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v 80201 fin I • NEW THEA'FRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDIN: •:- .4 ro.MORROW EVENING, • Play 5, .1810,1 win be acted the Maori Cal EING HENRY THE ging Henry the Eighth, Mr. CO EKE, Cardinal Woke',Mr.KEMBLE Queen Catharine, Mn. SIDDONS. atich vnilhe added the Musical Entertalnnaelli of THE WATERMAN: Tam Tug, Mr. INCLEDON, • • . 6 ' Ttis wag—The Castle of Andaktaia; With Tit Child al irec po p for be . o res to be taken of Mi. Be *Nowa, Mite NeW I;,: ic oi:ce. in prince's Place. Hart-street. from ten till fouro— FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES. and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares ) s I ATE I.OTFERY, conaisting of ~000 Num tb,ish ie to he dratrn on the gth of JUNE... This Lottery 070i,.,.b*ts,the mai-Prizes. Four Extra Prlges of One Hun- In , which a chance will be obtained of a lug& heti Ticke. ra:h, i de l than ever *as gaitud by a Ticket In any Lottery. swot h j vy lad the ,atisfaction to divide among the public in the s e , ig•criefi, er tt• great Prizes, at their (Aces, Fity 1150',, Isio. It, Charing-cruse; and k,s),Aidgat4..H:gh-sireet. lISH sold TWENTY CAPITAL PitlZEB,..ia I the Two last lotteries, In Auras at. • , No 4, Cii RN HI T .1., 84 No. 9, CHARING •CRO ; j...A•4 I L() ll F.RY, LATE LO rrour, Vstwine's Day Draws' lob February, iblO. 20th October, 1209. Prize of X20,t)00 2 Prises of x20,w0 --• spa ; ........ 5,000 .---. 1,000 S ........ 1,000 .1,--. POO 2 - SCO • h rail 8 Capitals. IKk u and Shares for the NW I.OITERY, *Vela begins cabs on the Bth of June, are now selling as above.. achenie aboupds wish the usual number of Monep Prizes, which the Contractnr gives FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF 400 WHOLE TICKETS, 4616 a gie Ticket may gain upwards of .€lOO,OOO, and a ith 6010 Guineas. Scheno.s to be had, with particulars, COP NHILL, and 9. CHARING-CP (V;S. lANSCOMB and CO. with their usual Great SUCCC7S, Sold in Labotterf in 78 Sharks In the preceding Lottery go!,11 ..• ittlA,ooo No. 9, 618 af40,000 i 6,54 5,000 3R3 1,000 tasoo each, ... 2,500 3of 4:500 ca 1,100 tt Shares of almost eve y Capital therein ; and in Last Year Ott of .0:0,000, and,CaOtals to the Anount u4l 0259,000, .'es the First .€3n,000, the Last .£25,C100, and s st.t E 40,000 Szred; and in previ! , us Years, to :en amount beyond ail t; are nrav ' tickets and Shares In the NEW iERY, t 3 be Drawn JO 10.:E, wiiich there are Four Grad l'r:zes of ion 'Eicketsrach. which may produce to £ioo,o, and to a Sixteenth, ups.vrt!. •sf 5C3,000. AIgiSCOMB and Co. nain guaid a7albst the helm set fork of their Firm and Claims pf rite :sale of the Fated Last of Extra Grand Prizes :o given; the FACT is, Jai:attends was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers each kaisi.El,sl7.lGs. 3el. at their Old and'Oniy Oirtees t in Lon- mu: lin,corgaLL ; nR, I A TS/AkIRT; NO. 11,Hoz.BoRN I and No. Se% S i wit a. I , eywW wirer falsely assert they divided a Capital Which was ahsolutely Named and t=olal to the Public as above. FLOWERS OF UTFRATURE. Vol. 7th, for 1808-9. This day weiptiblished, price 6s; extra. boards, _, larliished with Paull' of Rev. Dr. Nlavor, Sir R. K. Por n, Miss Temple, Mr. Dimond, jun. and Mr. Elphinstune, THE FLOWERS OF LITERATURE; or, CharieteriNtic Sketchel , Of Modern Manners; liontainirg enticing hlemoir of the Lives and lA'ritings bf the above ar Authors. Also numerous Anecdotes, Narratives, Essays, dotlited to amuse and enliven the . imagivation. To which li*A, A Vet w of Littrature for 1808-9. 1;4:: Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court. Where the former Voltimes may bb had. . PUBLIC CHARITIES. . 71i4 were poblif.hed, in one Volume, price Ina. In boards, (I)-dicated, by permission, to the K ITIE PUBLIC CHARITIES OF LONDON, k . 7C2 33 Acc o unt o f th e i r ORIGIN, DESIGN, and PRE. EnsrATE,:ussed alphtbetleitily tinder the Denominations of BATA Li, ALMS-HOUSE'S, SCHOOLS, and MISCF.I.LANEbUS CHAOTIC& By ANT. HIGHMORE, Esq. irilcr of the Law of Mortmain and Charitable Uses, &c. Ile ?alit Charities of the British Metropolis hate alwir ew.emed its brightest Ornaments, and highly honourable fi..trac•tcr of the Nation ; yet till the present work there ito csi.t any detailed view of their History and Establish kt. ik.idL4 gratifying curiosity, the work will alan, It is to , ;....t tt.e meant of rescuing, some Godlike Designs from *z./ 1 0:t and decay consequent on obscurity, of . excitiog to ksothtr• the r.:uulficence of btnevolent Persons,. and of WA- N'? tie while as objects of example and imitation to this nation izz,.. it" , d for :0 , 7!1.ki1D PUILLI:3, Bridge-street, and to be bad 11 38(T. st .trs p . . - Medicine is so wt:11 eaulatea, or has better tcrt:-.