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~ ~, .. .7...., 1 ..., 1.. . ... _ axviiejf e 1 4 2- '‘4 4 ‘4, 14 4 . 181;- AD . , _ AN.....ii •-,(*.ThAt :r. . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1614. PRICE SIXPENCE•IT 1-mitrß 8593. GENTEEL Ps/V.►TP..'.) 4 t WtOrlt •dibV ti.ILLSILMICS TIIEAFRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. K. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE w;11 com - ounce girl,. WINTER COURSE of I.lle FURLS ea MIDWIFgRY and the I:II , II 7 ASES of WOME sl• and MIEN on Tummy, °civet' Lee•nres a.e testi at the bongo, of Mr. CLAR RI, 40 10, Saullle;row, every morning, from a quarter paitTen to a quarter pad Eleven, for the con venience of Studynt , attending the For Particill4ri, apply to Dr.. Clarke, New nnrlington•street ; or is Mr. Clarke, In, BurlingrotrOardens. TR ANS PORT OFFICE, Stptember 16,1311. TO M. 3 .*::1 Flt BUILDERS. A NY MA STE R. BUILDER who may be desirous I ' IL of Contiacting fur the Pchtuld.ng anti completely finisi , ing the TRANSPORT OFFICE. mcendal to be erected on the site of the old Olflce, iit Dorstt-square, Westminster, may inspect the Designs and ?articular% of Works, by application to the &serenity, at the Office, No. 44, in Parliament street, any day, (Sunday eisepted) between the hours of Ten in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon, and at which Office such said Builders are desired to delivtr their respective Tenders, sealed up, on or before the 29th day of SEPTEMBER instant. NEAR I HE INN OF COURT. TO BE Sfil.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE LEASE of a HOUSE h in Isomely fitted up, conta ning on the troand floor l'wo Parlours and a lugs Dinihg RQOPI, fuming a suite of Rooms, pa-ticularly calculated for a Professional Geoleman : on the first door two well propor go• ci Drawing Rooms, whip fol ling dio-rs, finished o kb marble Chimney Pieces--the wallsdecorated in distemper. in tb, imme• diate style of fashion ; lour 1011 , and airy Red chambers, twe Ki-eltens ; Beer, and Coal Cellars • paved Yard and sepa rate etitrance.—Apply to Hughes and Otuhwalte, Auctotteers, St. Paul's Church-yar 1. - - THE Pubic are respecthlly inf - rmed, tliat nw;ngi to the great Extent of the Alteration. and New Fmbellit.h. I merits THIS THEA cannot po4slily be completed tor •heir Rtcerinti before I I.JEgDAY NIX the itt.tant, when ibex Majesty's Servants H wi E ll perfor RIVALSm the Comedy of T, And the favourite antat aliment o f THE BEE-HIVE Doors to be opered at half-pa,t Five o'Clock, the Performance to begin at halt-past S;it precisely. Boxes and Place+ to be taken of %Ir. SMing. Box-Offlce, little Russel-street. from Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Peay.ite Box (14.ghtly) Box,s, 7s —Second I'rice, 94. fid. Pit, 3s. 6d.—St.cond Price, 2s. Lower Caltery, g%—second Price, is. Ukper Gillery, is. .—Second Price, t;cl E THATRE ROYAI., COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted S;osilt.peare's I li,totical Play of KIN! 1 HENRY IV. • Warr the. First ) Henry the Fniirth. Mr MURRAY; Henry (Prince of Wales). Mr. CONWAY; l-Intspt,r, Mr. YOUNG; Sir John Fat-toff Mr. FAWCETT. La& Perry. Miss RIMS ; Hoye-% Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be add, d he Melo-Dramatic Romance of ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. Alai!dm, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Ealam Azack (the Vizier's snit), Mr. :10LOGNA, jun. ; Alemazar (• he Ahiemi Musician), Mr. FARLEY ; Kozrae (his Chu:vie Slave), Mr. GRIMALDI. Places for the Sou-. to he ak. not Mr. Brandon:at the Bog- Office. liart street, from Fen till Four.. The Daorsw.ll be opened at half-past Five &Clock, and the Play begin at !eilf-ya.t Boxei, 7s ; second Price, Ss. 641.—Pit, Sr Rd; Second Price, Ss--Gall ry, ; zitc,insl Price, le.