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I 30, mith, Perfumer, lit hip-, Donald, Glasgow; -11 1, or four in one family bottle is saved, withithe words" 6anils n the Stamp. orated ANTI-IMPETIGINES` 4 , ircury, nr any deleterious pre: estirniult it :or Os cur e of ttti I disorders originating In au .nx iadual, gentle, and almost ins; he hest tits- that has t is mineral Mercury,swecteniug • ape' all noxious and iitipure he 'wives, tultvening and i u vi. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1814. NUMBER b 515. PRICE SI .I*-9AI.I.IIENNV. ADMIRALTY-OMM May 27, lot 4. NNOTICE it herebi e given, Th at a Senior, of Oyer and Terminer am( Goal pelkery, for the 71-ialof Offenses committed In the High &as, within the furirchctiess Admiralty of England, ;14ill be Wet Justice Hall, in the 014' Dailey, Loudest, oss theist of July new, at eight o'closi hi the averniftg. J. 19. CROICR:I. • SALES BY AUCTION. REC.I'OI2 Y. THE Advertiser w;shr-s to purchase the P.DVOW. SON of a RECTORY, with the prosp •ct of ct:ly rt•e•- sion, and of *Douai value of not lea , 100 .175 , i). A 1 ,, tcr, I,o‘t paid, atlcire4ard P. M. Pon Office, Colorl:pt..it, triton, will I.v aulwered by the Prineral. PA A Lt.IM LNT,IRT PAU-BEDIA'GS. HERTFORDSHIRE. • • Delightful FREEHOLD VILLA and ESTATh, with Plearttre Grounds, walled Garden, Sheets of ♦Vater, productive Fishery, and rich Pasture Land, twenty-two miles from London. tfOlTs7. OF Tln Pnv: , l .I.ltert wax riven hi Cemmi- , ion u! re foleet :••• ‘..hich •t. n:.ttly of a pry A.. .1 . 00 4 er pialtlic Art prinripaity as. Cwtt T..1..ri t' , c I ,ett:•rv, the A itiofrnal GlekePtt.tes. the Land ue, a-t 1 t 1 e L)t,ver Anoeg the p• lyre wvi BI4IY-1411 . 6, anal 7) vette 01014. 'llly wry tt. / 4 ..ekhitis6t.p of CANTLEY:;.II7, the Lo-D t*"... Luna , and V.-coont Pr,rio.:‘ to the :.hcve pror...t-914;,'C01t , f,e1 av , re beSed on tilt Irish C. 70.1.• Of N:nrren," their I.adswip, jedzment tr-nu wh . eh KA% p'tS::••lat . . PERLTIPTORILY, by Mews. 13ATE3, MIDDI.IiSLX.—FARM At:I) VILLA. To be LE:r nn LEAsE, and ettt?7,4' n; nn imit•ediateiv, A Pleasimt Convenient RESI . I)!.LNCE, u.ith twern Three and Four Hundred ,1• t. uf La .d. witE % peculiar advantne%. Distance from Landau : , hutit i a fine part of-the Copnty, and in wool r•-• t••4 - 1t %01. For partieulam enquire of Ralph Ellis, Snlicitor, No. 40, Chancery-lane, Lon.l,tn. e, duty included. B. c..r ful to iu1.,1,1 , n , Livequel,' oisraved le are genuine. congulted by letter, the usual ;e to be •nclostd, addre., ed— Gilead-House, near I..serroot: i UM MEONI, ,mess, and lle,cll, depend ila•ion of the itoeuntat.c vimu and °tier .lu.ntai3 l'r..ctical e presen: im r rored a Ate,•hrovr e prr.criptioi s, 11' ..e reason, stitute t!.e too.l per: , Cl rule for ry, Do`'sqn, Kirov in Cavallo, &c. or. Al. ult.: •.) ututioo, No S, Urea• NVindmilla s and Son, .tyrgron of .ke Royal trend for c. r. ulat os ;. and 25 w..ek,y of illy fol:d.s ins disor nrunsao-elas.k sum ,rios, watt lot answer. Yrce £ .:o £S. Distaff, cured in 4s Ileum— its-tuft to st yr: a/ C1.8.M) . . y adapted for Coughs, Censump. tifilVt 1, Ague, Hy.te q.ve Complai is . 1 heir efficacy enness in either Set. Elle vari— repared, effectually cure haltOs 1)i tales of the EN i• at,dtar, I Ulcerated Legs . , Witl e Swel - of the Skin, &c. is in the Country not r, qu red. or Advice and Medicine are ins.. reels sent to all Peru of the King- 3, No. 8, Great WindrulLetreer, Lecture every Saturday evening Chemistry, illus. rated by Espy s, Maguttaarn, Hydrostat.cs, &c. Ruptured Ponr, may he had ac lan can be adinitted . aLer at.dtre. rAYLoa. ES v. w, that ever since the year It the Lues Vencrea, which from rsoof medicine prescribed by the turd widergoing several severe tchargearoat the Hospital, veldt the most inveterate nature. In der had got to suck a head, as ponce.