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~~, ~ -t"r'.R 2L.25, /1, v • - - - - - - — 7 - 7 — ' 6 7'''..7.71 0 1 . 1!1!111MM1W :"... ~ 4 44 11. .1 410; t . . • i i * N ! • -' i Ff l '•,:' )I.' 4 1W r A •,,,,y., ‘ , -.mu fir_vir 1 . , ..... - ________ _ Eitio4.64 , . ../ 0 • • . • . ( . . . • • . . 1 11 41".''''' . 111 r s I • L`~ , m gt . '• xr. 1)583. r • We v. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER iii, 1817. rrli:E ADVERTISER i$ desirous for any Gentle .L mto to a.il t with a Capital of £3,000, to bring a tu:Acb r!. en , el ready money Article into gnat ral A !ill. .I.llres%ed to A. B. C. No. 74, Newiato-street, will be 'rose a in TO ARCHITECTS. WILTS COUNTY OAOL. PRICE - SALES BY AUCTIO SALES BY AUCTION. 4 LL Peranni willing to send in PLANS for 1.11- ;WILDING a NEW COUNTY GAOL an ! 11:)1JAE of CORRECTION, at Fishertm Ang,,r, in the Civeity committing proper, separate, and di. titic• .s of toidlnernent fur at less: 6:t Felons, to Bridewell or House of Cirrection Pri soners a:sd 30 Debtors, having regard - to cias.iit them acern ding to their s.i.xes, and the nature of their respective crime+, and pro• vidlog eel:ye:tient places tur c4,,ing ant :he employment of those 1111 l itted for hard labour, are requested to send the.ante, with Estimates and Proposals for carrying such Plans Imo rir.xutlon, tr John Swayrie, Deputy Clerk of rite Prate, Wilton, near Srlitbury, Wilts, on or before the tStli dry of December :teat. Twenty. flee Pounds will be pale as an honorary compensation to the person sending the Plan, &c. wlreh shall be most approved of; hat this emnpel,sasion is not to he paid it. case the person srothog the Plau,Stz. shall bc afterwards employed In executing the same. LINCOLNSHIRE. . • CAPITAL MVO of RICH PMTI'RP.S. MPADOW, and ARABLE LAIND , , in WI I'HERN, BRA BLE THORP, mid STRU BST,. near At FORD and LOU l'H, a Atm distance from the Sea, •UPWARDS of NINE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE-SOLD BY AUCTION, • CANAL. PROPERTY-COUNTY FIRE miler, • A . EXCITANGI ASSITRANCF:, DRURY•LANE TIMATR PROVIDENT (AND DTI lER) IN TI TV rioN SHARES. Earlyin February will be published, by J. hillW31•111 1 Leaden, p i TRANSLATION of TASSO's JERUSA LEM DELIVERED. :1 By the Rev. J. H. Hunt, A.M. lute Fellow of Trinity College, C:iiiii,Tr.lge, By Mr. SCOT Oa FRIDAY, Novembyr ?11, u Twice, at the Mart, - Mir day was bushed. in svo. pece4s. sewed, riE INFLUENCE of the HOLY BIBLE. A POEM. Hy THOMAS HOOO, Mwrorof the Grammar School, uro, Cornwall. rooted foci% and G. Uudetwood, ileet-street. • vouary FIRE OFFICE, Five Shares, (Belch ; PR 'WIDE N INS fI ru rioN. Rive Ditto • 01.0 UNION CANAL. Twe KI.NNET and AVON, Tee WORCESI'EIt an 3 BlithllNGtiAN's, Four Ditto; ItOYA . I EXCHANGE ASSUR ANL E STOCK., .(i,OOO, dividlnk XII - per Celli. per Ain :m, ocear;onal Bonuses; a DRURY LANE TEE 111).1.: SHARE, to r.tteive is. sd. pet Nigh., with a Fr.,- Admi—ian, transferable I.lr the Season;? RU TELL andSJitRL - VINSfIIIIFIONSNARE.3. Particulars at the itiqal Hotel, Birmingham; Ha•chint's Nfro4 tel, Piccadilly; the :4.irt ; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street. day was published, In One Vol. Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards, SACILED EDlCT—co:it:titling SiXtetB L 1113%inis of the Emperor Kang-lie atopliGed by Mi son the Ftnpetor Yner!t•Chttsg. Together a Par:phi-ate on the by a Mandarin. Translated from the Chiliese Origin; I, ~,,,nerd with Notes, by the Rev. WILLIAM MilaNti, Protestant Missionary at D.lalacca. London: Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Al'en, Booksellers to the Honourable Company, Leadenball .Met. I'EPHENS' GREEK THESAURUS —The 2d and 4th Numbers of the new and improved Edition of : !,i, Wurk are just published. Sub,:rabers who have not yet re. c.mei • hdr Copies, and who have not acquainted the Proprietors with the medium through which dr.) , should be forwarded, are remieted to addiess a hue for that purpose to Mr. Valpy, 21, I onke's Cour!, Chancery-la c e, London, wbi:h will meet with every at'eminn. A few (:( jri belonging to declared Subscribers may yet be had, It £l. 3. small, anti £2. 