—Upper Gallery, is.; second Price, od. Private Box mav he had nightly, on appl.catlon to Mr. Brandon, at the Box Oftre —Na Money to be returned. On Monday, the Vigar'ii Opera, l'he Miller and his Men, and the Pantomime of Mei her s ;mow. On Wedlie,,day, :he Comic o..ers of Love in a Village ; with the Hie°. ical {lonia c-'4 Richard Ozer ct s On Friday, the Seriiiu , Opera of Ar aserses; atter which will be pr,ultic..l a tat w Comic BJlet, called Doctor Sangrado; or. The Jew Outw 'fled: in wh GI. Nsadame ti set D'Egville, of the lisiyal Academy at Pans, and late of the (hand Opera at Bruns make her fiat aporarance. A New Melo- Oranaa founded en an Historical tact. has been urepnrat.on chub,* the bummer, and will be very speedily pro !net 8. AAA NOVELTY. MALASTLEY'S BENEPI P, and her first apearanes this !•eston. ItQYAL. AMP,HII HEATRE, WVI MIWTI. R. ID( 1 E. Maw 'bp pat: wage of tbrir 14 eyal ttlgun.vies 114 Patties It - Louie and Duke of Yoaa. N MONDAY NEX i, sEeI'EMBER 19, O will be presepted (first dote thes. ' , tore years) a Gra , u Esuestrims •a:tb new t-cenes, Dresses, mid tas• memos atealrletrit: and ad,l:tl•.na called VOOIiN rHE ROBBER; Or Tea C:4l‘. I'l ei.• ,I4ONTALDO. . The part of Ltda. a, by Mrs Ass t. t T —1 be :kters-prawra twtt conclude whit a r dr.! ota. too or a easile in Flames. and the Horses env,' pe • therein —lly des.re. a continuation of th.• g g yescran Entree. intro.iiictsii VITIVIZ Evolutions, I articularly the Heise Aimed will dant.. a i'll4 Scut to the_ lane .44 , 4iipt. trick's Day, and Le two high dr awe, managed tiorse. will/I,les Haydn's M nue. —l'n conclude w h a ..:ouiltr* Dance by thir'y Hdrses!!—Estraord na.* Fea . of Hors-roan'? ip. Ct.rnic songs, by Messrs. Pose and H:rring. Monr,.or and Mademoiselle Fetal's Scientific Operatical Hole Dancing.:lre HUNIXD au.l k:s hiorse• rallyt-o! The whole to en 4r wialt,, by desire, the Comic Pantomime 01 HIV+ LEQUIN's MASQUERADE. pners ope at. Half-past ,Five, and begin at Half-past sir— Second Price Hair Eight. EqueAriaiiTnits • for Ladies and Georemen, OM 9to 3. MORTGAGE. WANTED, horn to ‘50,0000n the most ample Fretkotd ecurity, and particularly alva,itageotts to t norms, kaolin large sums to lay out or invest on lami , cl sacuri:y.—A liberal remuneration will be mad - to the person pt o- Curing it. • Fanh:r particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Culsba, Law Stationer, Tbr. adn idle-street, London.. WIDOW AND .FATHER LESS. T - - -- HE following dis! ressing Ctse is sithmitte3 to the considerrion of a benesolent Piddle, arsi it Is trusted wild be the means of aUevia..n.: a issi org. nt necestoti• s of a most unhappy but respectable Farm I . .—Me. RICHARD REEKRS, late of Kensington Gore, Middlesex, Nlit , iature Painter was in July last drowned wink bathing, leave.g a wife anti six imant children totally unprovisied for, the eldest thin. ess and the youngest only two years of age. By :his ni..taticholy even• they are nos./ deprived of their only support, and will be reduced rout a state of app rent comfort to inevitab:e want, utiles" rescue.) by the voluatary contributions of the tium.tr.e, as the elite." of the deceased will not be sufficient to satiety the c a ms or los ere irnts. The deceased held the honourable ap;oiaitinent of Miniature Painter to her * Royal Highness the Prince's of Wale., who bas been gmclowsly pleased to send a contributi xi. Every information as to chi' un ortuns.e family will he readily afforded on applying to Charles Hart, Esq. K. singion Gore ; or to Edward Dampier, Esq. Printru.N-street, iii"is.ll.s is e, who v.. 111 be moat happy in taking charge of any contribui ions for ibex relief; avd the following Bankers have humanely permuted Sub. striptions to be paid into their houses. until proper meamres can be adored for such application of tbe funds as may provide some permanent relief to the Widow and Children: Messrs Ham mersley and Co. No. 76, Pall-Mall; Mesgs. Hodsoll and Stir ling, 345, Strand. Th. Widow takes title opportunity of returning her most un feigned thanks for the under-mentioned donation, Her R. H. the Princess . Mr and Mrs. Wilson S $ I of Vs'ales ses 0 William Hussey, fn. . 