-It.d relict in numerous bad Cases- of Sao- • h4a Sill.AllficVs PATENT ANTISCORBETTIC n A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender .y of parents when the glands become first swelled and . Cr the usual symptoms of scrophttinsts enlargement of " ,, r 4A rat children takes pkiec. In eruptice cases of Scurvy, ithtantative, and Nervous Irritation of the Stomach from l ectio; l4 its superiority has long been acknowledged 4—. Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patent," : 4 1 `'" ,1 on the bo t tl e , hill o f di rect i on, an d outs id e wrapper, L c Xing's duty, i s p r i nte d i n bl ac k i n k . S o ld at t h e Dlspen „Z,Nl- 1 5, Solto-luare, London, In small bottles of ss. sd. ;::br. l .5 Ins. and l arge/ 1 1 .45. C ompoun d E ssence , t o Yea ant irritation, Ks. WCHING'S P. 3 :I•ENT WORM LOZINGES. ORMS are the most frequent sources of Child. 01s Disease. .1 heir s7mptoms every parent anti gnardian nshoAti he acquainted with-4-They occasion loss of ap -a Falett os of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre- Fc‘r rle of tlw bw!. , ended after ith violent pains ; they ' 4 lva .y affect the growth of the body, and they endit.g '!ensumption Or decay. Both as a Pre ctW ci.re Of these alarming complaints, the above excel. ! r 'e is unh:- ally allowed, on the testimony of the I. s t "yac ri i:k his country, both In rank and respectability, tt uu equal. 'flu! nubile appr o b a ti on g i ven t o t h e Proprietor, ilaitittrieral knowl;dge of its wonderful success in their Own 0 ( 1r : h$ merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction inrch no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents ~,° t t , ? who have the care of children should have this remedy trtdicin e to res4,rt to, whenever the stomach or bowels %ti e , e cu ar t . any way disorderttl, which it will alwaysbe found Said wh ° '`ale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, el Pi.ter lu mer-row ; Bait s * an d C o . Edi n b urg h an d Gla s s Niii t; ° , 7l 4l and Haydon, Plymouth; Nrwbery and Son, ite k k us r ia eck Turnta, Hull : 'and most Country Me4icine bu lgiK 2s. ad. and Ss. CA. each. .. .. . t a d A ,. • .., -...eki, ,i 4111 d ''.. l / 4 ,4 -- , • • .i"-.•_• ; ;' . 40 k., e ! • r.. \, =*; i • ~.e. • ---,- - . ; 141 : 4 44..._ ' ; , k . , ` / (... t 5‘. 4 41 .16 :21 . ; '.i '' ‘.. • II; Or ',....... . _. ....,,_ _ - \ •••• . • - Or. 0 FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1810. . . T.RANVOIIT OFFICE, April 24; 1810. PIE COMMISSIONERS f or CONDULTING rRANtPORr SERVICE, for Wing Care of;SICK siIiti.WOWIDEDIEAMAN, and file the Own sad Custody of PAISONEASgf WAR,. Ws Atreiy - give Ariiite,:‘ • • That they will be Hardy at this Office, on Thursday, thi 17th of May, 4810,, to scalar sealed Tenders, and treat With such Persons as lisiaitte wfuing to contract for supplying the under. meritioneiVtleles fOr tOrelire Months certain, vim : CO MAI it Whin SUFFOJ.L WANTED to PURCHASE; a 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, in this County, comprislag .31e or aro Manor*. with a Mansion House and Lands attached t of the kinual valve of trout .Elt,oo to .C:2000. Letters addressed to A . B. at Will's Coffels.l.nwe, goile-stmet. Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London, and eentuining a .dtscri:rtion or the property, its situa:ion, &c. will 1112t1 due as•cution; should the description answer the views of Coe Advertiser. LAMB-till:id Madam and Notiman-Cresla: " • - RBD PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE at Paington, Yar fitouth, Deal, Woolvfinh, palinOtb,Norinan-Crow, and Stapleton. BROOMS atßottoki A rklNfrAtester Cud.. STRAW it Si.iidetoti. M Tender will be rkektoirtiliiiir One 41eall on the day of treaty, net any noticed, satires ihipitolt,`li;. aintit . fir hi., personally attend. Each refider he'rticompaeried• Is 3, • Ledeilnesx toe respectable Persons itigetkisig *lame bound with ski Persil texasixbix the J 111, 1200 fir Mc** ferforrmisee of Me Centred. • _ . _ Farther pertinders_pacy it bourn by applying at this o,fee, or to' the dfzeats ( the said Commissioners at the respective Delfts A NEW NOVEL. This . day %A published, in 2 Vols. price half-s guinea in boards, INFATUATION; or SKETCHES FROM NATURE.