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AlO,OOO ,e90.M0 under Royal Patronage , intend+ to deliver a SECON D BROOKE - HOUSE FARM; roncisting of a 4 it,eoJ lO,OOO I.l . .c . rußE 0. Slit. ADVANTAGES of EDUCATION JILP CRpital Fares - Horne , Cow-(lone , Stable ?, and other 4 °.tloo S.OOtl in GENERAL, and of his SYgTEM in particular, where- R u ndi agai toxe d„. r w i l t, a b ost 2 00 A cres o f wider Meadow, 8 l,OOO MAIM by ONE MASTER may teach a Thousand Children, finish Pasture. and a small portion of Arable Land. l' , their Isatruetiois in the 'Alernentary Branches of Learning in LODGEWOOD FARM, coenistiug of a bond Farm- V 4 1;00 lee, than half the Time according to the old Plan of Tuition, House, %shim Bars, &c. &c. together Stith En Acres of :jj and at one-third of the I.:spruce. Meadow, Pastures, and Arable Land. 4,91 U •• I.; 72,b0) The principle of ORDER. by which ONE MASTER Both the above Farms adoin each other iu a Ring Fence, can govern so litany Purls, will be demonstrated by a num- are highly improveablei d istant from Rath and Desires 12 5.),U , ,X) Ticket.. .e 200,00), her of Bo). esemplifs tog the practice of it. The different miles, and Warminster (which is a large market town) only part, of the Lecture n ill Le elucidated by many interesting four and a lo w . This Lottery CllA‘iti; of only 5000 Numbers (from Ito 5000 farts. For farther Particulars apply (if by Letter, post paid) to inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets of each Number, The Lecture will he delivered at the GREAT ROOM, Meters. Saamiers and Co. Solicitors. Bradford. Wilts t or, which will be severally entitled to Meyer Prize it drawn PAUL'S HEAD, Cateatowsareet, on the Evening of the Mr. Davis, L im d S urveyor. ii mm i s o rws . New Warmioster. against sat+ Namber ; for instance, rf No. I should Ise dranti Day called TUBSI)AY, the Bth of Stu Month ( logos ), at p . .. p ommies may be b ad at u m i y . 4 t ay neat , when the a Prier of VOOOl. the Foot Tickets of that Number Hill Si: o'clock precisely. present Tenants' term exp ire , . mil be en titled tat.'u..lol. mafiing, ia the n hole, ha (101. au •.• Aditiot. Oar Soa p ier each Perwma. ha is mail mit , , ~' No. 1073. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. WE. the HIGH SHERIFF of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, baying received a Requisition, a i red by Three Hundred and upwards of Freeholders of (his Otani!, for the porpose of convening a Meeting" for taking i n to consideration the propriety of Pelitioaing the Coto " mons Howe of Parliament for such a Reform hi the Eire " lions and otherwise, as *Mali secure to the Nation the Riditv and Vies of Representation in that House , ;' do a ppoint a Meeting of the Freeholdern of the said County, to b e held at the MERMAID TAVERN, at Hackney, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of AUGUST nest, at One o'clock precisely, for the above purpobes. J. J. 111 . 11, CLAUDS. STEPHEN HUNTER, Sherif. London, the fan July, 1909. SMY,X) Ticket.. _ sae hipence. The irioeipte of ORDER, by which ONE MASTER can govern so many Para, will be demonstrated by a was ber of Bop esemplifsing the practice of it. The different parts of the Lecture o ill be elucidated by ninny interesting facts. The Lectsre will he delivered at the GREAT ROOM, PAUL'S HEAD, Cat•atoa-.treet, on the Evening of the Day railed TUESDAY, the Bth of stit Month (karat), at Six o'Clock precivety. •.• Adettia, One Si d ling each Pena', labs pol 4 at the Door .f the todore Anon:. This Lottery CllA‘iti; of only 5000 Numbers (from I to 5(1011 inclusive) ; but there are Fume Tickets of each Number, which will Is» severally entitled to taliatever Prize iv drawn against t.itcl. Nausber ; for initiate, W No. I should lie dranu a Prier of V 0,001.11. the Four Tickets of that Number o ill tech be cutitled to '2u.,K.1.11. making, blithe o hole, 80,0111011. that if :►ur pewee parttime asarethau tlae •the :In Number, mad that Number prove fertuaate, be may FLOWER, hi IT OR. A Common Cannel', holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the cnv of Loudon, on Tuesday, the Ist day of AS g+94, Igen. Resoi.vro, THAT this Court did, on the 6th day of April lan. express its thanks and gratitude to GYP Ll.lrn LLOYD W A RID Le,Eig. for hia conduct in bringing forward and substantiating serious charges against the late Connalowler in Chief. which, notwithstanding the majority in his favour in the House of Comiternr, compelled his resignation. That cirrionstane has since transpired which can in any man ner les-t the importance of that investigation, impeach his motive., or afect the merits of the case. On the cootrtry, his unwearied exertions. persev erance, arid fortitude, snider Inexampled threats and iilfiuties, have developed a scene of scandalous abuse and cormption, not