2 2 '1 he Rev. R. Orpwrod, Mrs. Coo:tate 2 0 Vicar of Kensington 2 2 Mr. Damerill 1 0 (;eneral W. Harvey 20 0 , Macdonald, Esq. 2 0 James liroadwood, Esq. 10 g Mrs Macdonald 2 0 T.lnt. John Broadwood Miss C. Macdonald 1 0 Tho".Broadwoltd,Esq. 20 0 C. Dowling 9 0 41. Broadwood, E.g. Mr. E. wiliams I a _li r . Frederick West 20 0 Mr. Baber 1 C B. 15 0 1 Mr lylorilock 1 C s:hariasitattye, Es g. s o 1 I. F. I C lions. Friends,by deo 5 0 E. H. 1 C FAIN. Dampi er I , Esq. 5 0 Mrs. Tubbs 1 C Charles Han, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. Screen I C Mr. Chappett ' - 5 0 I --- Woodman, Esq. 1 ( tierce Frittoda,by ditto It s M. 1.. 1 ( 5 0 Mr. Sicard 1 Mrs. Griffith 3 s ---- M..soti, Esq. 1 1 -- --..,lialliday, Esq. 2 2 James Gray, Esq. I I -4. Saville, Lay. I I Dr. Ander snn 1 I Mrs. Bettye 1 o William Snow, Esq. 1 Mrs. C. Battye 1 o Mrs. Pye 2 I Mr. lames Gosling, jun. 1 0 I Ar.4Lasyusous 5 1 Mr. limiting • 1 0 i T. Vi . 1 I Mr. Dodman I o 1-- Clarke, E. 1 *V Junes ery, Esq. g 0 —.-- Marsh, list. 1 William bower, Esq. 1 1 ArtoPinting I DR. ME RR.I ki AN. Physician Accoucheur to the Middlesex Hospital, the Westminster General Dispensary. and the Parochial Infirmary of St. George. Hanover-square. well begin a fresli COUR:i:E of I ,EC !'(IRE:: on the I'HE • iitY and PRAC n MID WTFERY, and rhe D(SEAoE •in Wf)MBN and Clill.D:;EN, on Monday, Octollor 3, at Half.past Ten o'Clock. The Leeures will be delivered as usual at the Mid llesex His plral.—Priva•e Instruc•ions, if desired, to Surgeons retiring from I the ArMy or Navy, and to Medical Practitioners already retried` who may he desirous of turher information on the above subj.icts. Cards of Terms may be . procured at t'e &Vert to Medical Booksellers; at the Westminster General Dispensary, in Gerrard. street, Sohn ; at the Middlesex Hospital ; and at Dr. Mrrrman's house, No. 26, Half Moon-ltroct, Piccadilly TEN POUNDS 'REWARD. Tor the recovery of a B- , ,NK of ENGL %ND NO rE of £3O. .Nn. t 8,455, and dare '2Bth of May. 1014 A GENTLEMAN who was &funded of the -s• above NO l'E gives Suite, that Payment-has been stopped t at the BANK; and t . at a Reward of 410 will he given to any IPerson who shad cause the delivery arid reco.very of the sal Note; and a furher Reward o Jet for lite apprehension of the defrauder.—Enqutra at No. 26, Bury -street, st..l: metes. September IS, 1814. Jog published. price Sa. 6d. ADDII°IONA.L LETTERS, is elv met- to :be k :Mr. troYLkA . - A I I ACK en .r vli 1.)11111:111 )3tr.I3OIPUtIJUDAICtio Con. truing a vole irreracing BtiorciA YTiCtrlt t develop:ls the :acre..l i) v rAs. •. ttl:iCtS and I:.ANDIDUS. So',l h: Sherwood,ly and bars, Parernnator-row, and all Pouk•Lll. THE PAM(' HUE ITER. This d el was ruhlished, rice As. 6d 'THE PA It'H LE !'EER, NO. VII. CONTAINING I. Mr. PERCiVAL ELIOT nn FINANCE. WEISS/ITS, and Wig A sssere A NAllR•rivz of the ('APT!VITI a dJOIORNIT of POPE I'ius 7t A 1.-tier M ssive from Sir P. FRANCIS t. EARL Gaer.-4. Lord SGETIIIILD** Report at limes Wool. FAta —S. On Pusoc • 4 citoot.s.-6. Sir litmus , PAK zteiSrechis nn he Coax Laws Sketch for a new Div.sion of Mantes IVeiours ' and Coists.—.4l. An Ansrer to Sir HENR I PAR.:ELL, on thef.'ollN on the SLAVS ['RADE +III An %po -al to tit, F.nglitai Nation in behalf of Noise*? —lf I. the BALANCE or POWER in Europe. Official Statement Of the NATIONAL at the conciu sinn of th' War; publ , shrd by the antliority ot his :Majesty's Commisal .nert of the •I'rea-nry. Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co.; Black, Parry, and Co ; Rod- Lot•don Mactethe and Co. Ed fmish; and all miler Rooka• fires. Thts day was p..bli.hed. DETACHED PHILOSOKIIC THOUGHTS of more than 2110 of the etiiict eel-biated Auib.,rs, on Man, I.it., Death, and Immortality, systematically arranaed, 2 price I I+. If ever there be a rork that will en errant and improve a thinking mind, it is this, and may be well ;kernel materials for tliinb•mg. The pa-sages are short. and have been selecte.l with great attention extracted frnin Dr . I'aust t a's Common Place Bonk, the re.e.lt of '0 years (lose reading. =old by J. iouter, No. I, Paternoster-row. flio.e who wall to give their Children a polished Education, should put into their hands the following Works, by Dr. I RUSIAR $.41(1 by I Sauven. No. I. Paternoster-row. PRINCIPLES of POLITENESS ft.!. both Sexes, teaching polite Manners and a Knnwle.dge of Life.—Price Ss. fid. boon A -•yeem of Etiquette ; or, the Forms of Polished Societyr- Pric bound. The kiesoltre of the 'rabic, with modes of Carving, sbewn to 2$ cuts—Price 46 bound. A Compendium of Meru] Knowledge, with a Summary of English History.—.Priee 64.6 d. bound. This day was published, • By H. CoLeven, No. 50, Conduit-street, TRAVELSthrough NORW AY and LAPLAND 1 In the years 1866, 7, and i..—By LEOPOLD VON SUCH, Member of the Reyal Aca tem of Scienves at Berlin. • '1 ran-lated from the German by JOHN BLACK, with Notes and some account of the Author, by Professor Jameson, Ito with Maps, LI. 16*. boards. " Von Is ,, ch. like .he celebrated Humboldt, is a Prussian, and a titan of sense, enterprise, and ob.etvation. Hih•l'ravels through Norway sod Lapland contain issue% curious and valuable ref r nation, concerning a variety of objects, which had not hitherto been ezannneti with sk.ll and attention. “We now take our leave of t h at Intelligent and adventurous Traveller."—Edin. Rev. --- Ibis day slay was.published. In it vols. spin°. price 211 a. boards, a New Edition of ATREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI CINE, with plates; containing a Compendium of the Ve , esthary Art; Descrip'ion of Ditties and Treatment; Ana tomy of , he Foot, Si.oeine, Stable Manageman; Mittens Mo dica and PharmacnJAM aim, and on Purchasin a bg. 13y ES WHIFE, aster, Late Veterinuy Surgeon of the Ist or ltoyal.Dragoons. ' London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co.; Longman, Httrst, Rees, Orme, asid Brawn; Walkor, Edwards, matpa now, Sh erwo od, Neely, and Jones • and Cradock and lay. By the same Author, nearly c andy for Publicatiain, A /Fourth Volume, containing Practical Observations on 41. dernic Diseases in Horses, a 'treatise on Cattle Makinsw, the midis Opcsitioßs in !Wow', Ise. 11180tralsal by Upswings. SALES BY AUCTION. REVERSION OF £9OO, PART OF Li $OO, • 1 HR.Eti. PER CENT. CONSOLS.. By Mr. RO"INS, - At Cartaway's Coffee-house, 'Cha Qhalley, Contra, on nor& day, the 1211 install:, a. I weive o'Clork, THE ABSOLU REVERSION 'nf 141 IN HUN DR ED PO U VDT, I hive per Colt. Conialidated Yank Annuities, part of EIS 0; provided a Lady, aged sur vives a gentleman, aged 59 years; vested in truatees of high respectabitity. Particulars at Garravray's; and of Mr. Robins, Waryrick strew', Golden-square. LORKINO, SURREY.. Substa”rial Brick-built M SJO N, with Attached and Detached ' OFEICBS, YARDS, R DENS, and ORCHARDS, In ad about FOUR ACRES. By Mr ROBINS, At Carraway'a Coffee-house, 'Cilange-alley, CoruhiU, on Tues day, ohe I iris October, Int I, at !Wriest o'Clock, ADESIR .BLE FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, comprising a cartal, spacious .and substan tal MANSION, pleasantly situatel in South -street, Dorking, it. the Corms y of Surrey, commanding beautitul Views of the surround ing Country, and ;owned tor the aesommodation of a °rocks