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. - ,rte -- ! ' 44 . \ ) NUMBER 7369] NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. l'O-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 19, will be acted a Play, called THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer. Mr. YOUNG ; Titzhardi.ag, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Wilford, Mr. BRUNTON; "Um Winterton, Mr. FAWCErf ; Pawbold, Mr. MURRAY; Samson, Mr. LISTON ; Orson ' Mr. EMERY ; Armstrong, Mr. TAYLOR. Been, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Blanch, Mrs. GIBBS ; Barbara, Miss BOLTON. remaining engage v int. your To which will be added (for the third time), a New Dranuitie Romance, in two Acts, called THE BRIDAL RING. With New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music of the Action composed by Mr. Condell. The principal Characters by Mr. YOUNG, Mr. hAWCETI', Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN. Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. The Dances by Mrs. Pincott, Mr. P. Taylor, &c. &c. - - Placer. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the new 'Box-OfEee in Prince's Place, Hart.street, Erroll ten 01 four. This Eveplng--Th:e Beaux Stratagem; with the Bridal Ring. Saturday, King Henry the Eithth; Wolsey, Mr. Kerable ; Queen Katharine, Mn. Siddona. • Monday, The Revenge. Tuesday, The Gamester. Wednesday, The Road to Ruin. Thursday, The Mountaineers. • . ry. The New Dramatic Roman= of the Bridal Ring. having been received throughout with univneal approbation and applause, will be repeated every evening till father notice. . • _ TO-MORROW The WHOLE of the STATE "LOTTERY wit be DRAWN, Cyusiitin of 4,600 Number., sod Ave Tickets of cacti Number SCHEME. 5 5 ............... 2,000 ......... 5 ............... 1,000 ............... sp;o 10 ............... 500 20 ... ...... ...... 100 ... ... ... ... 50 ............... 50 ... ... ... 100 so@ ... .4. a.* .... '25 ... ... ... .. 4,300 ............... 15 ••• •• ••. ••• ••• '72,000 £200,000 4,000 Numbers. FiveTlekets of lath Nosnber. ICHARDSON,• GOODLIkIi, and Co. re spectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that 1. kksts and Shares art. nn sale st their Offices, Bank-Buildlngi, Cornhill; anti opposite the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. TO-KORROw. . . , BISH reminds hts rnenas that the LOTTERY • brains and finsshes TO MO1 , 1)2091. Tickets and Shares are selliag imp - eat Variety, at both his Offices, 4. CORNI - lILI., and 9, CHARINO-CROSS, 'Where I'IITRTY CAP! I'AS iIItIZES were Sold in Share within the Last Nina Mora us, including Three Prizes of Asopon. The present Scheme contains only 4,0tX0 Nun:has, yet there are 5 ... Prizes of ... X 20,000 _ Prizes of ... 4,0: 0 Fezzes of 1,00,) 'there are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate of One decil•ss the other Four. One Number must gair. - X16t.,000. •. MI Business in the Publin Funds - transacted witis and dirpatch by I. BISH, Stock-Broker. TO-MORROW. _ . SWIFT and Co. remind their Fl lends and t h e Public, that the STATE LOTrEItY (the only ono to be drtion ill'', year)" will begin and finish TO-MORILOW, , tL 19th of Octoh:r. The Scheme, with only 4,0 1 / 4 .0 Numbert , , contains the following Capital Priats 5 of .C. 20,000 are 2100,000 5 2,000 -- 10,000 S 1,000 5,000 10 51',0 5,000 33:"idet Prizes of 2100, 250, &c. as usual, amouptit:g to Two Hundred Thousand Pounds !! ! Tickets and skates are :tiling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No.ll, POULTRY, No, It, CHARING CROSS, No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET, Whey?, in the LAST Lottery, No. 4,469, a Prize of hvopoo, wcs sold In Sixteen Sixteenth :Imre% RRANSCOMB AND CO.—t. SIVEWRIGHT, 1 . , Surviving Partner, and idle Conductor, resin ctfully ac quaint the Publie they are nem selling TICICZTS and Satan cs in the greatest variety of Niwnben, at t heir TRI/LY FORTUNATE OFFICES, t;071. ST, CORNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, 39, HAYMARKET, and Z 69, STRAND. For the last seven years they have been ronyuN es GERA - FEST FAvoulurrki, and•in the Last and TIII" War ONLY, thty Shared sad Said 6 Prizes of 420,000 '5 Prize' of *.C5000 Bc,CiO,no( et . . . XlOO & 41000 The Pint 1.; i• . . sopoc 140.7.ns I Pli2t of 500 Tickets The L 2 ait . . . . 5 1 0 C SI,SIIB . . 100 Ditto ' And ONLY . . . 40,0 t Prise ever So'd or Shared. Beside* 3,618, the brand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or 1:24,766. And in the last 1 ottuy times Bereft Ca Ilirak• The ONLY SI ATE LOITERT to lw drawn thi' year, will to %ID-MORROW, October 19, on stew plan,l...virg five Pnzesot X eopoo, only 4000 Nuni.wrs. and not three Blanks to a Prize. THObE who, suffer nervOti . s irritation from weak. 