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VERSES, Spoken in the Theatre at Oxford, July 5,1810, at the Installation' of the Right Hon. Lord Gaaxvit.t.e, as Chancellor of the University; delivered by Mr. RANDAL, of Trinity College; and written by the Rev. W. L. Bpwt.as. Ere pure Religion pour'd her heav'nly ray, The painted Briton on his wolf-skin lay t Then with dark lure beneath the hallow'd oak, Of Fate and Death, the hoary Druid spoke—. (I) 'Mid sacred Forests, that with devious sweep iltretch'd their broad umbrage to the distant deep; Or where the victim sunk, with dying natians v 'Mid the gray circle of gigantic stones, Rude as the woods and wilds around her spread, First early Simnel feebly rais'd her head. There, as the moon-light mark'd the mystic site, With eyes uprais'd she read the stars of night ; Or caught the sounds, where the rude cliffs among The raptur'd Bard wak e d his prophetic song. Stow the benighted ages roll'd away, Ere Faith exulting hati'd the Christian Day; But clouded was that dawn till Atre en rose, To rouse slow Reason from her dark repose— And, wakening Science from her Gothic tomb, Burst, like a Gud, the intellectual gloom! And,lo! he cried, " In lass' beauteous vale, " Their future AT NT NS shall the Muses hail; " Here be their peaceful seat, till round them rise " Deep groves, and turrets chiseling to the skies r Nor vain ihe voice—the wisest and the best Of Albion's sons the patriot plan attest; Poets, who, warm with emulative fire, Caught the rich cadence of the Roman lyre (2), Sages, who, scorning the vain schoolman's lore, Der'd Error's deepest labyrinth explore (5), Or they whom here first British Theinis saw With lucid order trace the maze of Law (4), Arid Statesmen, skill'd and zealous to unite • A Sovereign's Splendour with a Nation's Right (5). Iv n new, methinks, in visionary hand, On this auspicious day see them stand, Whilst He (6), at once the Statesman and the Sage, Who stewed the tide of a tumultuous age, And like a firm and stately bulwark stood, Amid contending Fat, ion's restless flood, Great Sost ER s, seems complacent from on high, ettvita.x, to bend en thee his partial eye !•••• " Ibroc - A r he cries, " while abject Europe groans, 44 And gaunt Ambition strides o'er prostrate thrones— ,* While Tyranny her iron sceptre waves, 44 O'er grouching legions of uncounted slaves; P-Peerless proceed—in injur'd Freedom's cause, " To mark her limits, to deft= her laws, " And guard her rights from each remote extreme, " Pow'r's despot rule, and Theory's baseless dream !" And, lo! beneath thy penetrating eye, of Faction ; 'er hands ! (/) breast. cheer here erst delivered. VIA, to which we popular faction on the other. Lord G renville's IN HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning . . Afterwgi ..... ,Ana, to: Denearn toy penetrating eye, The scatter'd clouds of low'ring Faction fry Whilst free from fetters, on her native sandi Afric with blessings lifts her bleeding hands Mean time, the Muses chosen Friend, be tl To bid these domes with fairer lustre shine To foster, in nb sterile soil supprest, The seeds of learning innh' ingenuous bream Nor thine, alone, with vernal warmth to cl The op ring germ of native talent nue ; Lo ! from those shores, where once proud That nove magnificent in dust repose, (Buried with all their pomp, while 'Times I Age after age has swept unheard away.) Antiquity presents the figur'd scroll, (8) With eyes intent upon the rnould'ring roll ; While Mose ea seems, with dignity serene, To bend his awful brow amid this scene, Well-pleas'd the (9) Mal homage to repay, And close the Psaiskof our classic day! 1) Rude science-among the Druids. Muss Anglicans. s Locke, thillingworth, Ste. Shastote, whose Commentaries were ha Lewd Somers, Ste. • The great Father of the Revolution, in 171 iseee our cleft liberties, who equally repressed iv , one aide, andlhe claims of high prerogative on tl (7) The Abolition of the Slave Tr.nle, under : Administration. .1711) Rolls of the Papyri, found in the ruins presented by the Prince of Wales, through Lord Oniversity. (9) Alluding to the magnificent edition. of I Grenville. • WATERING PLACES. ARRIVED AT BATH. The Bishop of Winchester, Lady Styles, Sir obs. Wash, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Balfour, Doctors Evans, Pettingall, and Anthuse ; Rev. J. Hallam, and Cooper • Lieut. B. Christie, Mr. family, Mr. and 2olrs. Leach, Mr. and Mrs "vim. Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. an Messrs. Ravenscroft, Dawkins, Walters, Jenkins , bridge, Podmore, Keates, Harris, Atulley, and '1 avd family ; Mistresses Wood, Elliott, Browne died C. Johnson ; Misses Burnett, North, Steple AT CHELTENHAM. Lord Jocelyn, Lady Beverley ; Colonels Re , Martin, Lieut.-Colonels Casket, Green; Malan Wynyards, Wilson, Brown, Nichols; Captains Finch, Williams, Allen, Garrett, Dalton ; Captai ners,Lieut. Ross, R.N. Dr. and Mrs. Woolf, RI son, Rev. R. N. Raikes ' Rev. Mr. Carpentall, R Rev. E. Griffiths, Rev. Mr. Leslie, Rev. Mr. ant Rev. Mr. and Mre. Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. Ctrs. HOblionse, Mr. and Mrs. Stratton, Mr. a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Kinderley Hughes, Mr. and !Vlrs.Capel, Mr. and Mrs. t Mrs. Powlett, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and l and Mrs. Orford, Mr. and Mrs. Merrick, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Messrs. Cslnuts, Irwil Hall, Williams, Burke, Ward, Peilwelle, Gral Smith, Evans, rhos. Champion, G. Champion, G. Stevenson, Rogers, Smyth, Moore, Halfon Bassist, Hartley, C. B. Weymouth, Simmons, - -Patton, Roe, J. Prot), n, Haden, Dumbleton, D Laforeat, Palmer, Calkins, Ryenoll, Carington, 'let, Mahon,Metcaife, H ood, Finch, Fitzhtrbe Hunter, Ross, Pigot, J. Innes,'Laverence Rohl' bens, Eaillie, Williams, Farrell, S. Bavis, Southby, Dailey, Skon , G. Viner, Vincent, Matson, -Kitchen, C h urch, Coleman, Barney, lying, R. Simmons, Crotchet!, O'Brien, and 1 I f son and family, Mrs. Behove! and Family, Mists Adams, G. Mackenzie, Finch, Hefty, Morse Key, Martyn, Burgle, artinson, Bromley, Gor land, J amen, Raveascroft, Richardson, Garrett, E. Wheatley, Williams, Batrie, Hanbury, and P: Pym,Mullett, Bisch, Hood, Shard,Delamaln,l Hawkins, Le Blat. , Sinallplece ` Hunt, Dear, 'Nelson, Gilfard, Thom son, ' Baillie, I land, Moore, Patrirkson, Cowin, Ranley, &c. 4 4' CORONER'S INovesT.—An Inquisit yesterday, at the Myrtle-tree public-h !ton, on the body of Mr. Samuel Pui .of Cleveland-street, who met his dea -London in a single-horse chaise. Th dined at the house of a friend, in the about a mile distant from where the petted, and on his return at night he some ~ scaffolding and overturned the c he was precipitated against a paving -had was shockingly cut. He was r :public-house, where surgical aid war -but be died on Wednesday of his fract Accidental Death. St. James's Market 2d Clare MAitet 4s. 2d Whiteehapel Market 4. 2d per stone of Sib. 12s 6d Average 4$ sd Graves 12s Ad Yellow Soap, *P.—Mottled, 100 s 0:!—Curd, 104 s. od. Price of Candles, per dozen 12s tid—Moulds,l.3s 6tl. COAL. MARKET, July 13. Shpt at Market Sliips sold Price 221 Newcastle Coals 161 495. Od. to 61s. 6d. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 33 0 2 U Ditto at sight, 32 Rotterdam, c. 1.10 0 2 U Hamburg's, 3e 2 21 U Altona, 30 3 et U Paris I clay's da. 20 16 I.iv. Ditto, 2 Us. 21 0 Bourdt aux, do. a 0 Madrid, 44 Effect. Cadiz, 90 EfF•ct. Gilboa 41 EfTnct. Rio Janeiro i 2, Malta COUNTRY Palermo, 121 Pence per .a. Leghorn, 58 Genoa, 54 Venice, n. C. 52 !iv. Piccole ineffective per I. stri. Naples, 42 I.kbon, 681 Op'rto, 68t Dtatlin, 9 ' Cork, 10.! Nee: Dollars, is. 80. • 58, C;iSrairar 88. • VIARKE I F. SALT qlloltY.—Wheat inGs to I .' 4s.—barley 40s. to .50s.— Oats Zits. to 36s.—Beans Ctls. to 725. per quarter. Devi z r s.—Wheat mei. to I2:.'.—B.lrky 335. to 514.—Oats 30s. to 265.-13 tans .56q. to tats. per quart. r. Waawicii.—Wheat 134.0.1. to 155.-13:171ey Ss. to Rs.—Oats 3s. 9d. to 4s. 6d—Old Beans 7s. 0.1. to Rs. 3d—White Peas 95.2 d. to 10s. per bushel of fro:n 34 to 36 quarts. OXFORD /14.sitgE r, Jo t.v 7.