nisi, Fa . l y, late in the occupation of Mrs. Warueford, of wh s eh immediate prissessiou may be ha I. ' •Ile House i- enclosed by a Fore-coort, and contains —on the Upper st irey, six leepaig-ruonis; 14rhicspal Storey, severs Bed chambers; Groans! Eloso - ,• En ranee Hall, Breaktast Parlour, Eating-room, Drawing-ruum, Study, &c.; Basement, Kitchen, Pan ry. Scesitery, &c ; &sacked, Dairy, Cisw-house, Wa h house, Stable, and other Out-hufldings Pleasure Ground, Kitchen Garden, Meadow, Paddock, a nd Orchard, containing su all *boat Four Acs es. To he vsewed by applysng to Mr. Georg-. G omit, Carpenter, Do king; at whom Part culars nutysi.e had; and at Cue Red Loon Inn, Dorking; :fumed B.4tge Inn ;at °areaway's ;of Lownclis and Lowlid .1, Red Lion-square; and of Mr. Rolm's, Warwick street. (:.I.len square, London. firAFFORDsHIitE AND WAI(WICKaHIRE. The VALUABLE FREEHOLD Es TA FED, near SEVEN 11U , - -:Dtt ED ACRE 4, HE FREE, situate in the liO , 4OIIGH of • ANI WOR I H. BOLE HALL, FAZELY, 1G4.314G1'0N, GLA CO 1 E, &c. all nearly adje.ning Etg hie Family Residences, and suutity ropowtpa:;t o f hi I w 0 J a a n e l s, k;ar.teas,&.c. Cottages and 11 in the with Gardens, licc. Water, Cusp, and other Mih, &a &c. By Mr. R0111:4 S, Oil Cattle lnq, Tatnworth, wear Lichfield, in the County of StAind, on . 1 ueaday, November 2, and iodowmg Day, at s welve ~.o.wk,,u i et., THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe• Fr-e, of the late GEORGE MARQUIS 1 CIWNSHEND, de cvased ; ct.mpti.ing near Seven Hundred Acres •f rich excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, part inzersected by the River •1 lame and the Anchor, surrounding and in the Borough of I antworth, and .he Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots for budding, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different persons. An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE, siandmg in a Paddock, hounded by the beautiful River Thanie, with Olfic:a. Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottagss, &e. • POLE HALL, a genteel Resi•!euce on the Banks of the River, with Gardens, Psea.un•-Ground, and Land. Srver.•l ring ble DWELLINU-HOLIALS, in Tamworth, with Offices, Gardens, Etc. A number of strati HOUSES, CO rI'AGES, GARDENS, he- Capital WA i ER MILL S, for Corn and other Purposes, sup plien by Eie Streams of Wates, &c .Etc. GAIt GEN GROUND, and vanous OUT-BUILDINGS, tic •Ilse principal part of this Prpper. y is an ancient Family Estate, and has been let at very Liw Rents, on account of the Borough interest. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, at Tam worth ; or at the Castle inn, where Particulars may be had ; and of It.umas Wiliingtou, Esc Tamwurth ; J. G. Parr, Esq. Lich firld ; Robert Wyatt Esq. Barton ; George Inn, Derby ; War \ wet Arms, Warvitic Hen and Chickens, Birmltgham ; Wm. liandy, Esq. Worcestv Mr. Adams, Otford ; King's Head, Cove. , iry ; Georgr, North mpton ; Tit e... Crywns, Lac-titer ;of Mes►rs Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Esseborreet; I. V andai.uebt, Esq. Craven -street, Strand; at Garraway's Coffee hi.tpe, 'Cisatir,e a:ley, CornbiU; and if Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Goldeu.square, 1,0111011, where Plans of tho Estate tray be seen. EX I'INSIVE attd I M POR CAN 1' FREEHOLD anaITYTHE FREI riTATE, comprising the entire PARInt I of UREA Tffllf,-and sundry FAR,Vin and LAND*, in the adjoining Palsbes of notated, SAerffrl, Little 'Few, South Newintt• ton, and Barton, all In the County of Oxford. rwo conve nient Residences, noble Park, Manor. and Advow.un, con taming in the wlssl about s7lO Acres, of the value of near Ten Thousand Pounds per annum. By Mr FAR EBROTHER, At Ostravrepia, on Frrday, September so, at Twelve o'Clock, unle►. an acceptable offer is previously n ado by pi