'IL new of stomach, obstruct...A bile, and bad digestion, will Ind relief in S itlrs PA' I'ENT Ahi seQR BITI7C-DRO PS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritability ; they also consul; the health of the stomach, by promn:..rt. the ap petite, and at) j.nerease of spirits is the health improv;s.—ln eeep• seated abscesses), where. a cure could scarcely he contemplated. so healthy a change has been produced, as '0 excite the be" I.lpet of "WM. 41 -Eruptive, Scroploilous. :;auty, Rhetuna•te Scorbutic compliints, i t s reputation is establithed --Wtat irgia orders attended to, at the Dispunsary, 13, Soho-square, London. The genuins Medicine has the governmeto duty printed ar black ink stansp - outd tbe words, " By the Ki.ig's Patent," es presse4 on th e beetle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper. Sold 15, Soho-square, /mall bottles of It. 6d. double bottler los. and larger XI. gs.--Compeued Essence Rs. To THE POOlt, WHO * HAVE CHILDRBN AFFI.ICTED IN CUTTING THEIR Tarril• MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking through the different Streets In working N..ighbourhonas, numbers of Children reduced almost to Death's door with . 1 1e agony in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Parents (tiara, able to procure Bread fur thentselve , .) are under the painful it crssity of seeing their Babes suffer, dot having it in their power to purchase a Dottie of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP to a:l•,•viate their misery; attd hs.viug met with such universal success in the sale of her Medicine, during the space of three y in rstoring . several hundred Children who were , thowtht past recovery, by only having their Gunn rubbed with the by -up, it being as ;lea sant as efficacious, and gives instant relief. She, therefore, w iug to extend its usefulness, and Saltine compassion on the riNing ge3erution of the Poor,-intends to dlstribit!e amour then (otta 74)One Fluodrt Bowes weekly ; viz. 10 on Tuesday, and 50 on Saturday, Mortings, (front Nine to *Ted ti clod:) at her Howe; No. 91, Newman-strew, Oxford-street—Tito , are TVs quested to brirg a Phial. • Mrs.). hopes, at the satne time, that Persons who can afford to purchar.x the Syrup will not initsta the Poor, by obtaining what 1. ituendeti for tht.4r Mkt alone.- . To'he bailor the Pidirktoc4,) Johosqn and Co: 94, New maa-st reet, Oxford- , trert ; and Retitled by G.Ading, Cornitill ; Mts. Richardinn, Manchester; Jones, Portsea, Hants • N,w • - boxy, Dattu-stetet, Dublin; and by alt the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle, for ready mcnley only. 14:13, Be sure to askierJohafea'sAmileaa SesSjihsg Pyrsp. ills day wa4publiihed, price 74. is bnards, ALETTERtnI:3ENRY CLINE, Esq. an imper • feet Developcaients of the Faciiitt,s, Mental and htl9rld, as well as Constitutional and Qrganic, and on the 'I - reamer,: of Impediments of Speech. By JOHN THELWALL, Professor of •he s,elenta and Practice•of Elovnion. Alto, pricelOs,fkl.the. Vesribulvor Eloquehe : origi".tiAtt:cles, intended as exercises in Recitation : .oyleth.r with the Plot and Terms of the Institution for the Cure of Impediments, In:truc• tion of Foreigners, Cultivation of Oratory, Ike. in cdford•plaer. The Plan anel"Ferrot may be had 3t-parately, price 1 s Sold by Meson. eldch, CornhiU; li.idgets►ay, Piccadilly ; Kent, Holborn, &e. This day was published, In Three Votutors, Octavo, a'New Editlhn. price £l. 4a. haards THE METHOD of I'EACI,IING and STU , DYING th • BELLES LETTRP.S; or :01 introciPetion • LasettiageS Poetry,P.hetnric, History, Mosel Philosaphy, Phylice, vettli It..fictinns on 'taste, and Inittresttions •with retard to the Eloqu'.• of the: Pnlpir, the Bar and the Stage. Tha whop wls r. passages t: ant the mar.: famous poets and Ora tory, Einciera and Modern ; *ith critical remarks au thcin. De signed mare particularly for Strtdents in the Unlit...APT. Ey M. ROLLIN,. . . :ate Principal of the• University of Paris. Professor of Eloquence in the Royal Colltme, and Member of the Rnyit Academy snd Belles ',etre". Translated from the French. Printed for W. Otridge and Son, F. C. and .1. Rivington, Walker, J. Nunn. J. Curbell, Vs:mot, Hood and Sharpe, Dart. and Harvey, IL Lea, W. Clarke and Sons, Laekingtou, •nd Co. G. Robinson, C. Law, Cadet! and. Davies, I..nngtna‘ aunt, Rees, Orme and Browne, B. Crosby and Co. J. Richard• :AL), J. M. Black, Parry and Ki:Tslittry, S. B. Steli J. Booth. 