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FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele gant MARINE RE , IDENCE, the Property of a Gentle toe% er-rted on an elegant and unique elevation, in the cottage siflo, with t;ta.ched roof, encompassed un two sides, with att Own' rustic Viranda, situate on a beautiful eminence within ohm* distance of Sidniouth, which is remarkable for the salobriey and mildness of the air, commanding extensive pros- Peers of the beautifully diversified stormunding country, and Intendless View- of the ocean, planned ter the accommodation of a family of the first didincunn ; excAlent domestic Offices, with erv.E4 ts' Apartments over. roomy Yards, Stabling, Coach-houses, and other Outbuildings, acc.; Orchards, and Meadow-land, con. Minine in all near fourteen Acres, forming a most enchanting and unrivalled situation, as a marine residence for a Nobkmen, Officers of the Navy, or for a Parody of distinction. "l'o be viewed by 'Pacts, which, with Particulars ' may be had of Mr. Robins , Warwick-street, Goldea.micare, London; and of John Pldslity, Esq. Exeter abutting on die Edgware Road, coMaloing neatly IS Ames, pre senting a most eligible spot for bniklimg, commanding highly iute riving Views. . 1 -"tirsuslit t 99 Order of the High Court of Ct•sneery, teal! is a Cause OBLAST/ agalmt WOMBWELL," with the a#pre. ba ion of JAMES BYLEEIati, &vire, woof the Masters of tbw said Court ; at the. Three"Fuus Inn, et Think, Lt the mutt of York, on Monday, iLe 19th day. d srpembet. 1,314, b. tWall the hours of tour and Fie - , o'clock hl ilie Afternmas In Sit Lots. SEVER AI, FREEHOLD ESTATES. w oats in the several Townships or Parishes of Oulston, Branaby, and Thornton on rbe Hll, in the said county of York, part of the Erates of the late It!z,ht Honourable HEMET Earl cAOCORLELILG, deceased.• Particulars whereof be be had (gratis) st 694 ml Master's Chandlers, In Southanltt , whoa.' ngs, Chaecetv•lantelAnt , lny ; at No. 96, Charles-str_et Berkeley toluare; of M se-4. Windt's And Holtaway,Nollcitoe.,Sout;sa: trtna-bultdings,Chancery-Izoss of Mr. Cookney, Suffutor, C.stle-stret t, Holborn ; ut "h air, Robson and Lightfoot, Soli& ors, Can le-st reer, Leiceat t r square; of Messrs. Clad , * and let son, Surveyors, ; of Mr. Claridge, Jervaux Abbey, near Wattle Yorkshire; •he Geocgs lon, at York; the New Inn, at Easingredd ; the Hotel, at Lade; the New lon, at Helmsley; and. the Place of eta The Premises may be v.ewcd by leave of the respe:o.ve Tenants. A compact Earth House, ttuwsO it the Hyde, with Barn, Stable, Chai se -h o u s e, Catndges, and other Outbuildings, Car- dent, and Land, with a considerable frontage to the Road, an! well calculated for building. The whole may be viewed by applying to Mr. B. Warner, at 'the Cottage, at the Hide, of whrint Particulars may be had ; at the Cranes, Edgeware; Bell, Hendon; Abercern Anne, Stan more ; Essex Arms, Watford ; White Horse, Uxbridge; of J. Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bedford-square; at Garraway s; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT. By Mr. THYNNE. At the Auction Mart, London, on Wednesday, the 24th day of August instant, at Twelve o'Clock, - TtiliA IRE ROYAL, GLASGOW. . . . A WEIS - fn. GLASGOW, and a circuit of Towns in the Neighbourhood, PERFORMERS capable or sustaining First an.lSecond o...tracters in Tragedy andCemedy, Comic Oh Men,Conot ry turn , Irishmen,and a First Singer ; a Lady to lead tbr business in Genteel Comedy, wbo can sing and duce, .fhtl . 