—By Mrs. TURNER, Author of Original Poems. Printed for Ricumio Paittirs ' London; and sold by all Looksellers.—Of whom may be had, RALPH REY BRIDGE, by William Linley, Esq. to four co nfines, price 2ls. boards. ROWLANDSON's NEW CARICATURE MAGAZINE. This day was publi‘ked, in Royal Folio, containing Three highly finished Caricatures, coloured, price Us. 6d. to be continued ' • every Fortnight, Number I. of ROWLANDSON'S NEW CARICATURE. MAGAZINE ; or MIRROR of MIRTH, being a Collec tion of Original Caricatures drawn and engraved by TeßOWlan& son, Es+ London : Printed for Thomas "Segg t No. 111, Cbeapaide, and limy be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman in England. - Where may be had, just published, No. 1, of a New Edition, of Woodward's Caricature Magazine, or the whole complete in 120 Numbers, price 9.5. each. ELEGANT NIANF TON, RICHMOND HILL, WITH THRUI Y ACRES OF LAND. TO EL 301 1) 11Y, Al 42 PON, By Me-st -• S.;:()W aitd :;CRI YENS, hI tstiit Lots, at Twelve o'Clock, on Wednesday, the !Inth Mir; at the Auction Mart, unless an :tceptable offer previothily made by Private Contract, of which due notice wilt be given, LOT 1, comprises the MANSION in etceiknt 1-4 repair, calculated for the residence of a Candy •of the first distinction, most dili7lnfully situate on the prefeeuble part of the Hill, being near tht centre of the promenade, commanding views, which in point of richriess of scenery. are not surpassed in the kingdom; with Ctiock-lsouves, Si abling, rid every requisite Office, large Garden fully cropped and plainest with choice Fruit-trees ip lumuriant bearing, Pleasure Ground tastefully displayed, en riched With curious shrubs and four acres of Pasture; the whole about seven Acres. , .. Lot 2 consists of 24 Acres of Arable Land, nearly adjAning Lot 1, admirably.eaktilated for the erection of Villas and tot fa cilitating the approach to the Hill from London. "l he Premises are part Freehold and part Copyhold. May bt viewed by lickets from Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Rich mond ; Messrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's4nn ;or Messrs. Snow and Scrivens, No. 8, Earl-stree, Blackf•tars, of whom ?ar ticular. may be had. No one- will be pe.-nitzed to inspect the property without a Ticket. . . CI lESTER FIELD. ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, GARDENS, CROFT,AND SNIALL CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSES, STABLE, &c. &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, Ut:legs previously disposed of by Priirate Contract, of which dui Not ie.! will be given, at the Falcon bin, in Chesterfield, on Fri- day, the 18th Day of May, lt4lo, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon-; THE Following VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, either together .or hi such-lon, and sulgject to such Condit/oes as shall be mentioned at the time of Sale. A meet excellent, convenient, roomy, and substantial Brick Dwell lug House, with lead and slated root, and with ate: gibed atitde. tached °Mee', yard, pleasure and kitchargardens, situate on ;the. east side of the Lortisntill-stre..r, in Chester6Ati ; late the seal. &lice of Mr. White, Hosea, deceased i.andpow °Chi, Widosy, Mrs. White. The house contains an entrincg ro - cen, and break fast and dining roonis,with Buller's pantry, ServanteliallAi s tehen. and brewhowe, on the ground flaw ; a drawing robin, five:chain bens, and three dressing raosus, on the firstestorty ; very gond attics, and servarts' aparu.ieets; dry anti spacious cellars, and vet ry other dotnestle eonvenience. The pleasure garden is walled. round, and well stocked with choice fruit trees.. The house and* gardens ate in excellent repair and condition, and possess every accommodation regoisite for the reside:.ce of a Genteel fantily Al .o a Crof: contipious to the above premises, whicls 1s very c eiverdent to be oeteupled therewith; and Is also from its shwa- 1 , ti:m .istretnely desfrable for huiltling.—Possession of all the above. ;.rein, ies may be had at ALdstenme7 next. Also, two small cert . - . eenient De•eiling . Houses, or letie.nents, and Sable, siteate on the west tide of the ith ,veineatiJned Street, now in the several occupations of I`.farmadake Eyre and Samuel Brootnhead. The PreirJses may be viewed fourteen days preceding the sale; and for farther particulars, and to. treat for the purchase, saeelipeten may be Made to Mr. White, Farit.F.eld, Nottingham shire g to Mr. George Bainbridge, Builder; ur at the office of Mr. Robert Waller, Solicitor, Chesterfield, 'Derbyshire. MARNIION TRAVESTIED, Dedicated to Walter Scat, Esq. This day was published, in one handsome Volume, Octavo, price 9s. or on royal paper 12s.