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N SATURDAY will OPEN an EXHIBITION Q o t WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, from the sold Mas tils;,,,hoytog the Marquis of Stafford's Collection, in Miniature, bewa rt la those intended for the " liart>>n GALLERV of r i ctus's: tww publishing, under the immediate Patronage of thaw,* Queen, and the rest of the Royal Family ; and also of to N o bility of the United Kingdom, by Messrs. Longman, gst Rees, and Orme, J. %Vhitq and Co.. Cadell and Davies, n.IP. %V. fmukitb.,. it he continued open everfeity,ol6/ays excepted. 4( Mroittaace IL—Catalogue Is. Subscribers to the work will have free Astaission. Iv The second. Number of the Work will be published on 4th of June, and ipay s b i e seen in thigorm. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCii IN SCO ULAND. e LE T..-1 hereas to beLet, and entered into imptediately i j N elegant aid commodious I-10ITSE, neatlf, furnished, pos+essing a hsalthful and singularly beautiful on the Sea Coast or Aberdeenshire. Detached front the house, are imitable and extensive Offices e l Garden, and Hot-house, with every ether conveniencel Ated for the accommodation of a tamily of the first respect., icy. A Tenant can have such quantity of Land as may be ired at a fair and moderate rent. There is a daily post a mile and I half of the house, and an excellent Turnpike a moderate distance. An abundant suiply of the beet of fish and other provisions, can be depended upon. A can obtain right tram the Yroprietor to kill Game over ive adjoining Ectate. Every other requisite information will he afforded on applies. Ishoonas Burnett. Advocate it% Abeedeen.-.Allay It, 1140. day was published, embelli.hed with a Portrait of the Au. engraved by Heath, finely printad In quarto, by Banana. Tee, price £2 9s. in boards, THE LADY of the LAKE ; a Poem, in Sit lI Cautos.—By WALTER. SCOTTalisq. !tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and %%Ilia= London; and for John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author , . The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Bro. 10s. 61. t. BAbds and Lyrical Pieces, (Ivo. 7s. Od. boards. The above two Works may be bad together, in 1 wok 4to. price or on royal paper. ,C 3 134. 6d. 'f he Minstrcky of the Scottish Border, 3 vols. Svo. 61 16s. t. Sir Tri.trent, a Metrical Ronsitnco, We. 154. beards. Muzion, or the Battle of Flodden 1/.9N., f es. baulk. Thl4 day was published, price Ins. tad. boards, the Edition, corrected and 1, with many carious and useful additional Nov.., .:IPIA BOTANIC& :. ir a concise and city borylsetioo to she Sexual • BoutiOref Li MMUS t containing ; their mode of growth (as tree, shrub, or herb); the oiler of specks to each-geniis ; where principally pa ths number of indigenous to the British isles : arranged du form, under each class and order ; and digested al ly under several generic distinctions. Together with des. 1. Of the Linnzan Genera accented, with the tames. '2. Of such Trivial Names as were the Genera ithnrs. 3 Of the British Names, with the I.buisean 0 which are added the specific Names. Also a Table le Drugs, not in the Indexes. for Longman, liurst. Rees, and Orme, Paternoster ; and ..tll other Booksellers. .tom T.a.becootinu Admittance 11 Subscribers to *• The seco M4th of June, A DESII $ be LETJ-1 N elegai furnished, 'on on the Detached fro led Garden. • -elated for t 1 'ty. A 'fet ..uired at a I amilrat • it a mode 1 of fish at tam cut oht erosive ad: Leery other fie to lhoinas 'N s day was pi engrain see, price I THE LA Noted fur 1 , London Of 1. The Lay • L Ballads an The above ti 2s, or on rt *f he Min! bed% I. Sir Tri.tt Marmion . hktavo, pri, enlarged, v 'itINCIF lnirodact ttiltra ; tl 'own numb Ile; and tht a tabular f •Oabetkally litter Indet • tritish Nano Old Authe tyrnern; to t i• • Vreetable Pruned foi • .I.ondon THE pubis] B,ACTI 1 . l on tilt tc Irciag and e t mhar,d the border% 1; fr • "(jute to nt of rther of t it' Leyden, an I" to tat sth 1 • tont of Lii la I Tinted fin .frith-stye ng AN IMF tea FIESC ug CRIV dat..