Star. — London, England, 1810-06-09 00:00:00

• Vl'litE 7058 ORDNANCE OFP.h.:r, , June I, 1810.,, THE PRINCIPAI, OFFICERS of XIS MA. rsrn ORDNANCE, I. hereby Adios Notice, • Tha Pripqal3 will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, en or beton; Priday the 15th June instant, from such Persons as in , v be willing to undertake the supply of Foreign Timber and Deals for service of this Department, flit a period of one year, from lit July next. The Paliculars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Timber and Deek, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace Yari aforesaid, any day betwien the bouts of ten and four o 'd o ck, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en dorsed, tt Proposals for Foreign limber and Deals;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 15th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed' unless it party making it, or an agent in his belialf shall attend. fly orti:tr of rt,e Board. R. H. CREW, See..."' S.l I:FM.2(i AND blOßKlLK.Atirvaio ANTED to PURCHASE, in either titiffolk or W Norfolk, a Fret-hold Estate, of the value of 50 or X 60,000, to ronsist of it Mansion House, Pleasure Grounds, Manors, and aJjacer Lands. Applications, either personal. er by letter (post paid) to J. W. Coley, Eget n". 12, Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, London, will receive ionne..l'ite littertion. A RESIDENCE ON THE SEA COAST WANTED. AGENTLEMAN and his family.wish to take a 'Alit of a House and amall Farm on the Sea Cow, as a cosatry residtmce for such a period as . may be agreed en. The These awl accommodation neat, and sufficieur for a small family. The groand, or Farm attached. to contain. atylat 100 Acres.- 3, 1 ..5-r, Essex, Hampshire. or Yorkshire, would be preferree. App • •o lames JaDie, W. S. Edinburgh, and znenticin the Tithes, Poor. Kates, and other 'eurdens to be-paid by the tenants. 11 4 T a MEETING of the GENTLEMEN,' 1 1 CLEW: Y, FREEHOLDERS, 'HOUSEHOLDERS, and eeiwr INHA /IMAMS, of the. County of BMWS, In full County wernbled, the sth thy of June, 1510, by the Appointment of the High Sheriff, pursuant to a Reqtai.ition to him for that purpose awl.% Tl.e HIGH SHERRY in-the Char. A Tare Petitions were presetneo by Sir sours 'l 4 ltßoCKalottTom, Bart. and seconded biTitossaa Goont.af a Esq. the one pray irg ler a Reform in Parliament, and the-al:et. for the Release of Mr. 3011 N CALI! loNtEs and Sir FRANC/i BURDET r, Bart. front their Imprisonnlert, w hick havirg read and approved, It was Received, That the Petit; , -11% now read he adopted and isned by the I lzrit Sheriff, in the Name of the County, and de. 11‘ red to the 110Itudiers for thin Chanty, C zoa ot VAN!' (TART aart CtlaaLta Duero Esqts. who are requested to present the muu to the House of Conn:tons ) , and arc hereby instructed to th. smite therein. el Letter addressed to Sir FRANCIS BURDLTT, Bart. having NMI also read—lt was resolved, That the same should be signed lo the High Sberiff, in the name of the Meeting; and that the Ii ; h Sheriff, Ole - Members, .and as many Gentlemen as think proper, b• requested to wait i.pon and present the same to • Sir I.l.sxcis ltuaozr•r, toget!!er with a Copy of these Resolutions. That these 1' r.soluttons be inserted in the Reading, Salisbury, ant Oxford part.; and in the following I.ondon Paper 4 . 'viz..— itornirg C:lroni.cle, British Press, STAR, SUN Stateentan, and Alfred. That th• Thanks ()faits Meeting be given to Sir Joust Teaocrt roa-^H, Ban. tie Mover, and THOMAS Gooutucas, ti. $ towie• the . et.tiuns and Resolutions. PETER GREEN, Sheriff. The Sheriff having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the Meet kg were enanonon9ty voted to him fur hi; gentlemanly, impartial, up:lcemen conduct therein. PARISEI of ST. DUNS T'AN'S in the WEST, Fleet -street, City of London. A T a Meeting of the Vestry, held agreeably to Nolte Notice, on the 6th day ofiune, 1810, present the . Rer. RECHAID LLOYD, A M. Vicar; In the Chair, Ike. The following Declaration, being proposed and approved of, was signed by the Vestry-men pretent, and now lies itt the Ws tre-rer:m, for the signatures of such other inhabitants (including the LTheny of the Roll,,) as may approve of the same, from twelve o'clock to two, till the 1 6th instant. iJ!led upon, as we are, in the present critical