1113 , :iews at..i Leigh, J. Booker, W. Baynes J. Black• lock, awl Sherwood, Neeley and Jones. • Just published, One large Volume Royal Octavo,prioe Its. in boarel , ,(dedicat .by pertusion to his Grace the iirchtslsjvy of Canterl)ury,) PRAgfICAL DICTIONARY of DOMES TIC MI.:DION , F. for tfte tpecial use of the Clergy, Heads *of Families, and young prioctitiGnert in Medicine, exhibiting eoinprehonive :view of the latest Discoveries relative to Causes, Treatment and Prevention of Diseases, and a pope Description of she Following catjecti, so far is they regard , ilealth of Man, sod t>ae gener.l cure of Maladies, viz. Atiatom , Canada*, labeent;itry, Cioathing, Dietetics, Aletlii-Al Police uriserect nee, Pharmacy, Phisiology, Surgery, Midwifery, .kc. divested el all technical obscurities, lii•RICHAO •REECE, IN4-tuber of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.nndon; Lecturer on the Practice of Mctlicine, Fcc. &c. - - " This work is composed chisly for those who wish to au, a competent knowlesige of medicine. tor the ordinary necessities, of. thrmbelver, tit their families, or for the ber.evolent purpose of alleviai:ng the suffesinp Is! their fellow-creatures. For this .pur :•ose of aiding the medical sagacity and skill of private and parti cularly of Clerical beur.olence, this work is very judiciously adapted. It is not o..ty a plain an.l useful directory, but it has at OFsatr. J inn., the great ativa•tiag: of being more cheap, more commorrotis, .anri more portable than any similar work, with tich we are acquainted, that details the modern practice of physic."—Crltical Review, No. 1. Vol. 16. Printed far Longman and Co. Paternoster -rapt. • - ---- - A NEW SPLENDID MILITARY WORM. On the Ist of November will be in:Wished, pricce'ds. M. (to be continued the first of every succeeding Month), the First Num ber. eonta;oing a moat ably-engraved Portrait and detailed Life of Lorri Wellington, • T HE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE, or BRE! ISH OFFICER'S MONTHLY REGISTER and PRECEPTOR. .. • It ha;: -. -en a subject of just and general complaint, that though the British Army Is Inferior to none in the world in mili tary gtory- and has many illustrious individuals who have sup , ort-,1 and augmented our national reputation ; that there is still no literary Work peculiarly devoted to the British Officer ; no Work which may at once give him a regular course of tactical lecraree on miiire . y science, whilst by a correct biography of liv lug military characters. it at once inviti-s and instructs him to pro ; ceed in the same ""ad Such is the object of the kiwi - east CUILONICLE and-REGNTLIt, containing the present state of the Army of Engl.. , l, and of all the Regiments of the Service; a complete Military Biography, containing an account of the Mili tary Livc • i' all the Generals and Colonels in the service ; and . fis!ally a complett. Military Preceptor, comprising tke actual state of Military Science, and the Course of Tactics, Engineering, and FOri'reatiOn, as it:wised in the Field, and taught in the Military Schools of Marlow, Woolwich, and more particularly in those .if Fratice.—The fallowing will ba the principal heads of this Work : ' Military Biography, Military Journals of present Operatious, Topographical Aceounts of Garrisons and Stations of the British Army, comprehending detailed accounts of the Scenery, Man nets, Palm; of Provisionit, Lodgings, and Amesements of all the usual Quarters and Stations, foreign and domestic, of the British Army; original Letters relative to Military Affairs, containing complete accounts of the present sate of every Regiment in the service, Course of Whaley Tactics by which every Officer ntay I be enabled to instruct. Windt ; i listory of the English Wars ; present '!ate. Pay and (Economy of all the Armies in Europe; Courts-Martial ; Gazettes with Promotions , Lie. at f u ll l e n g th, "Milidry obituary, so as to rends the work a complete Military Plutarch. • Pdflilbliirf 7. Dew* as, Ikrairittairl Strai4,va4 t. Wig ' of vallitieluseßeree : !.. . ... s• ;:;?ai .i..r” t —...,'.- ; ifc: —.) . • .... 17NCOURAGED by the uniform success attending LL their peculiar method of treatment in the core Oka fele prevalunt complaints, which.has been confirmed by the experience of many years In a large and extrusive practice ; sensible also of the Inony effects res. 4 .ing to the public fn.* medical mem confining their attention to a certain class of statues, Messrs. GOBS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of incest/siderite youth, which not only occasions a numerous traitt of neryout affections. • bet also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbeeilkies old age. In that distressinistate of debility ar d-ficieocy, wise flier the eoesequence of such baneful habits, exceed.