• thjs state, I was re. in, (who received so great a. curt ike's Patent Pilk,witiChli began course of a forager I I•egati to e than a month I became, by perfectly free from mvfor law former spirits and steeogith, • It which' state haring continued tent of all who knelt me, i ant ss my vatitaide, but beg you lot Vats, to make this my rat* sat every occasion—ln so dotti7. you Lteful obedient vary humble set• _ _ ALEX. MUR KEA. dlnNtirth. dr Proprlet Thomas TaTian Surge,sin LOatioa r at Ms houof iintionst, at the Perfumer's, No. 1'; the Toy-shop, No. IDS, Oz. N 0.7, Fish-street4.lll, nearlyop me penes In every consider-atria laty its.9d. each, seated tip with ty persoai <delay* sex may cum tv. Britain la aided up with a stamp 'Taiwan, is print xi at the Scamp Brigigastreet." D :ly the subject of just •and &destitute of the elemen:s of the dyes as candidates for public pa. lc. For tle purposed doing j us ind experience, sod to prevent us esnapirics whose Imputlerir.pre. society. been'too favourably re to the liberal and enlightened, a s and acquirements. r medical eduCation, as the pupils whose lectures and pracoce, we and Surgeons ofahe I. , sndon Hot steidents in 'hat ju-tly celebrated ts, the Royal College of Ethn ic different braechee of Anatomy, ice of Physic, L'lsentistry, Mid. r those eminent Prote.sore, Drs. ilton, Duncan, and itutheifor4L presumptuous in saying, that is are ROC inconsi &tabs*: Having VILYER.EAL COMPLAIN'I S, !ILI CY, the p - rticular ol.ject of we hope, be allowed that the hive if their treatment and care. In ion, a perfect re.esteb.isinnent is if two days, and in those of the practitioners have failed of sue our plm of treainisot ell4urea LP ty of .'is.:rders which are the ef nhappily pursued by tbe youth 14 &hailing or twirr destres iing than whict treclitertliffres. ofor 'o ssc persons it Illll.t bra c. -1•• ley may now, Irim two/ sod !rt,d... red tu that 411 h.' , ass 'IEO - I , US COHlritil /MI In x'.l e arising,;as writ to in terry so. my he consult,:sl by iwtieefes of eey and !wow's. Noon+ of coo lness, and fro= six in the evening prated to state theparticulars of of Heine, fcc. fnclosirg a remit when the same will b given or To ensure that secrecy so el.- , stsgt of letters snay be added to , ohs. No. 107, Hatton Garden. • N 43141DGE I 0 •MORROW. • 24 minutes 4:tcr • Se miming; aftat vet. Kent, Pickett Mace; is Aar USN, row* Bar. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June It, 1814. *t• THE COURT o f DIRECIDRS of the UNITED - COMPANY' t?( MERCHANTS ej ENGLAND, tradiv to tis EAST INDIES, de herely eve moth!, That the Ouarterly General Court of the said Company ap pointed to be held on Wednetttay, the 22d instant, at Eleven is'Cleck in the Forenoon; is made Special, for the purpose of keying before the Proprietors a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 27th ult. that• in consequence of the repeated Yecommenditlonsorthe Governments in India in favour of Lieu stenant-Colonel 6ir /ono MALCOLM, of the Fort 'St. George Vstablishment ; of the tipences incurred by him in cons e quence site variqus missions on which be was employed, and of his eltipisitieritices. Sir JOHN MALCOLM be presented with the twin of '50,000 Sim Rupees, to be paid in Bengal, with interest thereon, at 8 per Ceut. pee Annum, fi-om the period of his quit ting India. • , The Rapers relative to the above.mentioned subject, a e open for OK inspection of the Proprietors, at the Secretary's Office at this House. JAMES COBB, Secretary. ATDUNG GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, DRESSES • std GREAT COATS, expeditiously trade, in various .selegant forms, tastefully ornamented or plain, at Di yr RIC S N's 4110-estoblibhed House, 12. Rathbone-place, Oxford street,' Lon don ; Soho continues to make Men of Fashion's Clothes, Regi- Xnentols. Pelisses, AO Ladies' Habits, iu his superior and highly approved style of cutting. Country Residents may be informed hose to transmit their Measure per posh—CErricle goats, Servants' Liverits, Ste. &e. E Ladies of Fashion and distinction are respect fully informed, that the VERDIGONIAN OIL OF PER SIA,- and the PERSIAN WATER, the most inseperable cons vonspanitans of the toilet, at e sold wholesale Ivy It. h ice, No. 12, Three Kihg-eotat, Lombard-street ; and by appointment, at ./Sinielt and Nephew, New Bond-street ' • Bayley and Co Cock *yr-write ; Cattle and Co. New Boud-street ; and at Newbery nod Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. THE Change of Affaits on the Continent having caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consider- Alf enhanced - their pries. The Belbst Commy inforni the Fhblle that they have a large stoth on hand, which they offer at the 014 Pp es, Lill 20 per Cent. lower than any other esta blishment; a? respectfully Invite a candid comparison to prove ♦be truth of 'their asseltidn, A single piece sold at wholesale priti, of warranted fabric, for durability...bleached on the grass, , iwithotit chemical acid. No abatement made, and the money ittaroed ifs fault smears. , ' • Cask for Irish Notts.