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Nvsl B I: R 7250] THEATRE OF ANATO MY, BLENHEIM-STRUT, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTU RES on .1 A NATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURRY, will be commenced on Monday the 11th of June, at Seven o'Clock in the Morning, by Mr. BROOKES. Anatomical Conversations will be held weekly, when the dif first Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Students' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with e very convenience, are open at Five o'Clock in the Morning for t h e purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. BItOOKCS at tends w direct the Students, and demonstrate the various pars as they appear on Dissection. The inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investigi tiro, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process. pupils n:4 be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen esta; practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomical Know ledge m ay be accommodated with an Apartment to Dissect in • private! Y• • TO BE SOLD, • THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of, or the next Presentation to, a very valuable Rectory in the County o f s u lfa. The present Incumbent is upwards of 90. Foe par ticulars enquire of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, So t& ors, Lincoln's Inn, London.. M 0 ME/7TM SONS. A NY Persons having Sums from £lOO to any A mount, to by out, may always haire Bills and Notes of Hand, Annuities, and other Securities, by which they may mate to per C( nt.—Apply, or address a line, post paid, to Mr. Walsh, N , J, 40, Upper Mary-la-Bonne-street, or to the City Office, No. fi, Lett savage Yard, I.udgate-hill. Those in want of money di nctly supplied. Office hours from ten till Ilse. WANTED a Situation, a Widow Woman, with out Incumbrances, to wait upon a Lady or Gentlernzn, whose character can bear the strictest enquiry.—Letters ad t!rssed to Mrs. W. at the Green Grocer's, No. 18, Theobald's- R o w, Great James-street, Bedford-row. CIIFAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES. MESSRS. HODGES, MARTER . , PORTER, DRUMMOND, and HUGHES, at No. 117, Pall-11 , 11, No. 1, Piazza, Covent-Garden, No. 14, Parliament-street, No. t 5, Fleet-street, and No. 1 4 21, Newgate-street, respectfully in itgal the Public, that being content with !if/140U than others, Charge only the following prices. A Ticket - - £24 is. An Half - £l2 70 1 An Eighth - AO 3 0 A Quarter - 6 5 0 A Sixteenth 111 6 The Payment of the Shares is secured by Government, as the "Koket4 from which they are made, are an deposited at the •atni) Office. B RANSCOMB arid 0 SUCCLI with their usual Great Sold in Last Lottery in 78 Shares In the preceding Lottery N 0.3,734 ... £20,000 No. 2, 618 .. £O,OOO 1,634 ... 5,000 383 3,000 of X5OO each, ... 2,500 3of £5OO each ... 1,500 Being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year only, Six of £20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of £250,000, Besides the First £30,000, the Last £25,000, and ONLY £40,000 ever Shared; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all precedent; are now selling Ticket+ and Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to be Drawn Sth JUNE, in which there are Four Ettra Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to &Ticket Xioo,ooo, and to a Sixteenth, ?pward+ of £6,000. BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against the Dev,•ption set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was 'Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers each received £1,547.165. 3d. at their Old and Only Offices, In Lou don, viz • • 37, Colt Komi. ; No. nB, HAYMARKET ; NO. 11,HOLBORN; and No. 269, St RAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was absolutely Shared and Sold to the Public as above. NEW AND ELEGANT ROYAL MAIL COACHES, CROWN HOTEL, LUDLOW. EXPEDITIOUS Travelling from London, through Ludlow to Aberystwith.—The Proprietors respectfully beg leave to inform their numerous friends and the public in general, that the NEW ROYAL MAIL COACH commenced running from the above Hotel, on Wednesday, the 2d taf May 1810, anti tvqinues every Wednesday Morning, at four o'clock, through Bishop's Cliole. Montgomery, Newtown, Llanidloes, Devil's Bridge, and arrives at Aberystwith the sante evening.—And on Saturday, June 23, the same will commence running twice a week, viz. Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, at the above stated time; performed by the public's most obedient humble servants, GREEN, Crown Hotel, Ludlow, WHITEHALL, Bishop's Castle, READ, Montgomery, EVANS, Llanidloes, THOMAS, Devil's Bridge, and JONES, Royal Hotel, Aberystwith, Who will not be accountable for any parcels or luggage above the value of £5, unless entered and paid for accordingly. FARE.