-1 I: to- ' . llc, is ; At. all So Tr 9 ' may !'oe tea disco -sot Iwct's 0? yin by all SI A ve Joyc e • to . .;• lk ez lite Principl PlbliNbc tare • error. l ost, the Ne isth r.ois to Sell( nisi. of t h e ) Ott I.• '" . 'Fab This d al In•t•ft ttOr SER LEVI au Ttar 1' AABE y No 70-•, „ 4 01 • 'let. lead"' : raid B y , I up. Pi.. o t Lint ' Stain , urge 4 fbj ch 0 potpott pes, t hlr, [ter , 6 r; d by )f C 1 , at kgam LE TREATMENT.OF THE TABES I)OI4SALIS.. &bed price 7s. the Third Edition, with very consi derable Additions, of 'TICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS nature, various•causes. and the most rational mode of .d eradicating that species of Consumption, incident to the difftvent stages. of life, commonly called TABES —lncluding the cure of that train of concomitant 1q,,c4 derange the Milian Organs, so as to render them :to perfurni the ordinary offices of nature. By St. JO LiN NE ALE. of the Royal Academy . of Poi., of the Uttiv2..rsity of )14.Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-Major Lb Re:;iment of Infantry, to the 16th (or Queetes Regi- Light Dragoodi) and% the Royal I lo.ipttal at Chatham. fur I. Walker, Paternoster-row; and to be had at No. treet, Soho-square. APORTANT DISCOVERY IN ARITHMETIC. SCHOOLMASTERS tl o•oughout G RE AT FAIN are respectfully informed that in the New Edi ' January an, 1810, of the KEY to JOYCE.% ARITH is vireo a new and very useful discovery, by means of Sums in the First Rules of Arithmetic, sample or com ty br csaminot :It a Oz.nce of the eye. •Jvcry, which Ls ria , tically illustrated In the Key to Arithmetic, has iivvii purritaimd of the Inventor, at a de expenre, and will be found to be deserving of adop- - _ . Schnohnaster4. yce's Practical Arithnklie, commonly called the Arith iteal life and linsineis,i‘ well known to contain the mo- Tiples and application of that Arr, and the fourth Edition, ha, may he prunoon.-ed free from typographical and tor• The New Edition of the Key exactlr corresponds New Edition of the Arithmetic. 4;orks may be had of all Booksellers. with the foil allow. Schools; the retail price of the Arithmetic being 3s. 6d. lie Key 2s. 6d. Etrition of MTS. CAR Ira's and Mils TALBOT'S Letters. I d ay was publiihed; handeomely printed in Four Vols. price in boards, Li 16s. lIES of LETTERS between Mrs. ELIZA- . l'H CARTER and MissCA'I'HERIN . E FAL so,r t from, 1741 to liTo. To which are added, Letters front Mrs. I I3EI'H CAR I'ER to Mrs. VESEV, between the. years .at 1 737; which Mrs. Vesey earnestly teqbested' should. be Published•from the original Manuscripts, Bp the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINUTON, M.A. tur F. C. and J. kirington, No. 62, Sc. Pads Church -4.141;o Hatebard, t iter y. 1 . A few copies renealn.of 'QuartolEdition, uniferntly wio t Mrs. Carter's Memoirs, tat u fine woven paper, in rge etnumes, price, in boards , 4E3 3s. Of the above -mentioned Boisksellers may tiehad, 4 r. Peitnington's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Carter, with The Ed edition, ineWo•large Voter:lnes two. price h, i s . ,Iri, Carter's Translation of the Worts of Epictetui, Hitt jeiral Greek, a new edition,. in two Volumes, bvo. prite, l'is.—A few Copies remaitt •ot the QuartcrEsikioti, le hoards, £1 I Is. tid. I:ht works of the late Miss Catherine :Talbot, first pub by the late Rhaabosb Carter and now re published, with I, * add;tional Papers. Together with Notes and Illustra ond some account of her Life. In one large Vet.-evu. price, Needs Os. or online paper, price' lis. This day was pnblfshed, In foolscap Vivo. price SlLlsslattb, 'THE COTTAGE GIRL; a Pow.% Compritingl - 111 . her several Avocations during the Four Seasons of the Year. By 1 .C.Esq. Author of" The Fisher Boy," and " Sailor Boy." Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Reels, and Orme, Paternoster row, London ; and lA'. Sheppard, Bristol. This day was published, price 6d. H ECTOR ; a TRAGEDY, in Five Acts, tran slated from the French. E v EDWARD MANGIN, A. M. Author of the Life of Malesherbes, from the French; Oddities and Outlines ;- George the Third, a Novel; an Essay on Light Reading, &c. Printed fix Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, London ; J. Upham, Bath ; and E. Upham, Exeter. STOCKDALE'S NEW PEERAGE, for WO. This day was published, in two volumes, with an entire set of New Plates, price Itts. in hoards, or 41. Is. calf gilt, NEW PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, containing an Account of aU the Peers of the United Kingdom. Printed fur John Stiackdale, Piccadilly; Longman aisd Co. and Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; and 11. HoLlg.bon, Wim :polootwook This day was published, Handsomely printed Dy thinner, in,foolscap Octavo, with three prates, price Is. 'id. in boards, TALES OF ROMANCE, with other POEMS. By C. A. ELTON, Author of a Translation of Hesiod. Printed For John Murray, meet-street, London ; J. M. Gutch, Bristol; A. Constable and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edin burgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. Of whom may be had, just published, Wore am. A PUNZI. By E. S. Barrett, 1.4 foolsrap Bvo. with a plate, price 4s. CI boards. , MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT. • The day was published, in one Urge volume, Bvo. With eight beautiful engravings on wood, price lii. proofs on royal paper X6l. Is. TALES, ORIGINAL, and from the SPANISH. By A LADY. _ _ • Printed for Stock&le, junior No. 41, Pail-Mall. Also,The Avenger, or the Sicilian Vespers. A Romance. Three volumes, price Ins. l'he Covent Garden Journal. Two voltrtnes, with fine Plates, Li. 64. esti. Pronts, on Royal Paper, Lfe. 4s. Ad. 'l'bis day was published, price Is. 6d R);MARKS oit the late COAMITUENTS by . the HOUSE of COMMONS, and on the Character sad Conduct of its Opposer*. whAes the matter, That in these several places of the city You cry against the Noble St hate, who, Under the Gods. keep yoti in awe, which else Would feed on one anathee? COR ioLnN us: Sold by Hateliard, Piccadilly ; Sherwosd, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and Stevens, 43, Bell-yard, Temple-bar. COOK'S VOYAGES, wrrHour ABRIDGMENT. This clay Wag publ;sheel, in seven wilumes. royal ISnio• embel lished with etchings of all the principal Plates in the original _ . AVerlit, price "I'vic C • Ai in iaiarkl4, rOOK'S THREE VOYAGES ROUND THE Ao-A wORED, accurately printed from their Original Tats, without abridgment. Printed for Iticei.sais Piett.t.irs, London ; and to be had of all Booksellers. N. B. In the above the Public arc presented wilt a neat FAli tion of a Work, a! two guineas, which, in the original scarce Edi tions, cannot b.! purchased for thirty guineas. This day was published, Elegantly printed on a fine paper in two volumes octavo, price in boards iss. CONTINENTALIieiiiiSIONS ; or TOURS %-. 4 into FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, and GERMANY, in 17942, 1747, and 1759. With a Devription of Paris and the Glacier's of Savoy; to this are added, Ob.ervations upon the Dispositions of the French, previous to the Revolution. By the Rev. THOMAo PENNINGTON, M. A. Rectot of Thorley, Herta, Chaplain to Edward l.nrd Ellenbo rough, and late Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and 1. itivington 6tl, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by 1. Hatehard, 1110, A New and improved Edition of CULPEPPER% ENGLISH HERBAL, by Dr. PARKINS. 'This day was published, embellished with many Copper-plates of British Herbs, beautifully coloured on fine Medium Paper, Ts. 6d. boards, or Drury Paper, plain, ss. bound, THE ENGLISH PHYSICIAN ENLARGED, with 569 Medichtes made of English Herbs, never before published, cont ai ning a discourse on Herbs, a method of Physic to ireserve Health—to which is added, the Family Physician; and a present fir the Ladies &c. By Dr. PARKINS, of Grantham. London : Printed fur Crosby and Co. Stationtesscourt,'Pater- Dover-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. RICHAkI)SON's IMPROVED SYS IEM of SHOW r Li AND I This (lay was published, the Fourth Edition, prier Ns, hoards, A NEW SYSTEM of SHORT H AND, by which more may be written in one Hour than in one lionr and a Half by any other System, which is drmonstrated by a fair Com parison : afso a Method to determine the Learner before he begins, whether he can follow a Speaker or not. By SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Este reacher at Liverpool, Chester, etc. I/Won : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Pa ternoster•row. Where may be had, Crosby's Complete Gazetteer of England and Wales ; or, the Traveller's Guide and Companion, neatly printed in lento. 