—Orders per post correctly attended to theig,igents,,llsioott s, Be acn; and O'Kair 50,Great Rns sell-srthdl,. Bloomsbury. 1 1 1 • ---: iiEW GERMAN FLUTE MUSIC. 7:p4EGANT EXTRACTS for' the GERMAN • .jia i FLUTE, comisdor. of Airs with Variations, Rondos,. Waltges, Dues, &c. ticketed from the Compositions of ili - oit favourite Authors, some a which ire composed and the whole li:tented by 1.. OliediELLA, Professor pf the Get . 41 0 1 Plltc .tiloa. 1. 11. 111. price 3a. ta;11. ~ . . tlaadtkitig the lltiftlerOlM Selections already composed and sipag4tel the -Cline, it nm i y be deented unuecess.wy to Fromm *J. h a new Work. The Publishers of this Seiection, t w ito..doitte, ! t trte only complied with the wishes of •a number of 'Aisifteors, foil boinet bin Modern.. The beauties of the reigning i - ta.vphylliaellf the pristlll4l4htiorprivate property, could nut be latiodered s the works oheadff Pohltshe , l; -th:retore, to render .01Sispillecstop a trulyoraliable acquiei ion to Performers on this A . .pkipritAtnsl fashionable InstruMenr, this Wnrk wilt contain the , • Most faiotitire Compositions of Sir John Stevensou, Messrs. 11bilik8tshop s Dtioy,!Kitig, Mazainghi, and likewise i Ifiariptast c so owspoAerm wii!ch have been purchased se ail gailingi of inagfri 4bouud po4nas, with many other Pro, Ourldinwet merits' .1 be . WhOle under Ow iminedaate insrectiow of I.:titaTl tJ. 0 ; Professor Of the German Rote. ri.b.An elegant Prontbplece, desiped by Craigai Foraying, .4bleit will'be•delivared gratis with flin Twelfth Num4er. The Weirk is to form two handstime 'Volumes. • 0 . ,., .) . Lond o n i Printe d by cooldialt and Co. Lb, Sohn.square; and 1: t, Wet ttnoreland.st r. et, Dahill). Fikl. It AT THE CUSI . OM-HOUSE. IN I ROM the general sniipotition that all the PEAItLS fortil destroyed I* die lie dreadful cnnil gmt!ott, many of he 1 0 0111 Merchants and Dealers have taken advanta4e of those 4 marts, and coosiderably advanced the price of 410-e precidus grans, 1, H. ZA111.0W; of Grange-court, Carey-street, Lirwuhr's inn begs tti infsirtn the pUblic, that he is regularly supplied with PRIENTAI. from the fisbezies of Ceylon and ,Persia, of the bttt colour and quality, .tchich hebas manufactured in the following articles and pries: Necklaces IS. 1.53. 'llara or Sprig £4 44. Craeeletsand litutiS XI. 1 4%. It Loclect4 1:1.11.Cd• Ciosses and troo-bes BEI. is. st a nd upward*. No pdvaie nark ; all in plain figares, amino abatement; all goods purchaed. ex changed in one mouth, or U any ditsathfactitni arse the hioncy will be returned. Fifty Pounds ltewirtl.—.l. H. Darin*, In jus!lcc to hirnielf, haviiig been ir.fornied that many lewellers•ia London have repre sented to ladieSand others, that. the Pearls. he sells are Campo sltions, dim-fere to convince the public (not only by the above terms), that a reward ul fifty Poands Will be paid on conviction to any person by whose means the kiiilty ibuiles are detected, by ' •applyirg Messm Mayhew and Price, Solicitors, Symontrs Inn, Chuocrry-lane; or to J. H. liariow ' 1, Grlnge- court , lock,. Lincoln's lam, wt.erre he has'lived near o *sr.. DAY AND MARTIN'S Krill. JAPAN BLACKING. AiSiie are respectfully itifornted that the 1 above Article ccmtintie, to be manufactured in its Genuine Purity and freenerpee, at the original Mawitactory. No. 97, High Holborn; and as most of the imposittuvs lately practised In Play name have been put down by the interference ~t Law, elate Public nerd no other Ceuti•n than observing tbt Obri.atj e t, ivhich states it tole maJt:by DAY and MAlt 113, 97, HIC II HOLBORN. To those Who have been duped by purchati.l a Spurtoali awe, and who pray have *opposed an alteration had. !Ake) place in the manufacture of the Blacking, D. and M. wihli to &elate :bat it ever has been prepared preiisely of the same In v ealents, and by the same propurtiuns.