•ip boards, MARMION TRAVESTIED, a Tale of Modern Times.—By PETER PRY, Esq. " Woman that seduces all mankind, . By her we first are taught the wheedling arts. Her very eyes can cheat when most she's kind, She tricks us of our money with our hearts."—Gay. London: Printed for 'norms Tegg, Nu. 111, Cheapside; and sold by W. Masan, 31, New Bond-street. Where may be had, just published, Teas humourous History of the 0. I'. War, price only ss. - - HASSELL'3 WEEKLY DRAWING MAGAZINE. This day was published, Containing four beautiful Views from Nature, No. 1, to he con tinued every Week, price tally Sixpence, althouLlt worth four timer that price, of HASSELL'S DRAWING MAGAZINE, of RURAL SCENERY; or the Sell: taught Artist. Including Views from Nature, Shipping, Chat acters Of Trees, Flowers, Ani mals, &c. including Subjects from original Paintings, by Morland. The whole to be completed in one hundred Numbers. London : Pr;nted for Thomas Tegg, 1t 1, Cheapside, and may be had of the Newsman who delivers this Paper. Also just published, price 45. 6d. in boards, Enfield's Elemen tary View ut the Tine Arts, with thirteen Engravings. This day is published, in 4 v•ls. svo. price .P 2, deny, in boards,' or .02. iris. royal, with a fine portrait, THE WHOLE WORKS of Bishop HOPKINS, now first collected. Arrange/1 and ltet.is d, with a Life of the Author, and a copious index. By JOSEPH PRATT, B.D. F.A.S. Minister of Wheler Chapel, Spital Squal l s; and Lecturer of St. Mary, Woolnoth. t Printed for L. B. Seeley; J. Walker; J. Hatchard; Williarni; W. Baynes; Sherwood, Neely, and Jone 4; Cra dock and Joy; 'l'. Hamilton; A. I'vlizwell; W. Wilson ; and Gale Ind Jones; This day were published, in In vols. Svo. price 24 4s. &my, in boards 25 6s. royal, Whit a fine portrait, now lest collected, THE WHOLE WORKS of Bishop HALL:— Arratfied and revised, 'with a copious Index, By JOSIAH PRATT, B.D. F.A.S. Minister of Wheler Chapel, Spitat-square, and Lecturer of St. . , Mary Woolnot h. Contents—Vols. I snd 2, Contemplations on the Old and New Testaments - ) Vol.. Sand 4, Hard 'Texts explained ; Vol. 5, 45 Sermons; Vet 8, DevotiOnal ; Vols. 7 and 8, Practical; Vol. 9, Polemical; Vol. lO Miscellaneous. Likewise, published separately, in 5 vels. Bvo. price 22 Ss. deny, in boards, 23 ss. royal, Setter WORIS of Bishop HALL : containing the Contempla tions, with his Devotional and Practical Works; bring the most interesting and useful parts of his Writings. London : Printed for 'l'. Williams, J. Ilurditt, Bvfield and Sen, T. Conder, J. Hatchard, Mathews and Leigh, J. Nunn, F. C. and J. Rivington, L. B. Sealey, J. Walker, J. White, and Vcruor, Hood, and Sharpe. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. This day wad published, price Ss. 6d. bound, with a full Alto*: since to San()ls, embellished with an Engraving of the Royl Exchange, London, MHE GRAMMAR of TRADE, MANUFAC TURES, and COMMERCE, - containing popular Accounts of all the different branches of Trade and Manufactnres—Defini dons of the various Persons employed in them—Descriptions of the Origin and Uses of Commodities—a Vocabulary of Terms used in the different branches of Commerce—Tables of Foreign Monies, Weights, and Measures, and Maxims of experiedee for young Tradesmen. By THOMAS MORTIMER, Esq. Author of Every Man his own Broker, the NeW Dictionary of Commerce, &c. This Grammar Is compiled on the easy and practical plan of the Grammars of Geography, Hiitory, Chemistry, and Philoso phy, ani it is obvious that such a work ought to be put into the 1 hands of every boy designsd - for Trade. It is so subdivided as that It may easily be committed to memory, and there aVe annexed some hundred questions, calculated to render the student expert in every branch of the Theory and Practice of Commerce-. Printed for Rice/all PH r ELI rs, London, and sold by all Book sellers in Great Britain and Ircla.A. Of whom may be had, fora Course of Commercial Education, 1. Joyce's Aarr xstrrle of real Life and Business, price 3s. 61 2. Mon RISOWSELEMENtiI of Hook keeping, by single andtiouble Entry, with copperplate forma, price is. 3. &Ales Esiotisu QRAraatts, with Exercises, complete in one book, a new edition, price 2s. bd. 4. MORTIMER'S DICTIONARY of 'Trade, Masufactutes, and Commerce, in the press, price 255. 