4lso un e the Joey' le Heroines in Tragedy ; and two e 4 fur ~ t 1 7 LAV.4o parts in l3alkt e and Se ri ous and Comic Pan tomlutes. - ntarned prison; will be preferred. References • with reigardfolaient and private Character are requisite. Latusiu (pow paid) addressed to Mr. H. Johnson. Lyceum, Purl', 011 be immediately attended to, but unpaid letters will be returned vnanswered .. the season in Glasgow will comments id October, 1814, and triihinate in May, Isls. „ Q•- the Ist of September will be published, In One Vol Aro. with incomparable Platei of the Venus de P.ledicis and belrldere A-0110, • • _ _ A SHOR EXCURSIONin FRANCE% /814. • Pi-Wed torJ.l. Atickdia#, II; Pall-106.11 Alli t rial AO, 15s. 15s 7s. Gd or 4s. fid. with Portraits of Louts VI Ids Queen and the Damilh , n, the Abbe de Line's Inatrblesa Poem, I.e MALHEUR et la PET I Dedicated and • iseesentird Ecithe,Ring qt Prance and kmperor of Russia. This day was published, In One Volume 4to. Ss. boards. illustrated with 24 b.aueifui coloured Print% tnikti Drawings by the Author, • oturNAL of a VOYAGE in 1811 and 1812 to J• MADRAS and CHINA, returning by the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and sl' HLI , .ENA in the H. C. S. the .Hope, Cap ain J.unei Pendergra,s—lly JAMES WATHEN. London : Printed for I. Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion i3assare, Fleet street; and Blatk,• Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East Ind , a Company,"Leadenhaltoreet. This day was published, In Five Volumes, post 12mo. price Lt. 10s. boards, LAURA ; or. An • ANTHOLOGY of SON NE US, (nu the Petrarcan Model,) and ELEGIAC QUA UORZAINS : English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German; Ori,inal and 'Translated; great pare never before published. Wi.b a Preface, Critical and Blozraphic Notts aunt Indrs.—By CAPE!. LOF F I. • London: Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'• court. Lu igatr-street. This d..y was pubii,hed, itt OCNVI, price Cs. in boards, A TREATISE on the GOUT ; containing the /IL °Onions of the most celebrated Aigient and :rl3.leni 141y slants ou that Disease; with Observatioos on theEauMedicinale. 4.'911. a itiNG, kilebobtr of the Royal College of eurgeves in I,atudon, and of the Medical Socinies of London and Parts. `Pritued for Y.Callorr, 10, Crowu coort, Prince's street, Soho. Where may be had, • •Cancow's Cseraaocu a, for INI4, of a Mom Collection of Rooky en. Anatomy, Medicine, burger y, Midwifery, Chemistry, Doe.ami, Veterinary Medicine,Stc. coutainmg the mint approved Authbrs, to tie present period. —A Medic-..lSubscription Pbrary . EVANS'S SKFTCIf 0F ALL KELIGIONI, Correard End Enlarsedi dedicattd, by vrinisston, to toe itidbt Honourable Lord Elltsb:lNa Tits day wu published, line eerily l'2;sto with newly-engraved ~ -1, Heads, 6s. fine lune. 4s. boards, ASiEfTCH of the DZNOMINA'IiONS of the CHR.I •TIAN WORLD ; to which is prefixed, ao Outline of ~fltheitte, Pelsru,• 'lleopitilat.tbrophnt, )adaistut, Mal.o- Ns , Lynam, and a Chronological Table of Ecclesiastical Hi.rory the Itit.Edkion, correeed and enlarged. With an E.,say nn tote Hislfr; List of the -liable and hil6sionary Societies, &c with liimarks. A new Ankle on the Roman Catholics—An Accuu:4 wf the lialdnua43—or the Pres:thinking Christians, and of the Shatter..