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. I : . -_ 0. ,t l i& •", -- TAIW :1 i 1 ~.., or. %. : _ . . ._ . 07. 1un 41 .9M1 k I , 1 - . k, / 40 ty ' , 1 1 . 1* ..;A it,ll If, %.- 4 4, ,,, ' Igi i ti gi P al l '.. . 1 \ i ...7; 1I r t \ V I. 1111 P fat . ,. .. . ....., ...,„._. ..............._ ~),,_ ___ ICI •-•-••, .•••••• IP'. milme NuNlßrit P in. To the ASSOCIATED APO I'HECARIE3 and SURGEON -APO THECARIES of ENGLAND and WALES. A GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI -21 11 1 ;14-;, to the ASSOCIATION of APOTIIECARIF3, and SURGEON-APO THECARIE4, of ENGLAND awl WALES. will he held at the Crown awl Anchor Tavern, on • dne , lay. the Yrth of August mat, at Two o'clock creeisLly, rt ce' , 0 a Report of the Committee, and on other aff.tirs of cow inv•rrance to the interetni of the Atooclation. By Order of the Committee, it 4 19, IRI7. W.l', WARD, Secretary, N 13. None but FilliYicriberb ci.« he admitted. This tlav were published, Neal. prince.! is Vols. tiro price 42 boards, ~ryMONS. chiefly on PRACTICAL SUO JEC 14.--Py E. C(V.:A:I. Printed for J. Mom ran, Lt. lots-srreet. CAII,IOOO. In the Press, at,d will be publi,hed at sonn as the accompanying Engravings eau he roundied, prim Ss. A N AuTHEN ric NA RRA I'IVE nf the LIFE .0 of this singular Impostor A whole leng.h Portmit of Ca. :Avon; in the Custunte she de4trilwd herself to be dressed as Princess of la-ssu, wits taken o , her by Mr. than, RA. as k engraving by Mcrts. An admiral:le Likeness *lay, sketch:id Ey Mr ORANWMI re, and ccgravel by that Artist, will scum rimy the ptlbiteation. h e Narrative will he putlistord by Messrs. Baldwin, .erad ,, ek, a n d Joy, P4termostersrow, lo•adort ; and orders re vived by ail the 3ookszliers in Bristoi and Bath. This day were pubPshed, in two vols. 12mo. with Pia es by Lowry, the FFth Edition, considerably enlarged, prise I 4s. t 10NVERS 1 I'IOM ON CI - ]E ISTP,Ir. in IL., which the lA:gst , ers is? that acie:lce are familiarly explatnrsl. &A Wet ora ed E:i•erinteuts. This work may be strongly recommended to young students el both wxes The pers;icaily of the style, the regidar disposition the subject, the jad.cionflitelt aim' of Alustrattre experiments, and the elegmce of :he plate., are so µ•at ii,l;qa:, 7 d to .lie capaety et beginners. ant es ; )e.:lally of !hail %At i do not wish to dice rise? Into the science, that a mar:: appropriate publication can Wily be it.fred."—% it. Cult. Penned int:Longman, flora, Rees, Orme and Drown, London, la the Pres., anti shortly puhilsheti, litsadtemely prtnt , td iu 12aarto, with a Portrait of his Lordship, fn rn an onetal Portrait by Romney, THE LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, LORD RI 41-10 P of LAND Writtra by Ilitods:lf, at sidicrcut hatarvair, and reviszi in 1814. Pubbsited by hid Son, Ric uoatt ‘V...1 ox, LLB. Prebendary * Lauslaif and Welts. Printed for T. evied and W. Davies, Strand. :a the Press, and speedily will be published, elegantly printed in Two Voltaire. 4.0. • QHA KS PEA R E and his TIMES; including the BIOGRAPHY of the PORT; Crt•loisins on his Genius sad . Writings; a Dibqu;sition on the nbj rt of St's Sonnets; a new Chronoiogy of his Play.; and a lli..tory pf the Matincrs, Cu.. boas, and Amusements, Septattitions, Poetry, and Elegant 'Literature of Lb Are. By NATHAN DRANti M.D. Alastuff of " Literall Ilemov," and " Luays on Periodical Literature Printed for T. Gadtill and W. Daylcs, Strand. Thy day wee sabitalw4, price gm. tiddiew. bpsidl. is , • with