10s. large paper: the price will be ,04i:1 :gain Increased. 'the whole to be completed in about 24 Nos. A Prospectus may he had at T mikes-court—hive or 6 Nos. will be saiblished annuely. Tow Subscription, large and small, 1066. _ In the Press, and Immediately will be published, in aro. Printed on a large Type,yrke Ss. A N ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OLD AGE, El. and un the Means for Prolonging HUMAN LIFE. By ANTHO?IY CARLISLE. F.R.S. F.S.A. F.L.S. :urgeort Fstraordioary to his Royal Higlinen the Prince Regent, Anil to his Royal Highness the Dike of Gloucester, Professor of Ana:otry to the Royal Academy, Professor of Surgery and Anatomy to the Royal College of Surgeons of Landon, and Surgeon to the Wouniaister Hospital. Every +rage of husnau life, except the last, Is marked ant by " certain cleaned old age alone has no precise and deter " initiate boundary."—Cicero on Old Age. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. THOMSON'S CONSPBCIIIS.—New Edttion. This day was publ;shed, handsomely printed in a neat Pocket Volume, price as. 4 CONSPECTUS of the PH A RMACOIPCEIAB IL of the LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN COL LE.GF.S of PHYSICIANS; being a Practical Compendium* . Mania Media and Pharmacy, By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, F.L.B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Seeendilltion, 'ready improved; including the 'skein Alma* dons In the Pharmacopoeia Iweenseala. - Printed her. and G. Underwood. LI, Fteevetreet: OE whom may be had; a Catalogue of Medical Bunks, price la. fld. BRITISH IMPERIAL KALENDAR, IRIn On Monday will be published, a New Edition, carefully revised in every department of the Work, and compared by OtrietAl Dees Hems, with the addition of seer:rid Liss not in any ko rner impression, THE B RITISH-IMPERIAL KALENDAR A. for los; got, 4e2.rai Register of the United Kingdom of Grrei Britain and iiirLind, and irs Colonfes. By JOHN DEBRET I', Edirrir of the Peerage of the United Klogdorn,und the Barrinetage. Printed for W. Winchester and Sun, 61, Strand ; Scatcherd and Letterman; Mawman • Chantpante and W kitrow • Peacocks aad Bairoptun ; W. ISl2;klock ; l.ackington and Co.; J. Booker ; J. Beath; S. Baggier ; L. Lloyd; Sherwood and Co.; Ridgway ; 1. Black ; 9. Barry; C. Chepple ; and tuber Proprietors- NEW OPERATIONS FOR THE CATARACT. 'This day was published, is Bvo price Ills. (Dedicated,' by petinisdiu, to the Right Honourable and Ho nourable the Ditectiirs of Greriwich Hospital), • A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into thr Causes of the frequent Fe;lore of the Operations of Depression, and of the Extraction of the CATARACT, as usually performed, s with the Description of a Series of new end improved Operations, by the practice of which, most of these causes of failure may be avoided. Illustrated by Tables of the CompaGnive Success of the New and Old Mddiss of Practice. To which Is added, A I...tter to the Right Hosoorabk and Honourable the Directors of Gretuwich Hwpi al, containing an Exposure of the Measures resorted to by the Medical 011icers of the London Eye Infirmary for the purpose of retarding the adoption acid execution sM Maas for the Ettermination uf the Egyptian Ophilialmia trout ttoe Army and from the Kiugslion : s.ibautteil for the approval of °ovens ment—dy sir W. ADAMS. N.U. The Letter m:7 be bad separately, price Ss. 6d. Loudon : Published by Baldwin. Croatia, and Joy. Paternal ter-row ; and J. Hatchatd, P ccadilly ; also by W. Blackwood, El:nbargh; and Hodges and M'Arthur, Dublin. By whom also ribboned, the 'Author's Practical observations on lbacasee of the Eye; is Bvo. price Its. DATRONIZ ED by their Royal Highnesses the J. Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex; hit Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia*, his Serene Hialateess the Duke of Brunswick, his Excellency the Duke del latantado, by their especial authority. ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL its virtues composed of • Vegetably he l tredients faun the bland of !lacauar, in the Fast lathes, are unprecedented fur preventing tie hair falling off or turning grey to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakest Misr, and produces a higuriant growth oil the bldest places ; aleo an iciani.able natural cud, which it preserves in damp we iber, &c. pi.bluees withkets, eye-brows, ke—it is rerfectly innocent,, and may with safety be applied to the youngest intant. Itowland's 1 reati-e on the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottle. Price: 3s. Ctl. los. W. and LI ls. per bottle. Also, ROW I.A ND's -ESSENCE of TYRE, Which linmediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, ?cc. to a permanent and glossy llama or Black, lactating the exact natural colour—washing makes this ' Dye more durable. It is perlectly iunocent, and Ladies or Oen tknien may dye their Hair with Lase and Secrecy. Prise 441 71.6 d. and los. eid. and One Guinea per Bottle. l'old wholesale, retail, and for expel-adult, by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Sur., Curlier of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, London ; and by appointment, by ?Attars. liendries Titchhorno-street ; Mr. Smyth, it 7, and Gettig mid Peirce, 57;New Bond -tared; Bayley and blew, Cocksyur-street g Neresbety and Sons, 45, Edwards, no, St. Panl's Ccereh yard; Berry, 17, Jolauten, 13, Greek. vr•et ; and by all Perfumers and ivtedscints Venders thrgughuut Elan pe. Caution.—Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland', Dye, and ob. nervc that each genuine bottle of the above articles are signed on t'se t utaide label in red ink," A. Rowland and Sou." AU others are Cuu uterteits. Alt.. may be bad, an Interesting Eiverion tbt cUrious Structure 1 the Human Hair, price Ss. Dedicated to her Royal highness 1 ilincesa CLai km" of Wales and hilt Cebourg. Information as to the intended ''cite of th•• Bailing, and other particulars, may he had on application to Mr. 1 dtn Swayns. Wilton. near Saihbury, OCt. 23, 11117. It is the general wish of :lie County that the Gaol may Iv built in ',substantial and plain manner, with the teas pnesthi e expense ; and bat there may he no dasesity iu coatracting with peratins to ex, cute the woil, Architects are requested to be panic-a:a:4 attentive and accurate in forming their estinnEt... 11:1AS H lONABLE DANCING. by M r ALLEN , prints:ly taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to ladies awl Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accon.plislemt-nt, ur have not the modern style. Mr. At.; ex's sy item of reachin4 is expressly a udied for those to whom it is aim ohjec: to acquire easily that fashion:Al . ..le requisite for genteel toeiety rupeelitiously.privattly,and in a suyerior style of grace and elegance. Those who do nut want private ?culling May learn at a small expense, with a refl....merle set of the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most t learnt fancy 'lances, and the superior parts of the profession. Tl.e Subseriittion Assemblies are every Friday. A REAL BLESS►NG TO MOTHERS. F all the numerous Cases that have appeared in ‘../ the Public Prints for the last ten years, of the pod effects of the AMERICAN SUOTHI NO SYRUP, pone are more en titled to the attention of every Mother and *Nerse, than the undermentioned:— the infant Daughter of Mrs. Luso'', No. , Oxford -street. WAS, at the tender age or two month*, taken very 111. The Physician could not And out the child's diterd.r ; it was every day getting worse. Mrs. I. asked him if he thought it was its teeth ? His answer was, the child was too young.