—The second best price - of a bushel of wheat was I is. :A according to which price, and a due allowance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as follow, viz. the peck loaf household, to weigh I 7 lb. 6 oz. 4e. 10d. 44 half peck, 2s. Id.; and the smaller in proportion. CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET, JULY 10. Beef, 14s. Od. to 15s. Od. per score. Morton, ss. Od. to sr.°Bd. per stone. lamb 5s bd. to as Od. per ditto. At Gloucester Fair, on Thursday se'nnight, there was a very indifferent :how of cattle, and the d was unusually flat. There was a better supply of sheep, but the sale of them was likewise dull ; and the prices of all sorts of stock were on the de e:int. Cities rose, slow sr►a, At Hereord fair on Monday, prime Ryeland wool aeeto.;• • from 40s to 15%. per stone ; of middle wool there was a larr quantity, at a reduction in price; coarse wool was a drug; a good show of Anglo-Merino appeared, which was eagerly bought, from 555. to Ws. per :tone. On the fair day, there was a reduction, in some instances, of 40s. per stone, for fine wool, from the prices previously g•sren by dealers and jobbers. The cattle market was unusually thin ; and beasts in general felt a depression hi price of about £2 per head. There was a large strew of sheep and lambs: but they sold about .ss. cheaper than at the late fairs. Pigs sold high, and the number was small. The horse fair was better sup ed than of late, and they sold well. Hops, which were scarce, and not in great demand, averaged ab lot 725. 6d. ptr cwt. Messrs.. David and John Muirhead, sons of Michael Muirhead, Esq. West India merchant, at Glasgow, wei e unfortunately drowned yesterday se'nnight, on their return from Campbeltown to Greenock. They took their pass tge in the packet on the preceding day, and the morning of FridAy being calm, they went into the yawl with their younger brother, Michael Muir head, and Mr. Carlisle. The boat by a sudden acci deat overset, and only the two latter were saved. Two young men, of the names of Fordlnim and , Gibbens, were drowned on Thursday evening whilst H. Crosby, Lieut. bathing below Kingston-bridge. They both resided Rev. Dr. Manley, • , et London, and were on a visit for a few days at Ted 1. Hunter ; Capts. I , .r. and Mrs. Spites I oington. Fordham waded out of his depth, and cal . Mrs. Sayer, Mr. and i led out for help. His companion, who at thi s time dlr. and Miss Wilson ; ! was sense distance from him, swam to his assistance ienkins,Doule, C. Led).- :. . reac h ed g rasp of the him, but the convulsive o 1 f , and T an d • aaffe ; Mr. Bland Browne, Clifford, Spear, . drowning man prevented the escape of his companion,' Stephens, &c. and both met their death. Yesterday morning a sailing skiff, with two rung 1 i Reynolds, Gordon, , men in her, was upset o as - aae, othstitithe, by I off E tl • R Majors Pigott, Payne, I ins Wank:, •Brouks, ! a gust of wind, and one of them, Mr. Loveken, of the f )tain and Mn. Bay- i B ,rough, was drowned, the other was saved by a Rev. Dr. William- ship's b oat . , M rs. ir. Hoblyn, and Wheeler .On the '2Bth ultimo, as Michael and John Madden, is. Nash,. Mr. and brothers, accompanied by Ambrose Madden, were . and Mrs. Brooks, ! proceeding on the high road leading from Laurence le Mr. and Mrs. , Medina, Mr. and , town to Kiltorener, in the county of Galway, Michael ' Mrs. N icoll, Mr .. Madden took a pistol from his pocket, and discharged and Mrs. Quick, the contents into the body of his brother John, whereby yin, N. Sadler, G. ihe was so severely wounded that no hope is enter .. 