—Pr►ee Is. Sd. per Bottle. No half pints Made. CATON ON DEBIL.II Y. !This thy was publish...l, price Lti. fid. second edition 110RAC'r ICAL OBSERVATIONS on the I;EBI , LRIFS, maims' and contracted, of the GENERATIVE h (MOIST'S of both Sexes; including Remarks an Onanisin i Se , • mini) Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Clercs, Tsbes Dorsalis, Fluor Adios, Etc tc. with the Thtory of Genetatiop. lily T. M. CATUN, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thamat's and Guy's. • i t o c h o , 4 l f o r th e Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Nuweastle- st reet, Strand, and P. Martin, C sturd-street, the corner of Or chaed•sweet, London. 410 v a ivr maylw bsd, came.. porglar Treatise on the Cat ses a*4 Diginettra of the Varieties of A.thina, with new, slmpic, and eueceshful instructions for the prevenon and treatment of Asth matte Huh, price 36. At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday:next, June 2?, at Twelve, MOST desirable FREEHOLD VILLA and ESTATE, situate at Hemel Hempstead, a be, wifel part of the County of Herta ; comprising a substantial and conve nient brick-built and stuccoed Residence, double Coach-house and Stabling for t:ine Horses, and 39. Acres of rich Pasture Land, including the beautiful Pleasure-grounds, capital walled Garden well ortockcd, Grapery, Green-Louse, Shrubbery, and thriving Plantat ons, Lawn, several sheets of water, with an abundant Spring, and delightful Trout Stream and Fishery. The Dwel ling contains a I)ining-room, Drawing-room, Breakfast-parlour, Water-closet, five Bed-chambers, six secondary ditto, numerous I attached and detached Offices, an excellent Family Pew in the Church, and one for Servants The River Gade passes through the groundsof tido Esau:, which is adapted to the Residence of a Family of distinction, Is exonerated from Land tax, and orna mented with fine thriving and full grown Timbe r. Henn Hempstead is distant six miles from St. Alban's, and eight from Watford. Tickets to view the Estate, and descriptive Partkulars, may be had of Messrs. Bates, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square; Particulars also of Mr. l.ane, Solicitor, 27, Bedford-row • White Hart, St. Alban's • Essex Arnyt, Watford; Swan, Rfamans worth ; Crown, itanntore; Bell, Hertford; Prince's .ruts, Hensel Hempstead; and place of Sale. NEW-STREET, SPRING•GARDENS. Eligible RESIDENCE; OkICES, CO.kCH•HOUSE, and STABLES.—By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's Coffee• Howe, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Fri day; July 1, tat 4, a: Twelve o'eltx.k, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 11 comprising a desirable pleasant Residemee,.everlosAmg the Parade of St. James's Park, situate No. 20, on the. Last side of New-s:reet, Siring-Gardens. The Pii - OPER IT of a GENTLEMAN. The Home has been altered and improved at a very consider able expense, and contains—in the Upper qtorev, Four At t ic. ; on the Second :mum Iwo spacioaviry Chambers, wit!. Clo sets, a Dressing.cluset, &c.; on tlie - F.rst , torey is a handsome Drawing-Mom, neatly f'it'ted up, vii!.) bow.-d back-front, com manding the Parade, &c.; a troot Drawing-room, Dre.sing-elo sr, &c.; an elegant, roomy, light Staircase; spacious Entrance hall, excellent Dinifg-parlour ' Study, breriing- roam, and Wa• ter-clthet, and open Yard; liamement, a good Kitchen, Back kitchen, Butler's-room, Store-room, Vault for Beer, Wine, and Coal.; a Coach-house, and Stable for four horses. The whole in ►ubstantial and excellent order. May be viewed, by a:Tlylng on the Premises, where Persica- , lays may be had; and of G. Ellis. Esq. Abingdon-street ; at Gar rAw.ty's ; and of Mr. Robins, Waiw• c:: -,trees, Golden-square. BERKSHIRE. CapitA FREEHOLD ES I'ATE. Tithe-free, and Land Tar, redeemed. WINHURST FARM, cdnit;;;;Tthe Town of WALLING FORD, and a short {distance from READING; nearly Out • Hundred'and Twelve Acres, in Lots. Ey Mr: IZUBINS, At the Lam!) ,Inn, Wa ' lingford , on Friday, July 8, at One, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. xl lithe-free. and Land tax redeemed, comprishm WIN HURS FARM, contiguous• to the capiral Market Town of Wallingford, in the County of Berk., containing nearly One Hundred and twelve Acres, of rich Arable LauJ, with a Cot tage, Firm-house, parden i Orchard, Barns, Stable, Cow•houies , Car-shed, and oth.:r Out-buildings, In the occupation of Mr. Patiter,sen.aild which, for the convenience or the inhabitant., of Wallingford, will be sold la small Lots. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Pa 'ter, a . whom Particu lars may he had ; at the Lamb Inn, Wallin:fold ; White' Hart, Remo,; Be ir, ; Star, OiitOrd ; Bell, Het.ley ; of Me-.4r4. 'Foulkes, Langford, and Weford, So:idiom Sou:hampton.streec, Strand; and or .Mr. Robins., Warwick -street, Goklett-hquare, where a Plan of the Estate may he i.een. SIDNIOU'IIi, DF.VOI4. Beautiful MARINE VILLA, with OtficiTs, Pleature-Grounds in • the most complete order, and Meadow Land. • By Mr. ROBINS, Ai Carraway s i , Colfee;Hinise, in 'Cliange-Alley, Comb'll, on Friday, July I. at Twelve &Cluck, in One Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE : comprising an ele gant Marine Residence, the property of a Gen:lenran, meted on an elegant and unique elevation, in the cottage style, with attached too', encompasmil ou two bides with an elegant ruatic Viranda, situate on-a beautiul eminence, within a short distance of sichnou:h, which is remarkable for the salubrity and inddneis of the air, commaminig extensive prospects of the beau tifully-diversified surrounding country, and butlndless Views of the Ocean. The Vi'da is judiciously planned for t'ae accommodation' of a Fariiily of the firs: distinction ; co raining, nn the ground floor, a stoic of apartments, deg.:ply finished, consisting of a Saloon, Drawing and Music Rooms, Library, Eating-parlour, Breakfast room, tqusly, Vestibule and Hall, principally • opening to the Lawn and PlTasure Grounds, with suitable Bed-chambers and Dressing roonis, tx6:lleint Domestic Offices, with Servants' Apartments over; roomy Yards, excellent Sea:ding, tour Coach-houses, Cow house, Piggery, &c.; Orchards, arid Meadow Land, containing in ail near tune Acres, forming a most enchanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence the a Nobleman, Officers of the Navy, or for a Family of dimi.ictit:n. To be vi.wed by applying 011 the Premises, svisre Particulars may be Lad ; and at the London Inn, Sidniouth; New London Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-Dock; Hotels, Ply. mouth ah . i.l-Weyntotithi White Hart. and Antelope, Salisbu r y ; White Lion, Barb ; fitirP, 'Bristol ; of John PrOsley, k:sq. Exeter; Messrs. Hood and Huniton, of whom tickets may be had; and at the London Inn, briniouth; 0. laws, Esq. New Square, Liacoliiii bin ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sutet, Golden , square, London, %there also Tickets fur viewing may be had. CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND. Remainder of the STOCK in TRADE of Elegant UPIIOL • STLItY, anti well manufactured CABINET ARTICLES, o var.ous descriptions • also, the uninanufactured Stock of fine Ft'Asoned Wood, in I:l4iilts anti veneers; extensive assortment of 11R.tSS WORK, and variety of Ul'l - 10LS EERY AIt iICLES necessary for carrying on the business. (lice Property of Mr. Titus. But L ‘lt,tetiring from business ) By Mr. ROBINS, On the Prem!ses Nos. IS and I 4, Catherine-street, &rand, early hi July, 91 Il E REMAINDER old ie STOCK. o f El egant UPI - 101.5 . 1 . k.R V and welt-manufactured CA B l NEV .AR.- *FICUS, consisting of capital Four-post Patent Bedsteads with handsome Chintz Cotton Fernitures, Tent, Sofa and Chair Beds with Mithogany'pillars, Ssiing. Cot and Crib Bedstead., elegant Chintz Cutaisia Curtains end Canopy Furniture', excellent Hair Mature's..., Gm Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes. Capital and well-made Sofa, Card, and WritinyTabks, inlasdwith Brassand Ebony, large I.sto and Breakfast Tables, handsome Sideboards, Sets of patent Dining Tables of One Spanish wood, Mahogany Chairs and Sofas, Music Stands, Trapoys and 'lea-chests, Maho gany and Japanned Dressing rabies and Stands, and variety of Cabinet Articles. The unnianufactured -Stock of Upholstery comprises the usual astortment of articles nectuary fur carrying on the business: in the Stock of Wood will be found some very fine dry .easoned Spanish, is planks, boards, and veneers ; season ed Honduras hi various thicknesses, fine Itosswood, Zebra, King-wvd, Satin-wood, and Coromandel, Wainscot Beards' Deal, Eeech, dm &c. - . . To be viewed five days previous to the Sale; whets Catalogues may be bail, Is 61 each, on the Premises, and