Engraving', • AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS of the REVOLU TION in FR and of the SUFFERINGS of the FAMILY, deduced chivily front accounts by This work contains tltv Interesting details of M. Hue. Clary, 114Igewort4, Duchtss XAngouitine, of those Aiming rusts $t which they wire versonally prestut s ,tligested auto one ustratore In their own words. Priattd for W. stuaphitt and R. Mashall, Stainer' -court, /Ludgate street. This day was publklied„ In hinliwap octavo. with a beautiful Frontl.ptece, price ss. boards, CORRESPONDENCE li - tureen a MOTHER and her DAUGIi I ER at SCHOOL. By Mrs. TAYLOR, of Oncar, and JANE TAYLOR. I.ondun : Printed for Taylor and Heuey, 93, Fleet street Ot whom may be had. by the same Authors 1. Maternal Solicitude far a Daughter's Best Interests. By Ms. Taylor. Sixth Edition, fin. boards. 3. Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Wilms of a tanly. By Mrs. Taylor. :Lath Sidon, So. boards. 3. The Present of a Mistress to a Young Servant; consisting of fritrully Advice and real Histories. By Mrs. Taylor. bird Baton. 3s. 6d boards. • • Display. A Tale. ay Jaw Taylor. Fifth Edition, 61. S. Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners. By Jane Taylor. Bectotail Mien, gs. boards. - HATS. PATENT ELASTIC SILK HATS on &aver Radical's light and pleasant wear as Beaver. and Warranted to Leta tt to the last a' most beautiful Black, and will never lose their Shape cr.:•por with Rain, and are in every respect far sup.- / vise to 111 fie aliened by other Hilliers at the exorbitant Price of Sits. are selling at the manutactory of GEORGE FRANKS, Wtittmerrow He7Sr, RiDCROSS•STILILLT, BARBICAN. a: the . very Low charge of only tos.; and Best Li ;ht huperfine Beaver . Nast at only_kss. Families supplied with Livery Hats at inch a Redifeed Price as is worth attention.—From the causal. /AM Charge tra Credit can be given. Re particular as to the above Address, as there is a house in leech street same Name and Trade. FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising front fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result al our study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives os a Sledded stnierloriry over every oh. r Practitioner. In recent easeeof Syphilitic Infiect tioo, a perfect cure is completed in SIC short period of two drys, and in those cases ef a more complicated nature, where other practitioners hays failed of suchss, a proper perseverance In our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or load Debdity,it will he consolatory to know, that the Medicines we presenbe possess-the inestimable power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the Indiscretions of your h, or by %residence In but or unhealthy climate., too setkar. tory a lit e, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in- Salinas' use of mercury, &c. or should it proceed Irons an habi : teal to/ode:lcy to consumption, these our restoratives will produce' the happiest effects: In place of Lassitude and DebilitY, we offer` bating Heabb, Strength, and t:picits; and even to the aged and' Inarm oar plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by: rattly and safely invigorating the system. NUOsetoUll cow of Strictures have been, and are daily ender . our are, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, air.' lain, and expeditious node of practice, superior to any other yet kupted. !he weakness, relaxation, a n di debility proceeding froth this c.,thplahn are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to *Quad and vigorous bealik. • Patten. s ut either Sex rosy consult 'width the greatest honour, &Matey, and *rusty, at our house No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country, dtheriblog their case, and enclosing • a renufilante 03r Advise and Medicines, the same will be sent 50.1 al' pans el the world. OURPE sod CO. Surgeons, Na 107, Hatton Garden. . THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1317. This day was published, By W.' CLAIEZ and Sows, LaW Boo4.ellres, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, In Royal tiro. Parr 11. prier 94. of T HE PRACTICE of the EXCHEQUER of PLEAS, wirhan Appendix of Foram By JAMES MeiNNINU, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn ' Bartistcr at law. Of the Pnbl Vi ers may be hal, in Royal avo. prier tett. boartN, An Aneytieal Dirested lacks to the Nisi Wills Reports. liy James Manning., El BY HIS MAIETTS ROYAL LETTERS P %TENT. ME'rCALFE'S PENETRAT4NG HAIR, EP • BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uota. The universal recei. Hon and tinbskunded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these New Invented Brie.iteii. by all ranks in Society, is a wonderful instance of their over every .ther implement for j Cleansing the H-al from Scurf, thereby strengthening, bi?autify big, and proniatitig the growth of the Hair. As Horse Urstsbes, ; they are approved and rezorismesided by Professor Colman They are alike eateented for all kinds of personal Use., and for all Domestic l'urpo•es, where's a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and combine economy wilt expedition. 'foxy are also of the greatest consequence for Mama= ore and Maehiiiery„ an 4 are hlgaly appreciated by a number of the Grit Artitatis in the Country; the superiority of the Patent Brushes is %a great, that (in comparison) Al others are wholly useless, as .sill by pr. wed on trial Patent Itrushea are warranted free groin whale t,iitte or any adulteration, and at the • same price as genuine Broshes hen•tnfore made. • _ _ To be bid retail of the PA FENTEr. No. IN ORRAT MARY. L .I.IMNN E-. 1 ear ET. PO% rLAND Pt.ncr, antl - ar tta), roau S•rr. rr r ; and all respectable renders of Brost:es in she Coned Kingdom. Some fraudulent Slotphteperg haviag intlteci on he Pubil:, both in rice and qua'ity, by selling sporimei pica% to aA for J. ME ICA! TE'S P. r But! S. atitt see that each Blush hsa thi P.t eatee'A itainp intreme4 METC.II.7C, PATCXTEt." 'with the Royal I:l4tvit.t• Whule sale OrderA to be, addre-red to METCALFE and KFN 1 . , 49, Dean-street, Soho; or T. 0. Keot, Pou'iry. London. NEW VOLUME OF DERBYSHIRE. This day was published, With a Map and Plates, price IRS. boards, Volume the Third. of AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of DP.RI3 YSHIR I!, with Observations on the Means of Its Improvement ; drawn up for the Consideration of :he 'Board or Agriculture, and Internal Improvement: concluding with a lifirf k.c.apitulation of the various Hints and Suggesluns of Measures colculated for Improvement. scattered throw th the whole 3 Vols. By JOHN FAREY, Sen. Morersl Surveyor. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Pater noster-row; Moaley, and Drury, Derby ; Neely, Ctesterfielil ; and Todd, Sheffield. Of whom may also be had, Vol. T. Which treats of the Strata and Mineralogy, ttekb co loured Plates of Straa. price ills boards. Vol 11. Which treats fa Esterea,Babdings, Implements, Drain- ' Ili:, Manuring, &c. priee 151 boards. DLL JAMRS'S FEVER POW iteKS, AND ANALEPUIC PILLS. ADDRESS TO TP.E PUBLIC. y WILL asst inttude the come my ceasing to toseply Messrs. Newbery and Sono with these Medicinee; all with to impress on the I•'uWic 13, that the Medicines I matiulat• tore, are those filth which it has been supplied, froas the timi of thei- invention, to my separatism from Mr. Newhery. My grandfather,by his Will, (the last aad most solemn instru ment 111 a niati's idle,) expressly states, that it being his intention topiverree for the benefit of his son, Robert Harcourt lames, (my father.) tie secret ems! meshed of preparing and teatiing Fever Powders and Pile, he had already connumicated t secret and method to him. and had "mom to instruct him ; and in a Codietlln his Win, made a twelvemonth after ir, and only a 'ea months before his death, be says, that so FOOll as certa•n charge;, which he mahes vision the Medicine, In favour of his other children, may have been paid, that hi, JAM (my hither) might sell the Medicine without the intervention ul ;Mr. New. bery, hi. Executor. I ask, Is this consistent with Mr. Newbery's assertion, that he pose:sire the oily Recipes fur these Medicines; or Aid. • Ile hi.] that he wad acquaitised with the secret and method of piep.tring them t Is the circumstance of t'".e Public having been eseltiels toy supplied, I out the Recipes I possess, consistent wids this asses. dun 1 If It be, the conclusion most be. that the Public have been supplied with spurious Medicine*. whilst the Resi;ies for the ge. :mine Medicines have been niouldeting in Mr. Newhery'e Are these Facts consistent wilt any akilreliCSlSilliSs, set the pot of my Grandfather. that Mr. Newhery knew tile ....e r r% et had any beneficial sigh:, ordnterer.t in the produce of k I will only repeat, which do seitheut fear of contradictiun, that she only place, iuLondon, where the Medicines can be bad eettuitiely manafactured fruits the Resepes. Irons which the Pubic Lae beets exclusively supplied from the time of the 11111`Ctit1011 of thive are, the house of my late hlrati•liather, the Inventor, Eruton.strect, and at MI MS. Butler and S4/1111, Chaftlist , l and ' , Druggists, No 4, Cheap-We, curlier of St. Paul's (Ito tele ifar I. As borne little delay has satin place its my appotountent of an Agent, and Miffing that ),Ir. Newberg has, In that er eabe•"flis attach I had furni.hee bins with,) sold Met; cows ,of ills own compeeneon en ermy Craadtaikes'e manse, i fail C a sdirey'l owe to the Public to mediae my awn immediate intermit, by a. ring to receive such Medicines, cud to furnish, , gratis, Its tstinn for them, others, manufactured Irons the iticipes wi•ieh have obtained for the Medicines the very great celebrity trey possess thruegliunt the wmil My tlranlttelver. W:11 , 11 he o's t thud the Patents, announced to theworld the specitication of h s Recipes, (which was recorded, but the Mast celebraird'lleini-rs could never make the Medicines from that specification; it any one could, all the world cuu'd, as the Patent Office is tycli to veleta insinctlenj bet he was cotienualiy, as his practice stir gested, making Iroprovensents in hi. deplanes, and I deny that Mr. Newbery 2s in possession of the cause mode of otahine thile Med cotes which I snit -From me the Public is quite sure to rio cure thtegenuioe Medicines; and j feel, that after an experience of 70 years, the Pubic will not speculate and' ideals:one earld .112efirimen in the dangerous dime drill •11 which ttLie : 1 - I.liea!4r. Mr. Newbery has 14tely t4;:e,i iu ao al r o l pt