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BREACH OF PA'OI.E OF HONOUR. 7RA NSPORT o F ads, AUGUST 19, 1814. .1L7(7 HE REA S the A•lierican Officers, Prisoners of War, named and &scribed at the toot her e of, h a v e absconded from ASHBUR 1 ON, DEVON, in tstolation of their 13 :ro te of .Honour; tho Commi.sioners f4ir conducting his Ma je..ty'a Transport Service &c. do hereby offer a REWARD of I'EN'ODINEAS, for the Recapture nt each of the svd Pri:o to any person prson, who shall apprth , :nd them, and .airliner them at the 015ce, or otherwise cause them to he 104,11. n any of the. Public Gaols: And a further Reward '1 4LNTY GUINZAS on cussvicdon of any British Siebj.:ct aiding in ewape. • AactgtsnLa TAYLoit, Captain of a Privateer, aged ( 27, five feet, six inches and a ball high, middle size. round face, fteNla complexion, brown halt. gyey eyes, and pitted With the -small-poz. . . CHARLES WILSON. Supercargo, aged 30, floe feet five in , 4is high, middle size, long fire, fair complexion, brown hazel eyes. laltts l'otsto'rr, First Lieutenant of a Privateer, aged 31, • • • • liMe•feer olne inches and a quarter high, middle size, long face, sallow cosnpl •xion, dark brawn hair, , gy4 eyes. • FIRST 0 giPTEMBER. 1 rut revectfutiisictistaints the Public, that 1.• the present I.OT rsitY begins Drawing og THURSDAY, the Ist of September. , " MP. GOLDEN-LAMP. DitEWEItV. VOTTCE is hereby given, That a Hilryearly L General Meeting of the PROPRIETORS of Ibis Concern. will be holden at dsiCtr , or Lonna* TAVERN, Tettaite, the nce in.tant, and not at t , .e Oto Lortoom TAVLRNI, as adverikett before. By Order, . . • COCKS and CAMPBELL. The Chatr will be taken at Twelve &Clock preelso!ty. No person to be admitted whose name is not entered in the Booklet' the Company as asSbare-holder. , . . T HE EMILITART R cisTell is publishes every s tittclnesdny/ r price ShiMog, and sent, prst-frie. to every part of the ilnised Kingdom. The gist ' , lumber, pub. I. she.: on. Wednesdai fat, rontalw, afitiongst a varlet, of iutereit. !ng matter; the OlAcial Regulations tweeting the l'Ay now lint. granted to the G..terat When* or the Foot Guards and the Line, the New Rates ar Half-Pay. the Prat- Allowance co Sub.llt,!rns of Miliva, Let &c. dli the to' 'nee I:utuberi may be had. farming a most drdrable Miteellarly for Mdltary Men in all stations, Published at Cod.lke Milkary Library. Pantork-street; and at the Mditary Ileffs'et 'Office, N 0.41, Spring-gardens (where the Etlt'of IriJ Wend to ail canna:utiles:ions of the Amy); and to be had of all Newontn. Preesritlito.-11r Met.. LI ?Ps. Halt' - £lO 7 01 Eighth - bE2 13 6 Quarter • 5 5 0 1 Sixtertilt 1 7 0 Tickets and Shares are sellir.; 11!til Officec, 4, and 9, Charlhg-!rots, where more PRIZES in NUNI3ER and VALUE have beta sold for tlieslast Ten Yearb than at any two Otlire4 in 3.-ondon.—fichesufs gratis, and ail Busineas in the Pub lic Funds tranbacted Milt fidelity add dhpatels. at 4, CORNHILL, ask' 9, CHARING-CROSS. t • . Thla dip was, published, • , In quarts, price Xi. It in beards; ' • rrHE ATTORNEY ANI) AGENT'S NEW A.: - .TAtitir. of ttirrti la; the Collie+ . 0 KI NG'S I:IENCH, COMMOS PLEAS, and Ei:Clii.:QUEit UP, PLEAS. acct.tattling the For. and Disburs e m en t s o u t he pelf . cif the Pisint!lf a A:Defendant in the Prosecution and Defenasof Actions; In. to,r4atiotts, .and other Prow..edioss ; isiclositog the Usargeo of Fines - ind Recovetiei; WrPs of hclr`e Facies, Itibess Carl+usraud vartpus speetal tetateirs ; soseth. er with the Costs in Wrin of £r` roc *mho King's .ISench, Exchequer Chamber, and House of Lords.. To Whfch are added, Di:ls hie Proatett ing and Defend-, lug i l tdletanehtitf the /anions, Goys in matopini-Booltruptcy, the ges of obtaining Parents and pa to f Acts of Par :. ...It, Ace. by JefHoPhl.MEßalel: ; i' 4 triml4l4oo. lioneiwonb eke :'.o t, Laic lookssik ler.. 