4-aham, Horruidge, tamed of his recovery. Michael Madden is a deserter . Champion, Liff, O'Reillep, r • Ilalford, Wytrants, De ; •rom the 7th Light Dragoons. is, Rochfort, J. W. 1 " Wednesday, as a child of Mr. Hingston, pawn- , Douglas, Humbert, r et, was broker, corner of Cross -court, Carnaby-ma k >n, Humphris, Mul- • 1 . o• in C trnab •street, it was run over by a coach, sbert, S. Hogg, Lee, thews"amei . Y ,obin, stranman, Ro- ; eel of which went over its body ; by which it , r, Wilson, Balmier,' was so bruised, as to be carried home in such a state Norton, B. Guest, : as to leave very little hope of its long surviving. G. Ward, Sadler, i _ . Ram ; Mrs. War- I Bow-5 •raEET. —Yesterday a young woman was , Mistresses Richardson, brou'ght to the Office, in the custody of Lavender, Morse, Moore, Swan, . charred with attempting to defraud the Directors of Gore, Stratton, Strap- . that the prisoner the County Fire Offices It appeared t, Saveland,Griffiths, plied at the County Fire Office yesterday morn- Patrickson ; Misses Tawers, F.Tawers, ' ing, with a letter purporting to be written by the Earl had ap ~ itobert, Lumley, of Moira, recommending the brother of the prisoner , H. Burton, Sever- to their relief, in consequence of the injury he had ex &c. &c. 1 perienced at the fire which happened some time since iisition was taken in Conduit -street, when he was assisting in the eapa. city of a corporal in a volunteer t on, The prisoner •!-house, Newing was committe d for further examination. tirvey, an artist, death returning to I,Voastur-sTeerr.—Yesterday Edward Burkitt, a The deceased had notorious house-breaker, was brought to this Office, .: neighbourhood, apprehended at Manchester, by Mr. Nadin, constable the accident hap- oi that place, charged with committing a burglary he drove against in the house of Mr. Smith, in Gutter-lane, Cheap. chaise, by which side, eight months since, and stealing a large quan ig stone, and his tity of ribbons and silk, to the amount of nearly removed to the £lOOO. When apprehended, there were found in his Is administered, possession, a large number of pick-lock keys, an iron fractures.—Verdict, crow, a box of phosphorus, and a brace of loaded pis s Lois. He was committed for reexamination. of Herat'noel= I Grenville, to the Homer by Lord LONDON MAIMS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, July 12. To sink the OfPal per stone of Sib. Beef 4s. Bd. to Ss. Bd. Vest ss. Od. to es. 44 Mutton 4% Od. to 6s. Od. Pork 5% 4d. to Gs. Lamb Ss. Eld. to Gs. GAL BEAD OP CATTLE Ttilll DAT. Beasts, about 470-Sheep and Lambs, 6,308. Calves, 258-Pigs, 300. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 45. Od. to si. GI. Veal 4s• 4.1. to 153. Od Mutton 4e. lid. to ss. 4d. Pork 5% 4d. to 6s. Id Lamb 41. 4d. to 61. Od. Lamb Skins, 2s. Od. to 3s. Od.-Pelts, Is. Od. to Os. Od. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKE'r • BAGS. rocuirrs. 41. 4s. to Gl. 00s. Kent 41. 155. to 71. Os. 31. 10s. to 51. Os. Susses 31. 15e. to 51. Os. Ikent Susfes PRICK OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51 Os. to 91. 91. Clover 71. Os to 9L 9. New ditto 01. 00s. to OL Os. Rowin. 01. Os. to 01. Si Straw 31. 10s. to SI. 12s. PRICE OF TALLOW. Town Tallow 72s ea Yellow Russia its Od White ditto 68s od Soap ditto 68s Od Melting Stuff 60s 001 Od Ditto rough 42s 00s Od Good Dregs 121 Od _ BIRTH* Tuesday last, at giants's, in Kant, the Lady of Sir )ohn C. Honywood, Bart. of a daughter. 411,1•1115,•••••••••••• Lately, at Amsterdam, the Rev. A. IvPlutosh, to Miss Mel 4, daughter of IranCis MOM, hag. of that City. INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. JANWARY. Ma:saws BtaTsts.—On the 27th Kist. the Lady of L. H. Ster ling, Esq. of a daughter ; same day, Mrs. Myth, of a daughter ; at the Presidency, on Sunday morning last,. ‘he Lady of James Annesley, EM. surgeon, of a son; at the Mount, near Madras, on the Bth host. the Lady Of Captain Barrow, of his Mak sty's 69th Regiment, of a daughter. • Maui an.—At the Preddency,,On,Sunday the 14th inst. Cap tain Taylor, Aide-du-Camp to the Right Hon. the Governor- General, to Miss Ana Petrie. DEAT tts.—At Chittledroug, on the Bthenst. Lieutenant John Stewait, td Batt. 13th regiment • at - Patna, on the 30th ult. at the house of C. Keating, Esq. Mrs. Keating, the wite of the Rev. W. A. Keating, of the Madras Establishnient, aged 30 fears ; at Madura, on the 31st December, John Boodle, Esq. surgeon on this Establishment ; at Cochin, same day, in the 31st year of her age, Madame tiara. Barons. BlETils.