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S Court of Director , of the United Company of I pig co'rt o, Director, o f the (hzited CoT n of' j. Mev' Qf Eaglagd trading to the East Indies do herebyl Ow brake. pThat the Dtment from the Resolution of the Court of Directo of r s the the July hot, under which certain Documents were added te be CaccOoo of Oude Papers," which dissent was ordered to b e printed by the General Court on the 28th ultimo, is now ready for Silvery to the Proprietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. CIL .--------- I FOR SAL N E ' LODON; Oslsie 1„" ism Az Honourable the Crommirsittrerre oflide BYMIZ:1 ustorne, on MONDAY, the 17th, TUESDAY, : dm 18M. VEDNESDA Y, the 19th, THURSDAY. the 20th, ',slimy, the 91st, and SATURDAY. the 22d instant, at Ono Adak in the Afteremin . precinely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms,. !hieing./are, me (sheenng GOODS FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Brody Tobacco • Rum Segars i Goers Snuff WLibkey Toys • t Oil of Lail.% and Lavender Italian Whisk Brooms l'hma Muslin and other Linen Dram p e g s , re d ether Wood ShimLs Geode Leos Conlep Ciold Ulf Bozos sod gabs 800 Jeireikory Musical Boas Cornehan Stones Pictures Prints °tour, Shel 6 Sil Wu ift Cu lla Tannin Ban VU4Krill Platt: tiWs _ And sundry other inininoosd in the , Clear of all Duties. Also CoeJege. Plate Ohm, Pictures, he, for Home Critopopsipa a be ef the Duty ; or ha Exported's, Duty Fre& To be rimed st the Tabours (hound, Rothahlthe ; Tobin, Weseheate, Leaden Docks ; the King's Warehouse, Wlyeherieg. yard; and No. V , opposite the Custom House t on Thursday, toe 13th. Friday, the 14th. and Saturday, the 16th instant, from Teo o'clock in die Morning to Taros in the Afternoon. N.H. Goods bought at this Sake meet be paid for at the Re enter of Fuss snit ForTeitures Utha, amen House. on or before Saturday, the bdt of November, Mb, or the Deposits made thereon will absoleady become krfeited. Comke. to be had at the King's Warehouse, Wyeherley. red, *Wm the Custom House, on - Wednesday, the sth instant, pis le. a& pIRENIX FIRE OFFICE, Lens4l64tasir •ND Cues' wo-cawa. This Company have decevinined W Mb,* likkalidiaSof Pria. Wm. ender exceptions. in the Thrisediery Oman of Lou sate, which will be chanted wfollowas—. lac Clmi. 3d Clan, 31 - Chu. le. ltd. b. ed. as. ed. Ihesues whose Insurance' fall due at Michaelmas are requested to tam natict, that primed receipts are now ready as the Corn. fatty's Odium in Lossbard.street, and at Charing-ernes, where attendance a daily given from nine till four o'clock, and that Coun ty, losumnees of the above description will have the premiums re amed accord ingl y. Rat payable tie receivable during the dilapidation of premise, by Si. say be Inland by a form of polity peculiar to this Company, Ile say 'mousy All qualified oe partial interests in property liable to be affected by loft from the, may be insured with this Company on equitable writs. J. JONES. Sec. N° WICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. LOWDON °Yews, BIIIIDOZ-SITREET, BC AC Int IMIS. DIINCTORS. PIISSIDINT-JEREHIAH IVES. Esq. Banker, Norwich. Vice-Patetutrr —JOHN BROWNE, Esq. AM. F. T. Boodi,.Esq. Aid. A. Hudson, Esq. Hanker T. S. Ds,, Esq. Mayor J. S. Pattesoo, Esq. Ala. Hammond Fisk, Esq. J. W. Robberds. Esq. Aid. John Hsney, Esq. High Sheriff Wm. Simpson, Esq. of the County of Norfolk IS. Stone, Esq. Wm. Herring. Esq. Aid. Steak:TAUT—Samuel Rignold, Esq. The NORH'ICH UNION SOCIRTF was originally esta blished in 1727. and was the Int Ofiles te intredwee en the Tattle else principle of returning Profits to the Panics Insured, and it am really did return the sum of 114.W721. I Is. 7d. Strict the principle of theOffeee has been modified, it has es. dared s Reines tad,* PartiAlesured of 31.96 M. 18.6 d. No other Fire Office nisi gives