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I * - ITR • .? • ; 1 ? , • . 01 • , n I, • , C A 46. • •• , ??„17 " • • Att * : • 1 0'. • *C . .I _at Vir • i f. • • . . . _ _ • • II .‘IJ3II3ER 8449. •• • SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1814, PRICE SIXPENc.. • , WIDOWS' FUND ANNIVERSARY. TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY tor the RELIEF of the NECESSITOUS W IDOWS and CHILDREN of PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS 41euasea, will be held at the New London Tavern, iu cheapside, L on don, on Wednesday, th e WA etk of Apr DS.il, 1814. SR On Monday newt will be published, elegantly printed in One Vol. small Octavo; price Ss. in boards, LETTERS ADDRESSED to TWO ABSENT DAUGHTERS.—By Mrs. RUNDELL. Printed for Richard Rees, No. 62, Pall-Mall. OFFICE 01' N •VA yet, Af a . r+ = -': rtiE PRINCIP.II. OFFIuERS 111 •-• JESTZ", ORDWANCE, dib 4en6 j girt This day was pablished, in Octavo, price 7s. 6d. board., THE THIRD EDITION of POEMS.—By the Reif. JOHN =LAKE, 13.13„tif Chriir Church, Oxford. Printe.l for Richard Rees, No. 62, Pail-Mall. Ti*Proposals will be r^ceive..l ilte , r tAI-e in Pa mag, on or before Welo-clay, the 6th April nett, irons such a'er- Itis as may be w !ling to undertake the supply of i•E•kTliElkli for Service of chi; I)eparrnent for it'erini of Three Years, de tear:tunable after the espir.eian of the tr 4 vear. upon notice of three mertha it the ,rption of either party - NOMA , APOMNS, EN. I JoS&PH J.t7cH, F.sai. . Tliom.,s,CH .1 I ICE'S, Elq. WILLIAM MARSTON, Esq. WILLIAM JAMESON, E 9. BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. hi. P. Pinner will be on Fable at flour o'Clock precisely. Tickets, jn:. 6d. each, to he had at the Bar of the Tavern. A Sermon rocnnunending the useful purposes of the Society, be pry ached by the Rev. Joseph Hughes, M. A. of Battersea, 'urrey, nn the same day, at the Old Jewry Chapel, removed to Aldersgate-street. Service to begin at twelve v 'clock rreesely.. This day was published, In Two large Vols. 12mo. printed on the best paper, price 12s. in boards, ir A FONTAINE'S TALES, imitated in Eng. fish Verse. Pa. terns of the Articles may be viewed upon applkation to the respective 01bc-rs of the Or,!lance, In the Royal An-nal at Woolwich ; and farther pi? . cglars, ta,,ether the 'Terms sod Condiions of the Contract, may be known at the Sectstory'. °ice, in Pali-Men aforesaid, any day betwece the hours of ten end it,us o'clock, where the Proposals must h flellvered, reakil up anA. en4oreed " Proposals for Feathers ;' b* ne Proposal can be adotlis l after the said 6.6 Apri, at AI o'c ..lt at noon of the 'le day, neither will any Tender be "arced unless tke par 4int it, or an agent to his behalf shall attend. Was- • It due Bawd. R. A_ CREW, Sateer.rev. TURNIIAM GREEN.—TO BE - LET PURNISHED, AConvenient, Sithstantill, Detached HOUSE, with Chaise-house, Stable, awl convenient 0::t-huildings, a small Fie , d, Orchard, and lirge Garden, well Hocked, and in excellent cowlitioil, for one or more years, with the optioh of fur ielkuing.—For cards to view apply at Mr. Ppie'a Office, Kini's vtwd„ Bedford-row. I.nridOn : Printed for C. Chapple, • s • For more thin a century the Sportive Tales of La Fon taine have been the delight of the Fr. nub Youth of both Sexes some of these have been occstionally translated by Prior ant! others, but the wkole, for the first time, is now presented to the Public in English. .ULTRSUAN'f' to an Order of the Lord High 1 Chancellor of Great Britain, bearing date the Ist of March, I Fl 4. made in the nia-ter of Trtosi4s Ru s r rim, a Lunatic; the l'a.r! I ORS of tht said Tnot.t Ai R 1,114161, of Goswell-street,; in the county n! Brickmaker, are forthwith to come ac.: prove their Drbis before Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. one V, the Muiters of the High Court of aanctvy, at hip Chambers in S out bampton-builduips, Clitineety-lane, London, nr 3 n dekolt • wired ihi y wilt be excluded the benefit of the paid Order. besex-qr et, April 2. G. and R. W. CLARKSON. LARGE FAMILY' MUNI. - 1 1 . 