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J• .154 N "7, 01 ~ .i, je l4l f r. l -4 Nr. A-VA r- J y C I A") fa ,* !j / A l - or,. zn n a 3 . 7 yi • Wilt • N vNBLR 9476. MONDAY, JULY 14, 1817. PRICE SEVE':- PENCE. CONTRACT FOR THE CARRIAGE OF TIMBF.R. NAPT-OFFICII, Jady 3, 1 8I 7. rrTIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIO NE RS el hi, MAJESTY", NA Mi. itereAvive Netier, WORK OF M. PILLET, Ste. Tbis day was published, bvo. prier I xs. boards, THE TRUTH respecting ENGLAND; nr, sit impartial Examination of the Work of M. PILLET, and of various other Writers on the same Subject. Published and Dedicated to the English Nation, By J. A. VIEVARD, Proprietor and Editor. Printed for the Authnr, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. This day were published, nted in Vols. uro. prior XI. 4s. boards, SERPI6N prI S, chiefly on PRACTICAL SUB JIC CS.—By E. COGAN. Printed for J. Alawntau, 39, Ludgate-street. GUILDHALL, LONDON, JULY 5, 1817. THE COMMITTEE of CITY LA!JOS Kill MEt•l' at GUILDHALL, on WEDNESD.II , the dap of July ir.srant, at Twelve o'Cloek at Non::, to I.:. f by PUBLIC AUC LION, A Building Lame for 50 Years, from Mh!stimmer, 1817, cf a 'Piece of Ground on the Sault tide of Fratheratme.atiert, w •"n the Manor of finsb.,ry. A Lease for 21 Years, from 111!!summer, lik!7, of a House on the East side of WOitt.cress street, sate in the uccu.a:ior. of 'flionsas Warner. A Leasi for 21 Year• from Midsummer, ISI7, of a Ii :art s Nu. 47, on 'be North el le of . kiniier-street, and • A Lea-E. for 21 ►cars, frun: Midsummer, 1917. of a titablaa in the King's Arms Stabt , -yard, near Broad meet. The l'izn of t! e aid Grou n and the Cundi'i•nte for Letting the same, as also for Letting the said linusea and Steak. may Sae seen at the Office of Works, Guildhall, aad the Premises may be viewed ever y day from Eleven to 'I hr•e. 104 BUili NAN, Comptroller. That on WEONESOAY, the teats instant, at One n'Clock, th , tv 701 he r. qtly to treat with such Persons as may he willing to 'Concur.; fix cone-qiug by Land and Water-carriage to his Ma. jest(: Yard at Deptfurd, the full:twins quantities of OAK TIM- BoR, ttiz. MR. BIILAND'S NEW WORK. This day was published, in Sao. price 141. boards, A N HISTORICAL DISPLAY of the Effects of PHYoICAL and MORAL CAUSES on the CHARAC- It and Clitt• MS IA NCES of NATIONS: insindlngaCons parison of the ANCIENTS and MODERNS, in regard to their Intellectual and Social State. About 301 I.a+ds from Whittlewood Forest, Northamptonshire. 134 Loads fri,rtkey Forest, in ditto. 80 Loads from Winchwood Forest, in Oxfordshire. 4 Form .f the 7 ender may Go seen es this Office. NoTender toil! Ge rnrivel after O.le o' Clock. on the Doy of Treaty, nor any notieedunlesc the Party, nr iitent for him, attends. Emery Tender mint he accompanied by a letter, addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by a responsilde Perron, engaginz to konne boned will: the Pirion tendering, in the Sam of £31.0 for the dose Par yo 'game of the Contract. By JOHN BIG LAND, Author of " Letters on the Study et History," `• History of Europe," Ste. Printed for Longman, Hurst, - Rees, Orme, and Brown; F. C. and J. kivington; and Sherwood, Neely and Jones, London... and W. Sheardown, Doncaster. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street, July 9, 1817. THE DIRECTORS ot the CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 0 FFIcE, do bereby give Notice, That attend ance will be gives at the Society's Ilouse,in Serjeant's Inn, Fleet st reet, on Wednesday, the 16th, 23d, and 30th dais of July instant, and on Wednesday, the 6th day of August next, from Twelve o'clock until fwo in the Afternoon on each of the said days, to pay Claims arising by natl., of Members of the said Society la Year ceding at Lady-day, 1817, 014 Style, anmanting to ,cloy 15% 61 for each Share. PENSAM, Register. In the last Year In.urances on 87 Shares became payable; of these, 75 having made Eleven Yearly Payments, or mote.reseive additions, amounting to 91 per Cent.; Five Shares having made Nine Yearly Payments, 68 per Cent.; One Share having made Steen Yearly Payment., 59 per Cent.; One Share having made Four, and Five Shares having made One Yearly Payment, 48 per Cent.in addition to the Sums originally insured. - GRAND WHEt.L. 4 ...... of 110KNSBY and Co respectfully acquaint the Public. that the Lottery finishes Drawing on SATUR. OAT NEX l'.