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F4SHIONS FOR JOLT. FASHIONS FOR LADIES. FROM ACK F.R.M AN'S REPOSITORY.i . A BALL Dlll , 5—A pink gossamer satin - slip, with Grecian frock of white Persiamgauze, or. uudrest Italian crape; -united uirtbe front and round the bottom with silver filligree buttons and chain. The bottom trimmed with a deep vandyke lace.and finished at the feet with the same; .Spattish slabb sleeve, confined with intro. filligree buttons and cord. Hair a-la-Grecque, con- Kited with a pearl comb; the curls parted on the forehead by the introduction of a bona of Persian roses. Necklace, bracelets, and ear-rings of pearl. Shoes of white satin, spotted with pink foil. Gloves of French kid, below the elbow. Fan of white crape with Egyptian characters in silver. THREE PROMENADE, OR KRNsINGTON GARDEN FIGORES— A Spanish pelisse of white and lilac shot sirsner, with Egyptian crape and and antique cuffs, trimmed with Chinese scalbped bind ing, ornamented up the front with the same, and united with cor respondent buttons. A woodland hat of lemon-coloured chip, with curled ostrich feather t lilac and white, drooping towards the left side. Figured lemon-coloured slippers ; lemon-coloured kid gloves ; gold neck-chain and broach ; a ridicule of painted velvet. Second Figure—A round morning dress of white muslin, with spplickied lace round the bottom; bosom and sleeves ornamented with the same.- A unella veil and cloak of superfine black French lace. Half-boots of blossom-coloured kid, laced with white.— Blo.som-coloured parasol; with Chinese awning. Third Figure—A white cambric morning wrap. edged with lace or needle-work. A spencer cloak, with military front and collar, composed of carnelian blue shot sarsnet, ornamented wah silk basket buttons, and braids to correspond. A helmet mob cap, formed of the same material, interspersed with joining lace, and edged round the face with antique lace. Blue parasol and half boots of blue kid, bound and laced with black. FASHIONS FOIX GENTLEMEN. The mode of dress has not changed materially from the last month. The coats are cut in the skirts much narrower, and not so long in the waist, with collars long and standing off; the back to the hips much narrower. Pantaloons and gaiters all in one, of nankeen.*Buff wai,tcoats with yellow buttons, and blue coats, are the most prevailing colours. WATERING PLACES. ARRIVALS, AT CIIELTENIIANI. The Marquis of Salisbury, Sir c. Ha!kel t Sir H. and Lady Nelthorpe, Sir J. Dunbar, Ger. Mathew, Col. Ball, Col. and Mrs. Berkeley, Col. Vesey, Licut.-Col. Rochefort, Lieut.-Col. Crewe, I aeut.-Col Hudlestone, Majors Dicken, Butler, Brown, Captains Richardson, Mitward, R. N. Sanders , t. N. S. Hawes, Pose, W. C. Williams, J. West, ibbert, Stopford; Dr. Wallis, Rev. R. Rochefort, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pettat, Rev. C. P. Wallis, Rev. Mr. Keyrick, Messrs. Connell, Ford, Pinnell, Ryburn, Ber nard, Dwrrryhouse, Graham, Hue, Redrenshaw, H. Naylor, Thorne, Power, C. Jackson, Insall, Bryan, Monk, Deakin, 11. Bennett, Beard, Bells, Pindon, Derrington, Bairrie, Duff, Blake, Timbrell, J. Robins, Howard, Scraper, Nelthorpe, Stewart, Lar pent, C. Warnecke, I. Angerstein, Cowper,.Martinson, Wilkes, Jones, Phelps, Paul, 'Frail, Shard, Shaw, P. Brune, Leech, Stan wood, Apjoltn, Bearcl, • F. Langdale, Warner, Paterson, Spurriere, Lane, Atcherley,"Pridcaux Brune, Colquhoun ; Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Nowell, Mr. and Mrs. Robins, Mr.and Mrs., F. De. Madera, Mr. and Mrs. Boston., Mr. and Mrs. Kinderley, Mr. and Mrs. Key, Mr. and Mrs. Barron * . Mr. and Mrs. Jo sephs, Mrs. and Miss . Burgh, Mrs. and Miss Stewart; Mrs. Newsome, Mrs. Tayidr, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. A. Evans, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs Eaton, Mrs. Ker wan,Mrit. G.Wyndharn, Mrs.Ravenscroft, Mrs.Stnith,Miss Miss Henley, Miss Meighan, Miss C. Meighan, Miss Gifford, Miss Sheddard, Miss Brown; Miss Cowper, Miss Moyle, Miss Tuffly, Mis, Morton, Miss Shard, Min Bird, &c. AT BATH. Hon. Mr. Brown, Hon. Mrs. Hewitt, Sir B. Chinnery, Sir T. Styles, Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Rev. Mr. Shute, Capt. and Mrs. Wise, Capts. Middleton, Evans, and Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Hoare, Mr. and Mrs. Seale, Mr. and Mrs. Na lfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mor rison, Mr. Mrs and Miss Drewitt, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bar tram, Mrs• ansi•Mles Prince, Mrs. and Miss Horsley, Mrs. and Miss Dumaux, Mr.W. Long, Messrs. Coppinger, So.leder, Con. 