5 The riooa of TIRADES, or Library of Useful Arts, with 6: Plates, S 'soh. price Bs. rag's: 6. MAYOR'S bllOl7 HA wo,price 7.. 6d. boards. 0 BARN ROCKS, NEAR BOGNOR, SUSiER. TO BE SOLD, THAT well known, and much admired FREE HOLD PROPERTY, of 86 Acres, within a ring fence, called BARN ROCKS, the Residence of the late Colonel Newm ttAst, in the Parish of Pagham and County of Sussex, commenting about one mile to the westward of Bognor Hotel, and coral:re bending as uninterrupted line of sea coast, of nearly three-guar- ' tern of a mile in extent. On the Es ate ii situate, Ist, in an ex tensive lawn sloping to the Boatih, a Marine Villa, having on the ground Hoer, an Entrance.hall, and Servants Waiting-nions, a Drawing-room, 2.5 by :a), Eating-room, ;28 by 18, three Parlours, one 12 by 16, and two 13 by 14, communicating with each other , by a gallery. There are lee principal Bed .roonis, and Dressing rooms, alii) four Servants' Bed-rstims, principal and back Stair cases. The Offices comprise a Kitchen, Househeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Dairy, Larderi Pantries, Store rooms, Bake-house, Brew •ltoase and %Vasa-house, Laundry with Drying Ground, likewise Beer and Wine Cellars, a back Yard, Coal-house, and every other convenlinace. The Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Gardens and Melon Ground, contain A. 2R. 91'. in which are a Grerwhouse, forcing-house, Gardener's Cottage, Sheds, Seed howe, Fish-slew and Aviary. A paved stable Yard includes a Double Coach-house, two four-stalled Stables, Harness room, Hay-loft, air:! Servants' Bed-room. The Farm Yard con tains an octagonal Barn, with two square wings having Threshing Floors, Stabling for s;: liorses, Ox otalls, Cow-house, Sheds, Car and Waggon-house, Dove Cot, Piggery and Poultry-houses, near at hand, is an elev.' eti with stone supports, for corn, also a timber, wotal and saw yard, carpenter's shop and, brick laver's ttore shed, several pumps of excel nt water, &C. To the Villa belong numerous shady and retired walks, com post:4 of the various sorts of thriving forest trees, together with a Copse, intersec - ed likewite with walks, occupyinis a space of 3A. IR. 111'. The house powv.sses three Ppproacllin for carriages, two leading from capacious lodges, with large gatdens, fit for the residence of a bailiff, Lice. the roads branching different ways, give to tae passenger a view of the ornamental farm, about one half of whit:4 is in grass, the rest arable. From almost every part of the pr.-mises and 'Pounds there are Inland and sea pros peets, the long range of Suu h Downs, Goodwood, Bognor, Pap Ithin Harbour, Selsea Bill, and at a greater distance the Brighton hills, the Isle of Wig'it, besides the numerous fleets which pass up and down t*.o channel. An easy descent is formed from the latvn fur the bathing machine, or fur exercise in earrines on the satuli. On a distinct part at the Estate also near the sea is situate sv COTTAGE, censistiog of two parlours, five bed rooms, two stair cases, kitcheu, and back kitchen, pantries, detached dairy, coal house beer and wine cellars, walled yard, stable for f o ur houses, garden, lawn, and I.:rge meadow: Upon the Estate, on the side of Aldwick Green, :pre likewise Five Cottages, with con venient Out Buildings and Gardens, two of which would form desirable lodgings for small families resorting to the sea, the others being better calculated for those employed on the farm; The whole of the above buildings have, with a very small exceptbso, been erected, at a great expense, within the space of a few years, and ate in the highest state of repair. A plain statement only of particulars has been given, as nothing is r-quired to be added to the celebrity which the Estate already justly possesses; or to prove that every thing has been attended to which is capable of uniting taste with convenience; the pleasures, the profits, and the salutary influence of agricultural and hor7icultural pursuits, with the advantages of the Sea, the opportunity of reCrement, or an easy intercourse with polished society. ' It not disposed of altogether soon by Private Contract; and should no eligible offer be made for the Villa and a portion of the 1-Ind; a part of the Estate will probably be sold in lots, about the beginning of June, thereby affording many situations, contiguous to the sea, highly advantageous for Building. Furth( r notice of such a disposition will In time be given. A Plan of the Estate may beset!: At Garraway's Coffee-hoese, London, or by appliing to Messrs. White ant! Nor, et their Ue tieral Agency Ofker, North-s'reet, Chichester, who are authunz.Al to give tickets for viewing the Premises, atter the 6th of May, anu of whom every particular may be obtained. The Fixtures and furniture of the Villa may, if desired, be takrn at a Valuation, so as to enable the Purchaser to take up his reside. ea at lace s mud without. trueide.