— However, Mrs, I. hiving esperienced the virtues of the Syrup, I both in her own family, as well uof seem! Lathes of her ac quaintance thought she would try. As soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she began to get better, and by the time the infant I ' was 10 weeks old, she had five tee h through. To be had of the Proprietors ' Johnson and Williams, No. 94,' Newman - street, OstordAlset ; sad by'all the principal Medicine ' Venders in town and country, at ts. 9d. a bottle. Caution.—Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams', Anse dean Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sorts. Mrs. Johnsen relieves the infest poor, as usual, at her howl, every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, (rent nine to ten &deck.' by4ringing a letter from a revealable huuss-keeper, se certify tharthey are real objects.' shanty ___ Brierstove Farm, Thontsett Hainlet, Derbyshire. 9tk March, 1016. 1 R—l am now in the. 69th year of my ages many Ai/ of my latter years have been spent in sore affliction, arising from a Scorbusie hirelf haPhselpe - alit assay mask, sores, particularly in my legs; to such an extent was ths dit charge, that when mated, it became necessary for thole around me, freqnsmily to wipe it from the floor with a Mop or flannel cloth. My eyes were so much affected, that for a considerable length of time I WAS quite blini ; and notwitbstandlug the OW meows applications I made to the Faculty, I obtained no relief, till a frioid strassuousiveconsmended me 14, try your Arm.' scoltatffic DROPS, 'settle% were purchased from Mr. Clays, Stationer, Stockport. I now wish to express my gratitude, by maki• is as public as possible this most extraordinary core by the tole use of your rirlia, the truth of which is attested by the un dersigned. I am. Sir, your obedient Servant, MARY MELLOR. Mr. Thomas dare Matthew Miller, John Lansaw. To Mr. John Li;nunt, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are sold in moulded, square bottles. at es. and 14s. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6.. ones). Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Lignum, Manchester also by J. Evans and Son, 42, Long.lane, West Sadtblield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sins, 91, Eieet-market ; Edwards, 6e, S. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapilde, and by one or more print i ;, il Medieloit Vendors In every market town in the United Kingdarn. THE GOUT. • OLD Testy, a rich country lout s , To wine and good victual. a friend, Was trobbled with fits of the Guut, And compelled for a Doctor to send. The Doctnr, a spruce debonair Had his boots cleated with karree's A bloom all delightful an.l fair, On his bimts by that BIM; vir was ser. The simian he entered the room, 01,1 'l'esty was struck with a tenor, Fur In Os! buuts'beautrful bhetm, Oiuw'd a vision that tbrill'a Liar with horror. " Hence horrible shadow r he said— The Locror stow] dumb with amaze— Till he found Werra is Mathis: display'd The old fellow's tubicoil face. He forgot he was sick of the gout—. Pie flew from his huge elbow chair... And he jump'd and he carted about, Like one driven wild with despair. He jump'd and perepled till the Gout • Was fairly joined out of his tee. Ter the cause of his fear he found out, Was his face 'hewn by Norm's rich Stow. " And I've founds recipe mat," Said the Dotter," may brain's long been eraektug— That the beat of an wstys for the Gout. Is -to fright it with Wanner Jet MAWR! J" The above truly inesdmable BLACKING le prepared by ah r,se • No. 30, STRAND. LONDON. And sold by neon Bost-inalters, Grocers, Ironmongers, &ugh. maskers, Pedutners, Re. In v..ry Town in the Kingdom, In stone bottles, * O t t. 104. and No. W. each. a. Ask