he made in the Court of Chanerry to stihstaut•a•e a Preprieterahip in ihe Meal• el es. l'hose• only are my gamine Medicines w:sich hive ay sipetare upon the Srutun.streets Betheli-square, JO. t' TRACTS : Ire — nt LETTERS azidrecsed to 1)r. 4 SOLOMON, 011ead•house, near Liverpool, illustrates • •he Efficacy at the C'ORDIAI. BALM of GII.F.AI) in 01(14.115' •tl t and carol,: rated I)isordrrs her wl ich it is peculiarly being administered to the tender itei•nt. the pregnant fenel'e, and vi rabird age. with sarey and efficacy,Litberto unparalt led in the annals of Medicai Discovery. I en ta roof .—Fe.ward Jones, of this town, says—My niin.l is inniressed w;th a I vely tense of gra• nth: tor tl e very g: eat benefit 1 have received irons your Coenal Balm of Gilead, in a nervous fever, seri ch reduced me to such a state of weakness, tha- I could not hold ep my head 1 teas in this situation (the most eseplorableimaglitable) 14 months, when a Melt.' advised me to try your Cordial Bolin of Gilead, one bottle of which, to my great onnafort, enabled ow to follow my usual av••cation-, and by the use of two more bottles, compb tely recovered nay health. NOS'S u Wohts.-14. M. Willis, Penilin-Castle, near Cese bridge, writes dm • S-1 feel it a duty incumbent upon ine to re turn you my heartfelt thanks for the great blessing I now enjoy; and for the good of the am clod, request you will make my pus , public l have been seven years afflicted (ever since 1 bade dangerous trier in Jamaica) with a viuknepain in the back part; and.c: own of my head, spasms in my stomach, nausea and ire.- 1 'quest vomiting; pales in my thighs, legs, and artist ; a dry c disturbed sleep, and little appetite; for which l have consulted the most eminent Pbricians, without obtaining relict. 'fl•rotieh the use of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Cu 3asiatar.ce, I feel myself better than I have been for the last u 0 years, and have recovered my keig-lost health, solely through the great efficacy of your truly valuable restorative. e - .). It is impossible to Insert all the eases and cures which Dr. Solomon Is in possession of, as it would requirweorne volumes ; he contents himself with what has been inserted, great experience having convinced him, that la all morbid affections of the blood and lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, safe, and efficacious a remedy, was never offered to mankind. As Dr. Summon's practice has new become so great and c yen sive, thatil constant engagements require a considsrahle portion of his time and attendance, be expects, when consulted, the usual complien tit of One Pound: but all written cases. or letters of advie , ind unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and r e :" mittance, to be abswered at his leisure, are required to enclose only half a guinea.—Dralls rosy be obtained at any Post-Office. payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, welch Is a sure mode of c nveyattee Stich letters should, for safety, be thus di rected : M Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid Dohbisr Postage." Sold by 11: Leigh, IS, Strand; and by all Venders of Pateot Vlediceies in auntie and America, mice a Is. and SU a bottle, duty included. Of whom may be had, the Antl-fnmetlgines, or Solomon's Drees,. as absolute 'cure for the Scuts y, scrofula, Leproey, ace. Prim I Is.and ass. per bottle. • pl Abetergent Cabin, an effectual cure for scorbutic grurlDtsfs noillistsires, redness, pnapkai,kc. on the face, !mode sad neck. Price 41.6 d. p e r ha tle. Miss, Sittoiiindell GUM, to Health, which explains in a conche and tiasy nianeer, the isseataleaple methods °Cerement:sr, and ef llestious is-medics, formerehes, Iltrothosidt sr, sod consumptive 40mplatuts. Price •s. R. G. G. LIMES. • ' ~.