'Der, Newby, Godfrey, Osmond, Misses Ely,Tottenham, Neville, Dillon, Twigg, Ann Erving, Geby, kc. &c. AT BRIGHTON. Sir C. M. and Lady Pole, Lady Bampfylde, Lieut.-General Benson, Messrs. Caldmell, Heard, Locktar, Rowiandson, Lan ford, Dashwood, Savill, Dalrymple, Walters, Whitmore, J. Gray, Levesque, Harris, T. Jessop, Tarratt, Wara,Strange, Lee, Ros - ser, W. Parry, W. Day, Kingston, Claridge, M'Claverty, Barbet, Lieut.-Colonel Crane, Colonel Maden, Rev. Mr. Guillebaud, Rev. E. Brodie, Rev. Mr. Dibden, Rev. Mr. Cannon, Rev. Mr. Minchel, Mr. and Mrs. Merry, Mr. and Mrs. Adamson ; Mis tresses Sampson, Audley, Wgks, Bigiand, Schweitzer, Bird, Phillips, Isaac, Calladan, Cawthorne, Parkes, Fauquier, Davey, M'Cartlsey., Wharton, Milton ; Misses Chatfield, Walters, Oiler, Hicks, Winnock, Humphreys, Rathbone, &e. AT EDINBURGH. - - T:itid A. Hill, W. Barton, Esqrs. acc. Set off, the Hon. Mr. Leiiting and J. Purton, for the North ; James Haden, Esq. pklllt Mr..Dalrymple, for Aberdeen ; Robert Stewart, Esq. and Mr. Stewart, for Alderston-house ; and Mr. Fitzgerald, for London. MARGATE, JUNI: 26. Since the arrival of the military this gay watering-place has assumed its wonted cheerfulness. To the excellent 'hayd of the Stirling militia the company are grsmtly indebted for somebeautiful Scotch music, with which they enliven the town every mornifig. Their Colonel, his Grace the Duke of Montrose, Master of tin Horse, arrived here on Sunday, and yesterday reviewed his regi ment, about 700 men.—The stone-masons are busily employed on the new pier; five years are allowed to complete the undertaking., A young Lady last night made her debut at ILrttison's• her voice and engaging manners gave general satisfaction.—P;Hister and Bousfield opened their Library on Thursday evening. Mr.' Ea verstaff presided at the piano -forte, and Gibbon, of the late Drury-lane Theatre, sung some excellent songs, and deservedly obtained much applause.—The mackarel were so plentiful here last week that those just caught were sold t the rate of ao for a shilling. FREENIASONAY.—Monday a numerous and . grand, procession of Freemasons, under the ancient institu tions, of whom the Duke of Avnot. is Grind Master, took place, in celebration of the festival of St John In the morning they assembled (to the number of nearly 1500) at White Conduit House, and from thence proceeded in due form to Islington church.. The procession was admiably arranged, and most happily conducted. The body of the church was en tirely occupied by the craft ; and upwards of thirty splendid banners, belonging to the respective Lodges, were displayed to the best advantage on each side of the building, which, together with the assemblage of beautiful females (who occupied the galleries) formed a most grand and interesting spectacle.' A very elo • (pent discourse, embracing all the duties of the Order, and infusing a spirit of loyalty and patriotism, was delivered in an impressive and animating manner by the Rev. Dr. BARRY, Rector of St. Mary's, Walling ford, and Grand Chaplain to the Fraternity. After divine service the procession moved as before to Ca nonbury-hoitse, where an excellent dinner was pro vided, and the evening closed with that sociality and harmony which ever distinguish this laudable Insti tution. Monday the Free and Accepted Ancient Masons (Lodges `?44 and 313), met at Brother GREEN'S, the Harrow, Brompton, and proceeded from thence to Chatham Church, where they heard an excellent ser-' m• n by the Rev. Mr. RocEtts, from 4 Thes's. v. 9. They afterwards moved in grand procession to the house of Brother HART, the Globe Tavern, where they partook of an elegant dinner, and spent the re mainder of the day.with the greatest conviviality.— The Royal Marine band attended, and played several select pieces of music during the evening. 1' SALES BY: AUCTION. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE. The Wheat has acquired the most fruitful and luxuriant ap- i pearance upon all those soils that were in i proper state of culti- I AN ELMO . ; ANT VILLA WITH A FARM ON THE BANKS vation, and promises to produce a fu ll avera g e crop. T he dry I cast winds and frosty nights, so pre v a lent throu g h the last month, I t OF IHE THAMES, with Inneediate possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, have been highly favoteehle to this plant. In the wheat countries , On Thursday, the 12th of July, at Twelve. at Garrawa y ' s, in Lots, it will be large and heavy in the straw, and if the dry weather , continues, there is a prospect of a large and fruitful ear. The ! A MOST Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA , d e- Beans are generally short, but the Pease never Looked more i -f• V lightfully situate on a spot universally admired for the ex-, kindly. The Barleys have not for many year; had so fine and , treme beauty and variety of the scenery, with extensive Pleasure promising an appearance. The timely rains . brou g h t t he young • Grounds, laid out with an infinite degree of taste, in lawns, gar plants up equally and regularly , an d they thus forme d a m ost full d ens, p arterres, paddocks, shrubbery and te . r r r i a m Cietea Trees, p iks, planted a- and r promising crop. Oats have also th e most p romisin g as p ect, with a variet y of valuable an d orn amental shewing a dark broad flag, with a large protuberant stem, indi- singly grouped,. and the adjoining inclosures of very rich and fer eating a very fruitful ear, and promise more than a n avera g e crop. tile Land, forming a complete Ferme Ornee . containing ai toge. The Hay crops are lamentably defecti v e. C lovers, Tares, and thee about 45 Acres, exclusive of 12 Acres of Leasehold . Lan d ad other green food, are equally short. Hops continue strong in joining, the property of the Hon. General ST. 'onto The si tna bine, though in Kent and Sussex they have been loaded with the tion is on the Surrey Bank of the Thames, aboat three relies from fly, which in some of the weaker plantations has been succeeded Richmond, end within one of Kingston, commanding the most by the honeydew. Potatoes promise a general crop, particularly in beautiful and interesting views of the River, Richmond, Hemp the old grounds of Essex and Kent. Horses ofalmestall kinds are toe, tool Bushy Parks. The Villa is a modern structure of liens lower in price full eo per cent. The Wool trade is dull for home same elevation, erected within a few years, and contains a very produce, and foreign imports of Spanish have experienced a great elegant suite of rooms, opening into a grand conservatory behind, reduction. Fine South Down Fleeces reach 3e. per lb. but fur which with the domestic offices are judiciously placed and well se long Wool there is no fixed price, as there is little or no demand eluded. The Coach-houso, Stabling, and Panning Buddy's are for it. The Meat markets have had up their prices, in conic- entirely encompassed and screened by a thickbeit of plantations. queoce of the deficiency of the usual supply of garden l'eas and To be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of , SOMERSETSHIRE. Beans ; but Lean stock are considerably lower, from the sc arcit y twelve and Geo, by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, By Messrs. SKINNF.R, TUCHIN, And FORREST of feed in all parts. may be had of Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, Kingston; and of On Friday, Augur: 10, at twelve o'clock, at Garrawav's Coffee. Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-sttreet. house, 'Changenalley, Carotid!, in Melt*, mhos pretested. . : dispu;ed of by Private Contract, • HAMPTON WICK AND TEDDINGTON. A VALUAIILE and Desirable FREEHOLD By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, ESTATE, situate in the Penehev of Metre and Dia • busy,* eight miles from Wells, and ter. from leidgavratcr • or , . giving of about Two Hundred and Filly Acres of tick pitatire On Thursday, the 12th July, at 12 o'Clock, at Garreway's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in Six lots, hleadow, and Turbary Land, the greater pan free from Tytle ATA LUA BLE and very eligible Freehold and Copy- and Land Tax, with a FanstHouse, convenient Out-Balklin e V hold ESTATES, situate on and near the Bank of the Thames, and an Orchard. Also a Moiety of the Manor of Mears. Hit at Hampton Wick, in the County of Middlesex, in the vicinity of the Purchase Money may be left on Mortgage. Ihe n tel e n ,., Bushy Park, H tannin Court, and Kingston; now in the posses- may be accommodated with a Family Residence at Glastonae, , sion of Anthony Hart, Esq. T.W. Stretton, Esq. and Mr.Williame, which is now completing. • on Leases for short terms, at very low rents, amounting to only 'l'o be viewed, by applying to Mr. Payne, Solicitor, Gleam. -IA 51. 