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Policies of hisurisce, which expire at the abate Period, should be mewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. EXCHEQUER CZ-lAMB/4, EDINBURGH, Si: et. 11S. OTICE is here'y given to JANET ROSi, the torphe t test si,ter of DAvidEttss; Bog. Secretary to the thaw rat Post Mee, Scotlar.d, Eletatced, that antics* IJO ISIS Wel thado to the- Right Honourable the Barba., by *Mr. Mei' tittchan, Clerk-in-the Oetieral Poo Olgiee -of Scotland, for behalf of him, self' and the Childrt:n of otlrzr Sivert of the said Pavia goo, lot a Olft of Bastardy of the estate and eats of David Ross, Porter of-the Woodford Lair Inttfantal, his satinet 'on. Lis •• .y wets i. alahabod. in I YAI Itnia. lllos:rare ; w.rt t 1 Plate,. ;.nee 4.1. bionic 'FETTERS on NATURAL Ana TAI. PHILVIOPHY, Ci4E.I4I3TRY; PHYBIOi.J3Y, ard other Ilroutlers . at &lento veral tics is the npterial emit Ad..l -"4*l to a T.Natill studio.i tdu ASA• mop:gm—Ey the Row. 1. JOYCE. Aethor d Se• •11:41.: OlaLsgoes. . Printed for J. Jo'. sou and C s •• ' • ' ENC IT LOPM.UIA BatI'ANNICA, THIS Work being no* E iishcd, the Slam:T . (sM arc respectfully requested to complete their sets .tl/I:lUliatsly, to preve:l disappointment. ••` Ike price of all the psrnitsf the present edition wilt be raised to ills. each on the 114 of November. T 3 1 4 1.0iti .1 .; lust rubtieted. La ova. wait i•kr es. HE FLOP.ISPs UUME ; A cown.A:'E T TitEA u•• •I.e CM. rugs and M.VXMIE*.i.SNI* of t'ie princip ti PANC.`.Y FLowaits.ouLuoils wins, ace. with a Diiwerttch:s tM Suns and Manures. ay JAMES MAD. DOCKS. lite of Walw.teck. A new Edition. 'nun 11,,, by Cu 'lns, canntining coloured inatio•is 4 the Flow IN and carmine, dra:r;p.ive tbo l V e grent processes 4 Garda% nu. and ufthe Implerwata used in liordcnlture, price Us. and a fee I Is. 41d. Lachlan: Printed for J. Hardin!. SS, St. laossithotreot. EAGLE FIRE INSURAItE, CORNHILL, I.OgUON. PAYMENT OF RERP OF PREMISES RENDERED UN * TENANT?...BLE BY FIRE. P OLICIES of Insurance expiring at MICHAELMAS, shonid be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period, o prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein.---MIRCAN VILE INSURANCES erected at reduced Premiums. Priutud for Volum., Hood and Sharpe, sl,PMdtry. NEVI THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. t ['p -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER Is, will be acted the Tragedy of KING LEA R. King Lear, Mr. REMBLE ; • Eat! of Gh.:ter, Mr. NI URRAY ; Edgar, Mr.. C. REMET.2. M. BRUNTON ; Phrieiatp, Mr. DAVENPDXT. 1 - )fScet, Mr. ntwy • O N ald, Mr. FARIA,Y. Alas. HUMPHRI w ES; Ret.n; Mrs. WESTON; Cordelia, by A YOUNG LADY, • (Being her first appearance in London.) To which will be added the Mush al Entertainment of THE WATERm AN. Torn Tug, Mr. INCLLDON. rots Ts. Second Price Cs. ed. Pit sr. cid. Second Price 2s. Gaikry 25. Second Price is. Upper Gallery ls. Second Che doors will be opened at half past flue, and the Play begin at It li past six. Places for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Brandon, at the new Bc:-Ofrice in Prima:. Place, dart-sect, frtan ten ttll tour. This Evening—The Fleet sa 1312 ; with Osche sad Malvin 3. • i\locday, tbeTragedy of Romeo anal Juliet. Ttr-sday, Tile Heir az Law ; w;t h (for the first time) a New D rs .. -.Atie Romance, c:illad 'I he britlal king. Vtdoesday, 'r'te •I'raotly of Macl;etli ; Lady Macbeth, by ;li.lcoi...(be:wt liar rirst appearance t!ris S('ILIOn ) i ti -AsIIIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN. tati ,, h+.,Lt No. 19, Sh+Trard-street, aolden-square,,.. ti ;..nd i.,%utlenien of any age, Who have never ittarm that ac.-:).-1.,:inient, or have not the. rnoLlern style. V:. At..:.LN's syvent of teds;linig is expresily Itudkd for those • is is an to acquire easily that faslih ,. ; ddr. rtqui s;•t ior expelitiou.+ly, privately, and in sultrier sye of gr.'