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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, i..interyls, 1610. ~- in..„ : _s NG, FESRUART 24, 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- •In Kalil OctavOild" 14 " 1 "ft -4.6 POI di; . n a plib_lished, • - ' ... ‘!!...."'. SIR. 1074'ATHAN. MILES'S TRUST. • L, in Three Acts, interipetied 1 JESTri ORDNANCE, do he rAy give Erotism?, Mits. FEARNE'S ESSAY 01; ate tiN gigl' ' LEA . . Ali Ades costaioed to as Weimer, ee Deal et Ttest, beatim at ' .IVOTICE ithereby Given, that, pursuant tot ..--: an agzacertgicir , Ntateribalith dar of April. lel" iehereby the ihestsilelleair " DR ,' with Notes. . , - . ___: That Proposals Will be received at their Ofee in Pall-Mall, I" eng e9*rrii446l M T RIMAIMERS i NAT K Iti MILKS Pl."*.bli"eiscir esscela eltdiaelk :NIGHTS t •-• or before Friday the 2d day of March next, from such Persons CHARLEMAGNE. By cHAtu t EB Bruixß. g ig . : '. . 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ROYAL., ).MORROW EVENIN I wia; ,,, acted the New Drama, called THE FREE •, THE EDIC r OF Cl the Overture and Music compdSed Ac.l:l will be represented the ,es Intend • WM 4 Creditara of the said Sir J;nathan Miles, who are named in, tip ffrst Stltiednie to the saldTrast Deed, on Tuesday, the 27th 44 it Nbruary Instant, at the London Coffee House, in Ludgate-streef; _ _ fr. To nilich will be added, the New farce, called A BUDGET OV BLUNDERS. The Character f by Mr. Mi.iNIDtN, M. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTON, Mr. FARLEY, I\l'6sBM:l'oN, Mrs. GIBBS, &c. &c. ' I,vciing--The same Performance'''. ii: the Boxes to he taken of Mr. taittiii it ; at the Nei, re ffice, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. . . 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CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, OFFICES, COACH HOUSE AND STABLE—By Mr. ROBINS, At Grrrawars, oa Tuesday the 27th of February, at Twelve , DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious elegant MANSION, the centre house on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted up at a very considerable expanse, in complete order, and fit for the imme diate reception of a family of distinction; the sleeping apartments are numerous, spacious - ' well planned and airy, With Dressing rooms, Water-closets, and other cenveniencies • the Drawing room storey consist. of two handsome lofty Dr awing -roosts, of large dimensions, communicating by folding doors, and finished in the firsrstyle of elegance ; windows to the square opening to a balcony the whole extent of the front, a Best anti or Breakfast- - room ; the ground floor contains an Entraece-hail, vestibule or inner ball, capital Dining-room with itumed wailhaad a Closet, Library, Gentleman's Dresaintemain,POirdering-roons, and Wa ter-closd, &c. ; in the basement thereat 'eery requisite domestic Office, detached Kitchen, cool` Larders,' Scullery, Wash-house, &c. communicating to a six-stall Stable, Coach-house, Harness room, with Loft and Man's Room over; the whole well supplied with water. 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BIBLE or SeRIPTURE STORIES, consisting of all the de tached Narratives in the Old and New Testament, in the language of the Sacred Writings, as Joseph, the Prodigal Son, Ste. &c. -In 2 vols. price 4s. half bound. S. ROBIN'ON CRUSOE, abbreviated for young persons, with 24 engravings, price 4s. 6d. half bound. 4. GULLIVER'S TRAVELS, abbreviated, with 12 coloured engravings, price 21.6 d. half bound. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDBNCE,UPPER BROOK-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE, With excellent Offices,. Gardem Coach-houses, Stables, &c. and A FRESH SUPPLY. . Piece oreround and Eric klafer's Shed, lieperd Court, ad. the 27 th DESIRABLE Feb ruary , LEASEHOLD T - ESTATE,I ex- At Garravray's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday MATHEWS and LEIGH, No. 18, , Jointhe.