emergency, to 'end, with en;r utmost vigour, against the na,est formidable, . at the same time the must subtle enemy that has ever wane:: vu aping our country ; and to contend, not merely for victory, I Late existence—for every thing that tan make England clear to 0 , ted of which, as Ertelishinen, wynay well he proud—for I Larvae, our altar', and our civil liberty ; for that great and Coneitittion, which was the dream of ancient sages, and theinvy of all modern nations—a Constitution iavolving fat of Government, and whose powers are so duly -as tgafford a greater degree of liberty, and a greater se. for it, than is enjoyed by any other nation under the sun ; so effectually contribute towards our security, and :e to the menaces of the enemy, am internal concord and /—a high and patriotic determination to rally round the fitutian as it at perar stands, and to "airport those just venires of the Crown, and those necessary privileges of the amens, which are monuments of the wisdom of our fore 5, and upon which -alone dt ponds the real freedom of the • their indite/ happiness; and their extereal strengt h. cannot, therefore, view without horror the bold and alarm ittempts which (under the forms of Petitions and Addresses) !been lately made to soya the -seeds of dissension throughout 011 11 try, by holding up the Chief Authorities of the Realm to attempt and ridicule; and by stimulating the people to - a well their own Representatives, as though we had less to from the Tyrant ..of Franca than from ourselves, or the the topiary could behest ?rotated by the subversion of kutket whatever imposing names such attempts may disguise we canoot but regard them as proofs either of politi neensy Or Or foul sedition; as so man) efforts to play of France in our own ct-entry, and to introduce and destructive system by which the whole Continent : has fallen a victillt to the French Despot ; and which, suffered to prevail amongst ourselves, must be inevitably • the same disgrace and ruin. Had the nations of the .teen true to their own cause, they had not now been under the iron despotism of an unprin,:ipled Tyrant, seer deposed their lawful Sovereigns, or preserves them nail satellites, shining around his imperial throne. tall:tad *Lula ever fall, it must he by dist..lion and civil dis `, She is agreat and powerful nation. Her greatness and coin. perky have excited •:se errry andindignatiun of her san tie threatens t o •lestroy her political existence, for she blew( en him and universal Empire She is the last asy ined.ornaud happitiest —the last refuge of exiled misery and Anil such a glorimu pre-eminence She shalt continue to •if She he tree to Herself. A great nation, like oar ' , under Diviet NOVIDE N C inviticible—if we be united e rauy round the constituted Authorities of the State with which extinguishes selfish and sinister views, and ru:diviJugl interests with those of the public. in whose names arc: hereunto sabseribrel, feel (m -,....rtswit critical ji:orture ellatts, impe- Upon, and especially from our, local situation, to , • becoming indignation such mischievops and fatal ; tom whatever Tierces, and under whatever sanction, ? ro tted: to strengthen and conso l idate , as far as lies in the exerti ons of Government to prooiote the ptehlilt welfar e; to testify cur sincere 11;yalty and affection , t ,tl table Monarch, whom a kind and indulgent Pa ovt r" nermits to be the Father of tis People; and to ex tisp.ereliaare on the wisdom of Parliament to correct, in its ,!sell Way, such a b uses, as, i n a laps e of many ages, lentally crept into the general structure of the Con t° t Ll* it for the steps it Jias already taken upon ' subject. RICHARD LLOYD, Cliiairrnao. To ice ric.use sus net same the A Letter uddressel lien also read—lt w lo the High Sberiff, /I ei Sheriff, the I N proper, be requested ANCIS BIJ2DETT, 'flat these II usolir am! Oxford par.. ; • Aliening Chronicle, That tbeThanks a ODIT' , N, Bart. the 1 iwtele- a. the i CA The Sheriff having lag were unaiiimousf aid correct conduct t PARISH of ST. t AT n Meetin g is• Piihhe Notice Rer. RICHAiD 1.1 The following De was signed by the Vi try-room, for the sii the Liberty of the Cache o'clack to twt Called upon, as w Contend, with t0...r ui nd at the same time tar against our coun 'Ate existence—lo Up ad of which, a • sirikeono, our aka' s. dvia Cronr.itritior it Nei, thegney of sane foram of Cs lanced as tTafford (-thy for it, than is **Mug yin so effec a [l-fian ce to the tr. or n'.mity—a high a tr.vitution as it a , eciegatives of the C forli.ineno, which ; ,d toilers, and upo n w ap NO; their *debts' Wt cannot, there! Itttempts which uvr been lat e l y mai to minty, by hold ng .e contempt and to- vri;ll thew of • front the l'yr :of the country Cer.stitution ate e d Coder whatever i r sai _, "%Ives, we cant f phrensy or or true of Fran( lave foal and destru tto Europe has f a ll er the E urope taffered to r per. 