—On Wednesday las! the Lady of Robert Campbell, Esq. of a daughter ; Wednesday, the 13th Inst. the Lady of Captain J. Cooke, of a son ; same day, Mrs. Detbrus lais, of a daughter; Monday, the 4th inst. Mrs. Torckler, of a daughter; the sth inst. Mrs. Nassior Ellias, of a son •' at Karnoul, on the 28th November, the La. 4 .y of Captain W. L. Watson, Bri gade-Major, of a daughter; at. Tarrawah, Bundlecund, on the tilt. the lady 4• f W. H. Robertson, Esq. surgeon '26th Regiin:iit Native Infantry, of a daughter; at Gy a, the 3d inst. the Lady of Richard Turuer, Esq. of a son. Mitaats la —Wednesday last, Mr. Charles Brandt, to Miss Amelia ionquet ; the 9th inst. 'l'. 11. Harris, Esq. Commander of the lion. Company's ship Retreat, to Miss khan Read, daugh ter of Lieut.-Colonel John Read ; same day, Mr. Abraham Judati, to Miss Ann Browne. Dan sday, the 7th inst. at Sallr' e Ur, Mr. John Walker, 2d °Slicer of the Hun. Company's ship Lord Castlereagh ; whose premature death was occasioned by the upsettil.g of a haft along ,id.: the Hen. Company's ship Walthanistow. BENGAL BIKTIIII.—On the 18th inst. Mrs. T. B. Scott, of a ; the 19th inst. ti e Lady of I..ieut. Lay, oh his hlajtsty's at,'—'d Foot, of a still-burn child. M.taitiero.—On the rth inst. Mr. Nathaniel Henry Gold ' hrwke, to Mrs. Miry Brooks; same day, Mi. Edward Pinto, to Miss Anita Da Costa. lls:a . rus.—On the 2.3 d inst. at Barrackpore, Major Thomas Evane, Commanding the 2d battalion of the 15th Regiment of Native Infantry at that station; at Lliandernsgote, on the 19th instant, Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, aged 450 yeas. '1 his lady came out tb India in September, 1788, in the family of Juan Scawen, Esq. FEBRUARY. Mantas But-rm.—On the 2d inst. the Lady of Captain E. S. Stevenson, lst batt. of the 25th Regiment, of a son. hfanitikm—At St. Mary's Church, on the 29th January, Mr. W. Mugge, to Miss C.C. Cauin, daughter of P. M. Es,. deceased; Saturday, the 3d inst. Mr. R. N. Botts, to bliss Awl lane, from Mrs. Murray's Seminary, Vepery. DaA•rn.—Ou the 18th inst. at Vizagapatarn, Mr. Wm. Melli can, after a lingering illness of several months. \CAE. Biarits.—On the 14th inst. thy Lady of Lieutenant Nott, of a son; Thursday, the 4th inst. Mrs. Joint Smith, ut the Custom-Louse, of a son. DEATHS.—Yesterday, Car.ain Samuel Gourley, of the slii;) Troubridge, aged 32 years; Stmlay, Captain John Wales, of the lion. Company's Marine Bombay Establishment, and Stave/fa- General of India.- IMPORTANT ObCOVE!,..s. 'THE Advantage the Public must always derive front regularly educated imfessional null directing almost exclusively their studies to one specks of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which hap; attended the administration of their new reme.iy, anti the extraor dinary cures it has performed. .For a long series of years Xlessrs. Cu hair and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Niaj •si y's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invrati gaturn, and are happy in having discovered a metlfeiot sups r Lir to mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to observ e , that the effects of this temedy are die irth:ally opposite to those of mercury, fur though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its inert confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates tkecnrum in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitate: ili gestion ; thus instead of reducing a strung and vigorous constitu don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitutiou iu its primitive state, but estores aweak atel debilitated one to ii. natural strength and vigour. Number -121'; instances are on recent record of the sups rear efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front an ex • • of conjugal or illicit pleaitire, ur front the more though not less destructive, itutul;ence of incautious youth of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the snelauchnly variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there