~. L.3ift.. EOR. SPASMS, NERVOUS DISORDERS, Ike. THE great E ffi cacy nf TOWERS'S STIONA CHIC LSSENCI in Nervous, Spasmodic, or flatul tit Complaints, is fully acknowleiliptd. It correvs Aridity, wants 'and gives tone to the Stomach, ...Maya Spasm. dig Paint, and calms that Nervoua Irrbubility which products Palpitation ot the heart, .e s orld Perspiration 'Fremont, Hurry or Terror ot Mina, restless ness or disturbed Sleep, and a variety of other Symptoms' too numerous to be detcribed. It is esually certain in Nervous Heade ache. fainting and Hysteric Al/trawls a r' d Qicul y of breathing. st ttttt ach!c Essence does not contain a panicle of Opium or of nay dangerous or Narcotic Drug. and. therefore Is confi dently recommended as an invaluable Family Medicine, thivally to be depended on I.r its safety and peculiar effcaey. it le prepared only by the sole Proprietor; 6, Warner -street, near Hat tow-garden, London ;lola sold in Bottles at 4s. 6d. and tars 6d. containing three at 4s. Od by which there is a saving of ns. and may be had (by his appokument) iu Lowi.m, at aU the Genuine Medicine lA'arel..nuse• and, In the Country, ot the sender mentioned Agents Aberdeen, lanes. Liverpool, Wale. and Co. Andover, Langstaff. Loughborourh, Adams. "Ain. Loam, Gritists. -ey, Rushers. Limincion, Manic. MaCCh.`blieLl, Maidenhea.i, Wetton. Matdetwie, Brown and Co. Manci.esser, Atkinson, Hariop. Barnstaple, Syle. Balk, Kni t * and Davies. and Ccutcw.B. Bedfurd. Jones sad h:ary. Berwick. Reid. Biddeford, Handfeed. jun. Ilillingboreugh, Diehard. Binuseghani, 13.-illay and Co. and I. Wood. Bland ford, Sitarrock. Bolton, Gardner Boston, N obir,. Hrl aby. Bourn. I.inc I)rakard. Btu!general, Gluon. Brkliwirt, Roberts. Brighton, tilaisyer and Co. Bristol, Browne and Mancher. falbot, Arthur & Co. Bromsgrove, Msund. Burden), Brougham. Bury St Edmund's Dingle. Cambridge. Hodso n, Watson. Canterbury, Rouse, Coma*, and Co. Carlisle, !011ie. Chatham, Witheridge. Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. 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Plymouth, Cookwarthy & Co. --, Nettleton and Cu Poole,. Moore. Portses„ Jones, Horsey. Portsmouth, Muttley and Co. Prestun, Addisoil., Ramsgate, Barge's. Reading, Rus•wr and Eike'''. Richmond, Yorkshire, Ward. Rochester. Wildash. Royston, Monist:tel. Saffron Walden, Youngman. Salisbury, iirodle and Co. I Sandwich, Cocking. , Shaftesbury. Adams. Sherbonir,Penny,Langden&Co Shiells North , Appleby. sbrewabury. Sidmout h, Gore. Southampton, Randall. Spalding, Gilbert. St. - lee's, Huntingdonshire, Townwnd. Stafford, Morgan. .Stains, Kendall. Stamford, Drakard. Stourport, Nicholson. Sudbury, Uurkitt. Sunderland, Bray. Ilwalllant, Swansea, Jenkins. Taunton, Drake. Tewksbury. Redden. Tiverton, Quick. Truto Nettleton. Tunbridge Wells Sprang,. Uppingbant Drakard. Ushridge, !k*. Wake Cid, Nicholls. Weisel, hidward. Warrington. Hatitiock: 'Warwick, Hiorin. • Welk, Esti IL Weymouth, Woolvrea V.'bl by, Yeuman. Winchester, Maas. Windsor, Deane nod Co. Witbesch, White. Witham, Nash . Woburn, Ft% eman. Wolverhampton, P , llllaft. Woodbridge, Lt die. %/Width, liikon. I Worcester, tyinbs, MA& Co. Yarourath, Grist, Nash. Yeovil, Wellingtori. Vat, Wuktenlsolme. .• ._ .