaoroie—Mr.Kiernan, Member of the Royal College,LoOdort. THIS INSTITUTION, established for the exclu sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilfies, Ulcera tions, &c. has to boast the cure of no less Muu nts, an nually, many of whom have been ainicted from 10 to 20 The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chati:re are cured a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangunent of the generative o rgans, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other plan. Mr.Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either set, at his private house, N 0.21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bealford-square. where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Just publi.lied, ',rice 3s. Poactiral Observations on the above Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Qo. No. 20, raternoster•row; and I•Eghley, 24, Wet-street. TPJ consequvrice of aunwriius complaints of counter feit MACASSAR 011. i composed of deleterious ingredients, h.iing imp° ;ed on the ruutic, Messrs. KOWI.AND and SON, salt i'roprieturt of the GENUINE. jetACASsiA2 OIL, for the CROW 1 H td HAIR, dean it as imperious ditty to caJtioii Public not to purclia,e any with Out their akinainre cm the outs. e label, in r,.d ink, A. ROWLA44I/ aai Sost, In their own band. writin:, and particularly to observe the name, became some in. siduous perm], sign It eir counted*. Rolatithou to deceive the p ii Ile .— Alm to ask IorkOWLANIYs MACA:NiAIt 01 1., Sc. tit!. 10c. fid. and 41. per licetle, with 1:0\1'1-AMY* PRACTICAL and PitILOSOPHICAL 'UREA on the Preservation of the Heenan Hair, givi. a full de-scup:ion of the Oil, enclosed with each bottle, sold ,by the sole Propiictors, A. FtIIWL#ND and SON, corner at Ktibpartrip., Hatton-Garden (the hr'r turning on the right from Hulbert)) London. Also by ap pointment by filessrs. Wild:ie.', Pk rfumers to her Wieldy, I itchborne-street ; W. Smyth, 117, Game and Peinee, 57, and D. Rine, Si, New Bond-btr:!et ; Bayley and Blew, Cockipur street ; Berry, i 7, an?! Johnston, 15, Grerk•street, Soho ; blew biTry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton and Royal Exchange ; lsutler ' 4, Cheap Ode; T. Rigge, S 5, Cheapsidt, and 52, Park -street; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Veit dere throughout the Empire. Also, ROWLAND'e ESSENCE of TYRE; or, IMPERIAL DYE a preparation of wonderful metamorphosing rower., which will inamtlizt.ly and effecivally change RED or GREY HAIR, WHI,,KERS, EYEk.ROWS, &c. to a GROWN, BLACK, or AUBURN; :Aid so permanent, that neither soap or water can remove it.' It is pertectly and coin• rounded of vegetable substances, 7s. 6d. per bottle. Any lady or gentleman may apply It to their awn hats with saw, and' it will Ave superior to any other. TO BF. SOLD omr PRIVATE CONTRACT, Atvifznf de ir.4l a ESTATE. cootiiting of a commodious Farm Haute, Barn,'StAdes, Dove eat, Ora• fury, rnd every other necessary Out building. all beict and tile, and Ptoely ereetud, with abort ROO Acres of excellent Meado-.v, and Paulus L 41161. , The Estate is Freehold, 'Chile-free, and ntra-paroehial, and not only ?-o, but free from all ether cb3rgts wlt-u.orver, except an old Land-tax ci! about ttl per annum, and is Ili uate in a high and beautiful Country, about Wu miles North of Letrion, well watered end stocked with Game, and near to good Markets.. This is an eligible opportuni'y to any Lady or Gentleman hay. ing money to invest, as the Estate can be let to a most responsib!