—Tkkets and Shares are Selling at the same cheap rate as they were before the Drawing began, at the old-esta blished State Lottery Mee of HORNSBY and Co. N 0.26, CORNHILL , _ IMPORTANT LO fTERY INTELLIGENCE. MONEY FOR BLANKS! Till TUVRIOAT, the 17th of Tins Monrn (J OLT) TBISH respecitully reminds the Hol ders of the • 3,900 Blanks, drawn the First Day, that although they have had their chance for an the Prizes drawn that day, their Numbers remain Us if they had never beta drawn, consequently they will hive a second chance fur the Second and fast fINEURDAY. JULY it, when the Lottery will fibi.h; And it is more than probable that some of those Numbers which have been drawn Blank, will, to the Second Drawing, obtain part If not all tho Four £40,000 PIIZCI, and. other Capital , . now in the Wheel. The Holders of the sou° Blanks may receive at the rate of lelo per ricket, if presented at either of BISH's Oaces, en or before THURSDAY, 17th OF THIS MONTH. But by so doing they give up all claim to whatever It may be re. drawn; sad T. Bun wishes ids to be borne in mind, otherwise dimming:lion night occar it a person parted with a Blank for Xi% which was afterwards drawn a 4140,000 Prize. If the • Holders do not part with their Blank Tickets or Shares on or before the,l7th of This Month, they cannot receive the iflo per `s isfeeritiormnit ttdDt then Manse gee the SestmliatawinG, which will be NEXT SATURDAY, 19th THIS MONTH, When ALI. the FOUR 410,000 Prises now in the Wheel, be sides Minor Capitals, MUST BE DRAWN ! Tickets and Shares, warranted ondrawn, are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker, 4, CORNUILL ; and 9„ CHARING-Caine Who sold Three at the Capital Prizes di awn on Wednesday last, ...and in the Lottery which finished 4th June, more Capitals than any other Ogee-keeper. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. T METCALFE'S PENE'T'RATING HAIR er • BRUSHES.-0f all the Inventions for which Patents have 'been granted, DOM has ever been found so generally beneficial as the above extraordinary and Important Discovery, and toe which 3. METCA.LFE has the happiness to say he is constantly receiving the thanks of the Nobility and the Public. As a linsafer sissosing the Head from Scurf (thereby strengthening and geononing the growth of the Hair), Ms -superiority la acknowledged ever every implement whassoec er, by all ranks of society. These celebrated Brushes are recommended for cleansing false hair s is wigs, tou pees, Sic. as they penetrate to the weft. which no ether brush can do. These Patent Ilruelses fnr cloths and velvets win be found to re-dress those articles; likewise for hats, &c. &c. As a nail brush, jewel or plate brush, they are alike superior. As bone brushes they are inestimable • it seed only be observed , they are highly approved and recom mended by Professor Coleman and the Veterinary Surgeons, and are in use at their College. As Beak brushes, their properties an of the greatest consequence to per sons subject to rheumatism, epilepsy. apoplexy, &c. and are strongly recommended by the Medical Profusion. As household brushes of the various denonsluations,vis. shoe brushes, scrubbing brushes, /cc. &c. they possess the same extrsordinary cleansing property; doing the work in a superior manner. and with half the usual labourp.-The Patent Bruises are 'readier for cleansing nuchinery and asechaaical engines, and cep sorts of moulded . works; hs short, this new and Important dieseeny b daily den loping the greatest consequences k and extends to all brushes what loner. So great is the superiority of the Patent Brushes, that all others (in comparison)are wholly useless, as will be proved on trial. To be bad retail of J. METCALFE, PATRNTIR, at Ms Baum and COUR MANNIACTORT, se, ORRAT MAIT•LA-SONNR• STRIZT, PORTLAND PLACe, of 0. METCALFE, 35 0 , Ox -114119 STRU T ; and an resp ectable Shopkeepers in the United Kisilloin. Wholesale orders to be addressed to METCALFE and KENT, 49, DeaDurcet Soho; and T. and G. Kent, 28, Youltry, London . —la purcha sing the Penetrating Brushes, please to ask for J. METCALFE'S PATENT BRUSHES, and see that the brush bas the Patentee's stamp on it—" J. METCALFE, PATS/ITU., LONDON," In the margin, and 0. It. with the Royal Crown in the centre; gross impositions having been prac tised on the public, beds in price and quality, by unprincipled persons selling spi.rimis brushes with printed labels on them, " allies them Patent Brushes. A REAL BLESSING TO MO I'HERS. OF all the numerous Cases that have appeared in the Public Prints for the last ten years, of the pod effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, acne are more en titled to the attention of every Maher and Nuts, than the undermentioned : the Want Daughter of Mrs. lassos, No. , Oxford.strees, was, at the tender age of t wo mouths, take; very ill. The Physician amid net End nut the ddlrre disorder ; it was every day getting worse. Mrs. I. asked-him if he thought it was its teeth ? His answer was, the child was too peange—, However, Mrs. I. hiving experienced the virtues qt the Syrup s both in bar own family, as well as of several Ladies of her as "alma= thought she would try. As soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she began to get better, and by the tlm the Infant was 16 weeks old, she had five tech through. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Wiliam's, No. it, Newnian-street,Oxford.4treet ; and byiall the piocipal htedfidem Venders io town and country, at 25.6 d. a bottle. Caution.—Be we to ask for " Jehnsoo and Williaine's Ame rican Seething Syrup," as there are a number of specious sorts. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor, as usual, M her Muse, every l'aiesday and Saturday Morning, from nine to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a revectahle hdirsairoeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity. This day were published, INSTRUCTIONS for conducting SCHOOLS.— Sixth Edition, enlarged, price ‘2.s: ed. Also, Elcments of Tuition, Parts I. 11. and 111. consprising the History of the NON System of Education, Ist, at Madras, et. std, Its ppplleation to English Schools, 12s. and !d, to Classical or Grammar Schools, price iss.—By A. BELL, L.L.D. EAs.S. P.R.S.FA. Sold by P. C. - and J. Itivington, St. Paul's Church -yard. This day was published, handsomely printed in 1.0. Illustrated by four Maps, descriptive oldie Route, ids. boards, A PICTURESQUE TOUR through FRANCE, AIL SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and through pan of the NETHERLANDS, in the year Isis. Flumina 'mem, Sylvasque I " Cedar and Pine, and Fir ' and branching Palm, A Sylvan scene • and as the ranks ascend Shade above sh ade, a woody theatre Of stateliest view.* MILTON. Laudon a Poem' far 3. Magellan, SO, liaidgate-errese. By whom aka la jut published, a new edition of B usrsica's CLASSICAL Toes through ITALr, 4 4018. also. As bawds. THE late Rev. JOHN SHEPHERD': CRI rl: CAL and PRAC ricAL ELUCIDATION of the BOOR of COMMON PRAYER, in two Volumes, two. price 41. is. The number of Copies subscribed for having mush exceeded the expectations of the Editor and her Friends, it bas been found necessary to print a Fourth Edition of the Work, which will be ready for Publication in a few days. In the mean time, Subscriptions will centime to be received by Messrs. Hammersley, ; Rev. Dr. Onshim, lattlett's buildispg Mies Shepherd, Bromley College, Kea; F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Hatelinrd, ISO, Pic cadilly, until the First of September, when the Work will be pobathai for general sale, at £1 4e. This day was published, In 4 vols. I taw prim Its. boards, rrHE DESERTEL—A Novel.—By AMELIA BEA UCLERC, Arabes e( w lelootrelthe, or the Peer of Scoilabd Mama Hooters; ate. Primed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeohanonreet. The follovriog win appear this Summer Prejodiee and Phislogoemy, by Mile D'Arcy, I vole. Beauchmea; or, The Wheel of Fortune, by I. H. Fleldleg, 4 vols. A Brideiad No Wite,by Mrs. Mess, late H. Bouvier% 4 vela. Bandit Chief I or, The Lards of Undo*, a Romance, 4 vols. Anti-Delphine, by Mrs. Byrom, &coon Edition, a vols. Jassy, or the Rose of Desalts Cottage. by the'Ambor of the Bravo of Bohemia, Ste. dm. 4 vols. SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION. This day was published, in two thick vols. avo. (closely printed, and illustrated with Nine Plates, by Lowry, Etc.) the Second Edition, Improved, price Alt. 11a. ed. bear ds, SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION, or ELEMEN TARY INSTRUCTION in the various Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical Ruh* for studying etch Branch of Useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. SHEPHERD. the Rev. J. JOYCE, and the Rev. LAN C CARPENTER, LL.D.' Printed for Loopiest, Hurst, Ram, Onne, and Brown, Pater noster row. The Authors of this Work have bad it in view to offer such Elementary Ins.ruction as may afford a pod preparative for fu tare reading, Co point out the best sources of larther Information, and to compress within a narrow Compass, a