.c.2 znd elegance. 'film who •:.o not want privali+ t. vArg learn at a small • ex:Pence, with a respertalti. wof p , .:;,;!5, on the pul,lic Leac:liiig evening+. Proftssurs of dancing 1.1 , 3 6 ;:t the tut elegant f.,ricy dances, and all the superior p.lets of pr•l: . eision. Thrt. .‘ i(!tllbiiPS2re every Vt , • LESS isal AN ADD:T:O.s.:AL PRIZE OF T THOWNXD - - - - - - AND TiCI:EN AND SHARES - CHEAPER AT r i YTON'S CORNHILL, near the Mansion Hous:•. The przsnt LOT TER - 7 to be drawn 19th of vas r , thou.:es 5..•;: Prizes of £lQ,o‘o, by which the Chance of r,ainio; cif:ter of those Capitals is. incroased One Foerth. Tickci and Shares will silos - I - Ls RISE, therefore an immediate rurchise will prove a eertaia caving, at EYTON I S, Cotbbill, vho sOti, in sixfe.-a Sixteenths, the oily £5,000 Prize shared in 17.,t Let:cry, No. 2,763! and in the - few preceding mouths C*:t!s to , he aalrun: £200,c00. POUNU: I , • BISI-1 reminds his Friens that the LovrgttY I • begirs and finishes the 1 1 1th of THIS MONTH. Tickets • Slmtres are selling in great Variety, at both his Offices, 4, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, IVbere 'll-IIRTY CAPITAL. PRIZE: were sold in Shares • the lAA Ntric MoN rris, including Three Prizes. of /Awe°. The present Same contains only 4,000 Numbers, yet there are 5 ... Prizes of 6.. ... setlo,ooo .5 Prizes of ... 2,000 5 ... ... Prizes of 1,000 There are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate of One d^cido tht• wher Four. One Number must pin ..2100,000. . ..• All Btstness in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and di , patch by T. BIM, Stock•sroker. . GRAND CITY LOTTERY. Order of the Lords of. his Majesty's Treasury, tlic Third and Last Grand CITY LO ITEM/ will draw on the 4th of DECEMBE:t, Ift O. CERTIFICATE. We, whose names are her,•unto subscribed, hxve carefully ..irveyed aud valued the rrcehold Buildings allotted as r:izell in the Third ri:v Lottery, and we adjudge the separate -.:ue of earl r• be a, iwraity,: F. PAY Nlk.R, THOMAS SWITHIN, D. R. ROYER. London, A':gust 44, 1809. SCHEME. I Prize . -, f X 15,700 I 3 1 ... ..... 0;900 I 1 . 1 9,300 I 1 . 1 ...... ... 6,030 I 1 1 4 101 1 1 1 4,0( • . 1 1 3,1400 I 1 i Mo.) I 1 3 3,30 r I 1 q,lthi Prizes of. 2C3,600 , 2900 4 2,6‘X) 2,300 1,900 1,800 1,400 SUO . • \ ...... .v • Nei rix..ri P3: I ZZ. • 'kis Prklie7tF is sl rapidly improving, that there can be no ;:n it n1:1 v•cri:i clotl'ole its presert value in a very few year.. PAEAN I' PRICE. TiAct ' 4:8 1S 0 £4 !2 0 Ei g hth - £1 4 0 - 2 I 7 0 Sixteenth - 012 0 it,:. to and Shares are now on Sale at the following Max, i. i and 13, stor.n?r-street ; 13 and 14, Pickett-street; 7, lw-hill; and (1, AW.zate, (Corner of Hounchtlitch.) .NCER.3 EFFECTUALLY CURED WITHOUT SURGI CAL OPERATION, Me. P.a. - tr.'', i egular Practitioner; Church-raw, Ham/Atead. NVARIABLE succe s s alone could induce this'as sertiTl, whieli numbers of individuals that have been perfectly red will tessity, even those who had laboured under the corn int twent y year& Mr. Rogers, therefore, conscientiously offers , o the Public :a cure the above disease by gentle and am ! means with safety and permanence. (:10sc paid), directed as above, will he punctually at to, a ail nvtwries ntay be matl.t at the respective -houses of sr , . Airy, No 57, S'Aoreditch ; Mr. Wells, No, 26., Leaden ?-street; Mr. Brown, No. 2, Pauton-street ; and Miss Turn !. No. f.i , Oxford-erre% N H. fk,lyce to the Poor, Tuesday and Friday Mornings.' i21K.(1.: , : y Chi .EIMATtiI) ANTI Bil.loU S P'll,l,S have long obtained a just cele• brit; in the private practice of the Proprietor, 4)4r. Dixon, ry, ar,tl tram their great'sticcass in many obstinate Bi- t.olr numerous patients of distinction and others, . the 1/r.1,..e 14 Bedford, sir George Warren, Sir Gre. Page tile Dowager Lady Say and Sele„ tlseViscoun. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the .):'c, the approbation and sanction of their name. " Deal Cagle , 1-lilverforawen, Stnith Wales, Feb. s 4, 1303 Ca; fain 1.107 d present's his compliments to Mr Tfixont al not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a ur, it he would iend hiin four or five boxes of ins Pills as soon pcs,ibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, w iia has - always used the Medi r.e, is now prk gnant, and unwell ; for the :;rcat service they meteen to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel lgishop an') all his Captain Lloyd feels.it.his dot) to recommend the Pills . ..ever he Iles; he really thitiks'if Mr.' Dixon would appoint persons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to r. c - Inaitatity." he Pills art: foend to be an incomparable remedy for restoring tune of the s:o:tach, for curing Incii, , estion, tor preventing their consequent disagreeahte eructations and Rani ltC!eS. prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sith ~ :r-heart-;urn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, ~.; a kt:',llita•etl , t , yoac't, s.hzthei arising front the acrimony of eklin , dant , it , ' eroperate diet, or.drinking to excess. • '• l d VAr.tty,;:".c azi.l rem'', at Mr. 'Littler's, No. 4, Cheanside, timer of ParernoAter row ;ASixter and CO and Smith, Eden turgh and Glasgrw,; tioxlimd and Hayden, Ptymenth ; Neves perry and F.nti. Dublin '7, Peek and Turner', Hull r and most :ountry mcdlclue.v.:r.til:vo, in batila at Es. X and 6L sac 1, rho v.vltl 'tilt L. 1 Cl)i!:i1-i B • be and Sitar TChere ' t , * 20,000 yet then There a d^cidus ancl . on the •.rveye r:izeo i - .:Je 0 ll:gust 1-7.11 r Straw Tit CAN N jk se cared • N. . . . • • 1!•rw ta.4,1 lu Earl 1••••11 Nv:,• 41131. e. Itill • n+.l ON , ilu be, c 0 EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. Every description of Insurances upon Lives may he effected at thie . Oiffce with the utmost facility, upeln terms of peculiar ad- ♦antage. W. DBE rf lANI, Secretary.- N.B. The Hatf 'Vali) , Dividend, are rOra. paying at tile Ce. ARMY. AkE,SSMAN wishes for a Situltinn—even be well ree.nmvadeil from the ()Akers of the itecituritt he has kft.-1 Amy (past paid) adiressed to L. M. No. It, liia street, Soho. CUSTOM TiOUSE,„BRiSroL, Ovroara 1, 1810. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • Fty Order of me Hon. Comnsissioners of his Majesty's Customs, in the 1.o:! i.toons of the Catttorn House, on the 18th insant, at Four o'C!ock to the ArterLooa, 132 Grace WATCH GLASSES in assorted Lots, for being entered under stake. , BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF 4. MIRROUGI I. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by B. LEWIS, On Monday the 29th day of OctoWer inst. at the Antelope Inn, in New Serum, la the Counts/ of Wilts, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under conditions of Sale to be tlien produced, THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. Lot 1. All that capital I.easithold Messuage or Dwelling House, with the spacious Warc-ruoms b.:longing them°, sit:J..te in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, late in the occupati.et of the s;; Mchael Burrough; together with the g.tsci will of ti.e erensive and wellsoccustomed busiress of a Woollen Dra:it•r, M...rcer, and Undertaker, for more than fifty years carried o t therein. The above premises have been mostly ~ cw within a few years, are in excellent repair, and in point of bitlrelloll are tillerifir to none In Salisbury. The Fixtures and such part of the titoc. l / 4 in Trade as shall 'remain undisposed of at the time of the sale, will be required to be taken at an appraisement by the purchaser of these premises. Lot 2. A Freehold Massage or Dwelling House adjuring Lot • 1, in which act exteasive Banktog Business has been esta- Wished and carried on for mare than twenty years last past. Lot 3. A Leaselso'l Stable, ilrewhoust, and Outbuildings in the Butcher•row,.Sasishuri, late in the occupation Of the said M. Burrough, hear iO Lots 1 and 2. The respvetre ',enacts will slim the premises; an-. 