'fled by the ear.[ Lem tlnent been true bob -.in, under th e ha:either depo Los t many satellites 004 :311Piad 111.411 P! .oOt a on. She isagre. Leo : ciat-erosperity h es tb - IrY foe. He for bee, n and boet er e tietdornand ▪ coil' e lk A rtsl such Eras if She bi wader Div ne rally round Or Via'` edam which new , ' ,•!•“cs our ir.diei .erable .1 . , ..'estate, rr d t 4, i . be pre* me ant ca . .t , l upon ba te wi th be t toiroPo alit.;, w fen) h : staln?proce e d : who P the ,ore ,• i wrlfat table M ct s t i ,0 1 1 1 r• • ear rtg a „,, t!rot and wa • base • al eidentO pt% • and ro p t. hlbj • O▪ f COMPANION 10 LEWICK'S QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISHES, This day was published, in every large and elegant vhkime royal octavo, price £2 t2s. 6d. in boards, or on demy paper, price £1 i is. 6d. in boards, illustrated with nail-1y 500 Engravings on Wood, by Bewick of Newcastle, trout Drawings by Henderson, A FAMILY HERBAL; consisti ng o f f u ll a nd ac -lb, curate accounts of an the Exotic Witt I taFgetious PLANTS useful in Di r, MEDICINE, and the Aa rs ; containing likewise an Easy Introduction to Botany; the Letter-press By R. J. THORNTON, M. D. Member of Trinity College, C.tmbridge; Lecturer on Medical Botany at Guy's Hospital; Author of the Illustration of the . Sexu-ii System of Linnzus, of the Temple of Elora, &c &c. The Engravings made on \Vood, from accurate Figures 03 the Plants, drawn by Henderson, by F. BEWICK, of Newcastle. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whores may be had, by the same Author, A GRAMMAR of BOTANY, for the Use of Schools and Students, with numerous Plates, price Five Shillings. BUTLER'S celebrated RES'I'OR.4:IIVE TooTu pownEß. lEAUTY of Countenance, and regu l ar i ty o f Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leays to remind his Country-wornesa ti.at the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are thscoloured, or sheW a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the p: ascot preparation affords the infallible meart*uf removing every b:•-staish of the enamel, and is safe iu Its application, lacing enriposed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of ail ran\s, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay oldie enamel of the as renderit: the Breath sweet and &lean ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com• position of this litid ever brought forward to pithlic notice; has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has :n boast that it is hi daily use of Royalty itself.' • Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, Ng. 4, Cheitritle, cornh of Paternoster-row ; Batter and Co. Edinburgh alullilas gow ; Beim, Portsmouth; Newh'ry and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Hosland and listytlon, Plymuuto ; and most Country Medicine Venters and Praluenera, la, bases at:Zs. Ock. • each. , . • VILLAGES OF ELTHAM, LEE, MO ITINUHANI, AND SHOOTER'S HUJ., KENT. • CAPITAL. MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, PARK. AND GROUNDS, several genteel DweVing- houses, Offices, Coach- Houses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, Gardena, Farms, Lands, Messuages, and Chttays, abort 1850 Acres, with possession of the hianAion House and GI-omits immediatkly, and of the remainder, a sm:.II part excepted, at Michaelmas neat, , By Messrs SKINNER, TUCKIN, and FjRRE,T, On IVedne,day July 12, and two following days, at 12 o'clock, at Garrawav's Coffee-house, 'Change:Vey, Cornhill, TN about FIFTY LOTS, v a lu a ble -add exceedingly A eligible FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES— pleasatly and most des'rably situate, at Eltham, I.ee, Mat ti:2oam, and at Shooter's-Hill, in the high road