0 BE LE I. ON LEASE. AT BIIIONILEN. IN M WO/ -/D;EX• cbt :. - ter of t_ Mti b ; Low Br st . . Mate Bad A - LA / k6 , E. HOT,JSE,widirKelient ()ROUNI)S. ani FOUR ACRES of LAND, if required: The Pre mises have, up to the Midsummer Vacation, beret used In large and most respectable Establishment, tor Young - Ladies ; and from their affinity to respectable Young Gentlemen's Aca demies, afford an opportunity that seldom occurs, of an increasing connection. Any Verson fully qualified to open a new Esta blishment fur Young Ladies, or to enlarge their present Con cern, will find this in every respect truly dedrible. For Particulars, apply by Letters .only, tor Mr. Psge, Sur ve).ur, King's Road, Bedtorci-row, appointing an inters rw, as nnne but P incip.als can be treated witb. This day was pnblished,•price I 2‘. boards, A,.NEW SYSTEM of, VEACHING the Ala sof WRITING, illustrattd with Plates. et;mpreliending Essays on tfie Subject, extracted from Lectures delivered at dif ferent periods by the Author: also Hints relative to trothing Writing by Analysis, &c. To which is added, A new Plait of acquiring improvement in .13usiness-hand Writing. by a peculiar movement of the Pen, containing a curious Classification of the Letters, combining the exceVencies and uniform neatness of English Manuscript Dedicated (by permission) to bis Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. By 1. CARSTAIRS, Au•hnr of Tachygrapliy, or the Flying Pen, &c. &c. Pubhshed for the Anther, No. 19, Newcastle-street, Strand, by C. Chapplc, C 6, Cradock and Joy; and Sherwood. Neely, and Jones., Paternoster-row. WAN TED a r PERS to Isms •rtake the Mem a, Mall Corps of (Hikers, pernaanrmly otua•td. 14. will have a hnune to bye In, with many n.l.wr lOtantagrs For parfictaiareiapply In Mr. Roden, tbelotirary, klythr, Ken% °NI."9. :V advanced, from ASOO to 8100,01%0,8100,01%0,0, by I • RII)TA on.? Co. Russell Mews,Howland-street,Fi,zroy sitiare, on Antuitic::, Bills, Notes of Hand, and all sorts of Seco sinc,; Clay claim nwre re , pec , ability and power than any others is lint., al ! d can malty nu ins:ant a‘lvance to persons of known cioracter --Attvntlatice all illy. VINES ANT) SP • 1 T! S OF THE MOs ci:JALITY. R. BASIL W001)1), (We .knderon and woode), 10 4 , NeW h.erin; laalled a palcak of Port Witte( . t s the gntstile viotoe of I %11, n qua.. hey to any importet tut late years, r.r.pestfOly rceonlmend l / 4 then% to Gentlemen who keep win, to a great age; the price f,l. pre• sent payment troy 4114 per p:pe, 445. rvr d tzt-n ; ell Port from tke wood, pis to 5C:s; ell crusted dirt , ., '7-6 oil ; berry, L.shott and iSrt, t a li 12, 4ns and 5. v.; stye) ior p 14s. ; 445.; Teneritle, 4134.; old Vi.lonia. 504 ; Careav 481; isratite, 4 45. ; Ducell-ut. 545.; London ;•art.Gnlar Ma 'tli4. 53(; Ind* ditto, 63s and 7 1 0,.. ; Bar.ae, tolls ; Claret, nest growth, I• I s.; ben Comae 13ratidy, 311 per sa l•ta: lama'cs Rum, I ;s.; very cad ate tng d•tt : Orange : , lirttbm, 8%; Marttnique Lteptents, !our g i•tops and a Italf per ca.e. - 10) Co SH of 4', RNIIILL, aid 9,' Cif/MING-CROSS, _LP ercr...:: , the Holders Of any Outstanding Shares of Capi;el Prize=, t....) I ..t the abwe Oface-s, to b(ing them for Payment or to-I:lnge for 'Fic . c.* and Shares, in the New Lottery, to hr Prima the :!el and Jelth of MIN 1* hIGN FIT, the Scheme of t‘Lci‘ is thw ; as the First 50 R1:41k%, drawn the First Day. and tlic . First 50 lilailks drawn the Eeconil Day will each be entitled t. :he produce of 10 iichets in the Second I.ottery to be drawn iilliNE, by which Extra Benefits the Capitals in the Second Lottery enay be obtained —The First Lottery consists of only 11,0.0 Teck•ftr, ant co:nails 1 Prize of X:f.0,000 I Prize of 1e5,00411 1 - - - • 15,00; / 2 - - - . - 2,000 1 • - - . 