great fund of impor tant knowledge, which could only be obtained by the perusal ut a multitude of Volumes. This day was published, Handsomely printed, In Six Vols. Sva and a Seventh In quarto, containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, illustrative of the Geography and Antiquities of Ancient Greece, a New Edition, being the Fifth, price .C 4. as. boards, of THE TRAVELS of A NACHARSIS the Younger, in Greece, during the Middle of the Fourth Cen tury, before the Christian ; translated from the French of the late Abbi Bartheleosi. To which are prefixed, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of J. J. BARTHELEMY, written by himself, in 1799 and 1793; with a Portrait of the Author. ••• This edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the last ? A scii Edition, published from a Copy, in which the late Abbe Bluth'!easy had made numerous collections and additions with his own bend. The Mace, Plans, Views, end Coins, contain several additional sew ones, and ars all from new Designs, in general on a larger scale. The whoM have been remsgraved for this Edition of the ITrandaflon, and are mumated with an accuracy, neatness, and elegance, whkb render them, in that respect likewise, muck su perior to those of the former Edidens. N. B. A few Copies are printed es SeperEne Royal Paper, with Proof Impressions el the Pitons and Maps, price sell its. la boards. Primed for J. Marinas; F. C. and J. Rlvlngtoo; Cadefl and Devise; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow .4 J. and A . MA; W. Clerks and Boas; Lackkigtos and Co.; Joon Richard ear W. Ginger; Law and Whittaker; J. Black and Soo; R. Schisy ; Basely, Cradock, and Joy; J. Bohn; R. Fenner; R. Basishers; and T. did J. Allman. PATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the Polecats of Wales,Ducbess of York, and Duke of Sumer ; his Imperial Majesty the Emperoiof all the Russia., his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, his Euelleisq t h e Duke del infartado, by their especial authority. ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL. Its virtues composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Macamar, in the East Indies, are unprecedented for preventing the hair gating off or turning grey to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakest hairs and produces a luxuriant grdwth en the baldest places ; alto an Inimitable natural cut!, winch it preserves in damp weather, &c. produces whither', eye-brows, &c —it is perfectly innocent, and may with safety be applied to the youngest infant. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottle. Price Ss. 6d. 10s. 61. and 21 ls. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'. ESSENCE of TYRE, Whkit immediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a permanent and flossy Brown or Black, intitating the exact natural colour—washing makes this Dze more durable. It is perfectly innocent, and Lathes or Gen tlemen may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price 4s. 75.6 d. and to.. ed. and One Guinea per Bottle. Sold wholesale resat, end fur exportation, by the sole Pro ' prleftlo, ts. Ro wland and liess, Corner of ILlebranset, the first catalog on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, London ; and by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Titehbome-street ; Mr. Smyth, I ti, and Gattle and Peirce, 57, New Bond •street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Berry, 17, Johnston, 15, Greek street; and by all Perisuners and Medicine Venders throughout Eu rope. Caution.-.--Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and ob serve that each genuine bottle of the above 'racks are signed on the oittside label in red ink," A. Rowland and Sou:' All others ire Counterfeits. Also may be had, an Interesting Essay= the carious Structure of the Human Hair, pries se. Dedicated to her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Sane Coboarg. This day were published, In Three Pans, price 12s. boards, I.AET'rERS of YORICK; or a GOOD.IIt/mOU22D Rs sto STILA tics in favour of the Established Church. By a very HUMBLE MEMBER of it. Submitted to the Bible Society Mee, Lancasterians, and other Aggregate Reformers of the Church, who are for leaving the Na- tional Kellen:l out of National Education. Sohl by F. C. sod J. Rivington, St. raui•s Chureh-yard. This day was published, price as. o‘tavo. A THEOLOGICAL ENQUIRY iuto the Sacra. meet of BAPTISM, and the nature of Baptismal ration; in Bee