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JOHNSON, and Chimney Glasses ' about 1500 Ounces Silver Plate, Linen, Of Wroxall Farm, Isle of Wight. i Services of China, (lass, fine flavoured Wines, Books ' Maps, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater - a ver y valuable and corit p lete Set of Hogarth's Works, being noster-row. I one of the very few in this ettuntry, with ether Effects, TU BI SOLD BY AUC !'ION—By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 107, Pall-Mali, on Wednesday, July 1811., and following Day, at Eleven, by order of the Executors of the Right Hon. WM. WIN DM AU, deceased. THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney Glasses, abbut 1 500 Ounces of massy Silver Plate, I.inen, and elegant Dinner and Deepen Set of fine Derbyshire China, Glass, fi ne flavoured East India Madeira, Malmsey Madeira, Sherry, Bronte, Old Hock, Champaign, Noyau, Vin de Grave, and other Wines, a part of the valuable Library, consisting of " Classical, Historical, Pubtical, and other Works, a very complete Set of Hogan h's %%Wits, being one of the very few in this country, Maps, Prints, Ike. The Furniture cousistspf elegant French rod Winslow Curtains, with continued Draperies. in Chintz and Morine, Sofas, Settee, and Chairs en suite, four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton and other Fundtures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding of various deuriptiens, excellent Cabinet Articles, in Commockl, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, library. Tem• broke, and other Tables, Sideboard. Bookcases, Ma 4 lan, and japanned Chairs, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and other streets. —On the same day, at one precisely, will be sold the Lease of the commodious Dwelling-house, which will be described In printed Particulars. The House to he viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Clarke, Budd, Borroughs, and Hayes, Solicitors, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Robins, War- Wiek-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be hid. The Furniture to be viewed two days previous to the Sale. Catalogues on the Premises, at v. each, to be returned to Purchasers ; and of Mr. Robins. VAL.UABLE LIVING. TO be SOLD, the next PRE S ENTATION to a X Rectory, in a centrical situation in Cumberland, of the yearly value of £5OO or thereabouts, arising from the great and small Tithes in kind, of about 5000 Acres of inclosed land highly improveable. Good Rectory House, large Barns and Glebe 36 Acres. 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Mr. Foxall, the Landlord of the Crown Inn at Uxbridge, begs to assure the Passengers, that he will at all times provide them the beat accommodations in his power, and at a moderate charge. N. B. A Boat from Uxbridge ott Monday and Friday Morn ings is discontinued.--July 3, 181 O. This day were published, Elegantly printed in one lame Volume Aro. price 'U. 2:. boards, PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS.-By DUGALD S f EWART, Esq. F. R. S. Fain. Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh; Honorary Member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Peter,burgh; and Member of the American FOR SCHOOLS. RING FISHING COM :orporated by Act of Parliament isand Shares of £lOO each; and Twenty Shares. the DUKE of ATI-10L. rI'HE BRITISH HER, PANY, intended to be Incl Capital af500,000, in Five Thew no Individual to bold more than ' This day was published, neatly printed in royal 18mo. ornamen ted with a set of plates (32) from new designs, 3s. GI bound, FABLES, by JOHN GAY, ii Two Parts; with Notes, by W. COXE, A.M. F.R.S. F.A.S.litctor of Beni erton. Fourth Edition. _ Phila.ophical Society held at Philadelphia. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Murray, Fleet-street; and Constable, Hunter, Park and Hunter. Lud gate-street, London; and for W. Creech. and A. Cons:able and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Elements of the Philosophy ,of the Human Mind. Third Iltdidoo, in one large volume octavo, price to,. 6,1 In b PATRONS —His Grace tl The Riiht Hon. the Earl of 1 .