4s. per upturn ' which may be very considerably increased how ;or to James Rocke, Esq. at Glastonbury. Paniculses wet as the leases fallin. The Estates censist of a handsome Villa on shanty he published, and may be had AS, above, and also at the a small scale, the greater part of which has been erected within a principal Inns in the neighbouring towns; antler Messrs. Skinner, few years, with Offices, Coach-house and Stabling, a beautiful Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgete-street. Perticulers else st Gar. Lotto, Gardens, and Paddocks, containing about 27 Ames, with raway's. • sundry Farming buildings in time occupation 'of A: Hirt, Esq.; a SOMERSET. large Malting, let to Mr. Toseiey ; a genteel Cottage, which has Two capital, GRAZING and AR ABI.r. tARMS, with ire'ne. been improved at a considerable expellee, with Offices, Coach diate possession; also a MANOR and Sundry LANDS, le: su house, Stabling, and Garden, occupied by T. W. Stretton, Esq ; LIFE LEASES. . - - , • about 17 Acres of Land, a Garden, Barn, Chaise-house, and - By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN. and FORREOT, sundry buildings, let to Mr. Williams ; a Cottage. Garden, and a On Thursday, October 2 5; at twelve, at G arr a way's, in Three Close, at Shacklegate, in the parish of Teddington, let to Alm • - Lott e Mary Carpenter, at will; and a Cottage and Garden at Teddiug • A CAPITAL grid ver y Valuable FREEHOLD ton, let to Mr. Hirsey, at will. , ESTATE, advantageously sitifete in a rich vsie, in tie To be viewed, by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, Parish of Yeovilton, two miles fresh' li:tester, sax from atenet may be had of Messr, Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate ton and Yeovil, in the County of Somerset ; .cousisting of the street. Particulars may also be had of Messrs. Dyneley's and Manor of Speckington and Bridgehampton, and sundry lands, Hicks, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; at the Sun, Kingston; Talbot, let on leases for one, two, and three live:, at small ftstTled rens; Richmond; George, Twickenham; and at Garraway's. and two valuable and most desirable Grazittg and Ankle Farms, - : : lying very compact_ called. Upper and Lester Speckingtun Fsmie, CAVENDISH SQUARE. , now in the occupation of Mr. Robert Sealy and Mr. Win. Carey, CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION ROUSES, tenants at will ; with suitable farm-houses, barns, stabling, Inn With elegant Ornamented Stone Fronts, numerous Offices, Coach oa t s, beast-stalls, and other out-buildings; urchin-drug, eanaos, I Leese*, Stables, Gardens, and Ground. and the slime:rutin inciosures 'of fertile mid productive Lod. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORIttiT, great part of which ila rich grazing ground of - a very superies On Thursday, the Inth July, at 12 o'Clock, at Gerreway's Coffee quality, and some excellent water meadows. The Eeete e ssas Hosts Chan able Curnhifl hi Two Lots 'tales altogether 744 acres. and the value will be much itmere-e4 e,' ge• y, , , • Untie 1 aids on life leases tall into possession. *tills is a most de ' r l / 4 VO Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD MAN- sirable property for „ 1 ,,,k,„ ven e ers, er , siemeee for a genteeela A. SION MUSES, desirably situated on the North-side of wishing to realize in the County of Somerset. One third of ter Cavendish-square, Nes. is and In, in the posisssiotaot the Cuun- purchase meney may be kit oa mortgage for three years. Te'see tess of Hereford, and M. 1). Mesons, Esq. on leases, which ex- v i ewe d. • pire at Midsummer last and Midsummer 1811. ' - Printed Particulars may be hail, after Midsummer, of the To lle Pre mists occupy two valirable and extensive Plots of teats ; also of Mr. Herbtn, Solicitor, Sherberue; at the ('agile, Ground, are most subetantialle erected oa an ex ce ll e nt plan and Taunton ;of Mr. Landon, Sherborne ; Mr. Glitch, Inieel; an. elevation, with elegant ornamented Stone Fronts, containing so-L CruttweU. Bath; Muses. Trevrman's, Exeter; Mears. tedie viral capital suites of Rooms, and donseptic Offices of every de- and Co. Salisbury ; Mr. Price, Leicester; Messrs. Ntwoorts; scri?tiun, with extensive Garden' and a private Mews behind. Stamford; at the Rein Deer, Lincoln ; Peacock, Boston ;at Gra- The whole so constructed that at a small expence might be laid stray's; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aida*. together, and