'it'rfet. , Orwinsteßter be hii/, price us. I,,ordi, 13 13 ora;t:t: mid Ate in The Court of Eine.' Bench, accomitng to tit.. proem Scale of .Allowance; with a Prezlidui: or AtE•lairiN to Increase. . • C4I2ROLL and Co. Stack -Brnicers, No. 7, Cnrn.. , Ilk and ...a, oxford -street, bey leave respectfully to inform rho Public. that they are selling Tickets and Shsrcs for the New I,OTTEItY much chrtpsr than for ninny years past, Whole Tickets &Lusty 19 Guineas, and Sixteenths at Li. 7s each. C. and Co.particularl. recomnvend the Scheme to the inzpoc tlon of the Public (whiCh maybe had gratis) ; it contains il Prizes of X20,f.:09 2 Prises of A'2,(..00 -sk .Fazes of 1e,900 4 Prizes of - I,t/ptl • 2 Prizes of tp3o 5 Prizes of 50 Besides 45 Capitals of. ,taio, 4100, StE'. tte.—the lowest Prise' aettO eath, alignd no faxed Cailtais. 'I obe draw): in Threw Days,. September 1, 18. awl 17. - •, , 1 Last I.ottery CARILt.g.I.. 2, 4 1 Co. sold the foiitswiageartitals; via. No. 5,1140, a Prize a ,C3,1t,t0, a:id No. 8,114, a Prize - of P 2.10, in Twelve Shim.: s. N.B. All Business le the Putlic Ponds transacted. soli or6en 'from the Country pigletually &need e d to. BY Order qf the'COMMITI'EE for relieving the DISVRESSES by the WAR in GERMANY. To the LADIES of iNG,LAND , from the LADIES of • GERMANY. . .• • DItk.SDEN, Jona SO, Hiles With modes, of joy and gradtetle we have learned front the pubic prints the fbresadon of Committees of benevolent Eris ish Females, whose Hiatt. art devoted to the at;eviatioo cf. the Dis tre.ses of the Conti...n., and who, in particular, deeply syntpa thizein the forlorn state of the unfortunate Orpbane of Saxony,. which has had to sustain so severe a trial. Here, too, was form ed a similar iiecisty, which is exclusively eimged providing for these eest i:ute tie ones. .ludgr, then, w hat • must have been rum feeling, when we heard that our sisters in England were mak ivg our most important concern their own. With detp emo tion we joie them in the good work; ind• approach them with the contt.letice which the Christian sentiment of Charity and benevolence so *easily inspires.. Let us, then, frankly acquaint leo with cur distresses, as well as with what his been done to relieve then; and what we venture to solicit of our generous Be.tish sisters. We need not repeat how grievously our country (in Windt die emancipation of Europe was achieved) ha! suffered from the war, and its formidable train—Want and Famine—. Disease and Misery—Devastation and Death!—All this the pub fapeosliontp aptiiinted;. flu d we koow that log cannot be strangers to Abe entject en general. Wu wish, however, that tkecuildstlescrilie to you the inaiiidual distress which Commie& via, thedeplorable state of the chtldreo, who have lost father and mother., eld every.ttrog along with them; and yet we durst not give lou;faithful picture of It, as it would wound your hearis too deeply. It it most painful to hear in what a stair these chtlelfen, particulaily those of very tender age, have been found by thole excellent meat wh6 feel themselves called by Gan to 'rICKErs AND SHARK CFIEAPFM THAN FOR '111E• • LAST HF iI:EN' LOTrEltiESi . STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING TriE la OF 'SEPTEMSER, 1414. . SCHEME. • 2 of A'2,000 are :440,0^0 2 1 C,otlo 2 5,000 10,two . 2,000 . 4 ...... 1,000 4,000 5 600 10 200 • 2,000 15 leo 20 50 1,000 2,750 • 20 ...NU... 53,000 elay was poblichfe. Fh;VOIS. 12eno. prl:t 1:56. • T HE HYPOCRITIL or,. The Moiern.Janus.— ET. SELINA 1)A1'1r:NIIIR rAnted for A. K.Neworsirt Asa Co. Lesetenhail—areot.. 117te following tie. jobs vsesstl•heil _ _ . . Bee'wler's Miser es ! by an Aid Atattl ut Datiactior, 4 %V% price `Aix. Vide it/ I.nndon ; or, Lolly and hw filen& ; by Mrs.Hof land, vet: ..:44 Prison House; or, 'The Wo:13 we live In; by Mre s ßridget Dineruentle, 4 vols. 2is. he Clergynian's Widow and her Young Fzmily,Se:oni Edi tion, by ! 