ale none snore afil.ctnig 'than that distressing state ie debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamel to seek re lief, until lie is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render lite oppressive. To such persons it must be a consola:g Mice- I tion to know, that they may now, by a new Infallible mode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all liumanblessings, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, front what...ver cause arlsine, as well as in every species of venereal iiifectiin, felessrs. Curtis and Co. may be consulted by ptients of either sex with th e greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, liatton• Garden. l'atieuts in the citintry, ilesciihing the particulon. of their complaints, bir letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, w ill have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part tit the kingdom No. 107, Hinton-Gatd42l. I'U ''NO MAS TAY L 0 It, LS4. ICONSIDER it but an act of justice due to the merits of your LEAKE's vrENT PILLS, to communicate to you the following Cure, which has recently been p, de:rated by them. An acquaintance of mine,who by the breaking nut of an old Vent-real Complaint (attended bs . • a complication of disnrl:rs arising therefrom) was reiluctd almost to a skeleton, and aitho' by hadilte best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or do hint any service ; he remain:4 in a most reduced and pitiable sitt•ation for two years, unable to ft& low his profession, and scarcely able to walk of even to stand tut his leg,; in fact, no one who ltitew hint ever cu.:posed it possible for hint to recover. lie was aivised at last to try your Leake's l'ills—lie did so, adhering strictly to the directions given with them—he had not taker. more :ban two boxes, before he found an alteration for the better—this eiteottr::ged him to proceed cud by taking a few boxes more he found Lis appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man, know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any per-on to me for a confirmation of the above account, it it should lie doubted. lam Sir, your obedient humble ser:ant, THONIAS PURDAY. Library, Fulkstone, July 10, 190.7. I'repared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College. of Surgeons, Lomita), at lil‘b.,use, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to toe cure of Venereal complaints and those incidental to the parts of gener ation in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which ntoi of his profession should always obierve, he flatters himself the advice and assistance, he gratuitously administers to persons taking this medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning public as an advan: age seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold by kis appointment, for the convenience of those liv ing at a distauce, at the Perfumer's, No. 95, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; t:.e Toy Shop, No. tog, Oxford -street; Mr. Desists rough's, No. 7, Fish-street Hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Donald's, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwalt's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester; and hy one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up, with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves. N. 13. Every box sold in Great Britain is sealed up, with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, s printed at the Stamp Office, "'T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge•street," to ,rouse which is felony, aud &ambers are counterfeit. HALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOI.D MANORS and ESTATES, FETCHAM, GREAT BOORHAM, near LF-ATHERHEAb; BURR. By Messrs. SKINNER. TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Wednesday neat July 18, at Twelv e o 'Cl oc k , at the Swar: Inn, I.eatherliead, in Eight Lots ; THE Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD MANORS of FEI'CHAM and CANN'JN COUP.! with the rights of Free