only in the army, but in various departniests of the State. That it has been discovered by the said Investigation, that these aliases have extended, not only to the disposal of C hank mod Past India Patronage, but also to the disposal of Seats in the Leeistiturc ; and cnarges have been brought for ward, and proofs offered, implicating in such corrupt and II iezol traffic Lord Viscount C,astlereagh. the lion. Spencer Pereeval, and the Hoe. Heaney Wellesley. all Members of il l , lipase, and then and wow holding ostensible situations his Majesty's (internment. a traffic which, hi the language of tar Speaker of the House of Common', " WouLn Betio 4I SRL %TER, SCAIDAL UTOW THE PADLLASIVIT 1111 Tile N \TIOII THAN THIS cooScrao HAS ITCH ItiIOWN MICH 11‘ LI Amr.vr tt ts H ID AN existence. That theatid Investiptinn has also led to the at itro y er y, that the said Lord Castlereagh. one of his Nlaiesty's Seem tole-. of 'sate, :rid late President of the Board of Controul , did, ri flagrant breach of his duty as a Minister, abase of hi: p a t i onage, ail eri,s violation of the Constitution. place a Writership in the hands of Lord Giancarlo. a %Telpher of the same Board, for the purpose of obtaining for hint a seat in Parliame.a • which fact the said Lord Castlereagh has him self admitted, and. notwithstanding there appeared a smaller majority in his favour. than appeared In favour of the Duke of 'York, in manifest injustice to his Royal Highness. and grow insult to the Nation, the said Lord Castlereagh still re tain his official situation. That these attacks upou the vital principles of the Goma tntion have been made without punishment or censure: and minims for imptiry into such practices hay. hem rejected epos the alleged frequency and notoriety of them ; and Par liament has thereby , as well DS by passim,' • Rill to ptevent the s..k of Seats in that House. recognized and acknowledged the corrupt inaumice under which it as been called together , and exercised its functions. That it was stated by 311 r. Wardle, that there was an Office publicly kept ores for the sale of Places ander Governmeut and aitbough such statement, when sonde, only excited the derision of Miiiiaer. and the House, it has since appeared, that the above statement was earner; and his Majesty's Mi nisters have indicted and convicted several pence concerned therein, and such practices were declared in the said indict . meat to have a tendency to degrade, vilify, and traduce, mad bring into r ,rttempt the Administration of the Country. Thor by various statements which Mr. Wardle has lately submitted to Parliament, it appears. that by a correction of the f" di Is abuses, corruption, and peettlation, which have been ' to exist in every branch of the public expenditure to vid,;ch inquiry has extended, and a wise and honest appli eetioa .if our resources, the yeople might be relieved from heavy and oppressite burtheto, if not from the inquisitorial and most grievous of all imposts, the Tax upon Income. That his crutch:. t on this occasion seems to lave drawn upon him. in a hirh degree, the malice and rancour of those who are int• rated in the continuance of these abuses. 'that in Ow ',pinion of this Court, individuals who devote their c Teraina tow ard% exposing mid corrective public abases, are at oil times entitled to the support and protection of the p ictinilarly at the present molnent. when there ap pears an imahatin_ effort on the part of thole notoriously un der the intlnence of qoverronent, or who part'cipnle in the • fi ss oa t i c orruptions, and peculation., to cry down, • , and traduce every man who has courage and integrity to etprpe such prne;lees, in order to mislead the public, and divert their atteutian from these great evils. . (TOOT HO P FRENVA BOOKS PUBLISHED BY MESSRS. DI DIER awl TESBART. No. 73, Sr. JAMES STREET. VOYAGES D'ANTENOR EN GRECE ET EN ASIE, avee det. Notions sur FEgypte. Gree trouve a Herculaneum. Traduit par E. F. Lantier, BMWS et mes 31a pollee des Jeaoes - toms/toes, Par Ma dame Wauthier. 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VAVELS in the SOUTII of FRANCE, end is the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of PROVENCF., LANGUEDOC. and the LIMOSIN,. by a mate never before performed t being along the Bangs of We Loire. the Isere. sad the Garonne, through the greater part of their respective Courses. Made, by Permission of the French Government, in the Summer of the Years 1807 and 1804. By Lieutenant-Colonel PINKNAY. Pabli‘hrd by T. Purday and Son, No. 1, Pateranster-row. I:IIEUkt.UX. ACCIDENT, Coate, peril. de Builtlen, I vol. lerna. %titrbcd, Es. 6d. VOYA.Cflit D'ANTENOR EN GRECE ET EN ASIE, par M. Lasit,er, with and a Map, I vele. Ilhao. stitched 15s _ . . TO BE IMSPOSED or, A Delightful small rural COTTAG E, near Nor 11.a oott, w ithin S