form one of the most complete Mansions in town. ga s eee r ree e, L on d on . To be viewed by tickets, which may be had, with printed Particulars, of Mr. Shaw, N 0.28, Gower-oreet, Bedford-square; ' ADVICE. also of SOr. Robbie:, Solicitor, No. to, Staple's Inn, Holborn ; WHEN Men of Education and pmfessional %Lill and of Messrs. Skinners:Eu(llin and Forrest , Aldersgate-street , i use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe at 4 certain method of treating a few prevailing Dioceses, the ones, - CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. FREEHOLD MANORS and I ESTA IFS. EETCHAM, AND f u l resu l t o f t h e i r ex p er i ence i s t h e b est proo f o f superiority. GREAT BOOKHANI, near LEATIik.RHEAD, SURREY. ! Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly oriented-awl Os• WO RMS are the most frequent sources of Child- • it) , Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, ' dated into every branch et the profession (ce nil:es, -• ul win' rear'. Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian Wednesday, the 18th July, at TvOelve o'Clock, at the Swan from different hospitals , and testimonials from the n. . e mew t On of cliildren should he acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap- Inn, Leatherhead, in Eight Lots ; I Phosiciens, they have to convince any inquirers, have beam is a paleness of the colour of the fete, easacietion, and Inv- ;du to make the curried the following the object of their W eenier state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they THE Valuable and Extensive FREEUOLI) ticubr study, via. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted is a bring on couvulsious, they a ff ect the growth of the body,and they MANORS of EETCHAM and CeennatoN CoURT, ' nun:rent of intoxication, and its eoucomitants, Stricture lei prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre- with the right; of. Free Wart en, Members, and Apptiornat ees, , Glees., which, by an Improved plan, aCe speedily and esifeetusle ventative and cure of these alarming complaint., the above excel. situate in a delightful and mucleadruired part of the County of ' cured; as also debility, whether arising from Bacctonelian Me 1 l e nt medicine is unirersaill allowed, on the testimony of the Surrey, about six. miles from Epsom and :!1 from London. A i getters, long residence in warm climates, or asecreesoll•aof rig, highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, small compact Farm called It YDONS, %haute in Fetches I swish, ! ton often u t ikeppily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in !Is to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor, contiguous to Esstwich Park, containing alinut SO ACTer, of felt le , ou t causing stratify or harnitoril, awl in the ()dirt' a numenao from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own Land, with a Farm House and Outbeiklings its hand, ofwhich train of nervous dioceses, which, if not fierily remedied, tem . ' families,st amps its meek beyond competition, and gives a sanction I possession may be bad. • ' , vate in impotence and Consumption. The remit of a lee; -^1 to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents Also, a small compact FAR NT, 'situate in Great Boot hani, t extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior meats!, 9 and others who have the care of children should have this remedy containing about 40 Acres of fertile land, with a Teem 1 tense, remove those onnplaiets, however immerge or eanpli:.. , '. as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the son:molt or bowels &c: and valuable Common rielits in the •ecetipetion ut Richard ' i , , %veleta laying the patient ender the loot rearrelet in diet teen of children are any way diviitslered, which it will alwaptie fount I Arthur, who has notice to quit at Olichaelmas next. . crease ; and in recent Vete reel Cases, wise re an early entice I to relieve. . jltindry valuable limber Rights, sum the very extemive , coni . f is made Olt discovery of dm emotion, they pledge theinselvon rton s a core in the ,tunt space of twu day:. 