—By EARN EVANS; A A L4ndolt4 Printed for B. anal R. Crosby and Co: Stationer.', diloime,• Ludgate-a:reit . ; and fold by all Bonkartlers. On Sunday next will be published, . . On a new and superior Type, and on a yeimw wove Imperial • • "Pttper, iu Quarto Number 1. price sd. of TiiE I:A.IAM PITT, a new Journal, to be coni2a.c.ed on the Principles and Politics ut that illustrious Statesmen, as d coulee:it t,ding a Cumuli:le or Foreign and Do inestlec lirrthg , pce of Yu p eri or Interest, together with a copious ,flew of 11 , erat tire, the •Lr's, and the Omuta. -A Mondar's Edition, containing the Marke:s of that day, will bfohaeoted to cout•try circulation at W. Od. per quarter, or Xt per opium: bot with a view to the very general calculation of a Paper f o unded on such popular politic, the Proprietbr, W. MARIIN, 8, Curuhlll, determines on giving it gratis to Adven livers in the et•ctin:g Lorery, to be drawn on the Ist of oEP 117.11,‘Ilillat and cunsintie the delivery free of evei y expense, for mei yqsrite Purthasers of Tickets in shares. the Prospectus, to be had Clads, a: the 01Bce, 8, Corn:bill ; and the William. Pitt Oihe.e, 10 I, Suantl, nearly uppoite New Chitrcb. COTTAGE ORNRE, ND,lne STREAM of WATER, ate. I abort Vittance from Newbury. By Mr. it() BINS, At Garraway's Coffoo-house, 'Change-alley, Con:shill. oa Thurs. (la;, the 2:41: of August, ItSl:i. at Twelve o'Clock, THE very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 711 the free, Land•tax Redeemed, .and Extra Parochial; 'square about two miles from Newbury, on the road to Whit church and Winchester, the most beautiful and picturesque/art of the County. C.mprising a delLlnful Residence or Cottage Orrice, placed on a !.awn ar an agreeable ditttanee lately altered and improved ar a considcrable expense, planned ' for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, containibit Lutrance Hail, handsome I)raw. ing-roorn, Study, Dining rarlour, Water-closet, dec. Butler's Room, Servants' Hall, Xatchen, Scullery,altc. fear excellent Bea -1 Ch...mbers or the first storey, and Dressing Roots, and three Attics over ; in the liasernent are excellent wine • and Beet Calart, Dairy, Larder, iltc. 41n enclosed Yard, with capital Box Stable for Six Horses, double Coach-House and Loft over, Covs•ilouse, Graoary, Dog-Kennel, aud'varlota Out• Buildings, Good Kitchen G.l deo, walled ard planted with choice Fruit Trues, Orchard, Lawns, Flower Garden, Pleasure Ground and Plantations, and Meadow I.aud. The whole upwaids of Six Acres, fine Strains of Water, stored with Fish; all in ex cellent order, and immediate possesiou may be had. Harrters end Pox-Wiwi& are kept hi the neighbourhood, and which Is of the first respectability. The Comitry is beautifully diversified, good Roads in all directions : the Pun and a Stage Coach paves every day. Ably be slew eti by applying on the Prenuses, Sanifieford, near Newtown; Particulars oa the Premises; Mr. Davis, and the Pelican, Newbury; Reading; Sim, Mrtlenhead ; Castle, Saltbiil ; White l ron, ha h ; at Garraway', ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Goineniquare, London. UPPER SEYMOUR-STREEY, YOlt I'MAN-SQUARE. ELIGIBII FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH•HOUSF, S YABLES,kc. of which inuordiate Posse..sion auity br had. TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBIN, _ _ - - At Parraway's Criffee-bouse, 'Change-alley , Cornhill, on Thurs day, the t!siit August, fete, at Twel , •:2 utlock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ES I'ATE, comprising as excellent Family Residence. situate No. 6i, on the South side of Upper Seymour-sPreet, Portman-square, planned for the accommodation of a genteel Family, containing upon the U; per Floor four excellent sleeping Rooms; Second ti-orcy• wo capital Bed-chambers and Dressing-room, roomy Lai:dwg; oa the principal Flour, a stations lofty Drawing-room in boor, walls papered, and finished wrh enriched Cieling and elilt Mouldings, conunuoicatiag with a back bowed Drawing room ; Ground Storey, Entrance Hail tncloeed, Vestibule or In ner