53 This day was published, price 4s. 6d. The Third Edition. illustrated with Cases. APRACTICAL TREATISE nn thefrevention and Core of-the VENEREAL DISEASE. particularly its csnsequences. ei Stiktures, Uleets, including Tabes Dorsalis, ifypochondrianisni Pianism, Ste. 2 -being a complete Guide in thews Diftrases.—B; M. CATON. Surgeon. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's, And Ltditse of the • Firstand Second Volunivi of the London Medical and Surgical Spectator. Pripted for %11j7.hley. No. 94,1Fieet-street ; Longman and Co. p awn s / rem-pi; C. Mutlow, No. 56, Holborn ; Sherwood, 4 N ee ly, aid-Jones, Paternoster-row, London ; and for the Author, I No. 10 i tklinhoPe'stleol, Nreeariletutreet, Where may be had tbstipeeuttor, prip tral e d ah. ss. I I This day was published, in One Volume, &taro, price, in boards, 7.5.0i..1. TEE DOCTRIN E'' ()f the EUCHARIST CON SIDERED, ns maintained by the Church of Rome and the Church of Erglandsrespectively. Including a Vindication of ! the latter from the Attacks of the Reniat/ter ea t h e Bi shop of Durham's late Pamphlet. by the Rev.'l'l{OMAS MEW RIEW, M.A. Rector of Newnton Longville, in the Couwty of Backs. London : Sokliby F. C. and I. Rivington, St. Paul's Church yard ; and by .1. Hatclrard, Piccadilly : also by I. Cooke and 1. Parker, Qafoid; . Deighton, Cambridge ; Inwood, Newport Pag i *tell; anti' . Burnham, Northampton. • Of whom may - be had, lately publ6hed,:-by the mine Author, 'lle Doe trintunof Predesti mitt at and Amu rancn kpmio:ed, with a. short view of the Pelagian Controversy, in 'A Sermon preached before the Lord Bishop of ; at his :I'rienoial Vlsitation, held at Ne wport Pagnell, Bucks, on Tuesikry, May 'ga t 809, with large Notts, price AL%. FOR SA LE -BY PtiBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street i Plymouth, on Tuesday the 29th day of May instant, by twelveleelskitpr_ecisclYs I THE CARGO of the American Ship MENTOR; consisting of 417 Bales of Cotton Wool 4 Hogsheads Tobacco 290 Barrels Pot Ash 1 Ton Whale tins 33 Ditto Pearl Ash 78 Bear, God 20 Bales Tobacco 264 Deer Skins. 13 Bags Ditto After which will be sold the Cargo of the American Brig RE COVERY, consisting of . 250 Bales of New Orleans and Upland Cotton, 120 Barrels of Pot Ash, 10 Hogsheads 'tobacco and A Quantity of Pipe and 4ofpfjead Staves. , (One esitseerts.) ;Mese Cargoes :re jaw landed, hi excellent ordtT, and ate con demned as prize to his taajeSty's ship Medusa:honourable Cap tain Bouvet - 1e; the whole of which may he viewed, ao&Cilta !Ague. had three days prior to tht sale; eb application to W. P. Smith, Esq. George-street, Dock; or Mr. JAMES SLADE, traolciart Place, Plynonsta. TEAS TO DELIVER VROM THE EAST-INDIA 'XIM PANY'S WAREHOUAS. , . To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, In Lots of 2, 6. and Si Chests, or in Single Chests, FIVE HUNDRED CHESTS of the first sort of Congou Black Leaf Strong, at 7s. ‘.:(1. per lb.. 40 Chests of best I lyson at 104. Bd. per Ih. :10 Chests bust Gunpowder at 14s. per lb. SO Chests of beet Pekoe at fts. 64 per lb. eo Chests best liouchong at Na. lid. per lb. Complete lists for the present prices of 'l'eas ' also samples to be had (not less than lib. lich) on applica tion to JOHN HODGSON, Tea linker. Broad-greet-buildings, London, April 30,1910. The characters and valuation of the whole of the East Ind;a Company's Teas, to sell its June nest, will be Out to such cowl ' try De.ilers as apply bernie dse 25th' Mal I Letters, port paid, duly answered. -• • ELIGIBLE FREEHOLO.EStATE, In a favourite County, Within as easy distance from Londor. TO BE SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRAC A VALUABLE and highly cultivated FARM, lying extretnely compott hi s Lag Vence, consisilig of about 150 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, with an excellent Farm-house and Outbuildnigs, wltich have lately been erected at a very consider-16V :pence, and 'Might elstly be adapted to the residence of a genteel family. 