10,000 6 1,000 • Tickets and Shares are Selling by lIISH, who to the LOttery that fiaished last Month Sold in Shares No. 5,151 a Prize of 420,030, No. 5,928 a Prize of £1,200, 'lo. 4,1:5 a Prize of ,f2t 0, Etc. Ik.c. . Schentes of the New Lottery may be bad grads at 4, CornbtU, or 9, Charing• Cross. VALUABLE BREWERY. TO lit SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRAST, AVERY considerable ALE and PORTER BREWERY, and MALTING BUSINESS, most desi rably situated in a populous Market Tow], at a distance of little more than Thirty Miles from London, with the advantages of an excellent Navigation to London, and surrounded by the best It"•ads, The Concern is a k'ng established one, has Twenty seven Free old, Eleten Leasehold, and Six as Tenaa•-at-will, and other occasional Public Fictycs attache] to it, rod is capable, by an addition of Capital, of bring increased to a great and pro fittsble extent. Tie Brewery ani Buildings, and a very eat client Dwelling louse adjoining, are Pree'i..ld; imntedia•e possession may be had; and, upon the whole, such an opporuniry is afforded to any Person disposed to engage in the business of a Brewer, as may not Fpeedily again occur. Apply to Mr Florence Young, Back•maker, Borough, South wark; or Messrs Debary, Scuslatuore, and Currey, Solicitors, Gate street, Lincoln's lan. Elti FISH GALLERY of PICTURES; SECOND SERIES. NEW SCHEME.—DOUBLE CHANCE. Swirr and Co. the Contractors, beg leave to express the gratification they experience in the unanimous and decided approbation which the Scheme of the present Lot ttry has received. it contains 11,000 Tickets, and in addition to the full amount of the Prizes belonging to this Lottery, the Parr- chasers have the chance of all the Prizes in the next Lottery, there being in the present Scheme Extra Prizes of One Thousand Tickets in the following Lottery , thus, every Purchaser adven tures with the Chance of the Prizes it: Two separate Lotteries, viz.- 2 of iie2o,ooo I 10 of aCI,OOO 1 - • 15,000 IV 500 3 - 10,000 I 10 . 0(0 1 - spoo 121 - 900 2 - 3000 39 100 -411 - 2,000 est), .e3O, sec. ate. . _ The full Scheme, with every particular, may be had by applica tion at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poutaar ; I No. Si, ALDGATL HIGH. NO. 12, CHARING CROIS; STREIT, Where Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great variety. The Drawing begins on 'lse sd MAY., NEW MUSIC. • THE favourite DUET, sung by Mr. Bralvan and Mrs. Dickons is the Opera of the tiiege of Belgrade price 25.; and the favourite Serenade sung by Mr. Braliam in the same Opera, price Is. 6d. composed by J. Parry. The following Pieces may be had singly from the favourite Opera of the Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by H. R. Bishop: Love has eves, the very porta- Song sung by Mr. SiticLair, price Is. 6d. Fly swift, ye Zephyrs, sung by ditto, price Iv. 6d. Trifler forbear, the much-admired Polacca, sung by Miss Stephens, price is 6A. Weave, 0 weave me garlands gay,.sung by bliss Matthews, price 2s. Fi dinner, Fi done, Alt mbn ami, sung by ditto, price is. 6d. Oh, give me the man who can value advice, Duet, sung by Mr. incleflon and Mr. Slader, price `2s. The favourite Overture, price 2i. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux, No. is, containing the Banditti's Revel, a Rondo, for the Pianoforte ' composed by T Iclarsano, price 'Zs. London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Paver, and Co. O. ~ 20, Soho-square ; and No. 7, Westmoreland - street , bublin. Just published, price 10s. 6d. THE MERCHANT and SHIP - MASTER'S ASSISTANT : or, an AcOunt of the Monies, Exchanges, Weights and Measures of the principal Commercial Places of iairope, America, and the IVest Indies; the Weights and Mea sures of each place accurately compared with those of Great tritain ; also information respecting the Stowage and Loading ct ships; I:xamples of the mode of cakniating Exchanges; Ts- Lips far reducing Deals of different sizes to Standard