* Tenant to pay good interest upon thO Percha-e-Money. For Particulars and Price, apply to Mr. Oldham, Solleitog. Earl- , treet, Blackfrlars. Most Dedrable FEEL:IIOI.D AND II THE-FREE ESTATE, only Iltlateen Mies from LONDON. TO BE SOI.D.BY PRIVATE LON RACT, in Ooe or more Lots, AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, :.Ivantsmeottay situate at I - air -Mile, Cob ham, Surrey. the Property and Residence of the Right HAI. Lord Sousa's:AA removing info an adi gene Coon v; ing of an excellent Dwelling-Douse nearly new, built with a yew to future extension, in good r.pa:r, ashire-lete ev. ry do mestic convenience ler a - Family, with Coach-houses, S:ahles, Cottages, and capital Farm Building+. togecter mirk, a rant of very valuable Land'of :;84 Acres, lying c.mp.set, forrniug a most compiete Fame Ornee, exceedingly well ealculatei i.e. a Sheep, or Suckling. Grass and liolse Lamb Farm '1 he Fsrate is ads unirzbly situate on a rising ground, and pouts...its various Views of great beauty and extent, a healtny ealubrious a•r.—A ta. +curable opportunity for Offi:ers of ils• Army and Navy, Car m g , , ientlemaq hind of Agricultural pursu t the dare being full of Manure, and in a highs ate i zultivA tun. For Particulars apply (if ti, LAtc . ,p() , t-pai3) to Me-tr 4. Craws. ter, Surveyors, Agents, &c. Cobham, Surrey ; and Nu. 4, t us. net-place, Tempts 3ar, London. MANORS AND ESTATES I WARWIL'K•HIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I'RAC r, THE desirable MANOR of SNIT l'aaliELl), otherwise SNIFFIELD, in the County o , W:sw:ck, w.l the Rights, Royalties, Chief and Quit Rent 4. of and bel.inging thereto; together with the MANSI IN-H )U l'al..locks, and the very valuable and compact Farms, M/wage., Cottages, :Ind Estates, within and belonging to the sane now in the occupa tion of John Hawkes, Esq. Mr. William Baker, Mr 'Montan Hirons, Messrs. Wright, Mr hamas Horseman, Mr. William Horseman, and others; with the productive Woods (well stocked with thriving young 'limber, for the growth of which they are admirably calculated) called Sditfield Wood, Lim Wood, and Luscomb Wood. Also. the adjoining Manor of Bearley, with the flights„Rityal• ties, Chief and Quit Rents, of and belonging to the same, with thel,Voods called Bewley Grove, and Percy Hal Wood ; the whole united, forming a most coMpleat prospect of about 1173 Acres. +l-. t i a Mnlety of the Corn Tithes, arising !tutu 155 Acres of ..wlonging to other Proprietors in Saitneld. Th ' s ilstate is most eligible, and constitutes a compact Pro perty for tu , . residence of am! Nobleman or Gentle:nan of For tune; is sit.:•.'e In oce of the mint beautiful; dry, and heathy parts of the Ct. , nty of Warwizi, in the mid-way between War wick and Stratfor.l-upon-Asoo, about three miles from each. and 96 from London; with the comfort and acconmwdstio.o of es cenent roads and communications in all directions ; and from the extent of the Manor-. the nature of the Son, and stmation of the Woods ' is well sieved for, the protection anti preservation or a I descrip ions of Game; and the who'it of the f.suitea are Free:told . . aud; or fi t t il it t e 4lcr • f l ree. particulars, and to treat for th- pnrcha4c, aril , • o Mr. Mot.land, Abingdon, li-rke, with whom a Plait of tile Propetty may b.: ti•en ; and i.m• a view ot the Libre, to Mr. W ne. Herionnan, of Snittiele. • . TO THE LhDIEL inliTLE P it ) ' l : c l je ll b s 'ra T t E ed V ill EG Alll E 9 er c ‘ ;l l3 iM ll TOOTH ifi PC) w DEP. is. with cut.fidence, recommended to the Use of the Public, at the mom tiliacious !'reparation for Pre•ervots the Teeth in a anima state, even to old age, rod proesicf.c 3 prarly whiteness without imlairing :he Enamel. it Impar . a fie- is nrss and beautiful. rethic.3 to the Gums, to the Ennis the no-t ch. iectable Sweetness : and if used cut, stantly as dirt cted, ir: it in • vent the 'toothache, Gi.ln Boils, and Sashes' race, by r. moving its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Pric. 21 f•J: tf.e 15 , .x.. DU ILEti.'s Stipenur LAVE . .r. I. it WA I'LL:, from its etre int fragrancy, has reesivi d the .Ipprottatinn in 'brit Royal 1114 k. . orsses the Princess and Princess Charismata Wal, s. and et map? Ladies *fib. first Distinction. Price 4s. in itaifittut ht t aTes. . Sold * wholesale and retell by the Propreor. It. Jotter. 