1 for further particulars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, Joint So:Lenore to the Assiimees ; if by letter, the postage must be paid. HAMP •liiRF. TO EE S 011) SY PRIV/VIE CONTRACT, AFREEiiOLD ESTATE, with the Manor of Roydon, containing 458 Acres, or tirreabouts, of Arable, Meadow, aod Wond Lana, lying within a Ring Fence, with a and comfortable ReAti• nce, Ofliz..s of every dried?. tfor, subsiantial Farm Buildings, Pleasure Ground and Shrub beries, containing mane rae &al vadataOte plants, and a detached v. Jed • Tartlen of cunskerable extent st.xkel with Freit Trees, Hot aad .succrision Houses, Melon Fr &c.; the whole in perfect ordt . .. and repair, and At for the inunedate occupation of a large family. The Fstate is ptetalfully supplied with excellent Water; there al.o on the st t abundance of rich Iklarle, Clay fur Bricks, GraveL l'he Manor abounds with Caine, and Im:shies the usual Manorial Rights, peculiar Privileges and extensive Forest Rig:sts lat.:.ing to the Estate, which is 'lithe Free, and the Land Tax iA redeemed. Th Estate is situate In a very desirable Neighbourhood in the New Forest, ar.d commands Views of the• Isle of Wight and over a beautiful Ca n ary, and is distant three miles from Lymington and six trom I.yndhurst. , To be viewed, wit:Cr irLets only, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, front Ten o'Clock In the Morning to Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. Por further Particalari and Tiegets o n ly to Met.:,. Bicknell and Spedding, London. NORFOLK MANORS' AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r, TWO very eligihle r.STIATISS in the County of Norfolk, oue consisting of the extensive Manor of Wrox hatn with SaMous*, with the Royalties thereto belonging. A modern built Mansion House, railed Wrosham Hall, delightfully situated, with various attached end detached Offices, and Out building:, Lawn, hkrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive Plantations, altogether for-zing a most elegant and convenient Residence for a Gentleman of fortune. Also three large Farms. with suitable House* and Out-build ings-1n Wroxham and Salhouse, in the oecurstion of respect:Oak Tenants. whose Leases are neatly expired. And several small Farms; Cottages and Lands contiguous to Cie rest of the pro- Petty, which consist: in thi whole tif upwards of eleven hundred Acres lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the Hsu phal Farm. Wroxhans Hall Is situated between s:x and seven mike from Norwich, in a .genteel" neighbourhood surrounded by excellent roads; the .Estate is bouilded on one• side by the Navigable River front Aylshans to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining Fiece of water called Norton's' Broad, and In part of another piece of water &Bed the Bridge Broad, there is an exchnive lii3ht of Fishing. The Game of an kinds is abundant, and Caere is plenty of Marie on the Premises, for which there is a constant ready sale us a considerable yearly•amount. .. The other Estate consists of the extensive Manor of Nector. A small House, called Necton Lodge, sufficiently conunothous for a Sporting'Resid-Uce. Also four large Farms, with b u :t. tb ' e Houses and Out.builtitngs in. Necton, lit the occupation of rt.