—By Mr. ROBINS, M ESSRS. Stiand, have received a fresh supply of the following cellent and celebrated Medicines, viz. 181 tE at AS 19 The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, so universally remitted A e to for its extraordinary superiority in removing all complaints of 4- l i . - comprising a very eligible and commodious Town Red the stomach, relaxations of the solids , nervous weakness, the dole. dente, situate In Upper Brook-stkeet, GreaVeD o r 4 qUare, Mika effects in an ev d e part ry theeicasulearwlyhe th r Ul e c‘insequen2es , for the accommodation of a Nobi man or Gentleman's Family constitution the late reside:la of a Gentleman deceased, containing in the at , has been reduced by disease or Irregularity, the good effects of tics, three Servanteßnonta and Store Closet; wand Karen four the Cordial Balm of Gilead are unequalled. excellent Bed Chambers, with convenientelosets, Dresebreoces, most powerful alterative, purifief, and sweetener of the blood Also, the ANTWMPETIGINES, or So to MON'S Doors, PS, the, &c ' rr consistsßwThoomindotcoreterintinarrpooontydeatitgant iyfitniyoilasspFaeiiiss:tacedDesjoinenatusß.awhiztamb oanb7., ever yet discovered, and may he confidebtly relied on as the most Water-closet and small Room ; Oround Floor consists of a neat Entrance, Vestibule, or Inner-hall, Stone Staircase to the second safe and certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula, King's Born, Scorbutic Erurions Leprosy, and other Disorders arising from uoor, G„tio„2oicoatn, Library , poising-room, areskrast. •an impure or inipait ' vd state of the blood and lymph. room, and a capital Dieing-zoom, haddsontely aniseed, and Ve ••• Ladies and Gentlemen may now have their Orders corn- netian Window opeping to a C arden, Water-closet • mid -store pieted for the Half-Guinea or Family Boules, which contain tour R oom ; Basement contains numerous excellent offices, weigete for 395. on which 9s. are saved. with every convenience, Area at the back with nape te the gar. Likewise, the ABSTERGENT LOTION and DETERGENT den, which is laid out with Borders and planted with Rowan, - OINTMENT, at 4s. 6d. each, for pimple traces , sore legs , and 1 Shr ubs, &c. at the cad of which is a Building with Lanads7 or all ki n d s of o ld wounds, ulcers, scrofula, and scurvy, humours Store-room over, a complete Wash-bogie, ate. Aspaishag th e after the small-pox, measles, Ste. with directions, in whisk the premises is Standing foe fear Carri ag es, and Status for seven treatment of each disorder is explained. Hones, with Lofts and Mest's Rooms over. Alm st Plea of The words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," are swayed on Ciferods with Bricklayer.' Sheds / 22 Sbererd'. coon, in the ee - the stamp, which purchasers for their own safety will be parties. "Pa" of Mr. Beim baler. Teems at Way far in observing. . Agai as b Perthshire on 11•11tb eme ts ys e are s, at N. B. A few scarce Copies cif " Woolen's Guide to Hod*" I Careawat ii iii allA Warwklksinong. slink.' torinesdes map be isetl. , . peles es. only. .... . . . . • • • . - . . _ .. ► TIMBER, BUCKS. For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AQUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and other TIMBER, now standing to Woods and Enclosures, ' in the *kinky of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be Sold in Lots, iniounting to front 2.100 to £lOOO. The Winter Woods must bit taken down, and paid for immediately, and the lOak as soon as.the season will admit. For Particulars, apply to Mr. lmrie, at the Queen's Head, Taplow, who will attend to ,hew the Timber. No applicationi by letter whl be attended to unless the postage is paid. This day Was published, price Is. ACATALOGUE of a 'MODERN COLLEC TION of BOOKS, for 1810; in Anatomy, Medicine, Sur gery, Chemistry, Botany, &c. containing the most approved Au thors. To which are added, a Li-it of the various Lectures deli vered in London, &c. with the Terms of Attendance. Sold by J. Callow, M2dical Booksellee, No. 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho, London. ••• The full Value given for Libraries, or Parcels of Books, or others given In exchange. N. B. A Medical Subscription Library. viles bcres i fair 1, and gonad r for :fret i ER. ri As , LAi ble kers?: Weis ; larva, ; 14,13 ; 7otrts ; mer 4 of Ole Cuir U.