'lime untereces" Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, tithes o f Great Trookbam ; and seve•rel Cottages. i P e e , I conwrof Paterienaer-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh anti Glee. , 1 tea encores of their rnosis• of treatment ;which teas rev,: :et gow ; thaland and Hayden, Plymouth; X!ewbery and Sim i. • To be viewed by applying to Mr Payne, at n-- rvat B"Ill'ams ' known to fail in one siogle lionece In a prsctice of 12 yesernaLie Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull; and most Country Mt:theist opposite Eastveick Park, of whom printed Particulars may be .: ingwhiPod ; also at the Place of Sale; at the Red Lion, Dorking; White , after severe am , i n io wie es period many le nous of both siee are have lien coed. eon Venders, hi loxes at 2s. net. and Ss. nti. each. Hart; Critildford ; Spread Eagle, Epsom ; oriVir. Bird., Solicitor, Practitioners without rtfeet h i t t b .7 l4 uces had then bet i ' to n ti pu no rsuc pu d fil l* Ase r ‘ ce th e l BUTLER'S celebrated RESTORAIIVE '1 Ole Inti PO Wl,rtt Cheri ISI b ry; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, i otte-,treet. 0011,11 U tiAt.:TY of Countenance, and regularity of Fca- and Forrest, Aldersgete-street. ; their advice. Messrs. G ttt s'and Co. may be consulted Jelly,ro 1 -/ lures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; bar the j axially air by letter, by culler sex, with inviolahle secrecy. dui" Proprietor of illaTl.F.R's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave VILLAGES OF EI.THA hi, LEE, MO TTINGHAM, AND ! w eb, s e e k I cacy, amid attention. Perienti in the centrum , are requested to do to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Chamois SHOOTER'S HILL, KENT.age, snannee of living, dec. Inclosiug a Bank Note.asi 1 t h ese me will be duly ant:tided to, and advice an t . mediciee , sit loses half Its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or strew CAPITAI. MANOR MANSION-HOUSE, PARK. AND to any part of the kingdoin.-13, Bodectie.wrre Flevosiree a rotten and unhealthy appearance--this is the more inexcusable, GROU NDS, several ' genteel Dwelling-houses, ORices, Coach- ! as the present preparation a ff ords the inhellibk means of rannvien }lmmo Stabling Ple asure Grounds Gardens Farms, Lands every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being •-', '.. ' . ' Ntessuages, atm Cottages, about 18a0 Acres, with possessron composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing of the Mansion House and Grounds immediately, and of she ' remainder a small part excepted, at Michaelmas next, away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta l By Messrs SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, ble, and nfaking the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion On Wednesday July la, and two following days, at 12 o'clock, hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No corn- at Garraway's Coffee.house,'Change Alley, Cornhill, in 55 position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has Lots, met such universal epprobation ; and the Proprietor his to boast ATALU ABLE 'and exceedingly eligible FREE that It is in daily use of Royalty itself. V HOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES—pleasantly and Sold, wholesale end retail, by Mr. Bader, No. 4, Cheapside, moat desirably situate, at Eltham, Lee, Mottinglaani, and at corner of Patereoster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Gies- Shooter's Hill in the high road to and tow Cl Clllidehurst gow ; Belam, Po I in rtsmouth ; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Maidstone , t he • vicinity of Blackheath, Greeawich, Woolwich, Turner, Hull ; Holland and I layslon, Plymouth ; and most • Bromley, and Bexley, in the county of Kent, and only from six Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. nel. to bine miles from London; comprising the Manor of Elthani, each. with Courts, Fines, Quit Rents, Royalties, and Appurtenances ; A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. the capital Mansion-house called Eltham Lodge and Park, cou pß. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female taming 146 Acres of excellent Grass land; and Lee Green, PILLS, for different complaints incident to the Sex, at ea- Horn Park, Middle Park, Eltham Court, Eltham Town. the rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that woman, Moat, the Chaple, Pippin Hall, Mottinghant ; and Cole Harbour mere than the other sex, may be sonsidered in a certain degree as Farms, containing 1400 acres of excellent Meadow, l'ast ore, and invalids ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na- productive Arable Land, with Farm Houses anti every necessary tore of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perform