'lite Premixes are pleasantly shunted Ir, a fine Sporting Coun try abounding with Game, surrounded by good Roads, and ad vantageously situated fur excellent Marker,. An adjoining ex tensive Manor, well stocked with Game, mat be rented by the Purchaser. Further Particulars may be bnnwn by applying (it by letter, pit paid) to Mr. Pearse, Solicitor, :gaisbury-square, London, where a nap of the Estate may be icen. LIVING ANF.CI)OTF.S. This day were published, in Twi Volumes, Crown Octavo, em bellished with several Engravings, price 16s in boards, LETTERS from a MEMBER of the IRISH BAR written dpritig his RESVENCE in LONDON in itto7 and tat" to his FATHER in IRELAND, co-taining a View of the State of Society and Manners in the British Metro polis, and many curious and interesting Anecdotes of the fullow mg Persons ! Augusta, Princess Antrim, Countess Aden, Mr. James, Maj9r Jeffery, .Mr. King, The, Kvnil)le, Messrs. Kent, Duke of Knapp, Mr. 'Ansilows, Marini« of _ _ Boringdon, Lady Barclay, Captain Bankes, Sir J. Bannister, Mr. Bose illy, Colonel Beechey, Si• 'll Betty, kw-tins Blake, M.. B. llington, Mrs. Birch, Alderman Burdett, Sir F. Bowles, Mr. Braham, Mr. Beveridge, Mr. Cat 41.111 i, MUAbilli Canning, Mr. Cistlereagh, I.ord Charlotte, Princess Clarence, Duke of Mr. Lon dale. 1...n1 I.inannul, Longman and Cu. NT:o:mq, Mary, Princess Munden, Mr. Mellon, Miss Moira, Lord Minn, Mr. M‘Nally Nolicking Nichokori, Peg Nightingale, Mr. Northente, Mr. Coati - toe, Lord • Opiei Mr. Colman, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Congreve. Mr. Part; Sir A. Cooke, Mr. Phillips, Sir Richard Corry, Mr. Perceval, Mr. Cockerill Sir Wm. Kula, Peter Cowper, Mr. Portland, Duke of Cooker, Mr. Ponninby, Mr. Coutts, Mr. Paxton, Sir Wm. Cumberland, Duke of Prettyman, Dr. Conan, Mr. . Portion, Mr. ' Crawford, General Princes, 'The Curtis, Aldertuan Princesses, The 'Dallas, Mr. QueenilVory, Duke of Davison, Mr. Queen, The Dignum, Mr. Raymond, Mr. Donnegal, Marquis of Roodlly, Sir Santu4 Donnegal, Marchioness • Reed, Lady Duncan, Miss Rutland, Duchess of D'lsraeli, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Elgin, Lord Sitimouth, Lord Edridge, Mr. Shea, Mr. Eldon, Lord Sniirke, Mr. Ellenborough, lAA Sedgwick, Mr. Elizabeth Princess Sitions, Mr, , . illiston, Mr. Sylvester, Mr. Erskine, Lord Smith, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. • Storace, Mts. Ford, Rev. Dr. St. Ledger, Mrs. Human, Mr. - ,*afford, Margot.. of Fitzherbert, Mrs. , Stanhope, Lord Fuzeli, Mr. t Sophia, Princess Garmw, Mr. • golisex, Duke of Gibbs, Sir V. • 'Taylor, Platonist Gifford, Mr. • ;Turner, Mr. . Gloucester, Duke of Grattan, Mr. • Tsfyldn'Oolonel ' Gibbs, Mrs. ' Triwnsertd, Mr. Grenville, Lord Varley, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. • Wales, Prince of Gregson, Mr. Wales, Princess of Gurney, Mr. ' Wist, Mr. Hamilton, Lady Waithinan, Mr. Hawkesbury, Lord Wesrall, Mr. Hamilton, D u k e o f Whitbread, Mr. Hayley, Mr. Whiteluck, General Hastings, Mr. ' ' Willsilrforie, Mr. 1 Hatfield, J. Wilkie, Mr. Holland, Lord Windham, Mr. Howard, Mr. . Winona . , Mr. Huntingdon, Wyatt, Mr. Hope, Mr. Yak, Duke of Johnson, Mr. York, Thicheis of Jordan, Mrs. Young, Mr. Printed for Cradock and Joy, Paternoster row, I ontion, to he bad of the Booksellers eR Great BOCSIII absi 1tc.4134.. TO /341..D1i9.11.