- The — Right Hots. Lord Glen bervie The Most Noble the Marquis of Huntly The Right Hon. Lord Jocelyn Printed for Vernor, Hand, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. Elegant RESIDENCE, with convenient OFFICES, Adapted for the accommodation of a Genttanan's Family, veldt immediate Possession. TO BE SOI D BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, July 24th, at twelve, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE I comprising a substantial well-built Town Residence, desir ably situated No. 4, Adelphi Terrace, replete witb every conve nience for the accommodation of a Family, rendered truly &sir• able from its cheerful prospects and easy access to all parts oldie town. The House has recently been repaired and fitted up in an elegant manner; contains, in the Attics, three sleepinprooms, Store-room, and Laundry ; on the second Flour, two principal Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room, Store-room, and two Water cloiets ; first Floor, two elegant Lilly Drawing-rooms, of hand some proportions, with Balconies in front, over-looking the I imsies, anda Passage-room ; Ground-floor, Entrance-hall and V estilmlu, handsome lofty Dining-parlour, Library or Breakfast. roam ; is the Basement Stories are Domestic Offices of all (L. scriptions. To he viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to Three, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Chichester The Right Hoe. Lord Viscount Melville 'the Right Hon. Lori De Dun stanville __ ENCI C LOPM.DI.I r ANN ICA. This day was published, price l ss. VOL. XX. PART 11. which completes the New Edition of this Work. _ PasswarsT.--The Right a Vic E-Pr. ItalD aIC T.—Joi DM at William Si%kb, Esq. M. P. W. A. Maiocks, Esq. M. P. M. Wood, Esq. Sheriff and Ald. George Scholey, Esq. Alderman Nathaniel 3rickwood, Esq. !Collard Smith, Esq. mourable the Lord Sheffield. dtua Jepson Oddy, Esq. :TORS. Timothy Stansfeld, Esq. William litygate, Esq. John Capel, Esq. Isaac Robinson, Esq. Thomas Cres , .wcll, James Ebenezer Sauudcrs, Esq. ITOtts. I Charles Welstead, Esq. l James Bowen, Esq. The Subscribers are requested to order the Parts they may want, of their respective Booksellers, immediately, as they will be greatly advanced afterwards. 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The Directors of the above Company ate now ready to receive Tenders for Contracts to beild the Hulls of Vessels, including lrou and Joiners' Work, for the 1 Sea Fishery, of 70 Ton. admemuretnent ; to be lugger rigged, 50 feet on the keel, 17 feet 6 inches on the beam, 9 feet 6 inches in the hold, with v inch Snoring, 7 inch timbers, 44 inch wale, 24 inch plank bt•low the wale, 2 inch plank above the wale. and 3 inch skin. The Ten arts to be sent sealed, and free of postage, to the Company's Office as under, and stating the shortest period required to corn- Viete the CotztraetS. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. thmougees Hall, July 6, 1610. TO THE PUBLIC. - - - - - - rrl IE . un exampled Patronage which we experienced s: tots period of the last year, (when we had the honour of laying before the Public the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Plan far the prevention of insurance,) has indoced us to a:attract for the present Lottery; and we confidently hope, that the Scheme now submitted for the publit approbation, will entitle us to a continuation of the Pa•rottage and Support we then received We have the satisfaction to add, that having taken this Lottery at a cheaper rate than that at which the last Lottery was pur chased, we are enabled to bring nut the Tickets and Shares at much las Prism. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK at:d Co. SWIFT and Ch. • STATE LOTTERY, TOJE DRAWN THE 191'14 OF OCTOBER, 1510. NEW SCHENIF.. 5 .. of £20,000 are CIOO,OOO 5 " 2,0 00 10,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 2,500 2.; 2,14 X) 15 401n0 ... 72,000 4,000 Numbers, 4.'200,000 FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. The Numbers of the Tickets in thi. Lottery are reduced to 4,000; and as the itcheme contains an additional Capital of f 20,000, it must be Obvious that the Chance of gaining a .