4, Oseapside, corner of St. Paul'. Church-want, i .tendon; as.J ro . by C. ear, Jpragg. Behan ait.t oharp, Porrso iun,ls ; Hail. tsarJi ng, and Johnson, tiosport ; liLititt, We• Soil. M :11 , . - j; i ti m o s ls i : : G at Rocs. Portsea; . merman, Easter i Cook „ „ :7 41 : til ,'; 1 anti lk:i.liu btu. and 1 - I. , Lialui, eirmuo th ; "", A .nr,10.„.4..ant and w Bauer and IVPDonald, utaaslow ; 'mitts, a dp a . d bdlinge, Idwards and Penny, Ltiter.sool ; Scams abg . gws *" ' • liowea, `en d Knott and Lloyd . BIC I . itch, Manchester , `lll”suitliiltue7riuni7ii„tlitlinlib;uirtgkohet tesr"..etwldostril,:naddlli;eifit.oC%elliatiet ha ' m : c:ca r " vnie.:iii:diist.ltsinitnOturegiliagory.4enisßrisittionituac;eof b m w ost . eadieeepsN‘bioujusa. OF.PACk OF OR L' jV.IIVCB, eitat It, M 4. • T. HE PR - 1140P.41. OFFICERS of EIS MA jESTrit ORDNANCE,• eb heresy riqm Noire, That Proposals A be meeived at their °flee in Pall-Mall, on Or before Monday,' the loth day of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COPPER HOOPS, kir Service of this Department for a period of one ear. Patterns of the Articles maybe Viewed, upon application, at the Prinelpel Stoteintepesos Office in the 'rower ;- and • Parther . Partkulaiis, together with the Terms and Condition' of the ecintrict, tallfy bettown at the Secretary's Oillte In Pall Mall • aihresaid, astyday between the hour's of Ten and' Pbnr erClock; *here the Proposals most be delivered sealed op snit andirsed "Ttopoilids for Copper Hoops." No Proitoaki Ma Sit idmitted after the Said 10th day of Sep timber, at Yereist d'Ciiick at NOon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed. unless the Party making it; of an Alan in his behalf 'ball attend. Ey Order of the Board, • • ). H. CR RP", tleortliery. maromomp•••••■=mmllWAUMMlMMlrinfliii••••• • •••lllMo7ll7........ *kV NV tee. riVE favourite . pantsb dAdtktitkiA, Maclaine Mercandotte.:e.Sli4trated Afr:a4 danced by her at itif!Kin'fi Tbeatre. with vadatlottrforibe Pi4n6 Forte and Harp, compo.,ed toy #.Kosem, price sq.. Single 24. • A Duet for the Piano Fore, etietposed by P. Wireberger, price Ss. Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with 4n accompaniment for Violin, or Flute. and Violoncello, composed, by P. Knaptoo, price Si. or single. rtic. tach, 4s. l'Eneour3gement Petite Divertimento, for the Piano Forte. by ditto, price us. National Overture to the Grand Al Vance, as pi.rforined at the Therre Royal, Covent-Garden, se- 'erred snit •arraned by H. R. Bishop, price 24. The favourite Air, the Last Whistle, composed by W. Shield, arranged as a Ronde, by J. Davy, price 2s. Anette, w , th Variations for the Wino Forte, composed by J. W. Holder, Mrs. l3ac. price fr.s. 6d Published by Goulding and Co. No. 20, Soho-stuare l and 7, Weir more/and:st reef, Dublin. This day ws4 in.illsfred in Bvo. As. bOar.l4. ANATURAL lIIATORY of the HUMAN TEETH, with a Treatise on their Diserties from infancy to dld'age, adapted for general Information. To whisk are addvdi Ob , t-reations on the Phyiirignomy of the Teeth, and of the Pro. jeer log Chtn.—By JOSEPH - MUR Surgeon Dentist. London : Printed for John Callow, 10, Crown.court, Princes. street, Soho. Where may be had, J. Callow's Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Medical Books for 14414, containing the most approved Authors to the prebent Perls4l.