* drinking, long residence in lent climates, or any other cause, by which the powers of the ton-titution become eefeebled , as rtiodarly edam ted surgeons of I.ondan, they nn-r a tirtn ‘ safia, and speedy ram ration to sound awl vikorous health. Where an early a/spin:Atkin is made for the vane of a certain disorder, frequently contracted inn moment of inebriety, the era dication is generally conipieted in the than space of two days. and in the more advanced sari horeterate stages of venereal infection, characterized by a variety of ealnful and distressing s y m ptoms, a p e rsevennte in their plan (without restraint in diet or exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent and eidicat cure. The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently committed with or arising frotn the above complaint, have not escaped their attention; ley an infallible and Improved plan, tray are re alikd to remove obstinate G Leers and STRICTIgIt4 whether recent or of lor&duratioo, without resorting to the Painful and dangerous use of the caustic bolter. Many instances can be ad deiced of very inveterate cases, of several years continuance, hay ing yielded to that' method in a few days, after the cure had been attempted by or her practitioners w it lulu et tett ; and such hall been the ap r• cable result of a practice of fuurteen years, that'the mode of treatment has not in one doele instance seer preyed abortive, during which period many thousand persons, of both meats, hays experienced the enjoyment of haviae melon perfeitly cured, after se vere and injurious methods had been perbyered In to no peepose. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular cotpplaints, in order that they may not be, try a mi.- taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the ig norant enipirtc, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they bave been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different liospitab, and testi...nob/Is from the most eminent Physicians, dewy have to con vince any inquirer), that the sqccess resulting frees giseie codes. yours hrst induced them to quit the practice ot tbe rood Prim. thistle:. and they presume that their prttelltittealellkitt fa? ground the uoprecedented confidence with whisk lbw, have, by the Public, been so liberally. honosted. To be consultedw at their ho JAI/ (persossily. or by entire) by Patients of either Sea, with secrecy, &Mug, end attend( a. GOSH and Cu. 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S it is universally admitted that it is extremely . • desirable to add to the number of Mercantile Men now ' PORT OF MILIORD. • CAPI rALPREEHOi.O RITA 1111, firl 14Fti,FAll • 0 4ictolb* emaining in your Dirtion, you are earnestly requested not to i ßy Order of the Hun. Commissioner, ui :kis Majesty's Cutsonu, SION- 11 0'1M, AND PLEA URA Olibirs 4 Dit, -.lh4si co Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 'anon, at the Custana- ARIN(.: N rox; ANn cßi)moN. IN • 11 E 1 _ ,__VtIV I usage your Votue for any vacancy which may occur, it being the ii.......-„,, e , OF SllitKEY.—By Messes 11 .00GART and .1.- :if,Lw--,, ~ • atention of a Gentleman of that profesaion to offer himself is I A i SMACK, ( Name unknown) in she now lies in A: the Annie° hian, neer the Bank of liteeland a on l'ectlan • 'our r.otice.—London, October 17, 1310. i Hithberatone Pill; to:N.4.er with her blaterlain—The ink Notenther VI; at t welve eel On in gee Lot, by (Act cal this to begin at Eleven o'clock in the rittens. , Assignees of Mr. WILYIA:O 4.:601.t.t. • HERTS, SUFFOLK, OR ESSEX. Tr.esti N s l .r,l llll H. l o L L E c u t o NA N Dit , Ti t U ans lti;EZ pltirn , matzez.l j, beitteur.i ptcslect., ewer tha comply 01 satin. it the ecatiew a • _... , 1 -1-iAT distinguished a . d uleg.inj FRPIHOLb WANTED to Rent or Purchase, a comfortable .a. hIANiION, cellist SEIADON . I Islll-F. delight MI By V . A N FAMILY HOU:IE, wit.l.nea -1 out Thirty or Forty Acres of ...and r a e55 cu 1 , 1 .: „: 14 .., i .. , • skriated on a ens ennuence, which eolisetaiisis ex mole . sad Land, in a neighbourhood where shooting , can be obtair.cd, Ind 'At the Auction Mart. near the Bank 'of England, no Wes t -Deihl', fi at epurtieg Cosigtry, -boo silln tb rll twee a gilled Market Town. October 2.: at •Fivelve o'Cioclt, in Fonr Lo le (tegess nftsle- I Apply to Messrs . Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad -street, Dile ' ta bt do , e a• is male in the wren while by Private L'oteract, l . irp prosen, iu km " f .. " sed s ha l ca tf a i: l e i e.ii;ictedrilini,Rwinointh Rowena .w toe hse aw s, the Royal F.xchanne. • AVERY desirable CO PYHOLD and pan FREE- enritzwiau ,11 of a fa.nity of dininetion,. D rung and Drawing. This day was published in evo. price as. in boards, HOLD r.s !'ATE, consisting of about Sixty-two Acres of "e th s. La: r •%”! atri Billiard.roodi., elegantly lionsbed,aad in pan L ETTERS on the PROPHECIES, selected from . trees, !ilt o tu f l ti s i t e tug , io vr n i s s Amble and Meadow land, part of which are iu peculiarly tfett °tier. with 0111:i ; of every description, Doable Coa-.1, eminent Writere, by J. SMITH, Gentleman. Buildin g ,. connnandies; rice and bract fol :louses, and Sodding for Bti Woes ZAILICPI I O4I II O I , II , ISII I II bb c ' 7 •• • I Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church - rd, r‘ ; r ndt, . •rm indlitg Cotintre, in a neighbour- Wallah 4,4 ...P.casamogyereafi; a stothe a Dries Oa tie Ntriss.,n, " Where may he had, by the same Author, . hood of the highent respectability, and . only e.4 1 ;1n to ors y,.il ' tatlarOnlich Paddock. s•ityrn.lt..l by an ornamental Lodge. A New Edition dot enlarged, of An EanvintATlntlt n e t y re d ha e-P se a r rk m -a"r av licri be a:otnil"l"ihnodatesl w , l it n h t e h it e rtl Cou po n l :Lo ifran f Surrey. The In chi; 41fialale Let eal,lir ide tt,,L..o r i 1 e n .51,„„5,,, sew 4 su ik , , ~ Farm-I:new, erith spacious . Aro; Granary, an Octopus Conn. • ) of the PassanEs eontalbed In the Go: nets, and ocher Boobs of To be viewed 1 Ly auply . eto J. Iliblev a? Mr. Re; ire farm !Alit, Tier aiting-M134 range of st titling fior town" Heroes, Bel- the New Testament, retpectrns tit:: person of Sties .; with Ob- n e ar she Dog and Fox , Fox , , .‘l,; :i nsiederi;tm a " pan-n.0.i., h-ed at t! ,; leek Lodg e s, C:uttleediede, 'Cone lemma, oet oesl•sigistiVestagni, t i servations ansitig from thin), price ss. sewed. ~ Cattle, Richman' ; Spread Eagle s giseent 1 Orir 3o , Ksugnoa ; greeter with nine holuked Acres of uneo.agnimir rich Arable, - - Rose and Crown, Winibledoe R' ; VA , Bert,. Merton i''' Spread Pasture. and Wood tonn,aritieb is in else htiwit Matt of orolte• day was published.l This Eagle, Wandsworth ;at cite Auction Mart; i.e . Hoe- ratites , In a tint feree, •fythe-free, aed Interneted er thk flue In Octavo, price on. the c'ourth Edition, adaptedlto the last Edi- gart and Phillips, No. 6e, Ohl Braid - erect , near the - Royal 4 " , :x. , , 2,ate send to Lyntiostield, about two miles frosts Cimydoe th ree rions of the Pharmecopceiz of London, Edinburgh, ind. Dublin, c h ee p_ Hum CM slaakon, ;wo from Addi retoe t and four: 'on horn L i ondies. r- rt - lES AUR US MEDICAMINUM ; a Selection ? . lo be viewed vit h Tickets why, !Akin whit iarficubusonat r • 1 - of Itilei•:ical Formew duitributed ipto CLOsses, and accent- VALUABLE FARM, near LYMPSFIELD and CROYDON, t be bad twenty days preceding the :ale, of Mini. Horgan aid panieJ by l'harMaceuttail and Practical to the COUNTY of SURREY. Phillips, 62, hread-.tre.:t. Particulars ..t.t.ht :tin ..a . ,1• Ito; By R PEARSON, M.D. ' ' By Messrs. HOGG ART and PHILLIPS, W bite Hart, Godstmee; Bell, Bromley; Ore/hoed. Cessydin ; n At the Aution Mart, on Tuesday, November 33, at Twelve Uri n , I.ondon: Printed for Len Murray,. 3!, Fleet-street ; and C. King ton ;at the Auctisie Mart; aid of Mr. Wanes, and R. Baldwin, New Bridg_estreet. o'Cluck, lii one Let, by order of the Assignees of %Ir. Wit.- Solicitor, Glrdler'e-lull,Rtslnghallestreet. :JAM Cotes, -"` --• Where may be had; by the same Author, VA RLEIGH COURT FATV , i, in the Parish of i 17E INTEREST, CROYDON CANAL SHARES; CROY4 A Practical Synapsis of the Mavis Alimetnaria and Materia EY)* ROAD SHARES, AND SHAit!..S 114 Tue FLOUR' /sledica, price 12s. Sec. th• Farleigh ; cretei.tirg of a !nor. ealitehle E•tate of one then- compANy. sand Acres of rich Arabic, Pesten., ate! Wood Land, in Melt 1 w • This day was publiehed, price 74. i.l boards, At the Auction %tart, near tee Bank of England a on Toelchy, (!non, and aejoir bag Selsdon and Kiegsweoll I ....1g: Estaten wite NovemSer 13 , at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Assignees LETTER to HENRY CLINE, Esq. an imper - Imo spacious Farm-houses, 1111.11.: nuns * C.4svas,A, CIO:a: Ilaria., o f M r :Wr i n go C 0. k. 0. A ' • feet Developements of the Facilites', Mental and Moral, caeor_n e tg,s, Cow.houses, Stabling, Granaries, and numerous as well as Constitutional and Qrganic, and on the Treatmen: of Out-buildougs. FIFTY SHARES in the Croydon Canal , which i s • • now In full navigation, and the e rtes paid isp. Fi ft y eharee Impediments of Speech. the Estate is held upon Lease, elide! Merton