- spectsble Tenams, whose Leases, eacat one, are expired. A Wood of about tevetity-one Acres in the centre of the Estate, with other Lands tulksitting to the' r:•st of the property, which altogedver . consi.ts of about wit) Awes lying completely in a ring fence. - . . . . ' Necton is -situated on the Turnpike - coal fr ont .1 1 1tprieb to ..toraffisam, dittant (tom the land gloat four milt* elk in the atiest Bporting pert of the 'County. . • . Surveys and full particulars are preparing of &A • lba above Estates, and in the mean time the satin: may be Meowed upOss ap plication' to the R.evetend Motel Collyetvor Itainham, Ihar Sit. 1 tiogbourtee, to Kent; Thema& Walte r Sol. Nei. 1g h; noun. Graham ? Elmiirley. and Thonwille. Liveries lon,Leasion ;Tim.. nem Ginter Ekieti, * ,4. and Mr. , santatei Mitchell, LentlAstant e darer 4111 awl joku Deraiiit; In. Sitadhauts . * • ;:,; This t'ay was pit:dished, handsomely printed la eva.price boards. and in denty . l2r4o, rice as. bound, THE RISE and PROGRK.SS. t.t RELIGION -a- in the SO01.: illustratt:d In a course of serious .od priet6 cal Addresses, suited to persons s ol - very character and circuit.. stance ; with a Devout Itletlitatit;n oa Prayer added to each Chapter. To which is added, a Scrinon on the Cue of the Soul. By P. I.)3DDitilXiE, D.D.—The Vifteeeth Edition. Prilited for I'. C. and i. Riving:on, W. Otrilhe atid Soo, J. Walker, Scatchard and Letterman; J. Cuthrli, - Vernon., Hood and Sh4rpe, C. Law, John Iticha:clsun, Dartost and ii•sreey, J. M. Richardsmi, Longman, HMV, Hee... Orme and Brown, J. Mawman. Mathews awl Ltigh, and R. Schuh*. BEAUTIE3 OF ENGLAND ANr) WALE.% This day was published, tcvo. cantainizig Yq 1 4 1.itrs, price Cl. 3s. or R9yal svo, I7s. Vol. X. of THE BEAUTIES of ENGLAND & WALES ; cop , aining au Account of London and MiAllesei. By FdIiWARD WEDI.AKE BRAY Lk.Y. Printed for Vcrnar, Hqotl, awl Sharpe, ot, Puttlery ; Lon:- roan. Hurst, Rees, Urine and Browne; 3. Harris, J.Cutbed, 1. Rt,:llardson, and Crosby and Co. _ . Where may he had, a few Complete Sets In 11 yds. bro. price Xl2, or ou royal paper, £t9 1,7.. ;:r. Any volume separate to complete sets. P. S. All the volugae., of tlik wor;c being tam in the hands of Editors, communications relwing to the totpubli4hed Counties will ha thankfully recrivelk; Poultry. This day wgs put dished, in octavo, refry t:s. TPETITION of the ENGLISH ROMAN A- C NTHOMS contidered, in a Charge deliver.rl to the" Cergy in the Diocese of Gloitcester, at the Triennial Visitation of that Diocese in the Alunth of lune, 1 810 . By GEORGE ISAAC HUN TINGFORD, D 1). F.ILS. Bishop of Gloureet.T, and warden >K Winchester Colkge. Printed for T. and W. Davies, Straisd.—Of whont may also had. by the sametAuthso, the following Works, 1. Preoaratinn for the. Holy Order of Priests, nye. price gsaid. 2. An Introauction to the Writing of Greek, lino. price Gs. In Soards. 3. 1 A Call for Union with the Established Church, ilvo. price ss. In boards. 4. Diqeaurses on different Subjects, two volasnits, Ova On 14s. in boards. This day was published, a new Edition in I 2mo.price 4s.boards, '1 'HE COMPLETE DISTILLER; containing 1. l'he Method of performing the various Processes of Distillation, with descriptions of the several instruments; the whole Doctrine of Fermentation; the manner of drawing Spirits • from Malt, Raisins. Nlulasses, Sugar, &c. and Of rectifying them with instructions for imitating, to the gr..atest perfection, both the colour and fliv:otr of French Brandies. g. The manner of lli,tiiiing all kinds of Sieaple Waters from Plants, Flowers, acc.• 3. Tiit. in. ;:iod making al; the Compound Waters and rich Cor dials so largely imported front France and baby ; as, likewise, all ilithe now ma.'.o in Great itritain. To which are added, Ac-' curate Descriptions of the sevegiDrugs. Plants, Flowers, Fruits &c. used by Distil med Mli ructions fur hoosing he best of each kind. T le delivered in the plainest manner, for the use of bot nisti!!zrs and Private Families. illustrated with a plate.—]ly'A. CO(IPE111, Dist!iler. Printed for Vector, Hood tee Sharpe,.2t , Poultry ; J. Cuthell, Middle-raw, FLOorn 4,141gt0an., Ilarst. Rees, ()rote and Erowne, Paternoatefikwavy. Crotty and Co. Stationers:Ceour. THE TWE.i.VE ums.