-i-DEVIZS.S N;%" BRIDEWELL. fIL•DERS, Diggers, Bricklayers, Mamas, Cai penters, loinert, Planners, Glassier*, blaters, Members, lironniovrer,, Paicters, and ethics, who are willing to eonnwst, in theft re.;peetite branches, for the eteeution of the work to be ',refocused is the New Ilridewell, Wear Devises, in tie Convey et Wats,. with the. memory Tank Owns, and other Aprons,. trances, (accordiog to the %Land aphilicOon prepared W Mr. In ,) or fur fur any pan teeeral vtiAlts thereto Wagging. a re ore uestml to deliver die* reepinals to Mr. John Serape. Deputy Clerk dlitre Peace of the obi referitl, at bit Nice at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wiltt, on or belbre the la air at June tttzn The Proposal+ are to be sealed up when transmitted, ask will b: opened by the Clairton of the Adjourned Sessions, wideb will be holden at Meisel OS Wednesday the Ida day of lone new ; but no tender *NI be milord unless &apemen making the I same, or some agebt on his Wulf, shall attend at the dna and place 1.1,t Wilton, oPar Salisbury, May 19.1110. The Drawings and Specifications are lodged for Inagettbill I at the Office of Wm. W. Salmon. at Devises. li`YTON, late Partner with the decea.ved Sir JAMS liesstoata, has the pleasure of annuuhdng to his Prteui& 'and the Public, the Lottery *hided's'''a the atbst‘itlNS, Owl the greatest chance to the Adventurer ter so small a risk t Your Pubis of Tkkets, one hundred in each Packet, are tolsegtven - by the Contractors to the fortunate Headers of the first-drawn Prize above XIS, wh n a Ticket may gain upwards of teloo,ooo, and Shares in proportion. Evrots has been truly lucky in *offing Packets of 'Tilitet• t No. 7pat, producing nearly E4OOO, and No. 3,1118, producing 1e.14,765, Was sold hi Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him us the respective Holders, who received for erth Sixteenth—. £1,547 16s. 3d. Et Tos solicits a continuance of the public favours at hlsLucl I Office, No. 2, Cornhill, near the btanslon.Hoese. PLEASURE-OROtYND, FENCE, WIRE MEAT LARDER, AND GENERAL. WIRE-WORK MANUFACTORY. THOMAS CATO and SON, 89, Holborn, oppo site fit, Andrew'S Chards, recomrnand the Nobility, Gentry, &e. making alterations tn their pleasure grounds, parks or planta tions. to do them the honour of inspecting their IMPROVED IRON and WIRE FENCES, some of which are invisible at a ithott distance, and 'proof aitinst grazing stock; keep hares and rabbits out of plmtrati wis•or flower gardens. Also their New invented Portable Hurdle, preferable to wood for durability and appearance, variety 14 Wire Meat Safes that admit a draft of air, keep out flies and all other insects, in which dressed and undresSet meat may be kept twice :be time as In any other way. Wits work for Libraries, Lardsh, Plwasantries, Aviaries, and Dairy ! Windows. Extract of a Letter froth Worcester, to Mean. Barclay and Sons, No. 95, Fleet- Market, Age" to the Proprietor of Dr. Taytoed Remedy ter Oratory, April, 1810. " A CLERGYMAN resident in the County of 4 - 1 - Worcester, *no had been for many years so deaf that be could scarcely collect any perfect sound through au mr.trumet, has received so much relief front using TAY LOB'S RE mkav for DEAFNESS, that he .an now hear at. well as to be able top% in common conversation ; and in ju - tice to the Proprietor of this celebrated Remedy, be has given a reference t. the Printer of the Wurcestet Herald, to justify any enquiry as to this astonishing cure." Sold by every rti.:dicine Vender of repute in the United King dons, at As. tid. pet bottle, duty Included. N. 8. The name of the Gentleman above alluded to may be known by appileatMe eo Messrs. Barclay and does. DR. ERFEM ‘N'S OUTTA SALUTARIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates froth the habit, without rsciting the pakful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any degree, orrsen requi. ring confinement from bualness, or ri striction in dirt. radical virtucsof these biestitnahl!Drop havelprosed their claim to public approbation for nu re than 30 years. In all the debility of both wars, th..y prove a never tailing restorative whe th er the debility isproducenl by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the el. feet , of a warn climate to travellers, and those going abroadr-. T bey cannot Ise tecommended too stronply to those who will re rely.. a side. spel •ly, and complete cure in all old stubborn Girds, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By is efficacy