4a. • . • • - E•ltelin ir ; The Recluse of the Lake, by Charlotte Smith, now cd 231. SaTicion ; or,'l he DrneVoler.t Rabat, by Lady —, yob. price toe. Mootreithe, or the Peer of Scor:and,di vole. Us. novice, or The Heir of Muntsorti.fo Castle. lir Matthew Moral, Iloq •2 vols. los. 14,000 Mejati. • •Al 40. 000 _ _ - NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of Drawing: Ist Day - - . Ist SFP [EMBER. fid Day - - 13x1► SEPTEMBER. ad Day - -17 d. SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co, the Contractors, At this Offices, ItVDE, i,r.h VI! W:6l-11. • TO he SOLD by AUCrION. by Mr. INVNNE. At tatt Ate: ion Niart, I.undua, tin %ifetineadly, the - 24th day of August instant, at Twelve o'Ctock, A LL that modern-built DWELLING-HOUSE, LlL'aittrate at Upper Ityde, some ye-Ars niece the property and [wide:bee Of Jost en LETTZSWOKTH, Esq.. deceased. and after wards the occasional residence of the Wen MM. Earl ›PrucLa ; together with a large Garden, Stable, and Chaise-lious,, adjoin. log; Also two stone and tile-hu , k Ctsttages, a::% but detached 'from the Dwelling-house, wtth Gardens behind sniall Pad-. dock in frntit of them. The te illaCes) in a situa tion commanding delightful views of St. Joha'st.t. the oppoCte coasts of flanip.hire and Susiex. S rar„d, and die Southampton River. It clitsists, on the ground-11.,t;r, of a good Entrance, Library, Breakfast, and Diniit i ;-rooot, the latter being 21 feet long by I 5 fret wide, two large Kitchens and Scullery ; on fir _t ilour l a Drawing-room 21 feet long by ;14 wide, filar gond red-rooms, and the same number of Lc:'..ruom , ; second Gaye. There are commodious Witte at' 1 11.-er CeP.ars under 7rqvr4,. 1.14 the whole Ai:piffled with tx:rllzzi; water lesiinvey;d 141 4 01Fita fresseinla ata short distance.. The Premises are now to a yearly tenant, and they may he viewed betweeit the hour-.i of eleven ;:id thee: on Fridays only with 'Etchers, wl.ich may be had ot Mr Cooper. kruwer, ky,!e, of vsboni pr'.ced Particulars and Condivons ot Sale to , also be had ; and of Messrs. 60iicitors, Clha . .o.i's Inn ; at the Auction befall, Lon;lon ; 161 r. Thymic, P0..q,.(!0rner,0441 Palace-yard, NVestzu'n-iter ; and .Mr. Gur.iier, Sul:c.tor, L'ishops Waltham, Hants. No. il, Pin/011r ; . I No. 91, ALDOATt HIGH- Na; 12, esaanin Otos; % . Hausa, 1,14:107, Hattari•cartleo. • &cool a Ticket - . tl9 19 0 Half • -'.. 3610 7 0 I rfghth - £2 IS 6 Quarter . S. S 01 Sittertult - 1 7 0 LOCK AND SURGICAL DIiPENSARY. PAsaoN-11i► Royal nets the Puke of You. Goes& woe s :Earl of Egremor.f • John Latouche, M. P. Ea 4 of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon: Col.l. Parry, m.r. Col. H. Cle.i.ents, M. P. gotoett.—Mr. Merman, Mitll of the Royal i'ollege, Loathe. THIS INSTITU'I7IOII, etabliulled for the exeu. AL. girt Treatment and Cure of the V I ,ENEREAL aind.tfiefr dreadful consent:owes, a itrictures, ies, tions.&c. bus to boast th.: core of no lets than :4)00 Patients, an nually, many of whom have teen afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Clomwrhosa end Chantve are cercd in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious ;node of treatineut, and that vreaksiess and derangement of the teuvrat've organs, whied thy constitution, and shorten life, art here acre suc:•essfully treated titan on any other pia-. Mr. Kiernan mry Jae coinullted as until, by either rest, at his private .house, No. tat, Lower .Char t n-s: reet, 13edford-sy aarr, where Leiters from Town aud Culintr; are to be addreased, and the necessary advice and toodiaine will be given or sent to ally tart of the kingdom. Just puble‘hed, r.ritte Ss. Practical Observations on the above I)isirases.. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. 