‘its. In the press, and speedily will be published, (DacVcated to More), ACHAIN of HISTORY, which comprises the LIVES of the TWELVE C.IF.SAP.:I; preceded by a suc cinct account of Rome from its first Nuail.rion, and such as it was immediately anterior to the k&'u of C•co.tri Caesar. his' work comprivs also the stopetolotts s pi..iut of the girth of our. lecEurn SAvioua, the Great R.-dr.:ens of Mankind! which event happened in the Atigto•ean Age—the Crucifirion and As• tension, in the minpestuous. Reign of Tiberius—the. Stoning of St. Stephen, the Protomartyr, by the is ws—the Destruction of the Temple and the Ctty of J. rusakin, by Veva.sian and Titus. Together with an Ah , tract of the I.r.ws of the forty-eig!tt stic• ceeding ~ F.inperors ; widt a full ac, aunt of Athar.asius. St. Chrysostom, St. Basil, anti St. Ptlyczen— the total 11.molitIon ui Rome, by the Goths, Hunt, and Vandals--and t::e pation of Rotate and Cum tl.e power those Ilartiarians, by Cha:letnagne, the EsAirror of tile %Ver. The mr'.-o,le inter spersed with Geographic..l and Theological ietxeitces. i u which ii added, a Chronolottiesl Tahie of the four first Ages of the Christian Church ; with the ;lames of tht Consuls annually ar ranged during that period. Particularly adapted to the use of young persons.—By ELBA ROGERS. Prired for I'. Catlell and W. Davies, Strand. 4 RUDEN's CONCORDANCE. Tar The I'llr:baser. of this Edition may rely with confhlenee on its superior :.:.curacy, every reference throughout the whole • having been carefully aparel with the corresponding passage in the 1:11b14, by 'a (4.4104:man who has employed sonic years on _ this useful lalumr. This day was puMiihed, handsomely printed in one large Vol. 4ti . price boned XI 1 2s. the 6th edition (to whi4 , ll k now preGb.ed, from auitie.ei.: material;, a Life of the Author, by Alexander Ca thy. ris. E,sq.) of A cOM PLETE CONCORDANCE to the HOLY .L. 1 SCI4IPTLIRES of the 01.1) and NEW TESTAMEN i'; or, a I)icthiriary and Ali e hillieeseit lodes to the Blhae ; very ii4eful ail Christians who,s riu,aly read and :Ludic ill,: 3ireti Writ- Oz.: '1 o which is 'added, a Concordance to the Boots called An.)cupt•a. The whole digested in un easy end regnlir method ; vs Rich , together *ill% the variou's signification% and other improie monk now added, renders ft more useful than any Look of the hand hitherto fuldisla3l. jly AI.I;XANIMI caUDII.N, M.A. The 6th edition, in which every text has been artfully domed ana correct:if by - the ti dy Scrip/or" • Printed for N. C. and J. it iv.ngtop, W Orridge and Son, T. Payne, J. Walker, J. etth.:.l. G:Witkie anel J. I:troimeo. R. Lea, .W. 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T. clay was pithlilied, Printed on R citing Paper, price 21s. for a Year, or 10s. St for Half-a-year% beat, THE FARIMZR's ACCOUNT BOOltfor 1810, a. 0.1 181 1. Be MMUS of the PrhatotTables and Instructions contained in this 1: , '0.1t, any Farm Servant who ma write, is enaiiled to keep with accuracy and ease, the accounts of a Farm. The rr-at utility of this Publication to Farmers, Btewerds, Bal. tiffs, and Cultlva•ors of every description, Is now fully primed, by Its cacti:Wm circulation throughout the kingdom. And it is recommended to the notice of *very Oman's° who wishes to know how Lis land is managed, as it cattalos a My accoont of Labour performed; of Increase and Decrease of Stock; of Res ceipti and Disbursements, and In fact, forms a complete Jowled of every Wag done ea a Farm each eek throughom the year. London t Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. laasenoereet, and may be bad (if bespoke) of every Bsokeellek Stationer, 80111 NeWerftin, tbrougboat the kingdom, THOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak. new of stomach, obstructed blie, see bad dissidaromfD4 relief inSPILSEURY's PATENT ANTISCOItgUTIC alkOP4 which enjoy all the properties of talonwl, Without be irritability they also consult the health of the stomach, by prenuitiag the sp. petite, and an ite:rsase of tritium the health insproves.