—Ludlow to Aberystwith, inside - 112 O Ditto, - outside - 1 0 0 N.B. From London, through Worcester and Ludlow, is con siderably the nearest and best road to Aberystwith, and passer'. zers by the Ludlow and London Mail have the advantage of sleeping the night at Ludlow. The Aberystwith New Mail Coach, arrives the same evening o the Crown Hotel, where passengers have the preference of the Landon Mail the next morning. If parcels are not delivered at the Ludlow and Aberystwith Coach Offices, before ten o'clock the preceding evening, there can be no certainty of such Wee' going the following morning ; tor will the Proprietors be accountable for any so delivered. phis (lay was published, price 3s. the 7th edition enlarged, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Diseases of the Urethra, particularly describing the symptoms at toding Strictures, Obstructions, Fistulas, incontinency of Urine, Cleets, &e. To which is added, a variety of Cases sheaving ttle efficacy o f D aran ' s Medicated Bougies, and a nese and safe method of treating a Gonorrhea; also, remarks pn Caustic Bougie., with extracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the dan lier and inefficacy of the Caustic. * By WM. DUFOUR, Surgeon, S ole4'roprietor and Vender of.Daran's lyledicatel Bougie,. Published by J. 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Also, by the sante Editor, A UNIVLISsAL 11:S 4A front the Creation to the present time, in 23 vols. royal paper, 15:- or un decoy paper, £3. Also, The Barmen "Dolmas, printed so as to Correspond With this aew edition of the Voyage: and Travels, its 6 LA. inite :0:). in hiarde. .. 44 /1W I BULSTRODE, BUCKS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure Grlands, Plantations, Woods, Park. and Farms, with all thefrcapital and stately Oak. Elm, Ad:, Beech, and other Timber grmehig thereon, the Valuation of which are now ascertained ; and the whole is ready for Sale, together with the large Stock of fine Deer in the Park.--Particulars may he known by Principal, making wrkten application toJohn White,l9. Devonshire -place. I.ondem FOR SALE BY Puisile AUCTION. At the London' Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth. • !Way next, the Ist of June, at Ten o'Clock ir the forenoon. " THE FOLLOWING GOODS, About 26 Bales Angora Yarn 11 Ditto Nut Galls 16 Ditto Madder Roots 39 Ditto Yellow Berries 6 Packs Coats' Wool 3 Bales Safflower 4 Cases Gum 2 Boxes or Drums Seantira, Restored to the Claimants ex Twede Weuner, from Slams. Fur viewing, samples, and further information, apply tb Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. .Plymouth, May 21, I 610. • Eutomir MANSION, RICHMOND HILL, .. IR' FY- weft ee.-IGHP4WKSID. • By Messrs. SNOW and SCRIVENS, In two Lots, at *rweive o'Clock, To-Moaaow, the 50th May, at the Auction Mart, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, OT 1, comprises the MANSION in excellent repair, calculated for the residence of a family of the first distinction, most delightfully situate on the preferable part of - Hill, being near the centre of the promenade, commanding views, which in point of richness of scenery, are not surpassed in the kingdom; wi th Coach-houses, swilling, and every requisite O ffi ce, large Garden fully cropped aad planted with choice Fruit-trees in luxuriant bearing, Mature Ground tauefully displayed, en riched with curious shrubs and four acres of Pasture; the wholg about seven Acres. Lot 2 consists of 24 Acres of Arable Land, nearly adjoining Lot 1, admiribly calculated for the erection of Villas and for f __. cilitating the approach to the Hill from London. The Monist; are pirt Freehold and pan Copybold. May be viewed by Tickets front Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Rich. mond ; Messrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's-Inn ; or Messrs,. Snow and Scrivens, No. 8, Earlwreet, BLickfriars, of whom par ticulars may be had. No one will be permitted to inspect property witbout a Ticket. NAVIGABLE CANAL. AND CARMARTHEN RAIL. WAY SHARES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr: SCOTT, On Friday the !at of lune, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, SHARES in the Leicestershire and Northampton shire, or Old 'Union, Rochdale, Kennet and Avon, Thames and Medway, Ellennere, Dudley, and Basingstoke Canals, and the Carmarthen Railway. Farticulars at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge -street. :LIGIELE ILD EST ATE, In a favourite County, within an easy distance From London. 