ivat e con ract, rifikiE entire PARISH GREAr TEW, with JL the MANOR or LtaRDSHIP extending over the same. Courts Leet and Baron, two excellent Residences, noble and figely, timbered Park, Ponds well stntnd with 1 7 .5 h," Coach-House, Stabling, excell.nt tlardens, and eatensive Plantations in a sta e of the most thriving !Assurance. The whole Village, the perpe• tual Atorowsun of Great and Lions I ew, the income of which anal, from Lands In the adjoinieg Parishes of South Newing ton, Little Few and Barton, and sundry most eligible Farm% and Dwellings, on which are three very powerful I kreshing Ma ch•nes turned by water, and containing in the whole about 3100 Acres of remarkably rich. Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land, well timbered and watered, and in a high state of cultivation and repair, the whole is Freeliohl,Tythe-tree, Land•tax redeetii ed, and in a complete ring fence. Also sundry FARM' in the Parishes of Sandford and Swerford, containing about 630 Acres. Flue whole of the above lying together, and !fl a ring fence, forms a magnificent Domain, such as is se'dom offered to the public, aad is worthy the serious atteo•ioo of capitalists, either for an in vestment of money, or for a residents in a most commanding httuation. Great Tow is 17 miles from Oxford, it from Wood stock and Banbury, and 6 from Chitting-Not too, all good at .r -ket towns, abounds with game, and is in the neighbourhood of several Packs of Pox Hounds. Descriptive Particulars, with Plans annexed, to be had at l'racoy Farm; of Messrs. Churchill, Field, and Weston, Solici tors, Dtddinvon ; Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Don viLe, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; Star, Oxford; White Lion, Bai bury; Hear, Woodstock; George, Northampton ; Warwick Ann, Warwick; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Red Lion, Them a; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart, Benson; Crown, Renate ; Belli Henley ; White Hart, Bath ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; and of Mr. fatelNeedler, Dessfort-Levee s heat , farrelmiklusge t *anal♦. BY 11,3 MAJESTY'S PATEN. OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOST: lA+ TION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the Effects of Friction -in Steam-Engines, Machiiery, Mills, Car. rages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, &c. instead of Copper for Ships' &Atoms, Tar, Pare-line, ai,d Service for Rigg•og, or ser vice for Cables; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron fro. 4 rust; Wood or Wooden liu ldings from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Public save in all cases rot less titan three LuntTred per cent. eaclthive of saving wear and tear, tune and labour. Sold, for the Patentees, at No.-40, Cliaring.C:ross, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at mss - Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers. Librares, Station.ts, Drug gists, hledicine Warehouses. Perfumers, Ironmongers, t titlers, Coact makers, Innkeepers, Coach and Wartgott.offices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sultry., and bh..pk r opt re in the United Kingdom, In. boxes, price 2s. 6d.; 55.6 d. ; 10s. cd.; One Guinea, l and Two Guineas each. The smalleit size Box contains a Quin tity sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Four times. with witch it will run up wards of Six '1 housand Miles, and it will answer in the -.ante proportion for all other kinds of work. QUACKERY IS THE DIA:I'H OF THOUSANDS. HEAL 11-1 RESTORED: After having been deceived and improperly treated by lUUL•erate Pretenders. MESSR S. COO PE R An.l Co Sorgeons. Charlotte. sum., Blackfriars real, adjoining Rowlard Hill's t:hapel, doming 10 years regular practice, can aver that tit stsands call ek imis yearly