Warren, Members, and Appurtenant,., situate in a delightful and much-admired part of the County cot Surrey, about six miles from F.psom and '2l from London. small compact Farm called RYDONS, situate in Fetcham contiguous to Eastwich Park, containing about 30 Acres of fettle Land, with a Farm House and Outbuildings in band, ofwinch possession may lie had. Also, a small compact FARM, situate in Omit Booliham. containing about 40 Acres of fertile Land, with a Farm Hott•t., &c. and valuable Common rights, in the occupation of itic.,:(l Arthur, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas nest. Sundry valuable Timber Rights, on the very citenslve Com- . mons of Great Boo:ham; and several Cottages. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Pa) ne, Great Bookhani, opposite Eastwick Park, of wh , in printed Particulars m 14 had ; also at the Flue of Sale; at the Red Lion, I)Grkin7; Hart, Guildford ; Sprawl Eagle, Epstein ; of Mr. Perch, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury; and of Messrs. and Forrest, Aldersgate-strost. VILLAGIIi OF ELTHAM, LEN, MaITINGHAM, AMY SHOOTER'S HILT., KENT. CAPITAL MANOR, MANSIOAUOUSE, PARK, ANd GROUNDS, several genteel Di:riling. Louse:, OZees, Coach- Houses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, Gardras, l rims , Lards; Meseuages, and Cottages, about In i.crve with poskssieri of the Mansion House and Grounds imtnedUteli. and of tks remainder, a small part ermined, at Miclasetr„ 9 ant, Ey Messrs SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORRRST, _ - On Wednemlay next, July I*, and 4 foPnwing-4274. at 12 o ' c L ack at Garraway's Alley, Gun hill , iu Lots, VALUABLE and exceedingly FRE:. V HOLD and I.EASEHOE.D E.STATEi--pleasantly e;:41 most desirably situate, at Eltham, I.ee, Mottingham, and ..t Shoottr's Hill, in the high road to Dartford, Chidehorst, atml lVfaidsinne, in the vicinity of Blackheath, Greenwich, Woolwich, riromley, and Bexley, in the county of Ki.sit, and only front , nt to nine miles from I.otidon ; comprising the I of I.l:haso, with Courts, Pines, Quit. Rents, P.oyalties, and .11 , purtenatki, ; the capital Mansion-house called Elthatit I.t,dge 4rd Park, lit Acres of excelkht Grass Land ; and Lee Gree", lioni Park, hliddle Park, Eltham Court, Lhharn Town, th e Moat, the dimple, Pippin Hall, Matti:lEomm ; and Cole Harbour Farms, containing 1400 acres of tweeUent Meadow, Pasture, and productive Arable Land, with Farm Hues and every necessary Out-builb!ings. St vt;ral gdreel Myerln-Houses, with OfLet, Ces:ll-houser, Stalling, Pleuure Grobnds, rnd commodious Premise+, knmvt: as the Ebben Acatlern • Several Messuages, a Butcher's :.ito?, and twenty small Parcel% of Garden Ground, and Nlcaduw Lad, g about Two Hundred Acres. Wood Lodge, and liaale-Wood tram, on Shooter's Hi!! ; with numerous Offices, Coach-houses, Plea‘ute. nem:, Gardens, and Land,; several Mecstiages CottaE el, a-ti ,one Wood Lard in hand; the Whole containiK ahain ..,ven Acres. To b N 'awed S T Lrart• of the tenants (the Mansion How; by tickets nitlyl, erl4l, whit printr.l pa; ticulars, mar be NI Ni , ssrs. Sktoner, Tuitin, and Furrek:,, etider•zate street, seseN a Platt of thy; Egatas and Cosecants of the I.eases nay be seen. P.trtieulars also of Air. lantes Fitlearn Town ; Mewl Williams and Wa!ler, 5C...0r,, Deptford; at tl:e Tyger's lie I Al: ; Green Man, Dizckheath ; Buil, Shooter s I WI; at.: Garraways. SURREY: FREEHOLD MANOR, RESIDENCE, FARMS, & With immediate Posersami. D Meurs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORE if, On Thursday, the 23d August, at Twelve o'Cluck, at Cartassa}'• Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Conlin', to several late, AVAIL A.B E and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATP., delightfully situate in a ries and fartile liraleo .1 the ilrighttui Mead, lwtween Gam Park a ul Reirate, and 21 miles front London; comprising tie Mawr and 'teeter-. Rtigate, with the Rectory ti.tuse, two vtry desirable Farms, t sundry twits i osres in front of the high road, containing together