Deals in alt 'he Ports of Russia Swollen, Prnsita, and Norway ; and for • Fr«ight of Ships, with Deals, Timber, Tar, ike. Also for calcu laung the Wages tif Seamen ; together with a Treatise on Ma nce insurance. North Shields : Printed, published, and s old b y T. A pp leb y; also by G. Cowie, and Co. Poultry; J. Richardson, Royal Esc c har.gt; and R. Lilac:llford, Minories, London; F.. Smith, and Ca. Liverpool; H. Mozles , Gaimbrough - Oliver and Boyd, F•linhurgli; Wilson and Son, York; HOdgson, E. Charaley, J. Lell, and D. Akenhead and Sons, Newcastle; Graham, and Garbut, Sunderland; J. Radford, and J. Cragg s, Hull; and J. and J. Bell, South Shields. • attention of the Public is respectfully solicited ts• the • Work, which comprehends every Object of Importance In inierce, without bring diffuse; and must, at this moment, an excellent Book of reference to Gentlemen going.to nn the Codtinent, to the Willy& sad to the Ship *" 614-Master. • Paxton: he ; • relc..ve ri.v a a , vt4 er This day was published, No. XI. of the above Work, Prints, price tOs 6d.; Proofs on India Paper, Li. Is.; Coloured Impressions. whiCh will shortly be ready, L 6. 6s. ;„ containing • all ely firlishel'Engrassirig, of THE MARRIAGE OF ST. CATHARINE, finely trectitecl by J. S. AGA*, from-the original Picture, painted by Pwassicaaxo, in the possession of W. Murland, Esq.-M. P. " The sc'oject here delineated represents the most celebrated vision of St. Catharine, in which she stated herself to have .een, and to have been married to Jesus Cum sr ; it has ever been esteemed as one of the most graceful compositions of Parmigiaiio, and is executed with great harmony of colouring, and breadth of effect." Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; J. White, Fleet-street; Cadell and Davies, Strand; P W. Tomkins, and at the British G:illery of Pictures, No. 54, New Bond-street, where the beautiful Drawings in Water Colours, executed ex. pressly for this Publication, are exhibited. And where also may be had, Parts 1. and IL price X 2. 125. 6d. each; Proofs on India Paper, L. 55.: Colours, £3l. 10s.; containing the first Ten Numbers, either of which may be had separately, if red. BEAU I lES OF NATURE ANL ART. This day was published, price in boards, decoy, 4s. each, or Royal, with Proof Inipressioos of the Plates, £2 l containing Forty-seven Elegant Fngravings, Wis. I. IL =dill. of _ _ - THE GALLERY ni 7 NATV RE and ART; or a "I OUR through UREA I lON ano SC:LENCE. By the Rev. ROW A.Rt) POLEH4MeI'ON, Fellow of King's College, Oambri.:ge ; as , istill by ilsiinguished Wrirersin the various depaiitments of the Work. The plan of the Work eompthea an easy owl familiar arrange ment, of which the plumy divisions consist pf NATURAL Hlh TOSS' and ART: • Thy division of NATURAL HISTO/Y C ,, MprehtlidlS the follow. mg general • slections :—I. Astronomy, containing a selection of the most curious Dtscovvrios wt icft have been lately made, or the most singelar• opinions that hive been lately offered in this branch of sciebee —II. Geology,, including, the most extraordi nary phstrozni na of the Tartu, in its Sub:erranean, Superficial, and Aerial leper in-inth.-111. Botany—lV. Zoology, coniprisitg an aecou:d of whatever is, chiefly rue or interesting. its these several kingdoms.—V Coorography, eshibitinga survey of the most sttikinl pecoliarit , es in the general face of the particular countries, or in the custom., habits, and manners of their inhabi 'atn*: and—Vl Physiology, embracing a view of extraordinary or peculiar powers ottaseonally ovine"' by Mankind, or other animals. 