Out-buildings. which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of i Several genteel Dwelling-Houses, with Offices, Coach-houses, thOse regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, and Garden,. health. To act on the constitution of the female and relieve this 'Those commodious Premises, known as the Eltham Academy. obstrtiction, no remedy has been known to operate with such en. minty, quickness, and safety, u Dr. Fothergill's Female Pills—it Several Messuages, a Butcher's Shop, and 'Twenty Cottates, small Parcels of Garden Ground and Meadow Land containin g noires high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua- abou t lavo Hundred Acres. ' ' lity of relieving fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy symp- Word Lodge, and Hazle-Wood House, on Shooter's Hill; trans which arise from too much blood in time habit; they are the most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints. with numerous Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds. as well as the various other spasmodic affections so common to the Gardens, and Grass lands; several Messuages and Cottages, and sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family medicine, should be in some Wood Laud in hand; the whole containing about Ninety possession of every mother and other guardians of the youvg, who seven Acres. have females entre seed to their care. I To be viewed by leave of /he tenants (the Mansion 'Horse by Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner tickets only), which, with printed particulars, may be had of of latter:tooter-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow; Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate• street, where a Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbery anal Son, Dublin; pace and Plan of the Estates and Covenants of the Leases may be seen. T urner, Hull ; . Hoxland and Hayden, Plymouth ; and most 1 Booksellers in every town, in bates, atis2s. 91 and 11s. Also, Walker , Particulars also of Mr. James Fonds, Eltham Town ; Messrs. Williams and Solicitors , Deptf ord; at the Tyler's Head BUTLER'S AROMATIC E ' Maps CTORAL LOZENGES, for Lee . Green anyackhca • improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthmas, and con P • • de Bull, Shouter's Hill; and at Garraway s. sumptions, in bones, at laid. oath. I,6NDOA MAR KEI:S. SMITHFIELD MARKET, June '29. To sink the Offal per stone of bib. Beef 4s. Rd. to 3s. Bd. Veal 4s. 83. to 6s. 4d Mutton 59. 0.1. to ss. 6d. Pork ss. 4d. to 6s. 4d Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. Od. Ot:AO OF CAT TLC TOIS DAY. Beasts, about 650—Sheep and Lambs, 6,670. Calve., 189—Pigs, 2.10. NEWCATE AND LEADENHAI.I. MARKET. Per stone of filb.by the carcase. Beef 4s. od. to ss. Od. Veal 4s• Ott. ro 5.. sd Muttoll 4s. 4d. to ss. OJ. Pork ss. 4d. to (h. 4J Jamb ss. Od. to 6s. sd. PRIOEi OP HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'f. Wort ecnsrrt.. Hay 51. Os. to 91. Os. Hay 5L 15s. to SI. Os Straw SI. ns. to 31. lEts. Clover 71. ICs. to 91. As Straw 21. 4s. to '2l. 12s PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 41. Us. tc 71. IN. Clover 51. 15s to '7l. 15. New ditto 01. 00s. to 01. 00s Rowin. 01. Os to 01. Os St raw 21. IN. to St PRICE OF II:11 1 H ER IN LEADLNHALL MARKET. Butts 21d. 22d. Calf Skill& 38s. 445 Ditto 231. 24d. Ditto 385. 425 Merchants' Backs 201. el ld. Ditto 265. 3:::s Dres:ting Hides 1141 d. 19111. Small Seals• 35. 01 3s. 2d Fine Coach Hides 11/id. 211 d. I.arge ditto It/Os., Crop I - fides for curt. :10d. 2:td. • l'atmcd Horse Hides 13-Iti t!ld Ditto I W.I. 20d. Goat Skins tios. 70s ! - ihit.oict ANT DiscoVEß V. I "1 'HE Advantage the Public must always cle;:ee -A- from regularly educated profossional men directinz shots 1 1 szclusively their studies t.. one speciek of nudady, was neeernit 3 &early demonstrffed tits.: by the unexampled suceess srhicb attended the administration of their nen remedy, and the atria. i dinary cures it has performed. For a tong series of years Were` CV Rit i ti and Co., burgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service. '-''m madethe Venereal Disease the particular object of the:alum ( ' gatiou,'and are happy in having discovered a zr.etli:ine .1:-"Iti.fl mercury; in the cure of that complaint ; i: is sutficient fochr.ntt that the effects of this remcdy: are diantetricallynisposi r ti. t . ... 5.. 