College, renew- . By JOHN THELWALL, able for ever; rent el 4 per entrant. • In the New Road, irons the. towneg Crnydoti to Menelaus and 1 Professor of he • 'science and Practice•of Eloctition. Reigate v. t.lch shorten the distance from Lonsl-41 to Brightoa I May he viewed at any time. and'partiottlers hai twenty days . ' . . . •-- • • 9 and avoids :he hale. Ihe taw Road is MAW pretertbd to the old s , Also, pricelOnfal.i he Ve4nhuleof Eloquelice • origiitatArt:eles, team' , 1 the Sale, at the Star. I,e•ve4 ; White Hart, Gk,dsteue ; s• 43a Ihe .miledaily iticresite. TWettry STlerve in the Flour Com- intended as exercises In Recitation • •oeether with the Plan and Bell, Bromley; Oreyhotind. Croydon, OKM.I. Kingston ; at etc an which iII 4' 'petted to prove a beisalicial cancern. And the Terms of the Institutinn for the Cute of Impediments, liestruc- Auction 'dart; of M. Wahati,SolleLor,nlir.:lcr% /Jail, Bas:.i.4 ' Laicin . oi M. celes..l4 a pet .40imeiei Bethnal , • tion of Foreigners, Cultivation of Oratory, Ike. in Bedford-place. ,'•+lt-street; and of Hoggart and Phillip., 61, Brueeteitreet i The Plan anerFerrot 'nay be had separately, price Is 4 • producing Alt per amilini. Sold by Mrsers. eafeh,CoenhiU; Ridge Way, Piccadilly ; Kent, l'a• tieuntro May be had twenty days preceding the Sale at the LEA:th.HOLDPARi4, IN THE . CtiMITY OF SURREY. . Mart; ..„ ..,_, e _..... rot Ic____' . ai_tt 'im a - Holborn, ice. By Mk•sws. HOGOAR i and i'IIII.I.IPS, ' *LIICUOD o. nen walton,ooniator, uartourrs nags, pasolg 6 - _ At the Auction Mart. near dr: Bank of England, op Thesday, 4 • 14- wrest ; and of H°l2•lrt and Phdlirt•Aßllsea 4 Wsli t e als Y 4l f This day was publietted, ember 19,st Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Assignee. of ' - -sdiallfo: e_ • . P. WitAlAat COW. In Three Volumes, Octavo, eNew Edinhn. price ,Cl. 4a. beards, • THE METHOD of TEACIJING and sT ,NT i u. .. , REWES ?Al.. , n the Parish of Warlinharn A BARGAIN.—BORDER. of MT.& HAM and yORK.aIIiRE. 1 - DYING ter • RF•LLES LETTR Fail ;or en iotrocipetion to a . - ..-A Ipour live miles fr im ‘....r0 don and seventeen from London , Y ' FREEHOLD ESTATE, most delighttidly Language., Poetry,n.hetorie, History, MmalPhilcoaphy,Phylscie, ?ear Lyinp.ll..ill, In tile County of Surer , coneguous al e to satiated mat Dail tort, Durham, TO BE SOLD.—It • ' consists of about 24:1 Nets'. letting from 414 10s o to ets in Acre, e foe with ft-flectiens on 'I aste, and initructions with regard to , 3 .' 11.4 °" a" "'lslet CoL 'rt• abtsut four bemired Acres of rid' Arable •Isthe Free, and clear of Land Tag and other Eates There its the Itioqu , .• of tin!: Pulpit, de Bar and the Stage. The whole The Estate l enntolns ii a l a neat House in the Cottage stile. and Part aid Woods abound* e illustraeei wolf-. passages from the man: famous poets and Ora- and Pasture .and, in c luding . the ne . o.ure upon by the River • eel. , . „ •Aticieet and Modern ; With critical remark* au them. De- Common, a part of winch is in teltivatten; with a spacious cub- , Ins!vith Game. The er is bordered T stantial Farm House, or a Resideece for a respectable Family,. Ihe Plan and Anther Pe ti to be krl awn by application - noted more particularly for Ststdents in the Univ.:silty: - • Ily M. ROLLIN,. • • with Barns Stabiing. and a variety of Out-bulldings . ;th ezetlleut , any morning from ern ea twidve o'cl•Ick; or film four to de in A-, tat .--The Est ate is held for a the evelfsen :o Mr. t i Zeorfiehl; .solseicar, Great Care* * Late Principal of the University of Pedro, professor pf Eltiquence ."Pall't ITV- 'WOW * rids ai m - v r -vr . . on iA t ' -.pea I m m aluithase'llt446,4o, s Rus se in the Royal Colleme, and Member of the Rofal Academy cif teien of yeal, Keit law rears. ._ _ , . . . ..,.. VC! , ..... -r-- - liecriptiens and Belles Lettres. Translated from the French. May be viewed at any time , and P 27l lculara bail twenty dart ' w I d 14 ` )6- g a S e • • . J. previous to the Sale, at the Star, Lewes; die White Halt, God. A CARD TO THE FBNIALE tEL : •9 : Printed for W. Otridge and Son, F. C. and J. Rivington, iaone; Bel:, Bromley , tar Greyhound, "..7reydan; Grillia. King-. V.'alker, J. Nunn , J. Cuthell, Vernon , Hoot! and Sharpe. Darienl)R FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female stun; at the Auction Mart; of Mr. Wangle, Solicitor. Canners' and Harvey, R. Lea, W. Clarke and Sorts, Laekingtoo, Allen PILLS, for different complaints incident to the Set, at va- Hall, Badnghall-street ; gal of MLsAr.. hlo=art and Phillips, 61, rio.l, p0i0.,, to life. Jt has been truly ni.uived, th e Sex, wn.no. A:id