such large advantages to the Public. and the consequence ha. been that the NO/IWIOM UNION ranks the SECOND Office in the amount edits Dustme' in the United Empire! It is • part of the Constitmion of the Society t bat Losses may be sAtitainiated befort Local Committees, a system which greatly isalitates the prompt Settlement of The Capitalof ti.e Society is 660.0061. and the Parties Insured are completely guaranteed from all responslbility. REDUCTION OF RATES. Nonce 4 hereby given, **the Rates of Premium in the three F.rst Claws of Risks are tabs henceforward fired as under, d. I 6 per cent. Hazardous . . . . • 2 6 per cent. Double Hazardous . - 4 6 per cent. This Reduction email, to Insurances in London u well as the ountry. By Order of the Directors Nuiwwit Union Ofau, SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Sze. Oct 3, isa. • Common Insurance THE ORIGINAL METROPOLITAN BRE.A and FLOUR COMPANY.—Capital 150,0001. in Sham of 31. each. Established 19th February, 1825, and men then in full ope rll.locl at 133. Fleet-street. Li mesequence — ofViteVery numerous application' for Shares in this Company far exceeding the number proposed, the Committee six &volved to give the public every opportunity of becoming Share holders. so that families in every situation in life may be benefitted. The Committee will therefore distribute the Shares through their Br.ters, Ilosta. ('noun, and Co., in lit. Shares (instead of Mil let ieh sill b e t h e f u ll amount o f the Capital to be invested, and will scare the Proprietors against any flarther all or responsibility, as the Mosses sill be addressed to the bearer, which will entitle any holJer to the dividends, and cooscquently no deed will require to be Trot - - It isthe intention of the Committee, with the unction of the Diree tem le mime a certain portion of the Capital and Dividends (shich will be declared quarterly) to form &Sinking Fund, to ena ble the Directon to purchase a: any time the Shea or Shares of any Individual who hits subscribed, and from distress, or other causes, • compelled to dispose of them, and so prevent them being sold in any way to the detriment of the holder. This will be acted upon to ti trust honourable way, and strict inquiries made ea to the (Milt of beingobliited to sdl. The Backus will be solicited to be ton- e Trustees fur the Sinking Fund. Shares in this Company may be had until the 13th of November nem, at the itenking•lmuse of Messrs. Comte and Co. in the Strand, or. payment in full of the 31. per Share. A meeting will be held for the pillows of appointing Directory, as soon as sufficient capi:al a subscribed for the extension of I present business. Prospectuses, with lull particulars, may be had a. the Lomn.:•!ve Rnorns, 1:43, Fleet street, where all let ters on rislr business are to be sddressed, met paid. By Order or the Committee, _ _ JAN IeHE PATENT PROPELLER LONDON, PANE LIVERPOOL, and NEW YORK CARRYING 111,384 Shares of 1001. each—Deposit $l. AND TIM PATENT PROPELLER CANAL CARRYING COMPANY. 8,142 Shares of 231. each.--Deposit 21. Two Companies are forming under the above titles--gers , the one for the Conveyance of Merchandise, Goods, and Passen from and o the Porn of London, Liverpool, and New York ; and the other the the Conveytuice of Merchandise and Goods upon Canal' in Imam Vmels to be propelled upon an entirely new principle, sc. 