-€20,000 Prize is increased One Fifth; and those who wisit to adventure fur Larger sums hive now an opportunity of pitting Forty, Sixty, Eighty, or even Ohe Hundred Thousand Pounds ! by purchasing two or more Tickets of one Number. T tearr s and SlLAitys ant on Sale at all the Offices. HE . ROYAL GEORGE New PLYMOUTH andEX E IT.R (Pay) COACH, through Andover, Salis bury, H ;him; Mt re, Wincanton,Sberbonte, Yeovil, Crewkerne, Claret, Axminster and Honiton, to the Old Loudon Inn; Exeter, from t l :e &II Savage Inn, Ludgate-hill, on Monday next, July 9, and u ill continue to sr: out from thence every Monday, Wednes day and Friday mornings, at 8 o'clock; performed by Enwatin Psocar Et( and Co. The Proprietors presume this conveyance will be found equal, if not superior, to any travelling that rend, as the hour of depar ture is cony:A.la. It will refresh at the best Inns on the road, and its arrival punctual at six o'clock the following evening at 'Exeter, which %via not only be found convenient to travellers re sident within a few miles of Exeter,to reach their homes the same evening, but a'so allow a good night's rest for passengers proceed .ing on to Plymouth the next morning, for which place the Royal George sets 'rut at five o'clock from the Old London. Inn, Exeter. Passeng..rs and Parcels bookd it the White Bear e , and Three Rings Ling, Piccadilly. N.B. Not accountable thr any phckage containing cash, plate, roes, or writings, (however small in vallie), unlesi booked as *itch ; nor for any other parcel tar passengers luggage of above .0.!:; value, unitss entered as such, and paid for aCcordingly ; or china, glass, &c. or cements, on any terms whatever. THE following was sent to• Mrs. Riehirdson, of Manches:tr,by the Rev.W. Sil wester, of Sandbach,Clieskre.: " Madam, "You bavelong wished me is send you the case of the child was mentioning to you ; the circumstances are as toll*: in April last, a child belonging to lames and Elizabeth Yates,- of Brookhouse- GI vett. near Congletun, was taken exceedingly in, owing to the cutting of its teeth. Such was the effect of the disorder, that from a very fine healthy boy abortseleves months old, he was re duced to a skeleton and entirely taken off his feet; he had seve ral convuhion fits, and his death was hourly expected. They sent for a surgeon, who lanced his gums, but without any good effect. They then applied for the AMERICAN SOOT SRV r --a friend gave them half a bottle ; on the first application of which the child had immediate relief."—The parents have sinew de elm eci to the above Gentleman, that it was their firm belief this medicine wa• the ottani, in the hands of GOD, of saving th,.lr child's life.— lo be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Cs+ N 094 , Newman - street , oxtord-street; and retail of Golding, 44, Cornhill; Mrs. Richardson, Manchester; and by all the pr.ncipal Medicine Venders in WWII and country. at gs. 21. a bottle, far ready money. ---.- . _ . -- " - • •• • • . . 4 4.11 t r • • 'Z' i - at• - eir'' ' . . . „*. r i".li,ll •r i ; r s'- , . ..• ...- • . . . : , Vsfsil s •; -f • ' '...! '..\ • 1111 p.,- . .. 7 , „ • , ra .1. 4, • l. r —l-. • • ...:: -- i ) aes' ;..., is ilea. ' Vi r ir ts'Y Lc 5........ 0 4. . . ) i ti 7 r ‘ 4 • II N \ 14. Y ) • . k i • .."' . --- 4 •. -- b• I - 1 . ..". • •IA I , . 49" A % b... t ~.. •••• f 1 .,. t . • to % LI • • ....../ k Il e I' re:- - • r.l itA . ~. '•.--... 1,.,...... • i.. •%, .• .t.' ,' ' e'• .... . , . • .. . . ...- _ _. SATUIt.DAY, JULY 7, 181 O. .. , T . [ PRICE SIXPENCE-HA Li•PEN NY. . = ---.... t, ',I stadia Chin vices o i . • i, my veil . . of the •• • 1 TO BE 1 e Premi• . followin L Right Ht •I , f . i 1E gen, large Pier o Silver Pla )erbyshire ( ; 21 ‘sey Madrit s, Vin de G. ry, consistin, •i a, a very corn i j( rel , l in this t tap( elegant F I t ries, in Chint t four-post aed Furnitures, pri is descriptions, robes, Chests of , Is , and other Tabl st led Chairt, numt r the same day, at - nnmodious Dwell d Particulars. s, i House to he views ) I the Premises; of 1 , Solicitors, Lontbas f trivet, Golden-square The Furniture to , i Catalogues on the Pat tiers; and of Mr. Rol Eiegam - REsI A L LPIII TERRACE I DE • ed for the &mon. I hat '0 BE SOI D BY A • k: Garraway's, on T, VALUABLE Lt. t • :omprising a