Co. G. Robinson, C. Law, Cadet! and. Divas, Longman, llurst, Rees, Orme and Browne, B. Crosby and Co. J. Richard- Old °ma - str e et - ,oar, J. M. Riehard-an, Flack, Parry and Kieg4bury, S. B. Stet-y, FREEHOLD ESTATE AND FARM, NEAR SELSDON, invards ; they are subjected to g a variety of diseases, from etc its. wn J. Booth. Met•oews ate . ' Leigh , J. Booker, W. Baynes, 1. Black-. SURREY. • titre of the functiens they red intined, as mothers, to perform; ng lock, an Sherwood, Neeley and Jones. . . . la y Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIP S , which enteili uNt: them weak-est, pain, anti an unerrup•ion of . ,At the Auction Mart. near the Bank .uf Em i land; on Tuesday, the.e regular secretion) connected with the full enjoyment of • - Just published, _ * I November 13.ths at Twelve, An One Lot, by order of the As- health . To act on the constitution of the female add relate tide • : One large Volume Royal Octavn,price its. in board', (dedicated 1 _2 ia 01 Mt. WILLIAM C 0641. obstruction, no remedy has been knoteneo operate with such eere . . .by ern soon to his Grace the Archttisjiep of Canterbury,) E r INGSWOOD LODGE FARM, Freehold and tainti. tlulekttirseatta..saft t Y. es Da• Foths , gbl's Female 19414-4$ - Do, A PRAPTICAL DICTIORARY of DOMES- IM. 'Prim Free; coetainingOne hundred Acres of rich Arab:e, uttites high tonic vut Invietwating voters, wOlt its peculiar qua- •••• TIC MEDIClist F. tart he epecial use of the Clergy, Heads i Pasture, Maslow, Woad Land, in a Ring Fence, adjoining lity oi'te.4ievitis fullness oppreesion, and Mete ether unreel , sympe toms w hi ch arise T s of ' Families , and young printitienere in Medicine, exhibithig a s a nd als Estate, and in the parish of Croydon, front which It is frein • tee meth blond in the hab:t ; the ere the c Foinpreherisive View of the latest Discoveries relative to tile ‘ distant about three utiles, wish a spacious Brick-built Dwelling rel it . . -•. certain vire for nersous, hystetic, and flatulent' teen y !shims, al wed as t h e vartons other spasmodic affections so common to ths the Causes, Treatment and Prevention of Diseases, and a popular lionse, containing rumernus Rooms suitable fur the Residence .. l; lex. Dr. Fothergills rills, as a taunt.; medicine, should be in e t s, l/esteriptiOn °Elbe following cuhjecti, so far as they regard the of a Gentleman, with Pleasure-grounds and Gardetet, Faros and ssesaion of every mother and other guardians of the young, who F.T c•ealtlf of Man, and the gvnend cure of Maladies, viz. Anatomy, Rick Yards, capital Barns, Stablii.r, Cattle-shedt,Bullock-lodges,' love females wrested in their etre fen Casualties. Chetni:lity, Ocatilins, Dietetics, Aleclic-41 Pollee and , Cow-houses, and numerous other Outbuildings , in excellent re- •. . . .. Sold wholesales nd retail at. Mr. flutter s. 4, wae, coraer ate lurispruch nee. Pharmacy, Phitiotogy, Surgery, Midwifery, Sce• pair,• and of Which Immediate Poresausion will b given. of Paternoster-row • Batter end Co. and Smith. Edinburgh ai:d .kc. divested of all technical obscurities. May be viewed at any time, and Particulars had twenty days ' Min . By- RICHAiIP REECE, M. 13. i previoui to the Sal -, at the Star, Lewes; the White Hart, Ood- t Pac k anti Turner, Glasgow ; Belam, 'Portsmouth ; Newberry and Soo. Dublin ; Hull ; Holland anti Harlon,' PlyMotab ; and OM Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London; Lecturer stone ; Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Croydon ; Grillin. Kingston; mote Booksellers in every •ewn, in bowel, at is. 9d. and 111. Also PC on the Practice of Medicine, &c. &c. at the Auction Mart ;,of Mr. Walton, Solicitor, tairillers' Hall, BUTLER'S AROMATie PIaV'EORAI. Lozaatus. for s Basinhall•strect • and of Messrs. lio 6 •••tart and Phillip ~Cron " This work is competed chiefly for those who wish to attain g ' - • ' 64 , improving the voles, and for coughs, colds, asthma.. &ad cos- su mpt irms. in boats, at 134-4 i. each. / ___ , a competent knowledee of medicine. tor the ordinary necessities. . 6 ' l. of • themselves, of their families, or for the benevolent purpose of Broa d -stree t . ADDINGTON IDLLS. -• * ADVICE. . _. • , lib. : . A VALUABLE WHITE SAND PIT, AND WOOD LAND, ra elleviei:tig the sufferin gs CO their fellow-creatures. For this .pur- eon- of aiding-the medical sagacity and skill of private and parts - At CROHAM FIURSAY, in the County of SURREY. a NCOURAGEDby the uniform success attendirtg es a cularly of Clerical beneeolence, this work is very judiciously By Messri.l - 10GGAIlT and PHILLIPS, their peculiar method of treatment in the core A a few ze. adapted. It is not o ' ly a plain ant useful directory, but it has at At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Tuesda • prevaloot contildnts, whictehae been confirmed by the experience ,i, tia satr. Joni, the g reat advantage of being more cheap, more Tuesday, of many years in a large and extensive practice ; sens'ble also of November 13th, at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Assignees the happy effects resst.ing to the public frcia medical men '" a _ - . ; c:mmoru,ss, 11 . and m etre portable than any similar work, with of Mr. WILLIAM COtell, confinins their attention to a certain class of ossweent, Messrs. i" .