• . Hanley, Albutt. Harwich, Stager. , Hertford, Wade. . Hoddeodon Sams. i Honiton Rogers. HuU, Peck. Huntingdon, Lovell. Basinger, I. Moore. Inverness, Tait. Ipswich, Filch, Hooker. Kendal, Bratashwaite. Kidderminster, Govior and Co. Lancaster, MlnaltulL' Launceston, Ching. Lewd', Heaton, Wright. Leicester, Chamberlain. Leominster, F. We n t. Lewes, W. Lee. Liashist, Brucke. Liverpool, H. 11111 Inge. '. rafts SAvalt-PtiNCE: . NEAR THE PARK AND PUELIC isi“Scr.4. fu be LE ' on I.EASE. Intbf'b.KputofNEtV S REt I% SPU HENS, AVERY cnovi.'nient F %kIILY HOtriF:. with Eight Red•Rorons, Two Drawing Roonii, And Servants' Oakes of every De , crilvion. Ftir Parieulara, an.t 11:1;ett to View, apply to Mr, McNutt Hurley. Up!.01% rrrrr , Condu t-strvv. IMPORTANT 1 7 REF.HOLD AND TYTHE-tREE ES rAI . P.B, Warr& TO BP. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PAREBROTHER, At Caraway's, on TinsoAv, August 26, at Twelve o'Cloek, In Tyro Lens, IFi E Very fulps•inte Extensive and Valuable J. FR EER01.11) f .tpugisting of the MANOR or LORIJsIIII I of NP .WS rrAn; In the County of Ncit , lnghstr., and the ancient Mansion called NIRWA rx.my MRT. and THOUSAND 'I WO HONORE') ACRE'', mars or Nu, of Amble, hfra•!Me, Pasture, Womi Lands, Ind [Akar, divided into sundry etliethle Farms and ratensi•Ye `tuna Quarries and Lime Kilns, compel dug .he entire Lordship ',Al,l.,reur Wood only esCritistl), the whole Itstrs Parochial and Tythe Free (exeept about One Hundred and Twenty-sreart Acres in rite alljoinics taldry); the 1..y.t1 tat only X 47; and the Poor and other Maras very tg . dmg. There are several ppwerfel S resort or Wore, with serf dont falli for Mill work for Ittanutacibries of die first magnitude The I:rdate i 4 sit owed nn the grew !lath Road lietween Nottingham and Manifie din mites Tress die farmer, four from the latter, and ab , lut IPO thins Loudon. The Mar.•br Is well stocked whit Game of all sorts, and the Lakto with F.sh 'and Krik Futt • season, and forms a Domain *rely to be ruret.a4ll. Lot 1, will eonci•t of the Minori the abet, and the whole or the Farts, Wood,. a-d I.a' , bs, Stone Ouartiel and I.4me etico:opu,seJ hy the Mak ;who; on the Nest side of the great North Road, and c0w:144114 I wo Tholvia..d Five Hundred and li , ofitymt.e Acted, tn , :re ur i , •<s. Lin 2 will ruioniqt of th.• I lut Public-hnitse end the r cros , and the tinincloirrd Lamis .m IMurreiod, on the Fla4t st.le of the Park .ailing, and em.tair:i.: ! : Six timilred and Lien Acres, mote or • . • Property niay by viewed on apply4ts to Mr. Otero Meal.y 71 the It.t on the ut vAnntprinte.l Particular. :nay It, bad; and a'so Nli,•rs. J. and Hainan, So icitor , t, rye. 45, Ignicery lane; at the Pi ,ce of Sale! at White Linn, Nottingham. hwaa Mans:Ad. Bear, Loughbo. rou,:ls; 1 here Crowns, 1 ..ie vet.; lh il, i/erlty ; Black wan, York ; 4%1%1;4 Voncaeer ; Bridgewater Art.., Nlatichester ; Hen and Clit.:ketis, Likud:lol4m ; and Bull and Mau ft, Leeds; and of Mr. F.sralrudser, Beaufort tlu tse, Beaufurt-bt.ildings, Strand. .4 . A pm., or tha. l uralotro-osone, tnty i'enuin on mortgage. SELEC t .‘ lk 13CLKII MR I lUR roux • lE. TKINSON I 3 AMBROSIAL SOAP is re l.& etiontottl -‘1 to the le.itttioatt!e wt.rkl J 6 the most beneficial awl rltt.tot At tide of the kited rare Invent et& li•rentoves Inas ler .utthuttt rt-dne.ts, hardness. front the skht, itr.vems its charring, and snakes it luxuriously soft, white, and even.-- Pr 4 e Is. la:r spare, and in ::having Cakes price 94. 