Mile.' oft maim, commanding ntiht beau tiful view., in which the eye is lost by the expanditk. C.oun- Ors a good dairy, drawing room, :uul two other m.wm: nn the ground floor, two beat bed-rooms, and three other cleeping room:, a roach-blow, and two--tall ith room, an excellent garden, and good raildiiek, all in complete repair. neatly furnished with every , but it ithout ettravaranee. The v. 4iitt., with the Lease, to he die used of on moderate term.. the present ow ter being obliged to join the Army. Letters. post-paid, aeldrel to A. IR. C. at No. et, !lett - •tri.et, sill he Irt , ..tuled to. LIVING WONDERS! Just arrived from India. and to be wen at No. 213, Picca dilly, corner of F:agk-otreet, Tirt) ‘VIRPRIcING OREAT CONSTRICTOR ROA, the largest species of SKRPENTS is the 'World. The Boa Constrictor is the most conspicuous of nil serpents, from pre--eminent superiority of Size and Beatify of Co leers sod though it varies from Ar. Set, mid Climate, be may he distinpi , hed in es Cry State front the re-t of its Tribe, by the pecolinr Pattern or Disposition of it s variega t i on, and believed to he a Specimen of tho-e Phenomena, which No land History gives such marvellous Atements of their size mod Strength. 1 t iv said. mart centurie: part, one .ingle reptile of 0114 species, near the River Bagra.ta. iu Africn, remised sole master fur matey year. over a vast 'tract of Land, dev" k ring every thing that dare approach him ; and even to put the Army of Attiliin Replan to dismay, the skin of a inch mensur , tl lit feet iu length. These gigantic Serpent!. have become le,s common now. though they are still seen in India of the enornsou: Size of 'AI to IS feet long; avid Sil strong as to attack a Bu ff alo, Deer , or any other Animal, and swall ivy them whole. The tyro Specimens now presented to the peak notice were liken in January last. in the IP-sert. m Sundeburn. near Bengal: the youngest of which was caught while in an Idiot state. bring oily a few days obi. but since growu in an almost incredible manner, now - measuriew, about 10 Feet in length. and i 1 Liebe, in circumference : t h e other was up wards of 1.1 feet boor, when eanght, nod considered the largest Serpent ever benticht to England l'lwse surpri,ing Serpeats have Amen examined by some Naar:di:4a and ('unookieur, .inre their arrival in En.;land, ; 10 -tate that they are of the same Species as thus , - above mentioned, and .Warientitically described by Dr. Shaw is the third volume of his Zoology . , from it filch learned a-d selebrated V..rk the above d rtpti•pn partly taken; and to *lnch we refer for a more elah trate account. Ad:Minnie, Otw WWI 'mg each, From 'feu o'Clock in the Mo. nier, till Do-lc. N. B. As the antipathy against these Reptiles, ;morally prryails t the Public may be assured that the) are quite harm s and inntiemive, so that the Keener ran 1 3 1.- with them like a Child, and that the most timid Lady may approach tyre without Fear or Dam•grr• This day were published, In one Volume, Octavo, illustrated with Seven Plates, price 6d. Boards, 'PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the 1 Disease of the Joints, commonly called WHITE SWELLING; with some Remarks on Caries. Necrosis, and Scrofulous Abscess, in which a new and successful method of tre•iting these Diseases is pointed oat. A Second Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements. By BRYAN CROWTHER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Surgeon to Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals. Printed for J. Callow. Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown cos: t. Prince's-street, Soho. N. B. A few Copies arc printed on a large Paper, with proof impressions of the Plates, price las. Boards. 'MATRIMONY. yr is much to be regretted, but indilputably AL certain, licit many persons of both sere; arc deterred from catering into the married state, by iofirmities, which delicacy forbids them to disci..se ; and there are not a few, who, Iwing already married. are rendered miserable, for want of those trader pledges of mutual love. without which, happiness in thi- state is, at least, very precarines. It h as been ascertained beyond doubt, that these eircumstusees are occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in either sex t and it is equally certain, that the ermine AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL. are the best, if not the only remedy for this species of debi lity. When taken into the stomach, they fuse themselves, like a vapour, through every p .re, producing etTects, at once delightful, salutary, and perm-meta. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, alit! the faculties paralysed, these Lozei , ges are found to give tone to the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, iuvigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man. When aversion to exercise. loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid aware naoce, indicate approaching eiritonoption, the delicate fe male will be preserved, and restored to health and society, by the benign iufluence of this medicine. When the delu sions of imagiontioa, or the force of bad example, have tempted unguarded youth into the dangerous labyrinths o secret sensuality. defiifitated his body, or impaired his ems den4anding, these Lozenges will protect him from linger ing disease. the infirmities of premature old age. and a wretched dissolution. When by luxurious banquets, copious libations, Papilla, excesses. and midnight revel!, the sons and daughters of dissipation have brought on themselves debility, relaxation. iinhecility, and a long train of nervous complaints. these Lozenges will restore health mid virtue to the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness and animation to the mind. THE AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre pared and sold by the Inventor, Dr. Semite, 3, Ludgate-hills also, by Appointment, sold at (ireer's, 3911, Oxford-street. near I)eaa-sarect Allen, iii, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheons Chrup, comer of . 4 peing Gardens Hymns, 349, Strand, next the Lyceum 42. Lomita; Bolton, Ro3 al Is:selvage ; Stuhh-, 3s, Cheapside ; Ambridge, yg, Piccadilly I Ward. 3i4, Holborn; and no where else in lour don. Price is. per Rol, I)nty iw laded. 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LUDGATE-RILL. nery Aloroitie ut lIAII- 1 .^..t live u'Cliwk, through Barnet. Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage, Bakinett, Biggie%wadr, •En ton, Bogdan, Stilton..Stainfard, Grethen,. • Cokerswortit, Granthant, Newark, Retfirrti, Doncaster, tercylsr;dgo,.nod Tadeaster. Every e‘ertion has and win ke made to realer this the best conveyance on the North Road. N. B. By this conveyance Passeogers.asd Parcels arefor lAranied to Edinburgh and al,l vans of the North of Log- WPC T • • Uncommon Cheap Tmvellia,r, by the Commercial Op posittiou SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Hali-past fitree, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, 16s. only; Outside M. 6d. only; and all Small Parcels ander uoe paved weight 64. only for carriage, sad au charge fur booking. Also to Poole, through Fordingbridge, Ring wood, and Witabourn, afternoon, at Half-past Tlfiee; la side Fare to Poole, Vs. only, Outside 16s. 6d. oat', which is Nearly Wt. ciasper than the Poole as well us per formed 1:1 nearly the same time. No charge whatever for boOkillC of Pawl°. • (rir Couch-Orrice at thibottum or the Bell Savage Yard on thakft-baud, t.hrougb the seesodustewa). STROUOWATERt TETRURY, and -WOOTTON UNDER-EDGE, UNION COACHES. TiriE PVIILIC are respeetfally informed, the UNION COACH will be enotimted by a New Set of Proprieters, and will commence ruining trout time Bell Sash-,e, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY nest, the lith inst. and fur the pre4cot, Will'continue to rim from the Bell S.mv.mre every Nlondui., Wednesday, and Saturday afteruoons, at half past Two o'clock andfrom the King s Arms ion. Stroud, every Sunday, Tun.day, turd Thursday, at Twelve o'clock, and Pion; the SWAN Ina,, at Wootton, at Eleven o'clock at Noon. Performed by HAY WARD, PBOCKTER, aml CI pros/linger. Jere 14,16119. YORA and LEEDS New (;ununitdiAms, Safe, Cheap. and ii‘peditioss POST' COACHES will set out from the GOLDEN CROSS, • Cross, and REI.I. SAVAGE. Ludgate-hill, every rovi lE at half-put tivr ; lireaLfast at the Red Lion, Ra t at Pic Cod., lia na; Sup at Ote Grethaut Ion; Preakfast at the Red Liao. Dot--er, and arrive at L yds by Twelve, and York by One. at N oon. There are only four Coachmen employed. and thlt same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every exec. thus has been, and K ill umtinue to be made to realm- thi, thi best conveyance on the North Road. Inside, to York and Leak lES *. Outside, seg. - Dv iiEUlttit: BOULTON alai CO. Frani the Gilden Cross, the fallen Mg Carriage= .et out, be side many others too numerom to meats WO : LIVERPOOL Expeditious P.m Couctieq, only one night sat 'my Murniag at Six. 11Y,LHEAD and North Wiles Mail every e‘ening. 01,CH RAD. Shrewsbury an Birmingham New Po- t Coaches. every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW, Worcester. wad Oxford Mail every evening, art it Netr;Post Coach itwsd.l). Thursday and Saturday, at Two. • . . . . .. MILFORD HAYEK. Caspiartato, Gloucester, and ' Cheltenham Mail every evening. CHELTENHAM god Oxford Newired only Day Coach, every Morning tit Six. BRIGHTON. Lot Bourn, Worthing, Hastier, Torts mwth, SoutYamptou, We of Wight, Bognor. Chichester, Arundel. Little Hampton. .Margate. Rartugate, Dover. Deal, Hythe,Fulistone, &c. &c. Coaches daily. i ~' T~ 4~~,.