substantial vt, a tuated No. 4, Adelphi Ten., r. for the accommodation of a l a OM its cheerful prospects and e. ti The House has recently been • a ;ant manner; contains, in the Auk 5 room, and lAundry ; on the secont 13 timbers. a Dressine-room, Store-root :I ; first Floor, two elegant lolty Drawn., e. proportions, with Balconies in front, I es, and a Passage-room ; Ground-floor, Est V iule, handsome lofty Dining-parlour, ibrars a ,is the Basement Stories are Domestic Odle.. C or.s. he viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to Three, ti particulars, may be had of Mr. Rollins, Warwick r 1 n-square. —. OXFORDSHIRL VALUABI.E FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES, Exonerated from land Tax and Tythes. To he SOLD by AUC LION, by Mr. PEYTON. At the Red lion Inn, at Thant, in the county of Otford, on Friday, the 27th day of July, into, at three o clock in the Af. ternoon, In Seven Lots, unless previously disposed of by Pria vate Contract, of which due notice will be given, Lot 1. ' [ 'II E MANOR, or R EPUTED M :WO R I- of NORTH WES I . ON, with all i•s Regius, Pris vilest., and Immunities, and the aricietit Nlansion i called Wegeto House, and a Farm-house and lionsestmi adjoining, together with sundry Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lend-. 2613 A. lit. Los 2. Two Closes of very valualele Land, Arable and Old Pasture—C2A. 3R. 27P. Lot 3. A substantial Farts-house and Homestelii. and sundry Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture land-210A.31L29P. Lot 4. Two Closes of eaptul Meadow Land-111.1. YR. 27P. Lot 5. A very excelLnt Piece of M:adow Land, adjoiningthd - River Thame--50A. SR. GP. Lot G. A very valeable Piece of old Pasture Land-22A.3R. 9 9P. Lot 7. A substantial Dwelling-house and Homestead, and sun dry Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture land-200A. SIR. 7P. Each Lot lies within a Ring Fence.—Tbis Estate is not to be • excelled in fertility by any land in this klogdom ; and is well worthy the attention of persons desirous of occupying their own land, as the greater portion is let at Will, and the remainder sto a I A dISC expiring e ithin a short period. 'File Prenusee may be viewed on applica•lon to the respective 'Tenants; for further Particulars apply to Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-court, Linco ln's Inn, London ; and High -street, Warwick ; Messrs. Murphy and Cameron Solicitors donuerio street, London ; Mr. George Cooke, Solici t or, WatliLgten, Oz. fordabirc ; Mr. Charles Virett •Fetsworth, Oxfordshire; an-I, to treat by Private Contract , to Isle. James.—Sproifications n• sy be bad at the Place of Sale, and at the different lons in the u ties. boerhood. ..--•---it---------......-a-. ...-ao FOR BEAUTIFYING a• d PRESERVING the TEE.II-H. I A RDNE R'S Superior PRE PARED CI 1 A R - • COAL so much recommended by the Faculty for its safe and antiseptic properties for cleaning, preserving and ma king the Teeth beautifully whitt•On boxes, at Ss. and 2s. 9d. ea eh- and Mouth Solution for curia; the Scurvy, bracing the Gums, reveu ting Tooth-ach, and unpleasant breath. in bottles at 2s. tid. and 3s. ed. each. Front the great reputation the above Prep %rations have acquired, many imitations are daily offered for sale, the true only are signed Edm. Lardner on the label. Sold whole: tale and retail, corner of Albany, Pieuadilly, and retail by Ncwb try and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Rigge, Cheapside ; Vade, Corn hill • Davison and Son, Fleet-street ; 'Ward, Holborn ; Bacon. Oxford-street ; and most Venders of genuine Medicines. 4 :WYE ON COURTS MARTIAL. This day was published, a new Edition, in libuts. prize 4'. Gd. boards, A TREATISE un COURTS ‘AARTIAL; also. an ESSAY on MILT I'ARY PUNISHMENTS and RE, WAI&DS.