ut Mr. kolgus, Warwickastrtet, Golden-square. TO BE PEREMPTORILY sou), Ptirsnant to an Ord..r of the High Court of Chancery, made In a Cause, GriMats 3ga : rya Robson, with' the approbation of FRANCIS PAUL S TRATFORD, Fsq. nee of the /sinters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton-build- Chancery-lane, Londm, to One 1..0t, On Tuesday, the 41st or June, at One &Clock in tie Afternoon, LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Sweet Appleicoart, Dishoingate *lthout, London, consisting of a Dwelling-house, occupied by Sarah Mitcham, :nil sandry pieces of Gritind, Coach-houses and S•ahles adjoiniar; free front Land-tax and Ground Rent, and held fur an uuexpired 'rerm of slat rfive years. • Priuted t'aticu►ara may be had at the said Master's Chambers, In Southampton-building 4, aforesaid; of Mussrs. Cur and Kensit, Solicitors, John -.meet, Bedford-row ; and of Mr. Winn, Solici tor, Barnard's Inoi, Holborn. rIIO be SOLD for Two Thousand Guineas to any J. Nobleman, Lady, Gentleman, or,Person, who'can give re spectable references, a SHARE in an ESTABLISHMENT of the utmost respectability that will bear the most strict investiga tion and that is likely to realite a rapid fortune without any trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take an active part, or appear at all in business. the Dividends are paid quarterly.—Letters (post paid) with real name and plate of abode, addressed to George Woo 4 Esq. No. 16, Spring Gardens. London, will be attended t0...-personal enquiries will not be noticed. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. I‘ rm I R. the ß l A it.b ß li N c, E •hat the G TT G I U TE ES S T T ONIA c N e M tf repe L I D II TCI yi N nf ES see s sold by Messrs. Nswaerty.and Sows, wbolvale and retail, No. Darne.sWeet, Dublin; and those that with to see the salutary eillcacy of them mr.y receive utat in'omation, by perusing h's " Guide front Pain, price ts. sold cs above; or by examining the STAR Newspaper, ntl's slickly Messenger, or La Belle As semblie, where then see that these chemical preparations have been established en London for more than twenty years, by relieving the following complaints in less °tan one hour, and by curing in a reasonable time, ;..1 sort , of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurky, I.!v• 7 L:.:napfaintis, old Sp-ains. Bruises, and Weak less, nr Contr.tztioni proceeding fpan repeated parox ysms (tithe above e': eptaluts ; likes :se Head -aches, root h-sches, Pace-aehes, az.d Ear-aches: sotto yatients, after they had been a?.- ntizted into thc London Hospitals, continued there a rea.nnahk times, and returtied.without bring rclievetl, have afterwards been restored to perieet healtb.hy the use of tin-se restoratives. The. successtilending hi Attibihmts, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Con. sumpri%e Pills, are so great as alinost to seem incredible; and his ro th Powder, if once used, well always be preferred. N 13. These Medit.ines are sold wholesale by all the respect.' ab!e :Cletlietne Venders in London; but retail troll , by the Pro- prietor, Curve, No. 9, Great surrey- treet. To Mr. DIXON, ApotheA:Ary. SI R—l take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your VIXON'S ANI . ITLIOIIS which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friend t to whom I &Sri :NurPi them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to he the best Mt•dicire ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. Ths following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentkmen who hate received the utmost rebel frdm your Dixon's Antihtlious Pills ;—ChaticsTarlor, Esq. /a rmies; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto;. Mr.. Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dint); J. Smith, Esq. Ohl Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq dEtto ; Mr. Walker, Port Merant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, flo•ts ; Mr. hdulfens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P . Polaak, 1.,q. ditto ; Mts. Oliver Gold‘rnith, Kingston, ditto ; Mri. Perry, St. Ana's; Mrs. NVoodriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the lirA ri•spettateCity.