to Dartford, Cltislehtirst, and Maithaone, in tie vicinay of Blackheath, Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley, and Daley, in Phe county of Kent, -awl only from six to nine miles from London; com prising the Manor of El t ha a i, w i t h Courts, Fines, Quit Rents, Royalties, and Appurtenances; the-capital Mansion-houtte called Eltham Lodge and Park, containhig 146 Acres of eicci!ent Gni* Land; and I tic Green, Horn Park, Middle Park, Eltham Conrr, Elqtain Town. the Moat, the Chapie, Pippin Hall, M'ot tlngliam ; and Cole Harbotir Farms, containing 1100 acre. of ex cellent Meadow, Pasture, and productive Arable Land, with farm I - lou , es and every necessary Gut-hat Wings. Several genteel Dwel:ing-lieuses, with Offices, Coach-Louses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens. Tluatscontmotlious l'remise),.known as the Elthsm Academy. Several Messuages, a Butcher's Shop, and l',,venty Cottages, small Pared-4 of G:Lrden Ground, and Meadow Land, containing about 'I coo litmdcAl Acres. Wood I.odge, and Basle-Wood House, on Shooter's Hill ; with mammals Offizes, Ctsich-houses, 3tabling,Pl-asuce Grounds; Girders, and Gra:s tandy; severA helessuagua and Cottages, some Wood Laud in hand; the whole containing about Nancy ' seVert ACM. be viewed /went tenants; -the Matotien atticidars, may be 'bad days preceding the sale, by leave Aldersgate street ' where the Leases tray be seen. Partici:hint also of Willis ns is 1 XV a ker, Lee ; Ge:Ln Mag, Llaakl+r • 4tl Gar:l4W% sellers and Medicine Vender* an every Too a, in ►oxen at as. W. aid t t s. each. I'M k'ORTANT DISCOVERY. THE Advantage the Pubrsc . must always derive from regularly educated professional men directing alma* excluded) , their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the uneiamplecl success which has attended the administration of Iheir new remedy, and the extraor• dittary cures it has performed. For a long series of years Messrs. Cu situ and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invest'. gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury, in the cure of thiecomplaint ; it is sufficient to observe, that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those , of mercury, for though it completely eradica t es ever y ves ti ge o f I the virus, is Its must confirmed stages, yet !t does not In the least injure th e constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion ; thus instead of reilueing .a stroog sod vigorous constitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not Only re• serves tot constitution in its primitive state, but restores 'week and debilitated one to its natural suer4th and vivant. Pialiber. less instances are um recent reseed of the vsgarrier Azary at this medicine, its inherent mit specific viness Mme' m a perpetual corrective an bodily debility, whether proatailia. Item as exam of conjugat er Wick Omura, or from the eats hisidioss, though not les+ destructive, indulgence of in pouch of both seam in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afR cting than that *stressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune,ailtamed to as* so. until lie is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a eonatabog ra& e. Lion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment', be restored to that greatest of ail baaassisisssings, a gm& manly mid vigorous constituthilh • • ..• • • • ' 'e ''-:- •• .- .' • ' ' • itime.' 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'''se th e s .. ; 1 . • \ .,._ c he j t . ... e v . , . . . t • et'i s e ,. . . , , . - • 4 i -- ' s .Ik. . .4.,..„ •/5,a, \,. , . i *.• il / a • --.........:,, i . . . —. , . :*. i ' - ' 4 ""Gl'-=-..‘ -A ' k., 1,,. ',;t:.* t ‘o s . • ~...-......„:„......,„.......„ . , • . • - 1 - SA I tU it DA% .JUN E 9, 1810 . 'PRICE SIXtENCE-HALEPEN N 1 . •T, SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCfETY. • SALE POSTPONED. •AN ELEGANT VILLA WITH A )ARM ON THE BANKS HE Public are respectfully informed, that In. MANOR AND ESTAI•E, MONMOUTHSHIRE, OF THE THAMES, with immediate pumme l . suranees on Lives, &e. are sleeted on application at die MESSRS. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, TO BE SOLD BY AUCCION, ' (Ate, in Cornhill, and Craig's-Court, Charing-Cross. respectfully enfonn the Publi c , th a t th e SALE OF THE fly Messrs. SKINNER, I'UCHIN, sod FOR RiST, a( FR T REHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE situate in th e Pa r i s h es On Thursday, the 1 uth of July, at • l'w e lve. at flarrawars. is Lein, , FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, aatemeereocs jtixta Usti, Leer:peeve. RV roisaca. and A MOST' Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, d e - -1 ' privately taught. at No. 19, Sherrard- s tr e e t , G o ld en - em s are , Agee OAVVIN v, MONMOUPIISHIRE, which was advertised 1 X lightfully situate on a spot universetly &linked for the mo• so Ladies and Grntkmejs of any age, who have never learnt that to be Sold by Auction by them on • Wednesday the "'nth instant, treme heaulyvety of the scenery, with exit naive 1 accomplishment, or have not the modern style. e at Garraway's Coffee-house, London, IS POS . PPO NED. Grounds, laid out w it h an infinite degree of taste, in lavron Fete' Mr. ALLTN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those dem. Parterres, paddocks, shrubbery nod terrace wilts, planted to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable regal. CAPITAL FARM, LINCOLNSHIRE. • with a variety of valuable and ornamentel Timber Trees; plea/ site for genteel society eepeditiously, privately, and in a superior TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, singly grouped. and the aljoining inclosures of very etch dad feto style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private '- By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORRZST, tile Land, forming a complete Fenny Ornee, coin:veiny simple On Wedoeaday, the 20th of June, at 12 o'clock, at Garrauay's • teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable vet el then about 45 Acres, exclusive of 19 Acres of Leasehtrid Land ad* • .pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors ofdah• Coffee-house 'Change-Alley, Corithill, in One Lot , joining,the property tf the Haan. Gen •nef trr 1011 N. me siyAd . • taught the most ekgant fancy Aanees, and all the supedur pansisf A Capital an d very improveabie ESTATE, called Lion is on the ewe( Bank of Thenass, ibout Owen atilleer the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Fridelte r ~ • the Rectory or Parsonage Farm ; eensining of 475 Acres Richmond, and within ostelgtMllgstossoefteetreviding tbkneoslier t 7. -- staeutemeasure, of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, (tytbe- hematite& and interesting ' 'l'Ve, knit r. el f in i• - This day were published, in octavo, price, 7s. in boards. PRINCIPLES of DESIGN in ARCH!' free) with a tnnvenient Dwelling-house, Barns, Stabling ,; Bak ton, and Beatty Parka.. T - , lifts , Meistlsse, and sultahleOut-buildings; situate at Weilingore. cwt.?, 4 seine *canoe erec di '. ''y * mintallaiffilleaeeedalire • TORE ; traced in Obsertatietss on Buildings, Il w . road kola Lincoln to Grantham; a beautiful elegalt stake of :wattle, epenjug.ipto a rand conanowtory behind, .... Egyptia n , Plweniciais or Sysien, , - Il l eg= il tal the county; about ten miles frora the city of which with tits d tg 4 atViiii4ooslTpbestlatid well se- rwpoliteesian, Arabian or taraernic, Old Enoch E esiast cal, Old English Military and Domestic, Revived .Roman. Revived Lincoln, ten fromitileaforde le from Newar k ' and 16 from G rass- ' ceded. Tke Coach-homses Stabil g leaf linititugs MI titans; now in the possession of Mr. James Wilson, a respectable entirely encompa . t 1 and screened by a thickbeleuf piantantene. Grecian, Chinese, Indian, Modern Anglo-Gothic, and Modern tenant on a short lease, at a very low net: rent of only aCtiso per To be viewed oe Tu.:ell:4 and F.:Kitty& between the 'Aura of. t English Domestic :in a Series of Letters to a Friend. Annum. The Estate Is held under the Dean and Chewer s! I.iu- 1 twelve and f.eir, by tickets only, wend, wire prroted pa . I Printed for T. Cavil and W. Davies, Strand. coin for 21 years, at two reserved rents, amounting to only £35 I may be had of M‘•nrs. Knight and .Shi:ubsole, Kingn.ws; and This day was published, in octavo, price 10s. 611. boards, per Annum, and which is now Feld by the tenant. The Estate Is Mewra. Skinner. Tuchin, and Forrest, Alderstate-careen. j rj- all the principal Authorities; adapted to general Us e o f the HE MILITARY LAW of ENGLAND, with usually renewed every *eves y e ars, accardi n g t o cus t om . . •• I'o be viewed. and p r i n t e d particulars may be had of the I'e- TO BE SOLD, Courts Martial. 