11. and is od. each. ATKINSON'S CURI.!NG F1.17:1),, It eeteres the 11,1. r v..l‘ctt• it hat fallen Of grunt Hitless, perspira. ti-n, chance 01 climate, aatiety of mind. &C ; aho fit ait nom semi, and maker, it %Ott and a'sassy as silk, at.c! keeps It is curl d uring rXeiChe In clattery, walking. &e. or in damp seta. ther. entivincing testimonies of its Or .try fr.:m Gentlemen who recovered tle-Ir Bair after b. tog bald 1.4 ).ear., in in Eo,a/ tAt the Ilan., enclosed round each bottle.—Price 3a. lA. 10a 61. and One Guitita. • ATKINSON'I Vital rARI DYE. Changes Grey or Ikea Hair on • Ise Ilead or Whiskersi to an Au built or Ll:a:k, su IN rotaocttt that :Kluft( r ..vatholg, prttp , rattun, nor any ',Orr caw. :, reittuite colour.—Price 4s. los 6d. aa.d Om. ;oittc:t. soul by the Peerietor, Atkitaen, Pcrrumer. No. 4!, Garrard *greet. Soho wiu;tre. L o ndon. and Ly 1110 St PrritinlerS aid msers in tic liar dome Caution --He :0 30: f.r flulti, dec. and so uts%:r Lame 414.1 deart Si on the tlli re AM many P#.l 1,, JULY et The Kinr. after It Oh tcting business with the Dub o f Rich e l i e u Inc co.i.e time, to , * An uirinj► fur more than three hours in an open tglssh. on the Note to VI - net:units. • • lfer Serene tremets the Duchess of Orleans is perfec►ly recov?reo Weis her accoucherrate. and ;mid her respects to li;s Majesty and the R0y..1 Family, accompanied by her illieerious spouse. - The price. of grain at flit Corn hell, "tote suffered 3 'farther redirc:ion ; and 80111 e additional bakers, whow bread was found deficient in weight and qua lity, it.ive brea curopelied to shut Up their -shops. An atrocious inni-ler was last evening committed at the elm' talents of a haker, who had retired some years from lisino.s, in tl.e street Philippeaux. His wife was t:arliatously niurttered, while he was re gsling himself at a nciBbleuttring coffee-house, by mule unknown villeins, who carried away the most valuator effects. The brother and a nephew of the deceased have been arrested on Suspicion. It is said that tne Electoral Colleges of the Seine, who are this year to renee. , the one filth of the CII4III. bar, will be convoked for tic purpase the first fort night in September. We nre :retired there are already lodged in the Office of the Chancery nor...A er than 400 p..titions for the succession to tin pi.tcc..l Firey, law Hangman of Versailles. The greater patt of the new wheat stacked in a field near Vincmaes has be-ii stolen a few nights .icce. The depred.itors cut off the ears with their sickles, and Iris str., w. Police ate diligently occupied.in pursCiiii• them. 'Diereis a flying rcpott, that Madame de Lava lette hat bPon arrevett and conveyed to Lyons. trench fund:-67'. 8:)c. Bulk Actions, 1345 NIADRID, JULY IS. Notwithstanding the positive assertions that orders have been sent to MAintVa fur the execution of the sentence against General Lacy, nothing of the kind has appeared iu our (3 tzette. The report of his es.- cation upon the sth came in an account from Barce lona, dated the loth instant. PRIVATE LETTER. " PARIS, JULT 26. The last third of the Lott has been negotiated at 64. francs ; the preceding prrtions only reached 55. The lenders are the sane . Cnnipany who treated before, 'with the addition of the firm of De Lessen. The cooeluion of this Loan has already produced a salutary effect on the Fonds, which in four days have mounted from 69 to tiS. It is P. rain that eonside-f table forciAit turns have bran trati•tetred from Ger twiny, S w i tzer l an d, are. Gvicvl, to in employed its Oz. 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