-- s •Sir, your most obetlieslt servant, 'I'HOI4I AS 'TARAWA), of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail st Mr. butler ' s, 4, Cheapttcle, Corner of St. Paul's C:iurch-Yard . ; by Sharp and Belam, Portsmou•h; Jones, Weston, Allston, and Mallory, Porteea ; I tall, Johnson.. anti Haiditit; Gosport; Coleman and Jaclb, sbet•rness; Perk and Koss, and Turner, Hull; lirecland, Cookwortoy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knitt ..uld Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Manchester: Erevernan, Exeter; Baxter and M•Dooald, Glasgow ; Btegen and Barry, Bristol ; Ste +mon and Co. Nnrwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edv, ards and Peony, nd and I.atlibut 7, Liverpool ; Neak and Ledger. Dover ; White, Brighton : Roberts and Ruff, Chel tenham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at . 24 9d. and Be. each. L LATE ICJ PATEN r STEA ITC 1-1 EN and RANGE, complete, with Lite Improvements, is warranted to be superior to any other Apparatua in the Kingdom for ail kind4ot Cooking (either in large or small !:amities) in the most dean and delicate ma►►ner; ii. carious °per:Lions of Steaming, Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Boating, and supplying Constantly trent our to fourteen gallonr of boiling water, and with or without a Hot Closet, are ad performed by Abe the of one small lire. Its superiority over every other method of Cookiug consists principally in the following particulars: l. it stands in a .mailer rotor, .4, anti is attended by lecli trou ble than is occasioned by any other mode of Citbking, and it is always well understood by once or twice using, nor is it im liable to be out ut repair. _ . _ 2. Pali the 0,4 that .my other on the !sing reonontral plan eOnsttoses Is sufficient, and h is wholly tree tram great heat, and all kulphurtuus or other ilisa:,:rera!de smells. s. 'hie cooking by iltrant (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats CO cooked do not inibibe :iiirure substances, such as cidlected in eta kettles, &e. 4. Victuals drersed on th's plan rimy Isf, revolted a ,ettonil time and be as good as at the first, i.r when ready for dishing, can be made to wait an hour without being spidled. 5. Routing by hot air on this plan is more cleanly, 'and there is a saving ut cue plund of niet in tin h4th iii boiling and roastiup. 6. The whole is free from the poitoneus effects of copper, or coppers badly tinned. 7. The Apparatus.bas bees prove(' by particular calculation of many families who have it in use, to clear its hitt cost lu troth sit to twelve month 3, yeeld!rg or qavitii; of more than 10 per cent. both in the weight of vtetusis dressed, and in the quantity of furl used. Orders received by Thomas Wattlewerth, Agent to the Pa tentee, at the Sbnw Rome, No. G 4, Great Reseed-street, Blooms bury squrre, London, where may be bC•in the Patent Kitchen and Range corhplere. N. in, Whieepale W.webovie, I Int-rreet, Elloorniburt. lit th? :'cats rdl " !•!.:4- : Connie: were lgoter.t !awl ti:l :tiboulay. The Wool kumovzll;ill 1.)c5..(41 11 , rough a Committee nr the whole li-ouse !the Earl of E. tt Tl4/ 1 11111' In the Cbalt)., and was reported 14 - about ar, Ainvo invent. - A few private an-! return Dills were broorbt ep (rem the Commons be hips% W tortas, and etFer Members; the former Were tear a firSt true. The PAlinbargh MI and Scots Clergymen's %Liam,' 13114 were read a third time mid pawed, as wit. the. Irish Exchequer Bala BilL The County Bridge. Bill was read a *tetra time, on the mss. lion of the Earl of liatoowsT aa, and camuutted fjr Moudap I to whie't t!ty theft Lordships, after fu.watding the private WIG upon the taSte, adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMON?. The SPEAKER having taken the Chair, informeti the I-louse that be had received a messige Irnm the Peers, requiring their attendance to bear the Royal Assent given by Commission to several .public ant private Bills. He attended accordingly, steam. panied by several Members, and on his return made the usual communication. Mr. PEEL presented a Petition from the inhtl I. tants of Newcastle.under-Lyme, againsrthe Poor Bill. The Report of the Evidence before a Select Con. mitts., on the Eat India Shipping Bill, was brought up and ordered to lie on the table, and be ',tinted. The Inspector General of Exports and Imports, attended, and pretented certain Papers respecting die receipts of