Discourses; preached before the Uwvsrstty of Cambridge, in April, 1817. By the Rev. C. BENSON, M.A. Member of Trinity College, and Lecturer of St. Jules, Idevrceetiwepon-Tyne. Printed for F. C. and J. Riviagton, St. Penn Minh-yard ; sold also by J. Hatches's% No. 140, Pleca4llll, and at Ostend, Cambridge, &c. This day was published, Handsomely printed in 2 Yak. leo. peke in bards, lee. The Second Edltioe, of SERMONS on various SUBJECTS and OCCA SIONS; with an Address to the Members of the Church of Logland on the Necessity of a regular Ministry. By the Rev. JOHN NANCE, D.D. Rector of Old Romney, and Master of Ashford School, Rent; and tate Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. Voluted for V. C. and J. Rivingtoo, No. 62, St. PattrsChttrch yard ; sold also by J. liatchard, Piceaditly. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. So a a CON—Mr. Kiernan,Member of the Royal College, London. Govan:oft s--Earl of Egremeat, Earl of I &brim Hoo. Colonel J. Burr, M.P. John Latonclie. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN -8 f (or the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to WMe the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of die Royal College) from having directed his chit: attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives It a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointiug to the List of the Royal College, published In February, 1516, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of persons &gloaming such tides, arid publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list ' are to be credited.'fbe an nual reports of the Lock Disprnary will prove that wane of the most dangerous cases of Stlictures, Debility, and other supposed Incurable affections of the Generative Organs Lave been here ra dically and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his House, 21, Lower Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, where let ters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Jostpu price is. ed Edition, Practical Observation' on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. 171, Ma-street, 20, Paternoster-row. and to, Crown -court, Soho. FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and experi ence, anti we trust that thirty years' successful practise in this peculiar brands of our profeulon gives us a decided superiority over every lithe r Practitioner. in recent cases of Sy pistil is lidez tion, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days, and in those cases of a more complicated nature, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment 'ensures to the Patient a wound and perfect re establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or local Debility,it wilibe consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestimable power of rentiVA:ing the must debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by a residence in but or unhealthy climates, too seden tary a life, or weskit'. an application to study, excessive grief, n *Woes use of Mercury, etc. or should it proceed from an habi tual taxilesey to consumption, them oar restoratives will produce the hsppint stmts. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer biting Strength, and Spirits • and even to the aged and infirm our plats of treatment will *fiord relief and comfort, by gently and safely invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is 'fleeted by a safe, ter. min, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Palau restored to sound and vigorous health. Patients of either Sex may consult us with the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. tu7, Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country, describing their case, and enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine., she same will be sent to all parts of the world. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons • No. 107, Hatton Garden, MANOR OF HASELL, AND FARMS IN SOMERSETSHIR E. TO BE SOLD IN FEE 1W AUCTION, At Old Il..wtt Inn, near Wells, on Moriany, the 21. t day of July next, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon urccisely Conks. previously di-posed to by Private Contract, of which du: tice will be gives') subject to such conditions as will then be produced, IIHE MANOR or rep ute d M anor o f HASELL , In the County of . .i.interset, together with sundry Farms and Lands, situated In the several Parishes of Chess/tom Mendip, Übley, Compton Martin, and Illagilc,n ; containing together about Nine Hundred and Eighty Acres, statute measur e , exclusiv e of the Wood, which contains about Eighty-two Acres, in waish is a considerable quantity of fine young thriving fissilit-r. The foregoing propurr-i is rewarkshly c.snisact un v:intl roads within au easy distabce of the cities of Bristol, aa is sill Wolk— A purchaser will have an opportunity of investing his money on advantageous teilll F. Mr. Isaac Kendall, of Hasell Farm, or Mr. John Webb, of Compton Martin, wilt shew the Premises.—Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. liroderip, Alelhar, and Co. of where a map of the property may be stun, and who are ready to treat by Private Contract. All Letters must be post paid. N.B. A Purchaser may be accommodated with a considerable part of the purchase money. TO BE LET, For the Term of Three or live Years, with pos•esdon at Michaelmas next, A VERY Cnmplete and Elezant VILLA. at Biundeston, in the County of 5011Olk, now occupied by Mrs. Saunders, deligk•fully situated in a Lawn of upwards of Forty Acres, which extends to a beautiful piece of water of about Sixteen Acres, with ornamental Plantations and Shrub. belies, a good Carden, Forty Acres of eseelient Arahle Land lying contiguous to the House, and 'I wave Acres of Mars!' 1. and, forming together a nu , st desiraLle Iteslence, and fit tCr a Family of the first resperiahility. The Mansiou-huuse rnioproxs a Vestibule, Dining-room, v . l Drawing room, each 17 feet by Its feet, a small Study, I.P.rary, 19 feet by IS tent; three good eileeping-rouras, with Dressing. 'rooms to eadi, four good Attic., a good Kitchen, i iutztek %tepees. room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall and Prew-house, over which there are three good Servants' Bed-rooms and a large Attic, with back Staircase there:o, together with all necessary Offices, In good repair. Also a table and Cuach.huate, Barn, and requisite Out-buildings. The House Delos completely furnished in a very neat stile, the Furniture may be hired there" th or taken at a valuation. Blutideston is in a very genteel neighbourhood, wi bin four miles of Lowestoft, a much admired and fashionable bathing place, within eight miles of Yarmouth, and within half a mile of the MO read from that place to Ipswich. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Samuel Mitchell, at his Office, St. Andrew's, Nor Mete DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S ARMY, I'ENI: 4 SUI..I. 1 1 HOSE who are in want of Hair, or who are anxious to preserve It, would do well to direct , he r =ten.. thin to the SPANLiii VEGe."I ABLE LIQUID CUNIPOSI. TION, brought by an Officer of the Duke of Welsh,gton't Army, front Madrid. A few trials only will soon entwine.: them hove much it i~ superior, in till respects, to the Oils, Honey Water , &c. which they have been in the habit of using. The Proprietor has, at the Willett of numerous Wends, an I rt very considerable expense, prepared a quantity of it, which is t a be sold only by VICKERY a.:41 Co. of Tavistock-street, Garden, pale and dark coloured, at ins. per bottle, with proper directions. EXTRACTS Irmt LETTERS aadres:ed to Dr. SOLOMON, (1,1 house, neat Liveri.oni, Moan.* The Efficacy of the CORDIAL HAl.bl GILItAII in then ibffisult and complicatid Disorders for which it is pecutisrly being administered to the tender infant, the previant fems'e, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto untar.dieled ia the annals of Medical discovery. Flom crre.--T. tlartett, Sr. Panl.street wthes cs f,l - leel impelled by er.ututle to you, and a Seale of duty ru the public, to add my testimony to the numerous cares a're.sly recorded in favour of a no diclue so entinenti y calculated to J !le. date the complicated disease. with whichituittati nature is visited. Lahourieig under a ceveir nervous 44 Li/11, which sv:s brought on by the imprudent iudulz. nee of ...pirituu9s I vino and entails youthful isah,cr.tiom, I had recourse to the. must powerful tos ides, which were taken without the least guo.lett ct, so that life bscame a burden to me. and in this miserable state I dragged on a wretched ex wiener, until I induced to try the Cordial lialnt of Gilead, two bottle, of which gay- me rebel, m.i.l by persistind in its use, have obtainer! a per fete cute. Faum PRESTON —A (leidlentan iron this town says, l shmild be the nued ling, Litchit wretch in iht world, were I nut to echelon,. ledge, in the wannest .erms of zraii.n.le, lie great hem Sts which I have futmd from tithing guar Cot aI 8,::1; (iii „j , an d which, under the Lles , iiig ut 'leaven, ha 4 been me means of re storing me from a tkplot ail.: sive ui languorove.dtness, and me. laniholy, to the enjoy tito.: of he ,Ith and vigour, dditMidy greater than my friends or mywlt Lad the smallert reason to. expect.