- itch we are acquainted, that details the mo d ern pract i ce o f VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, GOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders ipe s physic.”--Crltical Rev cus s Na. 1. Vol. 16. lity ; A- Tythe Free, situate In the parish of Addiugton, containing 'rising from a secret destructive habit of immoderate . youth, Printed fbr Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. about 'Thirty Acres, which includes a valuable White Sand Pit, which not only occasions a hiOnerous trate of nerrout aslcctions. • t ap- • • cep ------ found to he useful in Manufactories, mid is hnw rendered ex- but also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities a l , e a . . - A NEW SPLENDID MILITARY WORK. r. t emely convenient for the London Market, either by land or old age. In that distreseinistate of debility or de fi ciency, whe- lee ; Ott ' the Ist ofelorcrober will be et:Washed, priete . 2s. fid. (to ne water carriage, being only two miles from the Croydon Canal, thor the consequence of sunfi hateful habits, excessive drinking, _ a,._- Nt.....t. \ *1... rip., Werra. .. . . • I._ •,.... u........- ... 1... 1.... A . i6.......11i,•.. .... --..3.1...... a.. h.., e1inv..“...1 itr any other cause. by which tine Land. near VALUABLE LEASEHOLD CORN - FARM, TY I'HE- FREE Near ADDINGTON PARK, in the County of SURREY. By Messrs. HOGGART and PH i ELI PS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Tuesday, November 136, at 'lwelve, by order of the Assignees of Mr. 'WILLIAM COLES, STONE'S *FARM, delightfully situated about three miles from Croydon, four Irons Beckenham, five front Bromley, and one ftom Wickham, in the parish of Aduington, attd about thirteen miles front the Metropolis, in the county of Surrey ; consisting of two hundred and fifty Acres of hue rich Are& and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultivation, and in a Ring Fence, surrounded by good Roads, and near the best Markets, with a compact Bailiff's Cottage, in a pleasant situa tion, commanding at one view almost the whole Estate, which, at a small expence, might be converted into a Sporting Boa, ur for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural pursuits ; with capital new-built Barns, Bullock-lodges, Waggioi-lodges, Sheds, *a. Wing, Granary, anti numerous Outbuildings, Sheep-pens, and valuable Spring of Water. The Estate is held - - Years, at a low Rent. May be viewed - at any time, and Particulars had twenty days preview to the Sale, at the Star, Lewes; White Hart, Godstone; Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Crrion ; Griffin, Kingston ; at the Auction M.ut ; of Mr. Waltoft, Solicitor, Girdh•rs' Hall, Bating aukkoureet.; and of Messrs. liggiart and Phillips, Or, Broad fit, Royal Rzritanse. • . ADDINGTON HILLS. A VALUABI.E WHITE SAND PIT, AND Woof) LAND, At CROHAM FIURS.c, in the County of SURREY. By Messrg.llOGGART and PHILLIPS, .1 At the Auction Mart, near tht Bank of England, on Tuesday, November 13th, at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Assignees Of Mr. WILLIAM COLKS, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, situate In the parish of Addington, containing 'about 'rhirty Acres, which includes a valuable White Sand Pit, found to he useful in Manufactories, and is bow rendered es trenaely convenient for the London Market, either by land or water carriage, being only two miles from the Croydon Canal, which is ituw navigable. The Estate is in hard; iftunediate Possession will be given. Also, a Leasehold Estate, held under Croydon College, con setting of Eight Acres of Wood Land, in the parish of Cruham Hurst, near Croydon, in hand. Mag be viewed at any time, and Particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale ; at the Star, !.ewes ; White Hart, Godstone; Bell, Bromley; Greyhoutul, Croydon ; Griffin, Kingston; at the Auction Mart; of Mr. Walton, Solicitor, Girdlere Hall, Basing- Iran-street ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad ' street, near the Royal Etichatsge.