'Wing to a Patent recently obtained by the Inventor, who has *led to grant limited licenses to the two Companies fur the nerds' of the patent right. A decided Prospectus (already in a forward state of preparation) td 1 develop* the objects each Company will have in view. In the meitime It may be ne....inry to state, that the Patent Invention 11 1 intended m a complete substitute for the Wheel System, which (with it* concomitant danger,) it proposes utterly to abolish ; that, tin an Increase of power, a r e d uct i on w ill b e effected of more than oe,,s.half is the usual w e i g h t an d b u lk o f t h e requ i s it e Ste a m eleffosry, end of nearly tso.thirde in the consumption of fuel; that the paddle will cause no sensible agitation of the water, even a the ;truers utmost velocity, thereby adapting itself peculiarly to Coma Navigation, and exempting Boats and other Vessels from da l ger in their approach. t also applicable to Vessel. of all continuations. and coon gently to such as are designed for the stowage of Goods or the assuromodstion of Paseengen, and such as are intended for making Omni voyages and encountering heavy seas. Two Vessels--the one for Marine and the other for Canal Nevi. I rion—ore building from models constructed by the Patenteee,l the Impose of showing the practicability of the Patent Pro. Miler in each Mt: and Licenses will be Framed to such other "Pinta or individuals as shall he desirous of adopting the Patentee's improvements for the use of his patent light. Applications may be made, postage free, for Licenses, and also for shares in reek Cesnisany, to the Secreta, Na I. Lotosetee- VteiZateyloo.bridge, where the Models t i the Yemen , with the mg Apparatus., will be la a short time ready far inspection, d tab notice will be given. lopsember, 1823. 0. W. iIfULILLICY, Sec. pro. tem. A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. THERE is not, perhaps, in the whde Materia Medics any one remedy which so effectually relieves the pain of • suffering patient u the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tortures into which • lovely infant is often convulsed during the period of dentition without feeling sympathy for its sufferings? And who would hesitate to procure a remedy, when &remedy can be found, which is obvious by the ef rectos' relief afforded in no many distressing cues which are daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore. Mothers ought never to. he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery ; for if a child awakes in the night with pelts, by only rubbing the gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in compe tition with soy other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, of JOHNSON snd Co. 28, York-place, City-road ; and, by their appointment, of all prin. cipal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2a. 9d. per bottle. N.B. Nowise rosins, onion signed on the Stamp with am Johnson's own bantl.writing, so there are several spurious sorts. ' Dedicated, by permission, to the King. MILTON'S PARADISE LOST ; illustrated by JOHN MARTIN, Esq. The Sixth Part of this Work is now ready for delivery. The subjects of the Plates are, the Courts of God and Satan viewing the Ascent to Heaven. Imperial 4t0., 18s. ; Proofs, 21. 28. ; Aerial Bro. 10s. ed. ; Proofs 11. la. Sets of Proofs may be subscribed for without the Letterpress, at 181. 183. the Set, 4to. ; and 121. 121. Bvo. Prints of each size may be bed separate, for framing, or port. folio. Printed for generous Prowett. 23, Old Bond -street. 1., 'ERIOR LITHOGRAPHS, published 1 - W. . Cole, 10, Newgste4treet, London ; sad sold 1 Book and' Eqq. Svicrace. Esq. I ColopelTaLsot, M.P. -- - -- --- • Essq. ROMT Boss, Esq. AUDITORS. Thomas Emmett, Esq.; Jackson Paring, Esq. ; Robert Talbot, Esq. TZTAIIONZIS. Sir John Peering, Bart. Shaw, Barber, sod Co. MANAONN-11. A. illingwath, Esq. SEC RETANT—James Buttiwsnt, ACCOUNTANT—James Mitchell, LL.D. STANDINtA COUNSZ L. Sharles Bellamy, Esq.; Robert Lanplaw, Esq. Soctcyroas—Alesars. Fisher and Noteutt. _ . _ This Company is established for supplying the Country Dealer in every part of the United Kingdom with Tea direct from the East India Company's 'Warehouses, with all the advantages of Draft, Overweight, &c., which in most instances is very considerable, at • Commune/ion of Seven Shillings per Chest on the cost