'the division of Est ;fins deaf tbejollowipg general Sections : 'I. Chemistry, including whatever is chiefly eurious or intend sting —arid at the same time. - subjt eta of popular attention it. Magee - ism, Electeeity,Palvanism or Voltaism ; Light and other sob. tiie bodtes*; artficial Heat and Cold; the cohtsilsility of Animal and Vegetable Fibres, Meta Earths, Acds, Iriflainitiablev, and other milieus.: objects of chemical science-i-11. Mechanics, com prd ig Builiii•ip of *insular or remarkable character, Bridges, Hanging Gardens, Pytaiwdi, Cotiinuis, Ruins, Sepulchral Mono.. merits, and other Ant.quitlest Animal and Inanimate Fortes, as those of Man, Hones, Wind, andWmer-works, Steam, and oilier powerful Erinoes, both or ancient and modern times; Gunpow der, and oth er elastie powers. Ihe Work s handsomely printed, and will be enriched with it. ar oye iiu NDi do I'LATtS, highly engraved in the hue manner by eminent Engr4vers, of the most striking and wonderful ob jects in Nature Mil Art, from original drawings by Craig, 1 hors tor, Ciennell, and other eminent Artists; as likewise Other occa sional Plates. LIST 07 PLATS*. VOL. I View of the Interior of the Crater, and the truption o Mount VCIIII7IUS. Dreadful Disruption or Breaking of the Dykes, in Holland, t 480. Dr. Herscheles View of the Organization ot the Heavenly Bodies. First and Second Pyramids ot Uizab, Au cient hlemplus, and Head of the Colossal Sphinx. Phe Palls ot Niagara. The Boa or Aboma Snake ' of Surinam. View bt the Devil's Bridge, and its Aorta, on Mount Sr. Gotbard; in the' Swiss Comm' of Uri. View of the Glatiers, in the Grindelwald, Swisserland. Stone Henge, salisbury Hain. View of the Great Wall of China. The Giant's Causeway, in Ireland. Flltgals Cave, in the Isle of Staffa. Interior View of a Salt Mine, at Cratosi. The Grotto of Antiparoli. The Paper Nautilus, and Pearly Nautilus. .1 he Banyan Tree. Romeo Tesselated Pave _ men,, found in Leatlenlidi-street, in 1808. Vot, .31. The Roman Colosseum. Cromlech at Layon,Cornwall, and the:Clieese-vi ring, Cornwall. the Rock Bridge, in Virginia. The Edystone l i ight-Plouse. African Birds' Nests. Subterranean Temple of Elephants, on the BontbatCoast. A Spani , h bull Fight. The Summit of Mtllltit Etna. The Peak of Derbyshire.. 7.lthly 01 Travelling over the snow in Iceland. An Elepeant Hunt. A Wild Boar Hunt. Plan of Fulling Colliery, near Sunderland.— View of the Petrifying Sprirg, or Dropping Nell, at Rnaresbo rough, In Yorkshire. Trajan't Pinar, at Rome. Iler,:llt.-s-The Mosque of St. sopifia, at Cfinstantinopie. The Casrj.ot. St. Angelo, St. Peter's Church, and Bridge over the Tiber, at Rome. The Hanginfrower of PliS, *awl. The Caskedtal Church at Salerno, in Italy. life I.aread Fruit Tree.— The "reaTree. View of an Iron Mice, The Porcelaie Tower, at Nankin, in China. Major Mony's Perilous Stustion on falling into the Sea with his Balloon. Immolation of a Hindoo Widow upon her Husband's Funeral Pile. Tin Hooded Snake. The Boa, Snake seising a Horse. The Great Geyser, or Boiling Spring at Hankadal, iii Icelsnd. Section of St. Pours Cathedral. The Cos. lossus of Rhoden. The Needle Rusks, isle of Wlubt. The kirst Parts of Vols. IV. and V. will be ready for delivery the beginning of April ; and Vol. VI. which completes the Work, will be published in May. Subscribefs are requested to direct their orders to the Printer,, R. AVilkit, Ofis Chancery-lane; br Cradock and Joy, Paternoster ,. tow; or J. llodwell, New.Bond.street. It may also be had by , brills ordered of way Svolasoller is the Vetted Linea". SALES BY AUCTION, COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE, JOHN-STREET, ST. GEORG E'S IN THE EAST. );Iy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 21st April, at Twelve o'C,ock, A. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long term, at a low rent, situate No. 19, John. greet, St. George's in the East, in the occupation of Mr-Yardley, Tenant at Will; comprising a compact Dwelling-bouse, two dtenies high, two rooms on a fioor,vrick Kitchen, arc. in the base ment, Yard, Ecc. • . . • May he viewed by lea** of the Tenant, of whom particulars snag be had; of Mew/milling and Lakin, s, Bedford row ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-Rquare. YORK-STREET, PETTY FRANCE, WESTMINSTER, Eligible HOUSES, under the Dean and Chapter. By Mr. ROBINS, (By Order of the Reverend the Dean and Chapter,) At Clarraway's Cotfee-house ' 'Chaege•alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 28th April, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, AR ANGE of BUILDINGS; compritin g FOUR SUBS TANTI AL BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, to tatt held under Leases for Forty Years, from the Dean and Chap ter, at Ground rents of One Pound each House per Annum, and renew able, situate on the North Fide of York-street, pear West minster Abbey, being Nos. 6,7, 8,9, one in hand, the others in posSelMort of Messrs. RAMSAY, FOREMAN, and .10aNtON, who are under agreement to quit at a month's notice. The Prentises are two Stories high, two Rooms on each flstor, Shops in tront, and Private Entrances, Kitchens in the basem-nr, Cellars, etc ; spacious open paved Yards, with Wash-houses, and Ronms over. The Houses are well situate for business, being one of the prin cipal trading streets in the City of Westminster. May be viewed, by applying to the Tetiant, where Particvlars may be•had--ot G. Vincent, Esq. Great Sanctuary; at Garra way's ; atid of Mr. Robins, Warwick-etreet, Golden. square. FREE OF AUC rto N DU TT. MERCANTILE Sl CUATIONS, the capiral Town and Port of I PsWICH, SUFFOi.R.—By JOHN KING, At the Bear and Crown Inn, Ipserich, on Teesday, tier Stb of April, tti 4, at Four o'Lloce in the Attetnuon, ' (By Order of the Assignees in a CommiMOn of Bankruptcy agaiust l'elessre. Coin and Snarra en). THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES AND • ESTATES, in lots, via. Lot 1. One Half Share in the Good Sloop OROONORO, of Ipswich, which c.irnes quareis of corn. I.ot 2. Three E ghtli Shar,:s of the vod Brig ENDEAVOUR, of Ipswich; her burthen about "00 quartets of corn. I.of S Clue Quarter : h are of the good Sloop INDUSTRY, of Ipswich; hurt lien 550 quarters of eorn. The above vessels are all in very suhstantisl repair, particularly well sound in stores, and tit ea4y draught of water. Lot 4. A Dwelling House Malting Office, 24 coomb steep ; a Stable, and Piggery, situate in Walton, idiotic, in the occupation of J. Pros., tenant at-will. Ibis lot is copyhold, land-tax redeemed, and subject to an an nual quit-rent of 9d. Lot 5. A Coal house for 140 chaldrons, with a chamber over the name ; and a Stable also with a chamber over, contiguous to the water-side, and with a good what t, ea led the Neptune Yard Premises, late in the occupation of the said Bankrupts. Annual land-tax, 44. • I Lot s. A very excellent Dwelling House, late the resideece of Mr. Daniel sheppard ; a most substantial new-built Malting - office, 40 coornbs steep, with two large Corn-chambers over the same; a Coal-yari, and Cinder-oven. The house and making are well supplied with water Annual land -tax 21. as. I.cit 7. An excellent Dwelling-Loose, late the residence of Mr. John Cook; also another convenient Dwelling Howe, in the ec cupavon of Mrs. Batten, and a Cottage on the premises; a sub stantial Malting-office, 22 combs steep ;• two Peal-houses, one entirely, the other partly new-built, to contain 450 chaldrons; seven Corn Chambers to carry 3000 quarter+ of corn; and a wharf 52 feet io length, lately put into good repair at consider able menu. The premises admeasure 64 feet in front of the street, including the gateway, and 900 feet in depth. Annual land-tax XS. Bs. The last three lots are freehold, are all situate in St. Clement's, Ipswich, and in a capital state of repair. Immediate possession may be had.' Separately, they are calculated for respectable mer cantile concerns; and conjointly,they form one of the first situa tions for the corn, malt, and coal trade in the county. Printed. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Auction Mart, London; and at the Auctioneer, at the County Press, Ipswich. For further particulars apply to Mr. Win. Stuart, merchant, or Mr. Harbor,- oak atantdattitrtt, the said Assigner; or CO Messrs. rouge sad Bun, Soliottoco, all of lkorvica. SI'YRING AND MARSDEN'OI LSMON ACM, FOR SAUCE- 4 , &e &c. THIS Acid for the Table (which from its being in a. fine powder, combined with tbe frqrance of the L.monpeel, would be generally approved of if -it were better known), has been mostly confined to persons of high' rank s and only require* a trial and suffi•-ient putdicity to bettonie general wherever Lemons are wanted for domestic purposes. There is a direction on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &e 4 it is sold r the following Italian Warehouses i—Tliontas Brown and Bails, Bond-street ; Mackey and Aveling, Piccad-ily ; Price, Haymarket; Presley and Barclay, Ozford-str;et ; Plaistow, Pall. mall; Stanton, St James's-street ; Wev, Kidg-street, Solie; Lep zenby, Edward-street, Penman-square; Rawlinson, Great Port. land-stmt; Artinstin, Hagger, and West, Ozford-street Day* Great RusseU-street ; Aveling, Gloucester-street, Bloomsbury; Wright, Lamb's Conduit-street; Powell and Son, and Merchant, Holborn ' • Hurcombe, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hale and Fenning t Poultry; Crabb, Lombard-street ; Hale, Bircbin -lane, Cornball Wiz, Learienhall-street ; Stokes, Fencbureb street ; Gregory, Gracechurch-street ; Young, Wapping, Simpson, Heet•otreet I Hickson and Hodson, Strand; Riches, Princes-street, Westmin ster. It is also solid by Druggists, Confectioners, and Medicine Warehouses, in bottles its. 6d. each. Please Lu flasks the names of Spring sad Marsden on the lA'rapper, as no other is genuine. DISTEMPER, AND OTHER DISEASES, OF DUOS. "1 1 HE following most valuable MEDICINES, di& ss. covered and prepared by Messrs. BLAINE and YOUNT?, Veterinary :•nrgeona, No.. 3, Naomi gate Ste,lk) Street, Callao dish- s quare, are patronised and used by every eelebretsd Stomp man i 1 the United Kingdom: Distemper Powders, is. 6d. each, or sir for is. Mange Ointment, eL 6d. Alterative Cleansing Powders, for the Mange and other na pes's in Dogs, its. per set. Tonic Balls, 2s. 6d. per box. Astringent Balls, 2s. per box. Preventive Remedy against Madness, So. per hoz. Worm Powders, 6d per set. Wash for Canker in the Ear, 21. 64. per bottle. Ointment for Canker outside the Ear, its. 6d. Purging Balls, Qs. ed. per box. Sold Whotesale and Retail by Barclay and Sons, Fleet-markets Scott, Smith sod Easter. Edinburgh; Newberry, and Huddles.. ton and Co. Dublin; and by the Venders of Genuine Medicine. thnough•ut the Country. Where may be had, their GENUINE HORSE MEti.:CINEr.I, BY tilS bA.MS rrs auTAL PA rfiNT. ANTI-ATTRITION. THE PATENT ANTI-KITRITION COM POSITION is the cheapest and best Filing ever yet do. covered far Ships' Bottoms,- instead' of Copper; to preserve Cable* from being rubbed In the hawse-Holes, instead ot a Plat, titstiee, or Rounding ; the Rigging to snips trom the wear er, and from being chafed. instead of Tar, " Parceliue, and sere lacer for the :tides and Carriages of Gluts; td rettoer Laither and Calms Water Proof; and to prevent the hiliets of Frieda° in steam-bn;ines, Mils, Suer-Mills, • 'lloreshieg-M.ll+, other Impkntems of husbandry gem r.lly tried by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, old fvfaehinery of eery Description. It Is also the best I hug to pres e rv e ( k . glades of Swords. and alt Kinds of Polished Steel Artictes. from dust— It will likewise pr serve Iron hoops, Wat•r-buts. Casks, t ar e Spouts, Posts, !tans, r:ates, Park Paling, Barn liluorine., and every Kind of Wood, and Wooden bit Idlog, irons the Wt inher e Worm, and Pry-Rot, either in the EAST or West ladies, or in any Cdmate ; and it wilt not aril' Preserve Iron Asia Ways from corrodong and wearing out, but also render the Draught so light, that one Hone will do the Work or I wc k . O. Priming of the Composition is, in some Cases, equal to Oue Hundred Applications of Oit, Tallow, or any other Kind of Grease, Paint, or Far, and the Public ssVe by its Use from Three Hundred to Your Thousand per Ceot. exclutive of pros venting the Wear and Tear in Maoltinert, Wheels. Str. ree. whteh is a saving of Expense more than that of saving Nine Parts out of Ten, and nothing can be so clean in its Working, or give so little Trouble. Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the Admiralty, London; and, by Voir ahointment at most Ship Chandlers, Pnntets, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationery Drug-. gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, enders, Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coaeli and Waggon-notices, Oil mad Colour-shops, S adder,, aitd tyke: pent lii the United Kingdom, in boxes, price 2a 53.64.; los. bd.; One and Tye Guineas each. The smallest size Box contains a Quantity suMcient to Prime a Four W heel Carnage Four tinny, with watch it will run up.. wards of hid Thousand Miles, without applying any Thing the to the ALE-trees; and One Han-Guinea Box contains a euniciet., :Quantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel Tie rty•Thrte Thousand Miles; and it wiU work synth Wood Axletrees, or with coalman Boxepood Axletrees of my Kind. The most satisfactory woofs of the merits of this Mowery may be seen at the Patentees' Mute, and also at their Agisits. IL? The Public must be on their goad against a spurious, Composition, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted upon m to previtit the Effects of Friction, booted of which It injurious to Machinery, &c. aide-tone is genuine hot that for which a Patent has bean obtained. 'ln prevent Imposition, the directions given with each Sox, are signed " W. Ix ileu e r u y,“ and b ; of a Compositiou, by whin% the Patentee* arc defrauded, will be prosecut e d, O ne h un d re d a an ee d th a e ny King's perion Ana niau on ins them,unt gery to counterfeit which is for. Gu i nea , Reward having been girdled tor slim to lieLect fried, q ;tee ration right. "LI ASH lONA BLE DA NCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at . bio. 19, Sherrard-stroet, Golden-square. to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or haveknot the modern sc) le. Mt/km.2l4's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionablesequisite for genteel society expeiltioushcptivargy, and h. a sup: riot .tyle of grace apd elegance. Those who tlo not want private reaching may learn at a salall exposes, with a respectable set of pstpAson the public teaching evenings. Professors of t!ancing tough: the most elegant fancrdances, and all the superior parts of the profits 'ion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday._ This day was published, A new Edition, price ss. ilustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the P R EVEN - A. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as &victors's, Glees, Bcr. including practical Ob servations on 'robes Porogis Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Maui Dlochargls, &c. divested of all technical obscurities. Ey T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Isle of dig United liowitals. of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed be Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 2t, Paternoster-row; and hlears.l4lghly, 24, Fleet-street, London. Where may,bi had, Caton's Popular Treatise on Indigestion, Scrofula, and Cwaneous Diseases, price t4s. BY P AIIINT. BUILDINGS VACED with 13ATH STONE at less than hid( the otpence of eon non gust a, in such a mangier as to make the wads perfectly water proof, and keep them inaepwably united with the Stone. Artificer. desirous oi undertaking this work, may be su7pbed with Materials and in. structines4by Parker and Co. Bank.ide; where, and at No 10, lethal -street, Westminster, ROMAN COVENT may be bad at usual, on as low terns as at ally of the new ei , abli.hrortits ; sr at Mr. Chu. Carter's, No 1, Dean-sure., Soho, who is prepared co undertake tte kind of work above described.