has Certain Le.mpiwist, owing to improper 're itment, which have caused trkeralotis, wi•b Hlutch s on the Head. Face, and Sody, dulness to the -i ! .isr,noise in she Ears, neatness, rr Ict urea. obstinate t ;leers, Nodes on the Shin Sot les. ulcers( ea sore Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and Limbs (frequently mis taken and often fa ally srea rd as Rheumatism); at last lhopsy ensues. wilt a gen. rd Debility, and decay o the con.titution, origina•ing from a Dr. a '.ful Disease lurking is the habit or the improper use of Mercury. Mrs is Cooper and Cu. have been regularly bred to the pro fession, (and their experience in t , .e above disordeis are urparal leled), are Mestib.-ra of thn Royal College of furgeons, In 14a. don and Eslinburg's ; and it is gratifying to their feelings to an nounce they bare rescued very many of their fellow crealsres from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hos* tale had failed). Messn. Cooper and Co. ate consulted daily from ten till saves (Sundays excepted) by writer set, ; or by lenge., post paid, when tueditines and the test &irk* will be mot to any part of the town or country. N IL The PILES and NS fULAS cured without Burning oc Cs t ;rag. end those who labour under the most distressing uses of debility (stern whatever cause, whe-her j err lie indiscretion or otherwise) nerd not despair, hetaspply to Sur.,. -.to Cooper and Co. C.Laritittissstreet, Bnickfriaresroad, idljotrang btowiwid Chapel. le••••••••••MMMIMMII WOahl LOZENGES. WORMS ARE THE MOST-FREQUENT SOURUF.S OF CHILEMENS'I)IIFitbE. , : Their SYMP [DAIS EVERY PAR EN r and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. The) °realm:so loge of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emu-tattoo and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they hring I,n convuli4ons ; they affect the growth i t the body, and they prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both u a preventative and cure of these alarming , complainis,rbe shove excellent Medicine is unlirJrsally allowed, on the a stimony ofthi h:girest characters In this country, both in rank and rosy-ciabl• thy, to have no equal. Thar public appreoation. get oto the • Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful surcern n their bWO families, stamps its merit beyond competition. and gives a saticuon to it, of which no other hiedicitor of the kind . can bout. Parents and others, who have the cue of chili/re. • should have this remedy ass family Medicine to rime to when', ever the stomach or bowels of Children us any way darc;rders4 which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale aiid retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapelde,tl,.. corner of St. Paul's Churchiard ; Sharp, Johns , & Belem, Forma mouth; Jones, Weston Alimot, and Mallory, Put toes ; Hatl and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Toms, Hub ; Hosland, Cookworthy, bletthron, Awl Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, aad Sw inoey and Co Bir mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trrwman, Exeter Smith. hlan,:erton, eaburn, Scott,ar.d baster, Edlnhurgh ; Bax ter and M Donald, GlasrzW ; Bulges and Barry, Brsiot ; Sur venson and Co. Norwich ; Switten, I.eicester ; Edwaris and Penny, and Billtrose zed I .athbury ,Literpuol; Neale and I.etip,er, Dover; W tete, Br•ghton ; Rolm to, :eldon. and Ruff, Miters. ham • and retail, by most countrl medicine venders,to boars. et es. oi l !. I'd 54 AL each. CORDIAL BAI.NI OF GILEAD. HOSE laieted with PAleness, Langur, 0r the T .Eyrs:Wtikness of Sight or Memory, should take time to roneld-r Lintizus's a Icier, that " youth i• the inyortant penod t.w forming a robust constiettion,' and that 4 molt lig is to be dreaded ri touch es premat ire elms." ihe foundation of a hap,sy cid age is a good eo..stittrion in youth; tessperance and mod. ration at that age are passports to happy grey hairs. Nuthlng caa be better described titan in the words of Arm.trung -----.." For want )1 time ly care Millions have diet of medicable woutuls.