2 - Army, in its various Duties and Relations, and the Practice of nant; also of Mr. Sterk, Printer, Linc o ln ; Me s sr s . Newcontbs, I'HE PERPETUAL ADVO%VSON Or, or /lid Printers, Stamf o rd ; M r . H odson, Printer, Cambridg e; M r . . l Published by J. Goddard, Military Bookseller, No. 1, P a ll M a ll , Peck, Printer, Hull; at the Rein D e er, Lincoln.' Angel, Gran- ' next Presentation to, a very valuable Rectory in the Coate/ t Where may be bad, , them Hotel, Newark ; An ge l, Peterb o rough ;at Garrway's; of Suffolk ' The present Incumbent is upwards of 90. ! a p ar - The Military Costumes of all the European Armies. deniers enquire of Messrs. Graham, Kind ley, and Doinviele, So. . and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchinea n d F orrest , Aid ergate - street . —_-- Others, lencinn's len, London. . Likewise, Remarks and Plans for the better Establishment of. FREEHOLD MANORS and ESTATES, FETCHAhI, •AND . e -.• _ i the Shoeirep Cavalry Horses in the Field. Price 3s. GREAT BOOKH A M , near LENT/ iIiRHE . AD, SURREY. - SURREY. . By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, 1 - '0 be Disposed of, a .I)esirable rRgEHOLD • ' This day were published, On Wednesday, the 27th June, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Swan -IL ESTATE, penlcularly adapted for the residetee of a Gino-. ' Printed in Quarto, and embellished with Engravings by Mitten, Inn, I.eatherhead, in hots; tlemanPs Family, and containing many superior advantages to the - ' from Drawings by Edwards, price 10s. rd. sewed, 12 EFLECTIONS on the FOOT of the HORSE, THE Valuable anti Extensive FREEHOLD possessor, from its situation and sonvenience It consists of a o MANORS of FEICI-lAM aced CANNON COURT, ,Mension, with Gardens and sul.able Out -offices. and about 300 i LA- sad on the Nature and Effects of Shoeing moon the Foot. with the rights of Fare Warren, Members, and Appurtenances, Acres of Laud , in excellept condition, with a Farm-house, Sese. By BRACY CLARKE, F. L. S. situate in a delightful and much-admired part of the County of and In one of the most le asant parts of the County of Surer*. ' Veted ' Surge, Au:her of an Essay on the Economy and i Surrey, about six miles from Epsom and 21 from. London. A Fbr particelars apply to Mr. John LeteScificiter, N. SO, Chan. Mode of Propagation of the Bots of Horses, d Neely, small a compact Farm called R)(IXJ NS, situate In Fetcham Parish, cery.Lent, London. ' I Printed fur the Author ; and s o ld at N o . 17, Giltspor-street; sm .. contiguous to Eastwich Park, containing a b ou t 30 A cres o f f ert il e a I by Sherwood, and Jones, Paternoster - row . ISI.E OF WIGHT. . or large paper, 365 hoards, Also, a small compact FARM, situate in Great Bookham, By Order of the Honourable Comniesslooers of kis Mejaty's T HE SPEECHES of the Honourable THOMAS containing about 40 Acres of fertile Land, with a Farm House, Customs. ERSKINE (now LORD ERSKINE,) when at the BAR, Etc- and valuable Common 6084, in the occupation of Richard On 'Tuesday, the 12th of June, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock fn that ; on subjects connected with the Liberty of the Press, Reform ot Arthur, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. Forenoon, at the Custom House, in East Cowes, Parliamen - , and against Constructiv e T re as ou . Sundry valuable Timber Riede', on the v er y e i fens i ve Com- THE UNDER-MEN I'IONED VESSELS; • Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly. mons of Great Bonkham ; and several Cottages. which Mere been seized and legally condemned, via. ' Also, Sir PHILIP FRANCIS on the Abundance of Paper in To be viewed by apply:ng to Mr. Payne, at Great Bookham, REBECCA, of Portsmouth, 26 Tons per Register. 1 Circulation, •uid Scarcity of Coin ; with Mr. FIUSKISSUN'S opposite Eastwich l'ark, of whom printed Particulars may be OWNERS DELIGH l', of Exeter, 36 Toneper Register, Statement of the Finauces, price 2s. 6d. hail ; also at the Place of Sale; at the Red Lieu, Dorking ; White with their Materials —One four-oared Boat. r Mr. BARHAM on the Exclusion o f Corn, a nd th e Introduc- Hart, Guildford ; Spr e ad La g le i Ep som ; o f M r . Bi rc h, S o li c i tor, Al so the . following Goods, being Stores of Revenue Vessels, 1 don of Sugar in the Distilleries, 2s. 61 Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury; and ot Messrs. Skinner, Tuchiy, 1 Mainsail, s Foresails, I :Erred, I Jibbs, 1 Oa7 Topsail, ' and Forrest, Aldrrsgate-str ee t. Mar, Shrouds Cordage, Cabin Stele, Wintibiss, Pimp Gear, Ste. 