for Wolin* Ws /McVay. By Mr. ROSINS, At Ciarraway's Csifee house; 'Cbange•alley, Cornhill, London, on THURSDAY, the tntb of November, 1817, at Twelve o'Ckelt, in Due Lot, A VALUABLE and highly Imprnvable FREE HOLD EsrATE, ronprisin7 upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH 1' ACRES Of exceedibg rich Pastures, Meadow, and Arable (.ands, elevate 'n Withern, Mail-thorpe, and Snubby, flirt Alford and a short distance from the .'a, divided In most eligible Farms, with excellent Farm Howie. (the prbecapal of which would make a pl,asant blaring Sommer itesidenre, fora Gentleman's Family; Yard*, Gardeng, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings, in =sod repair; let to Messrs. Coilain, Grant, Watson, !augh t on, Trim., flea totters, nsost respectable r•lllets. partly at Will, the Nett Rental upwards of ONH THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. A moot clearable Property '''''''''''' Money. Part of the . Lands are subject only to ed. per Acre In lieu of Tithes. The item. were reduced at Lady-day last, and the !.ands retaken by the old Tenants. May be Mewed by spplylag to tha Timm% where Particalers may be had; anted ofof Meters. Bourne and Carriley, Solicitors, Al fo..(1; Peacock, Boston ; New King's Head, Louth ; White Hart, S pastry k &urge, Stamford ; Mr. George Bourne, Banbury, Ox tot...Mire; the Angel, Stilton ; or Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, Arun del -street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Gulden sguara, where a Plan of, the Estate may be sera. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. Extensive MANORS, abounding wkk GAME, GROUSE, Ste. DOMAIN, FARMS, and LANDS, °upwards of TWO TH'IUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES, principal part 'lithe-liter, mar S HREWSSU RV, in the County of SALOP. To Du SOLD BY AUC rioN, By Mr. ROISIN4, At Carraway's Colfee.htsuse, In Exchange Alley, Corn Liq, on Tnoitsoar, Nossuaza 20, lei?, Twelve &Clock, THE Venable and e x tensive FREEHOLD and small pact COPYHOLD ESTATES. principi part Tiqte. free, situate contiguous to the Town of SHREWSBURY; in the County of SALOP ; ccmprising the capital and Extensive Manor or Lordship of HOG i !OWE. and GAT I'EN, with Court Lents, Court Baron, Rents, Royalties Privileges, and Apptittv. nonce, ammo belonging, abounding with Caine, with upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX 'HUNDRED ACRES Of rich Arable, Pasture Meadow, and Wood Land, in a ring fence, beautifully diversliesl by Hill and Dale, and orn.uuenreil by inn Screens of Water and rich Woods, divided into eligible Finns, with excellent Farm-houses, Yards, Barns. Stables, and all necessary outbuildings, in the occi.pation of Messrs. Adam Rutherford, W. Hotchkiss, Francis Walfstd, Pouker S. Beau mond. R. Bowen, J. Wainwright, R. Pugh, Bowyer, Tudor, and others, respectable Tenants ; part on lease and at Win; situate In tht Pariahs' of Ratlinhope, Pulverbatch, and Church Stratton, within nine elks of Shrewsbury._ . . . • The Estates prussic s most eligible opportunity for the invest ment of money, being capable of considerable tmproveroent : and it is presumed they abound with Millerals. A most eligible pro- rtiflitke trlaritt. or °ender= fond of Field Sports ci "situctioft latithy, end geed- mar al ladies &sedans. To be viewed by appying to the Triants, of whom particulars may be had; or of Mr. Richard Posh, Gauen ; of Francis Wal• ford, Esti Croukhill, near Shrewsbury; William Jellicor . , Esq. Slang ; Mews. Cuupland, Dukes. and Salt, Solicitors, and the Castle and Crown, Shrewsbury; Castle, linkup's Castle, and Hralgeaotth; Star, and of Wna. Handy, Esq. Worcester; of Metes. Tennant and Harrison, Soliskors, Grays loa ; at Carta way's; sod of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, ilolden•sgeare, Lon dt'ao ; when a Plan of the Estate may be well OXFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN CHIPPING NOR I ON mid BANBURY. CAI'II'AL and most Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'lithe• Free, excellent FAMILY MANSION, veldt OFFICES, &c. FARMS and LANDS about 700 ACRES. TO BE SOLD 1W PRIVA FE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, IFFHE very Desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE J. FREE ES'CA'PE; comprising SW ER FORD- HOUsE ; a stone built Family Residence, with Offices ; an eacellent range of Stabling, Coacb-houses, and Outbuildings; capital Walled Gar• &mate. placed in a fine commaading situation in a elell Pasl deeliond bounded in front by a stream so Water, which ntay be enlarged to form a beautiful Vista, and surrounded by other rids Meadows, and ornamented by fine grown Timber Trees. Also, several very Valuable I.A:sID3 of l'omliet, liuttercognib, Foxhole, middle or between Towns ; Hook Norton and Cradle Farms, with good Earns-houses, Barns, Stables, and ab requisite Outbuildings, sundry Coignes, with Gardens, &c. Tbe whole near SEVEN 1111N1)RED ACRES ,e!rich Mea.low, eistare, and Arable Land ; the principal part let to respectable Ttßiffig. and tie (Imitated part its hand, snaking a t ertal of upwards of , ONE THMISAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS Per Annum. _ . _ SURF ORP is a dry heathy sigma:ion, abounding h —a moat de‘iroble property toe a Gentleman Sportsman, or for lhiG Mt' BY• Pack. of Harriers and Vol Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, which is highly respectable, only six miles from Banbury, eight from Chipping Norton, and 211 from Word. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ May be viewed by applying at the Mandon. or Robert Mor. daunt Esq. Fieythurp Park. where Particulars may be had; and of M;.. Robins, Warwick•atreet. Golsle:Perm where a Plan may be men. Dr. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER & ANALBVTiC PILLS. CAU PION. r HEEL it my duty to remind the Public, from time JP- to dine. until it may become generally known, that I have re• moved the mie of my gtandiather 1)r. la nes's Medicines from Messrs. bite...reran) gleams. IIU7LIR 3114.1 Suss, No. 4, Cheap bide, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and that their Wueboose, and the Hope of my late Grandfather, No. Sa, liruton-street, Ilerkeltri-sqoare, are die only places in la nadou where the Medi. eine s;prepared as the Public have been supplied with then* for die last 70 years, with the latest improvements of the Intrattiar, caw be procured. My own interest may herald to suggest this intimation ; but the baste..ulCOritql!Ctleti I daily hear of, from taking the opinitinkhle (licitly. attempted to be sent into circulation under the sanction of my Grandfather's name. compel me to make it. I now sign qty name in the label of each bus and packet of the Pills and Powder . that Is sent from my 'laboratory, sea plain d'dlnctlon of the ge nuine, and offer this as a caution to tite Pehlic. Mess. cutler and Sous have established a Warehouse at No. 34, Sackville-street, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be bad geuidne.--Brinsin-sr: vet. R. 0. G. JAMES. Lit. JAMES'S POWDER has been for hearty 7t) years knot n IS 'he brat remedy eztant fur Fevers. (.olds, Hoassenetses. ail issiammatory Diseases and Eruptive Dim:Sets miriade' with Fever. lints, la the Measles (so prev•lcut,. at -tins !bawl Sew 0 other remedies are employed. Dr. laines's Analeptse Pius, by a happy union of an Alterative and Tonle Modistes, promote sowitable perspiration, when checked, at the salmi dine that they restore the sstength of do eisartitottaa. 'They are particularly sei viewable lodises:iota. why. 