many women have become mothers who fur years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,cttr. ner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Be , lam, Portsmouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turnee. Hun; Hovland and Haydon, Plymouth ; and by mbst Book, Isellers and Medicine Venders in every Town, in boxes at as. ad. and i I s. each. AN ARTICLE OF COMMERCE. ,To EAST and WESTINLMA, AMERICAN, wit! RUSSIA M ERCI:f A mrs. JP. HEATH, of NottinghaM, informs the Mer. • chants of England, and Traders ip general, that for the con y enience of Sale he has placed his JUNIPER F.SSENCE of PEP PERMINT and other Medicines in the bawls of Messrs. Shaw and Edwarc's, 66, St. Paul's Church-yar _ _ Juniper Essence of Peppermint i. well known as a safe, Alec mai, and pleasant Rented/ in Flatulencies„ Gouty and Cholicky Pains in the Stomach and Bagels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant or Pregnancy; Relaxation and Lassi tude arising from Aunosphate Hutt, Want of Appetite, Injuries fronrinclement Weather, 'the Aiwse of Spirituous Liquors, and in the Spaanodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, so com mon to infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case.— As a family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found ' a valuable acquisition. Sold ,hole ale and Retail, by Means. Shaw and Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Church-yard, but none are getntlne, except each Bonk has “ J. P. I 'emit, Nottingham," engraved un a Black Stamp. In Stopptr Bottles 2s. 21--and in Phials 2s. 4d. and Is. ltd. - DIXON'S C.ELEIXATED ANTIBILIGUS PILLS. ESE PII I LS' have long obtained a just ode , rbitity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, and from their great success in many obstinate Bi lious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gre gory Page Turner, the'Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscosin tess Bulkeley, &c. &c. be was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and vncrion of their name. " Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. St 4, 1903. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr Dixon: al though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, 4 if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly call. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi ' eine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great service they Ihove been to Mrs. Lloyd, as Well as to Colonel Bishop and all his family, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to reconuuend the Pills wherever he goes • he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as insiders in this county, it would be a benefit to the community." The Pill, are found to bean incomparable remedy fur restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, an I their consequent disagreeable eructations and Baw -1 lencies. Th 7 prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick i bead-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, 1 and a debilitated. stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of , the redindant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. SAY wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheamide, corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinbeigh and Gia-- ma; Hoeland and Harlon, Plymouth ; Newberry and can , D ; Pack and Turner ' Hull ; and most country istcdieitn; ) venders, in bottles at 2s. 7d . aid Cs. mill. NEN THF. kTRE-ROYAL, CO VENT-GARVEN. •rO-NIORROW EVENING, MAY 25, 1810, will be acted the Tragedy of MACBETH. Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN. V.:1:olni, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Donalbain, Mr. MENAGE. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE. ?,::.duff, Mr. C. KEMBI.E; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY. I.:ttly Macbeth, Mrs. SIDX)Ng. Gentlewoman, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. To which will be added the Farce of LOVE A-LA-MODE. Sir Arch)! Macsarcaim, Mr. COOKE. rvening—King John ; with Tom Thumb the Great.