'lbis day were lu:dished, in one * Volume, octavo, pew , : Its, in boards, VALUABLE FREEHOLD TYTHES, DORSI': FSHIRE. To be viewed two days previous to the Sale. OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASE of the HIP By Won,. SKINNER; FUCHIN, and FORREST, •• BUCKS. At , Gari•away s, on Thursday, July 5, at Tw e lv e , i n fir e L ots , JOINT ; to whieh is added, some R e mark s en Whi te • ' 1 Ht. Vaillable and very imptovea hie =pro priete TO BE PEREMPTORII e Y RESOLD, Swellings of the Knee, the Caries of th e J o i n t o f th e W r i st . an d 1 other similar complaints. The whole illustrated by Cases and • FREEHOLD GRE.VI' and SMALL TYI'HES ' of every Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court _../. Engravings, taken from the diseased pale, denoiniaaion, arising from epwarda of 6200 acres of inclosed of Chance ry . made in a Cause Be e ksp eare a g a i ns t buses, before - By the late EDWARD FORD, Esq. F. S. A. lands, about 4090 of which are arable, the remainder meadow, FRANCIS PAUL S ritliTirOltD, E s q. one o f t h e Masters o f d ie The Second Edition, revised carefully, with sense additional pasture, urcharding, woods, and sheep downs, forming the said Court, at the Painic Sale Rooms , Tuesday, the 36tk day of in Southamptotteßuilde an on Observations, by :11tottias Copeland, Fellow of the Colltegg o f tithing of Cranbourne , Helsel], Alit:Molt, Beveridge, Blagd e n. kegs, Cha cery-1 o e, L ondon,ti C lock inehe Afternoon precisely, In O t te Surgeons, a n d Assistant.l'urgeon to the Westminster G e n e ral l Mounchton, and Fairwood, situate in a fire part o f t h e county June next, at • Dispensary. • of Mont, 12 miles from Salisbury, six from Ringwood, 15 from l'ati Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Prince's -street, Soho. lllaudford, and 10 from Winthourne. To each ot the Eychinga PART of the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD _ Where may be had, just-published, price 2s. are attached extensive Common Rights, which upon inclosure -- Es FATES, late of Colonel ALtIANDIIIL luerr, decessd, Cursory Remarks on Corpulence. By 4 Menlbsr of the Col- will considerably increase the yearly value of the impropriati o n consisting of a Mansion House, with suitably* Out-buildings, lege of Surgeons. Mr. James Stroud, at Cranbourne Manor House, will slew the Gardens, Shrubberies, a Cottage, and about 40 Adfis of Arable, • several 'Friths" of whom printed particulars may he had ; par- Pasture, and Wood land, situate at !Nome, in the County of This day was published in large octavo, price 101. 6d. in boards, titulars 'also of Mr. Wickens, Mapplton, near Elandtord ; Bucks, being the Estates comprised in Lots No. 1, No. I, aqd • A TREATISE ON RUPTURES ; .containing Mesa.. Brodie and Co. Printers, Sal :sbury ; Mr. Langdon, No. 3, of she former Sate. an Anatomical Description of each Species; with an Ac- Printer, sherbourne ;at the Crown lens, at Wee: mood and Printed Particulars may be bad at the said Mastees C.hambere 1 cant of Its Symptoms, Progress, an,l Treatment. Illustrated Vt'iaile roe ; of Messrs. Es:court, Wh:ttard, Penns` and Ody, in Southampton-buildings; at the Office of Messrs Row, Hall ! 1 with Plates. The Second e:dition, corrected, and very consi- S o L c i tors , I.i nco l n ' s I nn ;at Mummery's; and of M essrs. i Skin- and Ross, Soliciturs, , New Boswell Court, Cprey-atreet. London, ' tkiably enlarged, ncr, '1 uchin, and Forrest, Aldersgue-street . where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ; and at the Premises. By WH.LIAM LAWRENCE, CAVENDISH 'SQU.4.RE. DR. FREEMAN'S GU ITA SALUTARIS. Member of the Royal Coder of Surgeons, and Demonstrator of Anatomy, at St. Bartholomew's Hospi•al. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSES, r i • Ht value of this Infallible Medicine has been so WWI elt gee •. Ornamented Stone Fronts, numerous Offices, Coach • Prtnted for J. Cellow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court,Priece's- tong proved, that nothiig of. the motet day catvbear a Hansen Stables, Gardens, and Ground. street, Soho. fly Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN. and FORREST, competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Discuss Where may itt had, just published, price Is. 6.1. which It effectually cures and u raiticat e s fr o m th e habit, without tee I Daubenten's Misery:Mises on I n di gest i on; in which is satisfaa- On Thun.day , the 12th July, at 12 o'Clock, at Garrett/ay'. Coffee exciting the painful feelings and e xpoeur e that att e nds e a ' Vestals,' I House, 'Change-allt y, Cornhill, in l'w o L o t s , •ny ;hewn the F.fiieacy of (presort n. in relieving this, as Neil as its connected train of complaints, peculiar t o th e d e clin e o f life. , I'WO Capital and V a luable FREEHOLD MAN- without confinement from bueinessout debilitating the constitution in any dezree, arena regd. The Third Edition, with addhums. ley Dr. Buchan. r , SION HpUSES, desirably situated on the North-side Ong of 'or restriction in diet. Th e radica4 s have.proved their claina to pul t lie Cavendish-squire, Nos. 9 and 10, in the pr o session of th e Couto virt ere of these inestimable Drop marobitiou for no re than 30 years. In all the debility of both Ibis day were published, in small Octavo. prier ss. in boards,_ teas of Hereford, and M. D. Magens , Esq. on leases, which a- a • • • .. • ' • . - PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS tt? YOUNG pire at Midsummer next and Midsummer Ibl I. sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debdit yy . isproducrd by teo free'use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or tench' i - OFFICERS, relative to the Interior Discipline of a Regi- The Premises occupy two valuable and extensive Plots of ' fects of a climate to travellers, and thlue gam . ' meta of Foot. Ground, are most substantially erected on an excellent plea and . 1' hey cannot be recommended toostrongly tbeei - who will re. to Dy MAJOR T. CHAMBERLIN, elevation, with elegant ornamented Stone Fronts, containing se- . • ceive a sat zredy, aud complete cure in at old stubborn Glees' Of the 24th or 2d Warwickshire Regiment. • veral capital suites of Rooms, and domestic Offices of every de • sad ev ..... .__ _., _.._ biadder , s ~,• • _.. new,tllllll airects we suu organs of using. up To Officers commanding Local Militia and Volunteers, and to scriptton, with extensive Gardens, and a private Mews behind. -"" Its e fficacy many women have become mothers who for years had I young Officers iu general, whose opportunities of becoming ac- The whole so constrtueed that at a small expente might be laid been de rived of that happiness. Maimed with the interior Economy of a Battalion have been few, tngrther, aed form one of die most complete Mansions in town. Sold Wholesale and retail at Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, ' i the directions contained in this Work cannot fail to be useful and To be viewed between the hours of too and four, (after the ner of Paternoster-row; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Be. 1 acceptable. • • 2.lth June) by rickets , which may be had, with printed Partku- I , Portsmouth; Newbery end Son, Dublin ; Pack and Tiumer. ; Printed for RicuelltD Punters, London ; and to be had of-all !ars, of Mr. Shaw, N 0.1113, Gower-street, Bedford-square ; and of Hull; Hotland and Hayllon, Plymouth; and by name 1 Booksellers. Messrs. Skinner, Tuthin and Forrest, Alderegate-tereet. twenty days preceding the sale, by leave of the all cases of gyelellty. delieiency;frast whativer OWN Midas, nsion House by tickets only, whiai, with printed , as well a. to rsery species of vetting infection, Mews: Curtis be 'bad of TUChIII, and korrest,- and Co. may be cunsuked •by OWNSs nt either sez wit! the , where s Pisa of the L.cates and Covenants of greatest secrecy, and bonour, at their hoosie,Ne. 107, Hume. • te wee. • Garden. - Pitlests in the counttt, 6111111110 g the pa ti of Mr. lathes Fos rd F.l chain Town ; Messrs. 'their oornphunts, by letter putt paid, stowing a BasikVe ll % • a her, sobuiturii, c), Ft .ard; at the Tyger't Heal, have the necessary atetkeioe apsi advisa INK to any part st t • ; 13w1, Simian's ; and as 'kingdom. . . Po. IS?, Hatton-GAM& . . . -. , • • • • •