Hall, liat;ctionie Stone S a rcase with [roll Hallebt re, Maho gany Hand-rail to the second Storey; exc Bent Eating Parlour, Library or Centlento:i's Room, Water Closet, and :Awe Room, with a Passag, a:.ti poor to the Lead Flat. In the Basement, appropriate Offices, with water into the principal ones. Detached Kitchen, t 4 collay, Coal Larders, &c. Wine Cellars,and an open Area in front, with Vaults fit/ CO4ll, Beer, &c. Servants entrance from the street. In the A lewb at the back is a Coach-11140e and tour-stall Sta ble, wi h I.of. over. To be vicwej by Tickets; PartLulars may be had at C3rca way's ; arc! of Mr. Robin% Warwich-street, Goldcu sl.tare; of whom Tickeiss tor viewing may be had. MIDDLESEX. This day was puldiabal, In One Vol. Royal i,o. prise Xt. ite. In board, TREA'FISE im the WEALTH, POWER., JCL ' and ILESOIIitCES of .he Barns. I'M ?IRE, in every quarter of the World ;eabiniting the Population and Value of the Landed and other Property l 2 the Uni.ed Kingdom, and the 4.41011 i elk anal Dependraues iI the Crown. '1 lir New Property created ar.nually "Joni Land, and from Laln.ar einp:oyed in Agriculture, Mines, M9OULCIIIftI, rate, korrign Commerce, blavtganon, and Thbertes. A Historical Ascount of the PtiMic Retetnett irons Ulll.an. the First to George the Second. A ge neral Vtew of the sktevenue and Pipet:daunt of the .during fury-three Year, 01 tbE Resign or George the Third. The•rise,4' ogress and pit:Win state of the Footling System, and the Naiibnal D in. Athitorical Acccunt of the Colonks 11 0 4 •Dernt 4 4110: 1 + H Coe Cluviri s 1:x444411g the Ittri,orirs touter . ... . _ the aaauuetn In eut t'oe hast.le.aha Comp my. Wi.h Ob.trvations on the.)litioral !tett:wee: fur . the bcrt lic.ai ttnploytneut of are ,. dundant l'eptdatlor, and for irtwarding the Naval and Allh.ary (Matto, Seamen and ittildiet% for their throtres to their Court. try t therinj th. &tit War. .Illuttra4. ) .hrcopioutt Ntat i otteal Ta• 4 4 bl,s, cuumtutt,d cora new 14ao t arid ashibittng a cullt.cted view I ot the differeut subi.c.. di-cusied to thL Work. By I'. l 01.V/10U:4, LL. D. .Lentiou: Pf4LLCI tor Joseth Amman, sp, Ludgate-strixt. On the goal to Edgewsre, within seven Miles of Osford-street. (pica) FRBEHOLD FARM, compact heat COTTAGE REA 'DENCE, FARM-HOUSE, and OU 11.11/ I WINOS, upwards of 150 Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable LAND, oat which there are la :Inland 'kites tor Budding, with early Pus seoion. By Mr. ROBINS, At Ga. raway's Coace-Ituune, 'Change-alley, Cornbill, on Thurs day, August .25, 1814, at Twelve o'clock, in Ten Lots, unless the whole is previously sold by Private Contract, D- Es 11t Al 3 LE: Freehold, and small part Copy hold ES l'A i L, pr;tic , pal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax r.-d:einel, situate at the Hyde, and acjoining the Edgware-toad, lint, seven mile, oiOstord•street. Conti rising ave:y cl gable Yarn), cntrainingupwardsof 194 acres of capital N 1 ratios , / and Arable land, with burn, &c. lying all , compect, an4p0,4,•0•11:g 4 ounsiderabL• montage to the Edgware and Hendan Road, by Collin Dee;,. in which there are some very tligi:ile hClEef for erecting Villas, commanding beautiful views of the rich surrounding Country, and a Smut, of Water running through the Lau I*. A .compact Cottage lt e,idence, with G:.rden, Pleasure Grounds, Chaise-house, and other Oat-buoldings, and Land, situate at 1 Collin Derp, on the Road to Heudon. T v r o .b eai du elevaltd rick Meadows, situate at the Hyde, SALL 01: LANDS IN THE SI'EWAKTI4.Y OF KIRK. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the King's Arms Tay.trn, in Dumfrio, upon Thursday, September u, tat 4, at Twelve o'clock uonn, by order ot the Trustees of the lite JOUN MAXWILL, Esti. ot Munches, T HE following LANDS, in separate LOTS, viz. Lot 1. The Lane of 141EIKLE CASTLEGOWP-R, in the pari h or tiuittle, as presently possessed by John Affleck, on a minute of see torrent tor 'I en Years after Whitsunday, 1814, at the yearly Rent of X4OO, contaioing s4B Acres, 3 Roods, and 32 ram, or th.:rehy. I.ot '2l . 1 he Lands of CARDENCROFT, with the Houses, in the parish of Buittle, as possessed by William Thomson, on a minute of set, which expires at Whitsunday, 1815, at the yearly rents of 2:15, c: Acres, and 2 Roods, or thereby. Lot 3. The Lands of AUCHENHAY, in the parish of Kirk patriek-Durham, as possessed by William Douglas, on a minute of set current fur 1.; Years after Whi ts unday, 1815, at the yearly rent of £34.0, cmtaiti;rg 1(175 Acres, or thereby. Lot 4. The Lands IIALLMYRE, in the parish of Ter rested, as possessed by Robert Davidson, on a minute of set current for Fifteen YrJra atter Whitsunday, 1813, at the yearly Rent of £BO, containing 23 Acres, 1 Rows, and 87 halls, or thereby. Lot S. The Lands of UPPER GLENS FOCKING, in the parish of Colvend, as presently possessed by Thomas Wilson, on a minute of set currant for Fifteen Years atter Whitsunday, 1814, at the yearly rent of ;4135 for the first hie years, and .1:140 for the remaining ten years, containing 1111 Acres, 3 Roods, and 31+ falls, or thereby. s Lot u. The Lands of NETHER GLENSTOCKINC, In the parish of Colvend, as preAtntly possessed by Thomas Wilson, on a minute of set current for the .one period, and at the same rent is Lot sth, Lots I, 2,4, 5, and 6, hold of subjects superior, and Lot Sd of the Crown. The Lands of Cast',lower are valued in the Laud taa Rolls at a6l3i/ Scots; Auclienhay, at £164; liaUmyre, at 'IJ6. 165.; and Upper and Nether Glenstocking, at 195 Scuts The Teind, are valued, and purchased many years ago, and the Minister's fittpcnd is very moderate. The Articles of Roup and Tide Deeds, which are unezcep tionable, with the Plaus, and Minutes of Set, may be seta itt the hands of Messrs. Young and Aytoun, Writers to the Signet, at Idinsurgh; or Messrs. Quiche and Thy/Ale, Writers in Van ities, the 1 1 4cton; and the Tannins w.ll thy's' 14 14,1 We ALL that modern-built DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at Upper Ryde, some years since the property and residence of Josern Bar reswo a en, Eel, deceased, and after wards the occasional residence of the Right Hon. Earl Six ea ; twinx with a large Garden, Stable, and Chaise-house, adjoin ing ; also two stone and tile.built Cottages, near, but detached front the Dwelting-house,with Gardens Lebind and a small Pad dock in front of them. l'he Dweiling-house is phc-t4 in a situa tion commanding delightful views of St. John's, St. Helm's, the opposite coasts of Hampshire and' Sussex, Spithead, and the Southampton River. It consists, on the ground Boor, of a good Entrance, Library, Breakfast, and DMing-romn, the latter being 21 feet long by 13 feet wde, two large Kitchens arid Scullery; on first floor, a Drawing-room 21 feet long by i 8 wide, and four good Bed-ruonis, and the Saint number of Bed-rooms on the. seco.id P.sor. There are commodious Wine and Beer Cellars unrkr ground, and the whole is supplied with excellent water conveyed by pipes from a spring at a short distance. The Premises are now let to a yearly tenant, and they may be viewed between the hours of eleven and three on Fridays only with Tickers, which • may be hal of Mr. Coop;:r, Brewer, at Ryde, of whom printed Partientgs and Conditions ut Sale may also b.: had ; and of Meisrs. Aden, icitors, Clifford's Inn ; the Auction Mart, Lun.hon : fr.:if:voila, Poets' Corner, Old Palace yard, NVeditiomemer ; fiancee ; S..;:eitor, Bishops ti'altliani, I huts. • •PORT OF FALMOUTH. - By Order of the Hot,. FitA SALE: tm isliv it•u oncrs octm t i hi i sMajesty's Cust t .! O • At the Custom House, in this Port, on Tuesday, Rth September next, by Tear o'Clock in the Forenoon, T ilt GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, 75 I.bs Colite 93 Chovoiwe • 14 Cocoa 894 Pepper 459 Soap • 6 Camphor 2* Tea 9 Thread 8 Doren Bills ditto 58 Geiloos Wine 14 Ditto Cordtals 149 Doreen l'a:ts of Worsted Hose 14 Pairs of Pantaloons and Trowsen 2 MAI 4 157 Dozens Cotton Shawls and 92 Piecds ditto 25 Silk and Corson Shawls 16 l'kce► Muslin Shawls 2 Ditto Corduroy Dozens Frocks 74 Ditto Shorts 29 Whit's St Ditto Yarn o,lcto 1- LAM) C4..ton vbiLIG SS Ditto Braces 813 Pairs Shoes 34 Ditto Boots ft Coats 4l Waistcoats 2 o.tnelt Yeatkeis I Ditto Skin 75.4 Precious mimes 1 Violin? of Feahers 3 Papers otraw Platt* 4 Pictures : • 11 Parcels of Ikaas Light Machine 6 Stud Dozes 14 Gold and tilluxWaiehes 4 Dozen Watch Chants 6 Dozen Watch Seals 24 ttlubque Shun 148 Knives sio Dozen Thimbles 1 Wooden Shawl 6 Pieces Castlitic 8$ Pkces l.ong Cloth 7 Pieces Airting 2 kteces Qtuking 2 Pieces Stuffs 1 •Ptece Irlaunel 1 Piece Plaid 1 Piece Crape The Goods maybe dewed th 4 RI-vein:log the Jay of Sale, on Custom-lio•ase, Falmouth, A 19 Dirs. Pairs Mita 14 Pieces lace 6b Lace Handkerchiefs and siosels 70 Silk Handkerchiefs 5 Dot Yr Silk Hos. 12 !Mao Silk Gloves in) Ditto Laces 12 i'leces Nankeen 57 llats :'addles 6 ltvains Paper fts Vosen Spoons 2 Spying Glasses 46 Books 5 Yatis Arad Cloth S LI nitindlss 1 Waivers ':undies Tooth Pinks 26 Yards Tinsel 33 Purses IS Pair icissars 59 Brushes US Rings 11 tS(111 3 Bennett 511 Pieces Brain Wood 9 Fu Planks Besides a lew other Articles al Cuit:ry, Glass, Ste, and a small Timmy of Foreign Silk, for Exportation. e Friday, Saturday, and Monday ni.ratson at the Custom-House. ujiitt 5, 1814.. TICKETS AND 51 - IAIIF.S CHEAPEIL THAN FOR THL STATE. LAST 911 WEEN iLorriaisb! LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE in OF SEPTEMBER, mil. SCHEME. ▪ of £0,004 are X 40,000 • •• • ••• • •. 10,,0U0 5,0(10 ..., lO,OOO ..... 2 s ooo 1,000 4100 • ...... 500 10 900 15 100 20 .........50 1,000 .2,750 10 14,000 Tickets. 40,00 U NO FIXED PRIZES I—Days of Drawn.g : 3st Day - In SEP FEMEbIt. gtl Day - - 13th SEPTEMBER. ad Day • - 17th SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Man, Nc. 11, POULTRY ; I No. 31, ALDOATZ HIGIP No. Cii•RING•CROSS; bTRILILT. House, No. 107, Hatton garden. Hall Quarter I;rice of a 7 lleket • .f L 9 If 0 • £lO 7 0 I Eighth - IS - • S a u Sixteenth . I 7 0 THE CIRCASSIAN LADIES' CORSET, just Invented by Mrs. superior to any Corset or nag ever before known, unites the advantages of being c intleciveto health and comfort, by being nada of novel materials, tree Irons superfluities, such es steel, whal:bone, toe any hard *ttb.ta er ; so that Ease. Gracefulness, and Dignity ere gores to the female torn, In a manner p. r tcrly Ntsvel and Otigmal. It gives relief ar.r.l protection to pregnant Ladies, sod at the same time 8,1.4 d.giiity and beauty to the appea•anee. Wide to the Coital instructed to wire their own sneasurr.ess•Letteri to be post•pAid. To be bad of the Inventrest, Mrs. BELL, at her Magnin des Mo lee. No UK, Chartotte.