'l'o BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVALUABLE and highly cultivated FARM, lying extremely compact in a Ring Fence, consisting of about 150 Acres of rich Arable ' Pasture, and Wood Land, with an excellent Farm-house and Outbuildings, which have lately been erected at a very considerable expence, and might easily adapted to the residence of a genteel family. The Premises are pleasantly situated in a fine Sporting Coun. try abounding with Game, surrounded by good Roads, and a vantageously situated for excellent Markets. An adjoining tensive Manor, well stocked with Game, may be rested by Purchaser. Further Particulars may be known by applying (if by letter, postpaid) to Mr. Pearce, Solicitor, Salisbury-square, London, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. LANCASHIRE. CAPITAL ESTATES; MANOR; CORN, PAPER, AND COTTON MILLS. TO. Be SOLD BY AUCTION, At Houk's, the Leis of Man, in Preset/4 in the County of Lan. caster, on Thursday, the 7th day oflune 1510, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon (unless previously di sposed of by Private Co ntract), either altogether or in Lou, as may be then agreed r on, and subject to the Conditions then to be produced, SEVERAL Capital and very Valuable FREE HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE, advantageously situate at Eecieston, within the pad& of Preseor, ten miles from Liverpool, Warrington, Wigan, and Ontukirk ; comprising Manor or Lordship of Eccieston, with the Mansion-house, Grounds, Gardens, and Demme Lands ; well built Corn and Paper Mills, in full work; mkt shout 5-25 Acres statute measure of very excellent , Land, divided into eligible Farms, with suitabia. Dwelling-houses and Outbuildings. 4mmediate Possession 'nay be bad of the Mansion-house, the Paper and Cotton AIM'. The principal Parts of the Estates are let for short Terms Years - some parts are let from Year to Year only, sad others are in ' Lease fcr Lives. Application may be made to Mr. Matthew aim, at &elutes, Hall, near Pr soot ; or at the Office of Aspden and Shuttlevronh, in Preston, Lancashire; who are authorised to treat for the of all these Estates toy Private Contract; and where Plans be seen and Partkubre had. Printed Particulars may also be had from Mr. Wiglesworth, Solicitor, 5, Gray's-Inn-ware, and at Garraway's Coffee-house, London; from Mr. Leigh and Mr. George Rowe, Solicitors, in Liverpool Mr. Rowson, Solicitor, in Pnicot ; Messrs. Sharpe, Eccles, and Cririe, and Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Soli citors, in Manchester; Messrs. Caughton and Fitchett, Solicitors, Warringtou ; Messrs. Carr, Solicitor, in Blackburn; Mr. Higgin, Solicitor, in Lancaster; and from Messrs. Worthington, Harrop and Worthington, Solicitors, in Altrincham, Chad:ice. S.ILE OF LA$D$ IN ARGYLLSHIRE. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee House, Edinburgh, on Toes; day, the loth day of July, • 1810, at Two o'Clock in Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Private Bargain, ALL and Whole the three Merk Land of TOR RISDALE, One and a Half Merk Land of LEPHEN CORRA.CH, and One anda Half Merk Land of LEFSHENBEG all lying In the united Parialies of Saddale and Skiliness, on East Coast ot Kintyre and County of Argyll. These of the Crown and afford nearly a Freehold qualification in County. Tlley consist of about 183 Acres of Arable and mixed ground, 340 f Acres Underwood, and about 1550 Acres of Moor, .or Green Pasture, and known to be well adapted for black Cattle or Sheep. They extend above two miles along the Sea Coast land are within a few hours sail of Greenock. On the property is y s,large xtent of natural wood fit for charcoal, and which will in a few years b:;.1 a considerable suns of money. This Estate lis very beautiful and romantic, having many fine situations building, commanding picturesque s lows of the Mani. cf Bute, Arran, and Craigs 01 Ailsa and of part of Cowal, Ayrshire, and Galloway. They are situated within 12 miles of the Town Campbeltown. Ihe Road to Inver:al from Campbeltown panes through them by which there is a regular pcht. The Lando abound with Oasne, and have Salmon and Trout Fishing. They have been for some time in the natural possession of the Proprietor, so the purchaser can have entry tii the Arable Lands inintqliately after the sale, and to the Houses and Grass at Whitsunday fo.lowing; and he can also be acco:nmudated an excellent stock of Black Cattle and Sheep' t a v‘iination at ititry; and if he inclines to let the Lauds he can filo so to a grog advantage. The Ankles of 'Sale, Title Deets, and Plan of the Property, are in the hands of Vans Itithurst, Writer to the Signet, Edin burgh, who Is ettspowerLd to ciincludsi a private bargain ; lames Telfer, Writer, in Camplivltown, will give instructions far sb. wlpg the Lands, and any other informants:in that onay • •• • % ' l l f l / 7- ; • ' • - Maillib."4 l4 "." 4"ft . (PRICE SIXPENCE.HALFIINNY• May, totally lien; e first of the dews, In the Mee, -trees d, en- whole doing of fa- mine Rich- [tank ri par- Ct the lUL. - part, ton- flames Ind in .;and idea. MA, log of , with lately 'sly be Conn. rid ad- ng ex. by the letter, AND If Lan. *Coo- od up* tEE- ;eouslp es from Lug the .house„ rn and irasure uitabia e, an 4 ims of others *sten, worth, Se Sale is may worth, -house, i ors, n iharPes Soli- ?chore, ligsinaa: tot Toni- - in the gain,ro. 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