—le deat• seated abscesses, where a cure could mare* be. contemplated, so healthy a change has beat produced, as to ratite*, best hopes of success. !e. Eruptive, Scrophulons, Gouty, Rbetwelatt, and Scorbutic complainta. its reputation is establietted..-iWeet'lledis orders attended to, at the Dispensary, IS, Solltempscredea. The genuine Medicine has the governmem &my _op.* black ink stamp . and the words. " Up the Kim's " elr pressed od the bottle, bill of dinsetina, and outside Sold 15, Soho-square, in ornall battles it Ss. U. = sir istdai ice. and larger Xi. ..o.—Composed lissom as... ADVICE. " To altulnister to a mind dist:mad, pluck famaabe alkaaity a noted 'arrow, " R;:ze out the written troubles at the brain, and with saaill emr.:st obllvious antidote " Cleanse the foul bonus at that perilous stie WWI wdoN upon the heart." • IT is notoriois, that various disordat elf the Inunas fmmo :re brought on by &nineties in yeah, ami there*. violation of those rules which prudence dktstee tar ebernileiss. don of health, and laying a foundation for tern; and with a firm and strong constitution. The Shelley et Manta Ire no sooner lost thaq painful experience teaches the ibeedinsable value of it, and the unhappy patient Wits armed, we efseek du in vain, fur the means of its recovery I • . • i 'flit Cordial Balm of Gilead is imiversafir acknowledalli te be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wettings, lON Of wed," fibs digr•tion, depreolon a spirits, trembling or shaking ef dieter& or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and delve habia. it thins the blood. eases the Most violent NM* thehrlid and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By the Nobility anti G_ atry this medicine is much admired, being pleasant tai tee taste and &null, gently autingley the three of the stomach. sad giving eat proper tensity which a good digestine requires : Notting can be better adapted to help and enesids the awoke. Lion the; a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. Thu esedial highly esteemed in the East and West Indies, for aoselibleg and lovigoratia; the nervous system, aed Ginter a u five ou tiebilhatt.4 constittnihns. might balms aell.lelets contract , :d in hot climates. Those who Live the care and ednesOes of Fasalea,tbe atediese as well as :be sedentary part of the consewaky, shoeld saver be without the Cordial lei of Oihaul. which resaneet ilhatsas its the head, Livigorates the mind. improves ie orsemey, mad saw liveni the imagination. It enrichertist bleed *Wiest 01111111efr Ir ; bravo without stinmlsting too violets* the nem* trees and disburthens the beers and other in:penal* solves obstrotrior.s, throws off visdd sari humans the.rneral habit, and brings back the muscular Shoe ee catural and healthy A:mem it is csiculatedte penalise in a gidtrible degree, all or any of these: eires it. se it mat, seder tain.nentlifications and rmaktlent, be equally saved Ise cure of every species of decay. Ir hldgely adored 40 ail those, who, by an immoderate ledalesepo of their pessiimee ruined their eons:4l44ns, and breoght ea a perfect Table II salts, or in their way to the ceasseattudenef dun dep!eembh lady, are *fleeted with any of tbove pr resets epepallPs dig tray its approach, as the various alisetises of the swim •- ciiistlnate s siee.s, involuntary misdeals. eices*„ bee/ uhseructi , ins of cer.sin evatuatioas, streak nessai barr e nri c tsAt. ibe valetudinarian by bins.• al* kaa s , from kis pArewsthe iiiiier,tance of a illicas.d seal iroprimAatb. the debate f.naale, whom 110811:111111116 sad Wade* M. tart with the immoderate em el tea and other welsh watery allow has, withset any faith of brought on the calarv" symptoms of a e^wommtive habit, atm are, without dimly ant ..sinking hie an untimely grime ! 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