-iti cot. Bloomsbury ; where aka may he obtained, Mrs. Uct.t.. IMPROVED 4.10E1.1 114/Dik.3l4 whvis are Oniversallv 2A:aired fw the superior grate and elegause trey give to the butt. • - LADIES' RIDING HABITS. -The A SIGOU• LEME ITN, which is much )igb er and %operas' • the Habit C:uth. h.thero worn, can only be purchx.ed of till • Vtinufacurer, G. Fox, and is sold aiy q niaae in u Habits or Pelisses, ,inner plain or oribui.etitAl. he experienced workmen, wit., malt- no other ga merits. AD old Dre,s sent, with directinns, will aiiimer as well is ber• swat. 'ABLE COVENS said LX)YLIES, in beautiful new colors and el,gain new pa terns, bends" semi 4oi her cleser.ptis ballets> ma.le, in the greatest lame!. EURkil I INIRC; W0:31.1.E,1 CLOTHS and MIREEtii martin/scen red to Aye ny coiner. stlik, and price, w i u eh L at h e 4 and Gentlemen will 64a novena! .awing in purehasiast f ?b. l e Up.. bolsterer's; real Wekli Flannels, ocutch mud 1 aziaa P.atils.ltrue gets, Balm+, ate. &c . Direct (.'tsat paid) to G. roc, Mo. 20, King atroel f Covets. :.ir len. n 0 *1 HE Loa DlEs. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. IIUTLE it's celrbratedVEGETABLE Tour I-1 .1) POWDLIt is, with confidence, roomosets4ed to the Uwe of the Public, a. the mast elßacioai hype/asks fur Pre•ervlng the 'retch In a sound. Cate, teen to old site, and producittg a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. lr impari's a firm ness and beautiful rt ditcss.to the Gums, t: the Breath the most delectable Sweetness : and St,usedeangantly as dirt card, will pro. yen: the Tooth-ache, Gam Boils, and Swelled Face, by rumors"( la cause—the Scurvy h: the Gums. Price ts box. Il.Eß's Superior LAVIENDER WATIAt, from its efelmt fragrancy, has leceivod the ApPrebaliee of their him Mil l . teases the prince Ss and Ii i.tcois Charlotte of W.d. , s, and rimier Ladies Odle fir./ Distinction. Price-is. in hail phr butttles. Sold whtilesate and retail by the Propriemr, R. Butter, 4, Chearside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lothian; and octal by Crew, Spragg, Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Harding, and Minion, Gaspar. ; Allautt, W. -trip, M diary, 11ope and Jones, Pon= Trewmaia, Bailer ; Cook - we:thy, (;'ll - and Hoxiand, I'ly:it/tech ; Bull, Waertord and Detain • Baxter and M`Doneld, Obsgow ; Smith, Mandersttin, Feau. Ruhinsan, Edinburgh; Crutwell, ; Rest and Peck, !Jul g Wh te, lirilhron ; Robe. cs, Sellon, and Ruff, Che:ter.ham ; Greg. son and italicize, Edwards and Penny, Liv.rpool; tins and Lynch, Malcbester ; Bowen, N •rwica ; Knott and Litqd, Do ming ; rregory, Brighton ; and of mast respectable Ntedicsoe Venders w te Kingdom, in Boxes Omni. each. QUACEB l W itiec r eeiA TF ea r ila r n .B ita t m lF rou F ariur i ." HiJ te D:A2 by i astir DS. After Lasing been rttb Prvenderss ESS R S. COO PE It and Co. S orgeons. Ch Arlotts. street, Blackfriars road, adjoining Rowland Hiles eh :7 letoars re a C ll er a tal li v r i P C niet ainp ie l:t i n ca t i n ow av i e n r g t tt l i t m thclu proper ads treatn iall isio; "e d ii ii m i s in y g gart, 9o by illiterate pretenders, winch have cum.!' Ukera:ions, with blotches on the bead, Face, and Boxly, dueness In tlia sighrosoise in the Ears, Deafness, .strictu res abet' nate G tote, Nodes on the phis Bones, ulcerated soreThroilt, nocturnal pains In the Head mid Limbi, (frequently mistaken and often mewed as itlieu.nution); at last Dropsy ensues, with a general Debility, and &ray of the constitution, originating from a Drsasitul Discus lurking in the habit or the Improp. r use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regulgly bred se tbe pro% feesion, (and their experience in the alisive disorders are unparal lelled), are bleetibcrs of the Mops! College of Ilurgessits, a Lase don and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their