“ CONSUMP LIONS, aid other Decays of Nature, whether the effects of na ural totisequ-nces, or proceeding front im it udeticies, or an advanced st.,ge i.t life, have engaged the study and atteo. Lion f the first Phricians of this and an other nations in vain, unit Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD was hap. ply discovered and promulgated to the world, and which has produced sueirinratices of its good effects, as must convince the tong incredulous of its amazing restorative powers. To came rae its truly Way, healing, balsamic, sod re:meeting efficacy, testimonies of the first authority are now 'yarn. It is admirably calculated for Batons and other disorders cat the Stonraels and Bowels; for Head aches occasioned by intlig.stion; sold for pre venting Paid, s and Apoplexies, so often thecotitequenees of fres living. Recourse should be had to it after every excess, and upon every slight indisposition; for, by iveping the corteritutioa in continual repair, it preserves the body in health and vigour, and prevents premature decay. No partisolar confinement, nor attention to diet, is regulate, during a eoirse of this admirable medicine. The CORDIAL. BALM ce GILEAD is prepared by Dr. See lomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpn-l; where be may he consulted by letter, with a Li fee; and it is sold in Bottles, prke 1 Is. each, or four hi one Family Bwule foe 535. by which one l ls. bottie is shed, duty included. With each boric is given a copious bill out directions, hi English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Por tuguisse Language., containing select nitsetraluna of the efficacy • of these inediein• s the Government label or •titinp.ot which has the words—" Solonsott, I iverpool," engraves, without which it cannot p.iss.bly be genuine. To be had at Oilsad-house, near Liverpool; of Samuel L e i g h, No. is, Sneed ; bacon and Co. 110, Oxf.r 1 -street, Lorick's, ;, Brodie, fl wiling, and Lusfold, 'sli.hury; 41.Senith, Perfumes., , N ort h. bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, N 0.6, College-pseo s , • Dublin ; and all Medicine Venders, la the Unitas! Ciag,loat. .1 P I , • LECTuRti ON 81.1 1 tGERY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATtiotoGY. MR. A.CAR LISLE, F R.N. F.A.S. Prnfessnr of iVI. Anatomy in the Royal Academy and Surgeon to the Westminster Hospital, will b gilt h s "ttUR SR of LECTURES on the ART and PR AC FICE of SURGERY, and the Sciences eonn-eted therewith, o.• Monday, Oe•olser i 0, at Twelve .'Clock at his l‘otve in Soho •sy Imre. l'he Introductory Glseourss is open to all Professional S•udents, and the subject to be continued on htlonlays and Wednesdays, at the same hours. The Diseases and A c rd ors allotted to the province of Surgery will be amply treated of and illustrated by Glints fronithe I .ecturees experience. —A comp-ndinu t view of the animal economy will he adduced so illustrate the several processes of disease and of re,•evrry The operations of Attreery and the Anatomy of the affected parts %re to be denionst rated. CHOICE WINES. VINE Old CAPE WINE :it S6i. pertlozen—Ex -1: celtent Madeira, 45e. thl di;to—.Wert India Madeira. 97%. d .to—P.ne Pale Merry, 59a. ditto—Southampton Port, 45.. rinto--:•uperior Old Port (in wood), 50r. ditto—Qozoisc itran .y, 50s. pr• ' The shove Wines will be delivered, free of exnence, to any pale of ;. 0 , L 1(.o, front the Wine Emporium, Aug. i-cuurt, I bri.g mnrtne-•rr:e . •ear to Baal'. • N. if. Female:win he country (or dealers), may be accommo dated w .1i ' u,olieatl+ tir 9.• tuol.ei I- . 1 r a