the Customs. . Mr. Pauses, from the Court of Chancery, pre. tented Papers respecting the increase of Fees. A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of Nor. thallerton in the room of Viscount Lascelles deceased. The consideration of the Report on Captain Mae. by's invention was postponed till Monday. The Report of the Committee on the Lean Bill was ordered to be received on Mend.ty. Leave was riven to bring in a Bill to explain and amend the Irish endowed S ch ool Mr. GIDDY gave notice of a motion respecting the claims of relatives of persons naives of Ireland, deceAsed abroad. Mr. FITZGEP.ALIII said, it was impossible for Government to be at the espence of sending indivi. duals to distant pacts to investigate it.ole claims. The House went into a Committee on the Irish Labourer's Wages Bill.—Read a first and second time.—fteport on Monday. The Motion respecting the 13111 for the preservation of peace in Ireland, tits postponed at the suggestion of Mr. Pw., till Tuesday. COMUITTSS or WAYS AND SILAS& The House having gone into a Cumaiittee of Ways and Means, I Mr. Flit GERALD rox to state the terms of the Loan of 63,000,000 made in Ireland. He ohs:reed. that he did not then inund to occupy the Committee with a general view of the finances of Ireland ; that his Right Honourable Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer for England having postponed to a future day his general statement, he would, in order to adapt *himself to the usual cows?, follow him in a s i m il ar line with respect tl Ireland ; but that it was neces sary that he should state the loan this day, and hoped its terms were such as would receire their fullest stp. probation. He then proceeded to state that the loan for ,C 3,000,000 in Ireland, had been centracted for on the following terms: Litereot. Sint inr Food. Tot. charge. £9O Os. in the 4 per Cents. Xs 3 0 ,C 0 I g 0 BE4 1 0 £3O I.fs. io the 4 per Cents. 14 7 1-sth 0 6 1: 1 10 se4 '7 7 1-Stll 1 4 1 1 511 The charge for interest for money received, being to the public XI., 7s. 7d. 1-5 - h per cent. and the total charge for interest and sinking fund only £5. 11s. 9J. —This he would take upon him to say had been the best bargain made for the public for many yea's, and with tht sincerest feelings, he hoped it ivould prove fairly advantageous` to those rim had contracts-d fur it ; he could not avoid drawing the attenti.or of the Committee to the petuliar circumstance of this being the largest Loan ever made in Ireland ; that the legal interest in that part of the empire was £6 per cent. that the Loan made in England this year was smaller than usual, and much less thztn had been previously expected • that the legal interest here was b ut 5 per cent. ; and that, though the Loan to this country was made on terms admitted by all as imminently ad. vantageous, yet had the Loan in Ireland been nego. dated at 4s. 7.1. less interest per cent. and 7s. per cent. less total charge to the public. He hoped, there tlm., to meet the full concurrence of the Committee to the Resolutions which he had to propose thereon, and felt it unnecessary to detain them by any mnris lengthened statemrias, reserving himself for any oh. servatictis which might be made, rr any further inlor. mation which might be demanded on the subject. These were accordingly put and carried ; as was one ler raising the sum cif £f,5,0,000 II Exchequer Bills, fur the serv:ce of Eng:and. MI:CELL A N AOC". The Report bn the Irish Lachman Regulation Bill was brought up. and ordered to be considered on Monday. The Irish Land &truing Bill was read a second time, and ordered for a third reedi n g on Mon d a y. r. FITZGERALD btu:ter up a Bill to amend the Irish Custcms and Excuse Acts,whitft was "tad a first time. nei.risullsoStean Stamp Dudes Bill was teed a int Oft On ti eti of Sir H. Mitamay far th e i hi r d readi,ig of the blichaelmas Quarter SPAM M s a '. I GAGI:. WANTED 105,000 in one Sam, or in diforent Sums, on Mortgage of a Lupe Fant;lv Est%te of ablye thrice the value. The Interest will be punctually raid II:Of-yearly at a Banking-bouse in London, or remitted to Cite Leader, at his o Ptiml• Further pUrticulars can be given, with reference to respectable Solicitors of the Proprietor of * the Estate, at Mr. Mill , r, Law Stationer, Great Shire•lane, London.