neag Three 'Lunde's! Acres of exallent and very produc:ivr Meadow, Pastur4 Arable, and Wood Land, all in bawl, a can. siderable ;tart Tithe Five, lying very contract, and bounded i.e. a considerahle distance by the two toru 7 ile road, l-ailing to Rel. gate. The Rectory House is a vary commodious Red. dence, and contains a genteel Dravrier..r.o.nt.a w•:Ile; a apartlonf.l Dining Parlour, a Breakfast-room, Library. srwtsi chambers and Dressing-rooms, with .Ipartincitts for iervant , , suitable Doniestie Osces, and pod Ceilaritig; a spacious Yuil. Coach-house, excellent Stall-etabl'n3 for eleven Heroes and Farm-yard, with proper Buil legs for liusbairlry, Ile Residence stands m arty in the (saute oft beautiful me. Jack of 50 Ac..es, pleasingly tio4pered. anal margined by thrivig Plantations, which entirely seclude it from the road. AdjoiuitiA to the Paislozk arc Walitut and Filbat (Ir-chards, and tw o. Kitchen-gardens fully cropped and planted, asod in the Grounds are several InAi-poods, wail-soured. The hleadoves and every part of the Premises, are abundantly supplied with fine %Vat's. the whole lonizing one of the 'swat productive and beg co:Al:- tinned Estates in the Comity. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printel Particular , . tray be had SI days preceding the sale, of Messrs. Skinner, 1. - chin, and Forrest, Altler•rate-street, where a flays may b: Part ietilin may also be bad at the Suet, Kingston ; GrelitoutiJ, Croydon ; Cock, Sutton ; Swan, Leatherltead; Red Lk*, Dw'.- log White I ban, Guild:Ord ; Spread Engle, Epsom ;of hfr.Lr• Solicitor, Chancery-lane, and at Caraway's. Ina stria tulle after the Sale of the E.tatti. vIII I sulktl e Hotn , elietd Furniture. vAlual.k; Live and Di *d raining 14 :°:` , C.trts, knplernents of liusb.ottlry, and notneruu.oth.r Effects • IiENT., • - An excellent HOUSE, with SEVEN rir ACRI:i of Ca:i LAND, hairnet* NAMSGATE and DEM., with at; L. , • - pos4etta4un. Mes.rs. SKINNER, Tuctilx, and :TORRES 1, At Garraway'a, on Eriday,.Attjutt V 4, it Twelve t.:Clock, in me 'l.te„ by order of the Executrix, _piVALUABLE and trit . .y de.iraMe HOLD ESTATE.. qituate in t l'arislhof ful and much adtWred pint of the Kcnti.h Coait, within' --`•• miles of Sartilwiet, tour of Deal, nine of It attisigate ;•- 1 I of Margate and within 13 of Canterbury ; con , istir: • • ancellrnt Resialet,ei, of handiorne elevation, called Upton ; • :.! the property of Ruitert Small, Esq. decea;ed, •- mestic (Aces, newly-erected Coach-Couse aid St:Offing, Pleasure Ground, Orchard, and wailed Garden. 'The Hnu•-• situate in a beautiful Paddock, adjoinine, t.t which Is a c:rn..l:' Farm Or. rith and productive Arabi:: I.atul, or a v;7y quality, in a high state of cultivation, eontaibing ..hugeau - r f.'s 70 Acres, with a neat Bailiff's Mestuage, aid sundry rim:Wl: ; the greater part of the Howe ha. been reet:iitty tiec'•.% the grounds are tastefully laid out, and the Edam leghly at an intntense expence by the late proprietor. The lasi.' is placed at air agreeable distance from the turnpike rua4. conanunds.a view of the shipping in the Down;. .:rd a Cec *peer of the country front Ramsgate to Deal. The Laud redeemed. - - - - - - - - be viewed by Tickets only, which, with printed Pw*L': lars, may be had of Mr. Thnmis Sboltlen, near da.," and of Messrs. Skinnt r, Tuchm, and Port-ISt, Aldersgais-stre Partiettlars also of Mosses R use and en. Printers. Canterbury.: Mr. Blade, Printer, Maidstone; at the York and Kitimat) r Hotel, Margate; King's Head, and t• Loadou Hotsl, ;;ate; Three Kings, Deal; Crown avd Lull ions, 14..tbes'er Yotk House, Dover; and at (;:rrattay*l. • LONDON: Pruned and ptedisitell by LI VEL KEIZ . l,alC. vt terbttry-Place, Lambeth, 3t the r I.at-Orries, No. I. 3 " Strlttt. Published also at the 51 - All.oll/SCIL, 1eal& 110 AND URREY. LW, t the %Tar. COUK , artenaoc,., County o t rmdoo, am Pati,t+. rs of &wig , ofwirrch Boohham. rm of Ric.,:r4 istre Corn- . Bookhani, rs lNt Iris , : Whim • ! .. loliert , )-; r, 'I riehni; Idly AND UE, ANC/ Drs,Coach. Lands; posstssisri or