90, l'atertioster.row; and Aghley, 24, kle4..t-strret. DEVONSHIRE. To be LET, and may be entered on Immed:a•eiy, AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, in a most ittaitit Inland pleasant si - tarion, at a swat distance from l'opsb on, in Cie road betweea . Exeter and .F.xio - outh ; cousi..tim; f. , 4r good rooms on a flOtir, n ith and other mon:miens:les, a filiv.stril'eti St eile, welled Garden, and I.lt Acres of Land.— tt ent Atm.—ranker parirulars may be had it Woulmer's E.xe. tor attd Plymouth Uszeste (lace, Eimer. N. B. No letters answered unless post Leek out misery in its most secret retreats. They were, There fore, the first to endeavour to alleviate their cottdition, and to invite al phdantbropie Christians, both at home and abroad, to take coMpassion, agreeably to our mtvtour's injunction, on these little uttos. They addreard iltentselves in particular to our sex, so whose care the child, en were eipeciallyconunived ; and Goo gave power to their voice; so that from all quarters came offers to take these Orphans, and contributions for their sup iort. Th.. Committee is eontion for relieving the Distresses ileces!oned by the War in Germany has in particular exerted keel( its tsar behalf; and gives us h' that it wiU do still avre. But in Sasony,also, en excellent spirit was displayed; and e lune to wham Prue .DENCe ha.i. preserved part of their property eheeritely etiended their aid to such as were left quite destitute. In this manner about t 3( children have already been placed In ilanuTe=; andfour small institt.—.lens, correrponCing with our able Mies at the time, have been erected, into which the Orphans ars geocyttd 411 uew parents can l e f4e.14110r than. One of these Dikeoldisyealdst s for boys ; the secotief at -Grutberg, gins ; 'atid the tlilijr two it I'irna and Dretlen, far children of bOtlt's•sas. So lonitaa we can r.4eet with.f.unities willing to re- I . FL i e o u r But e oars into their rtlidia, we h4ve nothing more to "sash on their account,. Eut this number must decrea'e ',lore and more ; and for this rcaseo, bee use the'Managers of 'twee Institutions are unit slung to place any of the thildren• obt be their depopulated native coumry, and their yet remaintng re *agrees s ill be speedily ex:taueted. We are, titerriate, desirous of . vying pernatenenee to these institutions (at least to one of them), that the Orphans ilt3 cannot be otherwise provided for, ;nay he there received, edecated, and .:apporten, till they Shall to able us earn their own living. '1 0 you, thee, beloved Sister., we NM and intreat you to devote to tbis object a part of Or bounty which you may Lave destined for our poor infants. ,—.lve v. iii giadiy transmit to you an account of its applicition, Lid peeetually tollow every d.retz;on that you may give respect ing it. LT:cot:raged by yohr lee operation, we shall exert. out. selves Vl,' snore Cheerfully; and Goo, who blesses whatever is deve tit: h. "eke. will no. led to pfoaVcr the sisterly covenant In see ere united. (stetsed) .FitIr.I)EOCKA, Coqntes of Dohna (horn Countess of Statist-re). DiteCtress of the OrPhan.iimise at Grunherg. • - AUGUSTA VON 'IHUMNI.EL (born Barctit.s3 of Wet ' • • Akre), iNteciette of the Orphliwbouse at Pinta. . LOUltik: VON SCHONILKieG (born Counters of Scot • here), Directress of the Orphawhouse at I;reeelen. .101-IA.INA A ilatlS'l'A U I .*I'MANN (horn Leering), Dis Wrests of the Orphau-house at Lbppeldistsvaitia. Amount airway adverueed • £14;17,t160 15s. &AL Sill ISSCIIIMPTeNS MICR. email:to: At IVlorlaod at .1 Co. Ac Smith, 'Pawns, & Co. * Collection k the ltpper • Collection at the Obi •. titer* in Chapel, Matts6slJ, • pa. Parker, Siestas, .Nottitighamshire, ills 14 8- 11 co. act:s. /0. • l'hankegivini-day.per & Sone, Poems Rev. J.. ofilliarot e 3 0 afy Bank, lien - Ames lO in I Ditto from the Parteb of Item: Win. i'reolenhero 1 11 Gtessford,Denitidtshire 17 7 Mrs. 11 . P.:freasessbere 1 1..1 •At Martin i Stove, & Go. Arr. Aro, testy WiLions 1 1 COW:rims in tie Parirk Pa,sacte s Fsq. 1 1 of riugton, per Key. J. G.:Nicholls, Esq. 1 1 I Wm. I.eettes 20 ',key. Wm. Veil 4 2 At Lloyd's. -Islesse Price. Bac. • , 10 10 fG. Mt sober. alxitv.sru Warne, . ttt 8 Cu4sctLio -at Bridge- Z' I 1.1 Willcr, On Thaill.SgtV. • .5t0;TI; y and! Donhtlons l.