—Airil 24, 1812. • • • iv. VRICIL 51XPENCF.- • '.* ! E:. Y. • GF:YER 41: POST.-OFIirCE, V.. 4, 1410. T HE PCIST•MASTER.GNE..A hainiq or s tet ed the establishment of a Mail Coach b • an Brighto 1, by t' e ton aof Croydor Reigate, " Cr. ley and t:uchfi h.•reby giePn, that tin u'd Coach wilL commence on Mot,dAy the 21,t instant, to start from the dull and Mouth a Quarter before ti-ht, and ar ;ve at the Hot,l, Brighton, about Font-, A. M: kavirg Erii'.t , sn at Ten, P. ht and arriving at the General Post-1;154e, about Six, A. M. By Command of His Atij-s.y% roar:Mares. General, Ff? Ye* FYRF.LINC lecretari. TO THE s•ritt. SOLO:bION'. pi use is so gre:' it V re 7" catenhive, that his enust.n. engages% n!b•rie.ire a coosidewl • ahl: partici' of hii time and attendager,bes.iiecte. whets consuls.' al, tilt usual comp' me•it of a Om. Pau: 0 144,;ie. ; but all written cases, or letters for advice, robe ar,wenrslo: tds leisure, unacconis pe•ii;d with tf rentitt.ince fur mrdicliseAmii• Half.-a-Cloin. a •• to . be indosad, and Should fuo Montt Lett( r. Dr, Solomon, Gilead, Buret, mar Liverpnor. Pad tl,,ub:b pose e." _ --- 451 — ..01C10N i- S i i5ElE RC; ift4T OrtriNt ERr, foe L. , the cure of Old Wounds, Soot or Scald Heads, U:c.its. %Aids. blahs, Sore I.egs, set rburic or Scrofulous Iluistours,. Chipped Hands, Burns or Scaltlb, Gangrene or Mortification, Frysoprlas„, tit St. Anthony's Fire, Fistula, riles, Kiog's Evil, &:. her bets Ced in tiie aboye diseases upward. of 43 years with unparalleled re-ceis.—Price 4s. 6d. a box. Sold by Mathews.and Leig'i, IR; Strand, and by afllleadere 114 . Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. To pretreat Counterkits observe particularly that the word% , 'sSand. S•)loinon,Liverpool,' art engraved oil the Sump. ANTDIMPEYIGINES, or SOLOMON', DROPS. an admirable cure for the Scurvy. Scrofula. evert wet Leprosy, die Venereal Disease, and all those disorders wide t Moe from IrtworieT trf the blood. In every stage of these dhotis. ders where salivation has repeatedly failed, when no other me& doe Meld restore the unhappy sufferer to that health he uof nal* hat, lhe Anti-Impetigines has been found the only effectual and radical r-tnetly to re.estaldish health and vigour. For sew,• butte, cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet It prosy, the king's evil, strums of scrofula, this medicine tertaiiity el;irns a prs-ennuence eyeing others, bolt% decidedly adapted for the sperly removal a ehaaccompluinta, and justly calculated to drauiw the blood from ail foWele. CotlflterlCL aver y utorhid afiectiosi, and restore the wok and emaciated to pristine htutith and vigour. Price lOs 64. a bottle, faes ty bottles 31s. duty in;lad,•d. Zola-by Mithelia 'aid Leizit, No. IR, !her , II and by all Ven ders of Potent Medicines is the United Kingdom. 'IgiORTAN'r It( , COVERIr. , - THE Advaotake the. Public mii,t a l w4ys derive front singularl y educarc d proleesional men daunt ig Moto* exclusively their studies t.t one specire of.usalady„ was iswezt more .clearly dent stcated than by the itheramSed ..neeees wineb ha attended the admittiurstion of di ;r new ; a-t: the uttraor di/116r vire, It ha; p.•;forni'il. For a Int% Wries f yea* CUE* i e Atid Co- Sargerins, fortfteely ifs tsfillY.a)tsity'i service, Inv* made the Vet ereni - thscase the particular 0bjn..... of their investi. Lantz, and are happy in Inning diecur:rell a nit... Acme superior to mercury, in the titre of that compl‘int ; is s.iflicienr to observe, that tiie eff:•ets of this remedy are dfant:trically Appo,i e to th.oie of meicury; for though it completely eradicates every ve-tiee the virus, in its most coafirmeht ages, yet it dok-suo: f!it .r ass injure the constitutidn ; on the contrary, it renovates Ike sys:em in all its natural functions, promote/ appetite„ard facilitf cs di gestion ; thus fastead of rettucrit a *trim* and vigorous INsostlin. tion to the frightfill condition that mercury does, it not only pre ' serves that 'coirstitution in Its primitive state, but restores ow •ak and debilitated one to j:2l natural sireegth and vigour . Number less (nuances are on recent