1 . of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every reAtiP 3 . i the runs in its most coafinced stages, yet it does not in :h. iv•. injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates thy 41' 1 in atl its natural functions , promotes appetite, and facilitate: -'. • grstion ; thus instead 04 . ;educing a strung and vigorous cat.:' tion to the frightful condition that mercury dojo, it not or:y ; fl .. - ' serves that constitution in its primitive state, but test , r siv' -z and debilitated one to Its nazural strer.gth and vigour Nu... 1 -'r. less instanc:,s are on recent record of the superior tiFC3:7 J' s" t medicine, its Inherent and specific virtues acting as a ', - - - ;:'.1 . _ corrective to bodny debility, whether proceeding front ar ,%•.; of conjugal or Wick pleasure, or from the mote ithislious,t lo not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of WA 41 l in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the nit-Lando ly wrist) disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, that 2 - ,_ none more sill:sting than that diatressing state of &Witty: 34g , klency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; •• unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed pt. 1 41; lief, until he is reduced to such a state of Zetahneis 31 tb ttn . life cmpressive. To such peewits it niusebi x *con:ohne t' • dots to know, that they may now, by a .new inta : L hl t nib! , treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hun3zrb;c , " 4-4 / strong, manly and vigorous constitution. -• ' - ...6jori In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cailic— ._, as well as in every species of venereal MG entail, Messrs OW. and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sot with r greatest secrecy; and honotic,.at tlit•ir house, No, 1(17. ii 4 I Garden. Patients in the country, de , cribing the 1 , .:;:;0 114 their complaints, by letter post pail, ceclosing a Bark rot!: • • have the necessary medicine and advic , sent to ...ay part ‘'' 1 kingdom • • - liattioGodso • LONDON : Printed and pub:Pilled by LEvia. MINI, A CA, terbury.Place, Lambeth, at the Stait•Oseies, No. 3, street. Published also a the STea.OincsoTolol.:ll ViZICE OF TALLOW. St. Tarttes's Market 4s Old Town 'fallow 7Os Od Chtre Market 4s lid Yellow Russia l'.2s Od IVhitechapel Market 4s Od White ditto 69 i O•• per stout of blb. 1:2, 21 Melting Stuff 6th oos Od Average 4.; Old Ditto rough 4Ss orA od Graves 12s Od Good Dregs 121 Od . Yellow Soap, tiOs—Mottled, 1004 (hl—Curd, 104 s. 01. Price of Candless, per dozen 12s Oil—Moulds, 131. OA. COAL MARKET, June Ships sold Price 424. ed. to 511,. 4 491. 61 to 50:- 0,1. Ships at Market 58 Newcastle Coals 4 Sunderland MARRIED. On the 27th instant, at Easthamstead Church, Berks, Lieute nant-General Brownrigg, Quartermaster General of the Forces, to Miss Sophia Bisset, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Bissett, of Knighton ;louse, Isle of Wight. DI ED. Pt his lodgings, on the Grand l'arade, Cork, Lieutenant-Co lonel O'llogherty, late of his Majesty's 18th, or Royal Irish Re giment Of Foot. SALES BY AUCTION FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, With• IS ACRtS of LAND, litbeknorrewortit, Herm with immediate pnssesdon. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORRF.ST, Oa Thursday, July 2d, at l 4 &Clack, at Garraway' s how, 'Change-alley, Cotnhill; in One Lot, • AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at t h e entrancp • of Rickinersworth,itt the County of Herts, a bluirt distatee from Moor Park, consisting of a commodious and very cants , nient Family Residence, with suitable domestic OfSccs, c owl House, Stabling, a dearly built Gardener's Cottage , Cow-lam, and oser convenient erections; Fore-court, with a drive, L aw ; Gardens, Hot-houses, Green-home, Canal, and the adjoiLipg Meadows, containing altogether about IS Acres buutided by .11.• Clieehem stream and the river Caine. The Pr:mise, have bee, recently repaired and impinged, at a very considerable expen.;‘, and are now fit for darimmodiate reception of a respectable tarsal:. Tie Estate is entitled to extensive rights of Pasture, and a':.t to a right of Fishing in one of the finest trout stream, in Kingdom. One-third of the purchale money may be left on mort gage for three years. To be viewed by Ticketsonly, which, with printed Pastictisra. may be had 25 days preceding the sale, of Mr. Swanned, Solicit, ' Riekmeraworth; and of Mesas. Skinner, 'rutin, as: Aldersgate-street, London. Particulars also at the Place of