teetings to aa. I nounce they Lave rescued very many of their feliose true urea lions the above dreadful disorders (atter others, and even lto.pt. tat, had tailed ) , sud which •housanste to this Car can tea try. ouper ova Co. are consulted duly trout ten id serest (inUd..ys el,: pied) by ether 'ea, coolie ; or by letter., post ps,il. ie lien inesiictnes and tuv best a ivicr will be sent to an y pa rt or the mum or Country. Ihe ilia and !Ls ULA carekuntseut Cuqing Burning. ;old those swims, inseeees are the utctst atTrinito .r ro• guested fog to despair, but ZO AV rad at C 40 141404.041 1 11 aide 1 .4i 4 A °I44 "VIRA ad R . Ckr • Er Britons Rejoicing, or the LlNlee of ;bible's!!! ROYAL AMPHITHEATRI' ( A qTLEY '3) WESTMINSTER BRIPGE. Under the Patro'nage of thtir iibval Highnesses the PaiNcs RYA:EST aid Duke of YORK. gliirs EVENING, TO.MORROXV, and SA. A- TIN DAY. by permission of ti - e rroprietors of the Theatre Royal,Covenr•ganl. n, the grant! Equestrian Spectacle, of THE SLCREI' MINE. Introluci.by the Utii:ed sTtrn of H'/RSES. Ag o ebsie l it and 7\ adenuosePe FERZI will go through their scientific and wroni , hing operatical performances on the 'sour ROPE. rl 6..riott , Comic F.: trav ara nea s called THE ELEqTkON ; or, BILLY and MRS. BUTININ'sJOUI6IEY to and from LON DON and BREtsITIIORD; delifieeted by many ludicrous situations, and through the medium of various Panoramic Views, terminating with the laughable Burlesque of the HUNTED TAILOR and his HORSE TALLY-HO. Billy Button, by Mr. DARTLETT. A New song, to he sung by Mr. Herring, called " Whops Rejoicing. or the Jubilee qf Jubilees!' Horstmanship by Mr. Davis. To conclude with the new Comic Pantomime of WAR ANI) PLACE; or, HARLEQUIN AND THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER. Doors open at Halt-paet Five—Second Price Half-psig_Llghts N. B EqueAriari 1 uitiou for Ladies and gentlemen from Nine till Three. • • • • SALES . BT AUCTION. RING'S ARMS YARD, COLEMAN-STREET. Capital MERCAN FILE RESIDENCE, with a COUNTING HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, COACH- HOUSE, anti S FABLE, enclosed by Folding Gates, contiguous to the Bank and Royal Exchange; sundry Articles of weU manufactured Cabinet and Upholstery Articles, Grecian Lamps, Plates of Glass, Fittings up of a Counting-House, Fixtures, and other Effects By Mr ROSINS, on the Premises, King's Arms Yard,Coleman Street, on Tuesday, the 2:ld of Augusto Sl4, at'Eleven ' ACAPITAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE planned for the accometodation of a Gentleman's Family, with a Coontiog-house, Warehouse, Coach house, and Stables, convertible into Chambers, of which a lucrative concern may be made, from its centrieal situation, and the easy access that may be procured to the Bank, Royal Exchange, and other Offices. Also, sundry well manufactured Cabinet Articles, in double winged Wardrobe; L.OO, Sofa, and other Tables, in fine wood; a capital four-post Bedstead with mahogany pillars, carved; Couch Bedsteads and Furniture., with Bedding of various descriptions; elegant Drawing and Eating Room; Curtain. in chintz antfmorine, with continued Draperies, Hinged s Japanned Sofas and Chairs,. io Rosewood and Gold, with Cushion and Chintz Case.; a bril- - ham Chimney Glass in rich carved and gilt frame, Brussels and, tither Carpets. Bronzed Figures and Busts, Grecian Lamp, Ht.-, rings up of a Counting House, and sundry Ankles of uteful' Fixtures. The Roust may be viewed to the time of the sale. The Fur niture on Monday oreeed ng. Part . culars and Catalogues may be bad on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.