— After long lahounng under such a cur:Tallinn 01 d sorders, to my astonishment, the use of one b ~ti of thi, medicine so war, &tinily recovered mt. Mit. I was persuaded it was a mi. rack; and a second butte testor,d me to perfect health, and the benefits of a good corned u v7i It is impossible t., 'men Ln MO and cures widefs Dr. Solomon is in posset.sion of, as it would require fame volumes; he contents himself with what Sas been inserted, great expertet., le having convinced him, that In all mmbid affections of the Hood and lymph (the cause of almost every malady) sts noble,safe, and efficaciosu a remedy, was never effael to matetind, As Dr. So!onion's pra,tiee has ne yr becnme so great an•i even sive, tta: bit constant elignemesits TecUirt a C'3•!. idtrah:t. port:on of Ws; time and at; n !Awe, he expects, svlsen compliment ut One PJund hut all wriaen caws. or letters et :4lviee, and unaccompanied with an o NI( r :or n:ed,cine and re minas:4 to be armver4d at his lettere, are required to cnclote only half-a-guinea —Drafts may be obtrath.il et any I'ost•Ofice, payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, swf.icla is a rare nto& of cimveyance. Such letters ohould, to safety, be thus di rected: "Money Letter. Dr. Solon:Go, Gilea l f Halve, near Liverpool. Paid Doable Postage." Sold by S. Leizb, is, Strand ; and by all Venders of Patent Medicines in tutope and America, ;ince I Is. and xis. a bottle, ditty included. Of whom may be bad, the Anti(lmpetienes, or Sok.strn's Drops, ((u al:solute cure n , r ate Scursy,:k.olula, Lepv.sy, &c. Price 11 s. and 936. per tvittl,... olrmon's Absterzent In icn, an rfrec!:...l cure for (cor i vtie eruptions, coarseness, re!pol, orapie , , oil Vie face, hand., and ureic., Price •Ist 6(1. vcr _ . Selwyn's% Guide to fic.tith, which explahls In :t concise and easy manner, the must timpti: methods of trcmtnt at, and et. hucto ,,, ume d ies . f or iltieum., hypoc 4, o:l-..4 4 •.d ...onsulnytirc ts. Price So. EDUCATION. Hioll BEECH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, late Professor at the Royal Mi litary College. Terms—Sixty Guineas per Annum, which sum Includes every' charge for Board, Washirg, Becks, Pencils, Drawing-paper, Pens and 14; and also for Instruction in the following branches of Science and Literature: English, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Book keeping, Globes, Geography, History, Philosophy, and Elocution ; the Latin.. Greek, and French Languages ; Drawing and Dancing ; Military and Naval instruction. No Pupil is admitted for a shorter period than one year, unless Five Guineas extra be paid oo his admiation ; and the P.uviit or Guardian will be required to sign his assent to the terms of the Establishment. Every Pupil must be recommended, or give a reference for respectability. All payments to be punctually made at the rept , ratios of every Six Months. The distinguished patronage which has for more than twenty years been conferred on Mr. Williams, system of education, in. duces hint to hope, that the terms above stated will be approved by his friends; and to whom be begs to make his grateful acknow ledgments, and to say, that as several Students have lately retired, he will be ready to receive others about the middle of July. The Manny o,:culled by this Establishment Is a most com modious dwelling, plea...andy situated on an eminence, and coin. mantling extensive views in every direct( in. The Halts of Study, Offices, Pleasure-grou p ie, and Gardens, are spacious, and well adapted for giving convenience, comfort, and indulgence to the Students. The treatment is liberal in the extreme ; fur the truth of this a•stertinn reference Is requested to be made to the Parents of the. Ycuth now under instruction. The Domestic Departutent is most sedulously attended to; and the Scholastic Department is conducted by the united efforts of the Principal and four cape rimmed Masters. The Plan of Instruction is a general one. French is the uni versal language of the School. Prospectuses and Particulars may be known by applying to the Grecian Coffee house, Deverenx court, Temple-liar; ut Mr. Maynard, Bookseller, 9, Pa atuo4treet, Haymarket ; and at the School, High Beecknear Woodford, Essex.