record of the superior cflicaey rit this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues actitic as a perpetual correctiVe to bodily debility, whether pr.tceeding from an eices• of Conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more millirem, Slough not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of b tit -ono in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy canny of disorders which are the ;oust:guesser: of fhb: solitary vice, three are none more alit cling than that di,tresmg state o' debility avd de.. fieiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; she unhappy sufferer broods over his misfits-cunt., ashamed to s ee k re lief, u n til he is reduced to such a state of weakness as ;o render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a covisol rig ts.ll, es dun tr. know, that they may now, by a new infa;libk mode or treatment, be restored to that greatest or all humanblessin4s, • ' Strong, manly and vigorous cinutitution. lo all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cease arising, as w as in every specie.* of venereal infee4on, Meows. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex wink the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton- Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars of their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank nose will, have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any pan of the kingdom N.. 107, Hatton-Garrlen. A GENERAL, and numberless other Gentle hen, that have been using the RUSSIA OIL regularly this twelve mnnth for dressing their hair, havedeciared to the Proprietor the it has increased the hair In thickness and strength, has also pre. vented it turning grey, which was before on the decline; it b re• commended to give it a Elie trill by using it regular for a shim* time, as it cannot have the effect, if only applied It letervals Is is allowed the innocent and best preparatioo that ha list bees discovered in any quarter of thel;lobsi far preserving and promo► ing the Hair. The Royal Family, arid Ladles and Gentlemen of Fashion, us Russia Oil for moistening the hair when dressing; is so great s nourhher to hair is to prevent its turning grey to all periods; pro. motes the growth, prevents its falling off, an restores It on bald places, if the least roots. Several - Gentlemen that were bald hays data, ed, after using the Russia Oil regularly for Ms months, the bald places becam.: covered wi h hair; promotes eyebrows ape whiskers swill prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey.—it I nerally remarked be persons wearing false hair, that after a -hors ' time wearing it becomes dry and stiff, and is easily discovered I that it is false, by using the RUSSIA OIL when dressing it prevents it being discovered, as it keeps the hair salt and renders its Apo pearance natural. Csn riON.—As Counterfeits are selling in petty shops, it lapels ticularly requested to ask for Prince's Russia Oil. .ob.erve, the laht.l nit the outside wrapper of each b pule is .igord ma Russian gold •' Mochrikufaky and Ptiuct ;'' any without that siguip ture are counterfeits. Price 71. per bottle, nr one bottle containing four stuall, at one guinea, or six guinea hordes at .€5. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, A. Prince, N 0.9, John -street, Osfurd-sirret ; and, by appointment; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond -street; He.idrie and Sons, Perfumers to her Maiesty, Titchbonie-strein, Gulden. square; Bayley and !Hew, Perfumers to the Prince and Pnrs. ties of Wales, and Duke and Duchess of York, 5, Codger. street; Harding and Hostel', n 9, Pa:l-Ntall; Berry, 17, Greet street; Luw, 890, Stand; We.t and Read, 46, Gracecburch. street Patey, Butts, anti Co. Lombard-avert; Rowney, Hat tun-Garden ; Bacon, la,. Oxford-strret ; Davison, 49, Arc's street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Newberry atid.hon, 45, St. Paul'. Church-yard; DkeT and :atop, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sun, sleet-market ; P,utler, 1, Cheapside ; Shaw and Edward-, 6ci, Nair, Church-yard; Johnson, Greek. street; Withers, 229, Strand; Ward, Sli, Helborn; Bolton, Tutu, Rural li:change; Bull, Dublin Ita. bum kihnhursha Collins, Salisbury ; Crutwell, Bath; Damon, Liver:soul, and bf must of the principal Perfumen or bledicine %%niters in Me United Kingdom. . For accommodation of L..3ief and ORalbstsen residing in the Country, by inclmang a Li time in a Lour, jtr. rrd to the Pro prietor, they will receive by coach, r.;rettilly rikkeil, a guinea's Worth. Country Shopkeepers sending their °niers to any erSole.al• Perfumers ur Medicine Vendors they deal OAis LEWD" - restive liberal allowanei . ge r . a• • • • PIN • , • 1.,' 11Ir tiCR tilX PENCF.