—By S. PAYNE ADYE, Esq. Eighth Edition. Printed for Vernor, Hood and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme ; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; J. Asperne, T. Eger ton, and J. Clarke and Son. Where may be had, Review or a BATTALION Of INWANTIT, including the Eigh teen Manoeuvres, illustrated by a Series of Diagrams. By R, Sr -Nr.ce is. boards. Mani of the must respectable Heads of our Seminaries; of Educa tion having expressed a desire that the improvements contained in Mr. Hazlitt's Grammar, should he broug'it out in a form better adapted for the use of the Junior Classes of their pupils, the following is now given to the public in compliance with this sou, stion. J YEN ILE LIBRARY, SKINNER-STREET. This day was published. mice Is. OUTLINLS OF ENGLISH GitAMMAA ; Partly abridgiA from HAZ LI ris New and Improved Grammar of the Engiish Tongue. By EDWARD BALDWIN, F.4q. " We entirely agree with the author of this us:ful work, in his objection to the cononon method of transferring the artificial rules of other languages to our own, and in his amendments upon the imperfect definitions of the parts of speech hitherto received ! We pronounce this to be a Grammar at once rational, simple and I intelligible, and are persuaded that it may be introduced into our Elementary Schools with great benefit to the Scholar." Critical Review for December 11409. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner-street, Snowhill; and to he had of all Booksellers. Where may be had, price •:.s. The New and Improved Grammar of the English Tongue, by Valiant I-I,l7iitt [Orke, svo. p. ' day s•a4 published, in foolscap sea. price Gs. hoards, 'I`HE ENCHEIRIDION MEDICUNI, OR YOUNC PR AC t•il'lONEß's POCKET COMPANION, bring a Conspectus of the Len on, Dublin, and Edinburgh Pharntacopccias, with a collection of Formula, and the necessary Tames of Synonintes. By VeILLIAM HAMILTON, M.B. Printi.d for Lonr,tnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. COMPANION TO BFWICIL'S QUADRUPED, BIRDS , AND FISHES, This day was published, In a very large and elegant volume royal octavo, price Le 12s. 6d. in boards, or on Army paper, price LI 11a. ed. in boards, illustrated with nearly Soo Engravings on Wood, by Mr. Bewick of Newcastle, from Drawings by Hem Winn. AFAMILY HERBAL; consisting of full and ac- M ate accounts of all the Exotic and Indigenous PI ANTS useful in DM' DICI NE, and the Aa is ; containing likewise an Easy Introduction so Botany ; the Letter-press By R. J. THORNTON, M. 1). Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; I.ecturer on Medical Botany at Guy's Hospital; Author of the Illustration of the Sexual System of Linnxus, of the Temple of Flora, Sm. &c. . The Engaviogs made on Wood, front accurate Figures o; the Plants, drawn by Henderson, by F. BEWICK, of Newcastle. Printed for RICHARD Pin we', London, and to be ha/ of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A GRAMMAR .of BOTANY, for the Use of Schools and "Stedents, with numerous Plates, prise Five Shillings. _ _ nosier-row. Ot whom may be had, The PIIARINIACOpCEIA of the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of London. 1809. Traddnted into English, with Notes, by Rico Alt D Pow ELL, M.D. The 8d edition, revised and corrected, in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards. Also. Two Twatts, on rageboard, exhibiting at ftne View, the Relations o: the List and present PHARMACtIIIOZIA. Price 36.6 d. . •••••••••••= 11. ...... -- . ... HISTORICAL CHART, UPOA A NEW PRINCIN.E. 1 This day was published, price Cl. Ss. in sheets, or £1.155. on 1 canvas and rollers. coloured and varnished, TTHESTREAM OF TIME, or Figurative Re. ' presentation of Antient and Modern Universal History, Chronology, and Biography. " Labitur et labour in omne volubilis sevum." Translated from the German of Fategatca STeMSI by Ws:. Batt.; with Additions and Continuations to the present Time. Under the sbnilitude of &foils or Ili off:, which unite, divide, or separate themselves into corresponding subdivisions ; this work with comparatively little study, exhibits in the clearest manner, the rise and progress, the duration and decay of the several na. tines which have figured in histuryiin a chronological series of EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGICAL JOURNAL. This day was published, price 35. THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI CAL JOURNAL, NUMBER XXIII. Containing the following original communications: Part 1. Original communications, 1. Medical Report for Nottingham, by lames Clark., M. D. 2. 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