• ..ett 1111. • AUL Martha Wtilianis s 0 464 1 Aim Grant A laeclay dal Co. X..pk.veepo at Abe Merrell. • .101 t Iphapei, at New iastie,iser keg. , tvisaa, 411. 0L tuil. .t: geitThon at Great:Mt. .ikleatati.pcx Rev. Jul. • . letiliz • • Tv. hi, Lyle:web Chards, p it 44- P l - . 1 44. Bar.init am. per . , key. T. E. Aram , 4 4 "D ‘. at Hopfieturib, ref • key. t . l'unvat * 34 10 'Po. as We1, , 0 e, et. Pe ter. and. St. Andrei', per 3ter.W.l lit/Alan:a 10 0 Martiia,l.von It egls 1 0 tf.i+ectioe at Chem/ell • • t:tietch, 4/11 * flanks", . gisipg-,!ay, per gee. Mr. s'numieol . 35 s • At for.e(ls, Intferip.ions front the Cornislt bank tt 19 1 6..,:.5cti0n0 . : • er.tiva4 at the v. rrt ; I.4;t:L . • C Alev-hous- ; ' !critters In. 'I ow iiud Cowart. irg.(l.,y, after it 'er- I mon. per Itcv: W. I Wolter. :CM. 4e. 6d. Otlivr Contributions at 1 41 dgeseater ALl;t i ticn"..d . Collection on I Itankitsiita-tlar, at the Catboaral, Wells 5 0 J. V. 20 0 41.44:140nal Subscription 'lrmo lirldgewater, per Pee. W. Wolter 5 0 I edit-aim in the Part .% 7 I of litinnlnn, ,Nor shamptouslare, ae17.4i.64.- Mr. '1 Lomas Workman, *. ealt coati ' • ' 5 q Atltli.ional Collection at E-st Wells, after a Sep. I by the ',ran I Coulnel Wm. Charles I Aliton j Colirctrd at the Churches 1 211 d Chafoe, DrittlfOrd, WiliJ i r ver D. (Joan , . I . buck. X 67. ais 9.1. Mr, Heath, 'Braa.n.!, p.4r klltto 2 $ M. S. G. Icor the Orphans I 1 Cars of the City or London Ta. :eck Etchanu ; ai.4 at ail the 7 2 THE MOS 1 PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A FINE HEAD OF HAIR. otititakt which, the p OWLAND's MACASSA.'pt OIL, under the . august ratroncge of their. Royal Highnesses the Prireess el! Wales mid Dithe nt Sussex, his Serene Highness the nuke of Erunswick, and his liscelfeacy the Duke t:el Infautatio, by their express Authority.—Also by moat of 'toe Nobility, and Gentle men of the Navy and Army. Its virtues, cunipcsed of Vegetable Ingredients, from the Island of Macassar, in the Fa-i•lndies, are tar heyoud etilogium for eratticatiiit all inipuritk- of the Ittllilat I hair, and producitig a luxuriart gro..v , h on bald pliers; rrod , tces a strio+g corl,•and permanent, so that to , tla:np air can obliterate it ; i4sti a beau tiful gloat; promote:, the growth of whietters, elel.rows, musts act.—:r is ',Meetly innoxions, and may with afety he ay paid to the hair of the younTeit Want, which is lay explained. 1 Rowland's Treatise on the Hair is esiclosed with each bott!e, worthy the attention of. all families. As tins bout is pirated, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially neceisai y to observe, that each .genuine bottle is signed ou the label In red ink, " A. Rowland and Son." Sold at ss. 6d. 10s 6d. and .81. :4. per bottle; by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Sou, Kirby-street, Haiton-Garden; and by Messrs. Bent:ries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titch bc,rue-s.reet; !Mows. Bayley and Blew, _Perfumen, Opcii-uttr btre.:t ; Smyth, perfumer, 17, New Bood-street; Mr. Berry, 17, Oita-street; and by all Pertumers and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the Empire. Al,o, ROWLAND'S ES IENCE tit TYRE, for changing the colour of the 1 - lair, at 75.6 d. per bottle. Aho, ROWLAND's ALSANA LXTRACT, for the Teetb, jOs. 6d per bottle.* liltIC1:1H PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN STREET, CIEAPSIDE. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS AND' COAL. TAR BROWN. TIPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) litri St vv mspectfully inform the Public that the Impenetrable Paints ars very oraaustaital, and being ground in Lim ..ed Oil, may be applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both lliske and eutgide, *here a handsome appearance, durabi lity, and economy are consideratinits. For Park I'ahngs, Stucco anti Plaster o •s, Iron and Wood Railiteß , and Out-buildings of every desciiption, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in tin astonishing degree, are a cure tor the worm and dry rot, and Will stand in but climates; they ire of the following colours and prices, via. Invisible Green ses. per cwt. Dark Green 765. and Olive Creen 112 s.—tine deep Green is. 6d. to 21. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Stone Colours 565. per cwt. Chocolate 5.25. Red ese'Brown 425. and Whits Paint 60s.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 6s. per gallon. 'l' he Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz, common Ink per cwt. and refined Tar brown St2s. per cwt. They are both applica 'bie to the covering rough Fencing, Porous l'iles,Weatherßoard• irg, Sluice C;Eet, Woud tinder 4round or Water, particularly the refilled Tar, it bting perfectly insoluble in Water • the worm will nut penetrate where it Is used ; it is also of a ;sod colour, dries very hard ;and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated, and laid on with. a common tar brush. • s • Pain ters ' Ms and Colours, &c. &c. Merchants, C a p t ains, and the Trade, supplied on liberal Tare% S 0 0 4 7 7 • 54 TOQ,LEY PANC, LPICiSTEItSHIkE. • TO 131'. SOLD BY Pit!VAIE CON raAar, THE TOOLEY PARK MANSION HOUSE and ES FATE, sit site about eldht roles horn Leicester, and five from Hinckley : the Mansion Honer is modern, pos sesses every convenience, and is in good repair; the Offie.s,Car. dens and Stabling particularly good, and soffiekut for a Fan-1:y of the first distinction. The Mansion stands on an eminence la the very conic of t ids lis;ate, which contains opwa4i of 6&i.) Acres of Land, of a rich sully loam,.atid ie. ornamented with the most thriving Plantations, wholly 'Fysite Free; With .atiorber Fares immediately adjohuns, cot.taining upwards of 50 Acres more. The principal farm has for many years been occupied by the present Owner, has Lid out a very large sem of monry in improving the Land, cud its making the Earin buildings con venient. No Estate perhaps is more de :tab y situated, *r otf:rs so many advising to any dent C411:111 desirous of tuve.thm mo ney in a Property of which he may he inclined to tam part fur his own intim:runt, and lies iu Ike centre of two Packs of Fes Hounds, anti in a tine potties Country. For printed Partietlas iltd further lul.rmation apply to Jas. StephenWickens, KA. u N:ontaue-str. et, Ritsszli.squve ;or to Mr. Appleyard, Solicitor, No. t, Nese,a;tisre, WOV 1 LOZENGES WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDRENS' DI EASLi : Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN of CHILDR;N should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring en convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, t he above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of tke highest characters lit this country, both in rank and respectabi lky, to have no equaL Their public appraation, given to the Proprietor, front a personal knowledge of its wonderful succor- In their own families, stamps its merit heyond competition, and' gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and ethers, wt.o have the care of children should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which It 'will alisays ire found to relieve. 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