'thee induced by -free /ivies, or by a realtleitce to unhealthy chinos. SOUTH WALES. A FREEHOLD DELIGHTIA;L MARINE RP.SIDEINCE ANIILMAIE, NEAR MILFORD HAVrils t _ By Mr. SCOTT , • . On FPIDAT, Noreenbpr SC at Twelve, a the Mart, In Three Lots, unless an acceptable offer shall be previously m.ae by Isrivate Contract, with euly possession, CASTLE HALL ESTATE, in a bails f& healthy situation on the Banks of Milford-Maven, one mile from Milford, five from Pembroke, seven from Haverfordwest, In the County of Pembroke, the REiIDENCE of BENJAMIN ROTCH, Esq. erimprieing an excellent modern FAMILY HOUSE, stone-built, uniform and very nest, with complete Domestic Offices, elegant Pleasure-Gmund, Lawn, sheubb, e t as , f very productive Gardens, with lofty Wails, capital Cons. rvarory, Fineries, Peachery, Green-House, Fish-Pond., &c. with above One Hundred and Eight Acres of very superior Meadow and Arable Land of known fertility, in the htgitest state of Cult.va tion ; convenient Farming Buildings, fine %%rater anti a S•one, Quarry, pan Leasehold fur three Lives ; Leaselsold Wive, g neat Marine Cottage Residence, wick 20 Acres of !.and adjoining the above; and Two Third Pars of a kneeled-I Estate, cota..l prhiog litlAcres of Land, with Nine Cottages contiguous.— Title intere.ting property eminently merits attention, totaled completely for comfort, with great taste as a general Residence, in a writ kheltered situation; it happily possesses the elegsncies in In lipiliellt .'stablishrortit, supported at a very moderate ex pense, aboundling wi•li Game, Aquatic Amusements, mid Fmk! rimes. Land-tax redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr:Richard Davies, the Bailiff, at C a stle Hall. Particulars may be had at the Nelson Hotel, MU. ford; the Printiug-office of the Conesooteleut, At Dublin Cambrian, Swansea; Journals, Carmarthen. CI incester and Bath ; Chronicle, Cheltenham; Bush Tavern, Briar)); the Mart; of Messrs. Sweet and Stokes Solicitors, Basmghall-street ; and of Mr. Scott, 2s, New Bridge:street. HS:: fX. FURNITURE, PLATE, I.IIO2ARY, CHINA, FARMING SI'OCK, and Valuable Effects. Dy Mr. scan., At (labia, illpininstrr, four mks front Roniford. (the Ire red. descent Peter Etdulle, Esq. dreeated,) on MONDAY, Nov 24, and three following dap, at Ekren, and the Funning Stork on Monday, Lkeendwr 1, the Salt to begin on each day at past Eleven ptrcisely, EXCELLENT FURNITURE, handsome mo. dern Plate, Bonk, selected his taste, some I ,et:4 weeks, admired Pictures of the Season, hy Smith ot Ch'ch e t k ter toe PruofPrints, very valualgO, sCarte,llnr-real C?bista, tiacsilhak . - fancy and sheeted Cows, tr:o Southdown Sheep alid Lamb., s bry'l Saddle-Horse, a u.rful black Cart Mare, a tin•-t‘oed Fing.r Or. gan, a Pianworte, by 1:roa Wazgtoi and t'arts, 11 1.••:ls of good Meadnw Hay, va:lotta dcga It, of namenral, and useful Articles, in full-s.rui handsome 11:d., with conspkte liedding, Window-Curtain., Sofas and Chair., beautiful satin an %nee. wood Wardtotw,serretafre, and Table., fee.; EncychipaJta Del tannica, 20 vols.; iiingraph'cal Dietionary, 15 v 4.34 ; English' Poets, 75 vols.; Annual keg ster, 1758 to ISIS; 1.145 , ant:al Ma. paint, SO Parts; Statutes at .aige; Cook'. 1 lave Voyages; Gibbon,Stevens, Shak.peare, several zltat.dard Work,, Armoric. coloured, black letter, 1574; collection (Wald l'amphlets. Charles if.; a patrol superb beautiful China Jars, 3 inches high; Fonts, Bowl., Table,China Figures,&c.; U,: cent from the Cross, a fine Proof, after Ruben. Portraits fru.ti liolbe:n; Farming. Stack, Brewing, Dairy, and Garden Utir•si:s, a Patent M Pigs and Poultiy, WO Far Trees, felled, aed valuable good state. May Le viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, 'with Catalogurs only, at Is each, which may be had at the Bell, at Uptnielster ; Geerge, at Cat betetey ; Angel, hfnrd ; Wbir• liar.. at Rumford; Whit, Hart and Crown, isreutwori4; Black Boy, Chellusfor•l; F.3or, Snaresbrouk; and the Unice of Mr. Scutt, New Bridge sue t. V A IXTItACTS from LETTERS addressed to Elt. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liver . .ool, illustrating :be Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM ut GILEAD in thu..e thltd:t anti complicated Disorders for which it is peeuni.r:y adapted, bring administered to the tender intant, the pre i ;naut female, and winkled age, with safety and eflicacy, bitherto ut.paralicled ' iu the annals of hlediral discovery. Faux CAILLIITON, NEAR Ltltla%.—ThGDl33 Swift, Plumberand Glasser, of Carleton, in the Fetish of Roihwell, near Leeds, presses himself thuss—" For near 30 years I was afa cted w.tk weakness in my whole frame, indigt.tion, dimness of sight,beial. ache, 'and at times violent spasms in my stomach and hoerels, whfch nearly depr.ved me of ezivence, and destroyed ail ape of obtaining relief, as a very method failed that was tried; bat hear. lug the great repute of the Cordial Balm of Gilead in our mita. bourhood, a servant hoy was di patched to Mr. Mer,sio, of Wakefield, for a bottle, the first dose of witieu relieved the pains—diseelled the wind—and my body, that was drawn ug and contracted, became almost instatitaueonsly to Its usual plaablity ,• one bottle absolutely restored me to health. Being aeterinined to wait in person' in Dr. Solomon, to return him thanks for the great comfort 1 enjoyed 1)7 taking the Balm of Gilead, I rode on horseback from Carleton to Liverpool, a &stance n . Bo tittles, i 4 IWD days, fur that purpose, and seel it no less nay . dety titan Judi. nation to taut the above taco for the benefit of mankind." Goutwoavu, NEAR Comut.irrtm.—Mr.Bayne ' 4 To pm and your most invaluable Msdieh.e I ow e e v ery b k .. sing *Welt I now enjoy. During the Lours. of far year. j was gmvotedy aBlitte.l with a nervous uisoMer, trvio ; to the indixretions of my youth, which kat as.sed my Mad with incessant spasms, del,iillatiOU of the whole nervous ..,rw eri ,.l fele:a:WM of my Limbs, &c. Iw is twice Mika U? in a nervous fewer by the faculty, and bermie so altered that I was rot «woo known by my (newts; I then Wait to Mr. Fanned., t*t C011 7. 14 0) . 1 , 'Me three bottles of your invaluable Cordial Balm of Gilead, which entirchr restored me to my lywhlt and fanel;." . . g.. 7. It is lespossible to intert all Lite CAWS and cut es which Dr. So!Quints is in pos. %Aim set, as it would repuire some swoons; be contents tion.ett with win.' has liven inserted. great exp?r::•kr.r having e43133413Ceil lout, that IA all morbid Afecann, of the 1-lu,ul and lymph (the cause ot &tuned every 113 ilady) so noble,safe, and dietaries's a remedy, was never oM:red to msnitind• Sold by S. Leigh, 18, Sawa; and by all Venders of Parent Medicines in Europe and America, price ifs. and 3Js: a fotle, duty inciesled. Of whom may be had, the Anti-Imperizines, or Solomon's Drops, an alisolute core tor th e thin% . .iertWULA, 1.1)1057, ac. Price I ill. SO iss. per liottle. Sot nion's Abstercent I.o: ion, 511 etc. •cr..al curs for acorhut:c eruptions, coarseness, redness, pr.tillei, on the face, trand• . and' neck. Price 41.0 d. per tu, tie, • Also, 50100100 . 3 (Wide CO wL'ch explains In a toorl.e and easy tranocr, the mow sintpl.: methods or treat meat, cti fi l e f., amino, remedies, tor urrvoui, ilituctomilriac, and consumptive I complaints. Price 3s. FRAUD PREVENTED. I. counteract the many attempts that are daily made to Impose nn the unwary a spurisois composition In stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martini they are induced to adnpr a new Label, hi which their address, 97, High Holborn, is placed up conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, Anti the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, wit etbeile purchasers at once to detect the itn l •osition. The howl Japan IiLACICING, MAIO by DAY and M UtTibl, 97, High Holborn, win in future be sold in Bottles at. dd. Is. and Is. dd. each, and a copy of the label left with ail Vynsiers. DAY •ND MARTIN, 97. il.gh Hoibore.