- • ' F.:. rr, POST-.OFPICR, V.. 4, 1410. 'ER -GENE..A f. hainiq or: it of a Mail Coach b w. sn of Croydor Reigate, " Cr,wley and by given, tl.at the &aid Cuach 21,1 instant, to start from the dull and ar ;ve at the Hot,l, M leavieg Erig'.ton at yen, P. M. Yost-1:15i V, about Six, A. M. Maks.f Post.:Mateer General, FP 4 WAR EF.LINC lecretarii ItE PUBLIC. • u.. res. irs:'s pit ttLe is so g r eat aew • • copra% Its rop.ire a eetteldrel • attetlagre. brae ;recto, whew come. ' a One Pill: d ki,;ie.; but all written obe arswenes! i.k leisure, imaceonts ✓ rne.lichseAm.i• Eialf..a-Cleim a v to c:c4l f--- Mont Bowe, near Liverpoor. Pad 7ERGEN9 OINTMENT. foe Is, Sore or Scald Heads, U.c..rs. %Aide ne or Scrofulous iltenours„ Chapped langrese or Mortification, Erysipelas, la, Piles, Kitig's Evil, d.:. heels/ been upward. of 43 years with unparalleled a. rig's, IR, Strand, and by Offenders 1 - sited Kingdem. , observe particularly that the word% , I," are engraved op the Stamp. r:I'IGINEs. or SOLOP4ON'e le cure for the Scurvy, Scrofula. *Tot Disease, and all those disoeders whist blood. In every stage of those dhoti % rpeatedly failed. when no other maids tppy sufferer to that health he tigif vs. trees has been found the only effeetual itablish health and vigour. For eon. , dry or wet It prosy, the king's evil, dicing eertaiuly cl:inis a proeneuence et:ly adapted for the sperly removal of lv calculated to deans* the blood huts ty olorbid ailectiosi, and restore the doe health and vigour. Price 10s 6d. duty in:lad:el. eight, No. IR, Sirs-• and by all %reti- e the United Kingdom. 'ANT Df , covERIr. Ite.Public most alw4ys derive d proleesional met direettig almost one species or. malady,, was erect more' by the user.unpled success whit% bed of di it new per......ty, te , .: the -•straor- i'Al. For afro% Wrier f yea* fortiterly M ish V.afriory . 4 a rvtce, !rive t the panic:Aar olijne.• of their hivenis loins (hector ...red a ine,heine ,-iiperior to it complsint ; i; •iflicient to observe, wilt are diani:trieally tippo,i e to Ovule tompletely eradicates every ve.tiee of rmedttaect, yet it chili tar it , tbe .rasa n the contrary, it renovates Ike sys:ena promote/ appetite„arcl facilitfts etuci•it A 'erne* aid vigorous t!onstline inn that mercury doe% it not only pre- Its printitive state. Net restores aw-ak natural strength and vigour. Number- t record of the superior efficacy sit this l specific virtues &tithe as a perpetual whether proceeding from an egress Ire, or from the more in.ttliosis, Slough genre of incautious youth of b et. Amidst the melancholy variety of ,usequeope of this inlitary vice, there• ate that di,tresmg state o• debility aid de- r embitters the matrimonial state; the vet his misfortune.. ashamed to seek ree such a state of weakness as :o render persons it must be a covisol eis nay now, by a new InlA;libk mode or that greatest Of all humanblessin,o, • ▪ cnbstitution. deficiency, from whatever cane arising, of venereal tnfreoa, Mears. Currie d by patients of either sex era& the our, at their house, No. 107, Hatton- : country, describing the partienhtre of • post paid, enclosing a Bank note will, ille and &Ivies sent to any pan et the 107, Hatton-Garden. Id numberless other Geiitie !ten s the RUSSIA OIL regularly this mews- lair, havedeclared to the Proprietor that In thickness and menet, has also pre• hick was before on the decline; it is roe fair trill by using it regular for a short e effect, if only applied at leservals It Ind best preparatioo that hoe get broil of thoAlobe far preserving and promoo Ladles and Gentlemen of Fashion, use ; the hair when &coping; is or great • vent Its turning grey :o all periods; pro its its falling off, an restores It on bald Several Gentlemen that were bald hays tuse;a Oil regularly for Ma months, the cot wi h hair; promotes eyebrows mid !listers turning reddish or grey.—it one wearing false hair, that after a -bort dry and stiff, and is easily discovered to RUSSIA Ott. when dressing it prevents keeps the hair *Lei and musters its ape whits are selling in petty shops, it is patio for Prince's RUSSIA Oil. 4)b.erve, the pprr of each b title is .igned la Russian y and Ptiuct ;' any without that sietto Ana ivOrlo rntltainiets fatly small at net wficalwal ruk•u, wd