price, includ ing Cordage, Booking, and Conveyance to the Inn or Wharf from whence it ii forwarded. This system, upon a limited scale, has for some time been acted ' upon by individuals pith decided success, in opposition to a mo wooly of the Tea Trade, the baneful influence of which, aggra. waved b' every species of gross adulteration, has imposed on the public for more than fifty years, to the discredit of the East India Company's Imports of Tot, to the diminution of the public re venue, and inflicting great injury on the consumer; and as the object of this institution is an important public benefit, by corn. pletely breaking down nonopoly, the Projectors are confident that the design of it cannot fail to command the countenance and support of the whole country, as it il4ll already done the ap probation of many of the leading Merchants of this great Metropolis of London. The advantages to the Public are too manifest to require further explenation, thaw that as the Retail Dealers will now be certain of receiving Teas unadulterated, the consumers supplied by them, through the agency of this Company, may feel secure against ad. mixture of deleterious ingredients, or Teas of an interior quality with those of higher prices—practices which have long prevailed at an expense to the community of more than one million sterling per annum, and by means, if a great mass of evidacce furnished the Directors be correct, highly criminal. Retail Dealers holding five Shares and upwards will be entitled to this Company's Tea Book, which shall be officially attested and published quarterly, exhibiting the number, break, and cheracter of every Chest of Tea in the East India Company's Sale, by refer. ence to which purchasers will be protected against every imposi tion or mistake, and enabled so ascertain the character, tare,_ and wet price, of every Chest of Tea gold : and to guard more effeen, ally against adulteration, every chest will be delivered direct from the East ludia Company's Warehouses, under the seal of this Company, and lif their consent can be obtained) of the East India Company, with other corresponding certificates. To Sbarthohlera this Company present. the highest encourage ment. The investmeut of capital therein is manitestly exempt from incidental losses, inseparable from many of the adventurous Schemes of the day: To this plan no foreign hazard is attached; the pro. CM will be open, prompt, and visible to all; and cannot possibly foster either uncertainty or anxiety, resulting from speculation, or rehold the praprietor in toy possible state of suspense between ad vance and return ; and to whatever extent capital may be required, it must command a large remunerating profit. Persons becoming Proprietors of Shares in this Company may be assured that !they cannot Wear any responsibility beyond the amount paid on their Shares, as no Tess can be procured from the East India Company's Warehouses but upon payment by ready money of the cost price; and as the extent of this Company's pur chases must therefore depend upon the amount of cash at corn. manct, the Proprietors are secure from those risk; which necessarily attach to cancans in, which purchases sr.: made and contracts en. axed into upon credit.. . . A power ;ill be reserved to the Directors, subject to the approval of Subscribers, to increase the capital, as the augmented condition of the Company may require ; each Proprietor of old Shares to have the option of taking an equal number of new Share. at par, and the remainder to be dispond of as the Directors may find con tributory t r the general benefit of the Compahy. A deposit of 21. per Share to be paid down ; one month's previ ous notice at the least will be uniformly given of future calls ; no call ever to exceed 61. on each Share. Applications for Shares to be made by letters, post paid, to Messrs. Sir John Porting, Bart., Shaw, Barber. and a:o.. bankers, Gornhill ; Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt, solicitors; 10, Holborn. coon, Gray's Inn • or to Messrs. Buttirant and 114ngworth, East India Chembers LeadenhalLatreet. By order of the Board of Directors, JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretary. A List of Directors for Scotland and Ireland will be published shortly. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE'DA,Y, AND NO MORE LOTTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWFNOS. CIARROLL solicits attention to the present) BRIL— LIANT SCHEME, which not only retains all the late pa pular attractions, but embraces. for the first time since the ow blishussat of Lotteries, aud before their final conclusion, , SIX .20.0110 .r 20.000 £20,000 1.20.000 Z?.11.0110 £20,000 Re. &c. exceeding • One-Fout;11 of a 31illion of Money, ALL, ONE DAY, TI , LSDAY, Mtn 'FUN DIONTH. Tickets and Shiites are now on sale at Caxeull's Offices, 9, Corn. hill ; 7, Abating-cross; and 26, Oxford street, London ; where he sold, in roar months, Four Prizes of 20,090/. ; and lately, Four Prises of 30.09 W.. In the bette7 drawn the Slat of May last, Carrel/ sold No. 4,416 (Class B) a rise of 19,(1(104., and Si: other Capitals. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF 1118 MAJESTY. ORIGINAL VIEWS of the most interesting COLLE GIATE and PAROCHIAL CHURCHES in GREAT BRITAIN. From Drawings by J. P. Neale. The Engravings by J. and H. 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From the derangement of the digestive °epos bilious and nervous dis orders arise, and the consequent result is headache, nausea, de fective appetite, giddiness, and gouty symptoms; in these cases the Analeptie Pills afford constant relief, restoring by degrees the functions of the stomach and bowels. The genuine Dr. James's Analeptic Pills have the name " F. Newberg" engraved in the Government stamp. This must be observed, as imitations are very general. Messrs. Newbery continue to prepare Dr. James's Analeptic Pill,, hum the only recipe existing under Dr. James's hand, and they are sold by them at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-atreet, in boxes at 4s. 6d., or six in a large box. 245. LON1)ON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1825. L OST or MISLAID the following EAST INDIA POCKET EDITION OF THE DRAMA, Jost published, in Bvo. prix 12s. boards, WARRANTS:— Complete in twelve volumes, price 31. 145. in boards, THE DISSECTOR'S MANUAL, a N ew Edi t i on December Sale 1924, Folio 1.046, N o . 12,330 a 681- B iz Chests T HE LONDON THEATRE, a Collection of Dint-1 with additions and alterations. ; Congou, per Thames, Nos. 12,342, S9O, and 1, Three Chests 1 manic Pisces, by T. DIBDIN, comprising one hundred and B y JOHN F. tiOUTH, uncleared. six of the best acting Tragedi Comedies. Operas, and Farces, Lecturer ea Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital. December Sale 11123, Folio 1,490. No. 11,824 a 907 Rix Chats with the original Prologues and w4 r s. Elegantly printed on Printed for J. Marrmen, Ludgate.street. i p en ub , llsh rft ed led in 2 and rols. Bvo. corrected, .ce with Us. an add bo%ional Pee. Congou, per Marquis of H u ntly. N o . 11, Y07 , One Chest, tan . fine paper, and embellished witlismviardsof NO illustrations. cleared. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternester.row. The Fifth Edifies, ti Whoever has found the h a ll r and will bring them to Mr. Oyler'. Devonshire -square, shall receive One Guinea Reward for New and * W im l i p N ro tC e P Ed 'S Sitionti‘r TSB% -COMPANION. face, containing Strictures uo a recent Publication by William ' with Plata by Ludseer, Stephen Gill', M.A. Rector of North Fambridge. Eases. each Warrant. price 9s. in boards.,easily bound, THE HISTORY of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, WANTED, in a SCHOOL. near Darlington (county T HE SHOOTER'S N ; comprising a 1 from the birth lof Christ to the Eighteenth Century ; le- of Durham), TWO ASSISTANTS, w h o are conversant Description of Pointers ani a well as of those Birds eluding the eery interesting Account of the Waldenses and with Arithmetic. Mathematics, and the Classics. Salary 231. per which are the objects of p um as : and the reason why one Albig.nses. Annum.. Board and Lodging with the family. dvs sense of smell Is auperior to '• ; the Fowling-piece By WILLIAM JONES. Letters addressed ( post.patd ) to Y.Z., Mr. Whittaker's, 13, inh7 considered. particularly is? re to the , use of percussion London : Published by the Author, 6, Lovell's-court, Farge. : Ave Mana-lane, Ludgate.hill. powder. On the properties of pespasMus powder. and the best me- noster-row ; and sold also by all other Booksellers. shod of making it. Shooting Itienttassd, and the Art of Mooting Also, by the same Author. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS. Flying` exemplified, and dearly" hid down. The Game Laws fa. The BIBLICAL. CYCLOPEDIA, or Dictionary of the Hole Tbe SOLD. and may be entered on immediately, nu li arly exp lai ned, Act &a. Scriptures. in two large vols. Bvo. If. 1111. boards, illustrated with the LEASE and GOOD-WILL of an old established and 147 T. B. JOHNSON. Twelve Mops end Plates. A new Edition, revised, corrected, and profitable TEA. COFFEE, and GROCERY BUSINESS, in " This is a wsii.smtten and well.arcanged production."--Li- enlarged. the hart of the City.—The paselasa-m o n e y ma y rema i n (if re . teary Citron. SUPERIOR LITEIOGRAPHS, published by W. C. and'Ole, Tilted) on security. Printed tot Sherwood, Gilbert, Id Piper, Paternoster -row. No. 10, Newgate.etreet, London ; and s o ld by a ll B oo k Address A. Y. Z., Jamaica Coffee-house, Combill, London. HAIGH'S POCIESTIATIN DICTIONARY. PrinweUers. THE UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY This day ii publisbe 4 4 Dialgooli in a pocket elae, price a. The following we bea u tif u lly got u p i n Li t h ograp h y. an d ea no COMPANY. d, • expense or pains have been spared, will be found well worthy the Established pumas, to Basolutioas pained it • Mating bald at A NEW SCHOOL DICTIONARY, LATIN ona atteatioo ef the pablie, f rom the ve ry superior untiter in Willa the City of Louden Tavern, on Wealneeday, t h e 14th of Sep. ENGLIMIII 4 masprising thoWatdis of Tama. Gear, they are executed : umber, 1823. Nepos, &Huai, Virgil, Horace, Ovid's Metamorphoses, ?bemires. , Z. a. 4.1 Ler nal, 200,0001. in Eight Thousand Shares of W. each. Persius, Juvenal, - Florus, Eutropiva, Scriptores Romani, and RUINS. illustrative of ANCIENT SPLENDOR, cnsinstaw. Elate ex Ovidio et Tibullo. Intended to furnish young people twenty Subjects, of an unequalled beauty, printed on im- PETER MOORE, Esq. M.P. , with all the assistance they require from a Latin Dictionary, till Penal folio, tinted paper, 3 Not. 10s. d. each, or half. . DEPUTY catstaistry. they are capable of deriving benefit from the Authorities set down bound - _ - 3 0 0: JOHN DUNSTON, Esq.; PHILLIP PERRINO, Esq. in Ainsworth. FLORA'S YEAR; or, Monthly Bouquet; composed DtRECTOIS. By THOMAS HAIGH, A.M. of elegant Bunches of Flowe rs for ea for in the year, Lt.-Gen. Sir G. Afar, K.C.B. Jonx RITCHig, Esq. Author of ,` Conjugate Latina," & c . beautiliilly coloured attar the living Plant s , h a lf-b oun d, FLETCIIIIILST•OLICT 11ZYS, I A.A• §Vittitaa, E N ._ Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. akirj.,nalfl l ?...... ~-. ....., :......z . - ..„. .410 II ..._ J. SCII WEPPE AND CO. maneAzir-sTaarr, cAviNimm.sqvAis, Los DOW. _ _ IPHE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS of SODA, 4. CRATED MAGNESIA, ROCHELLE, and the follow. Ws ARTIFICIAL 31INERAI. WATERS. ACIDULOUS SODA WATER, single, double, and treble. Ditto. ROCHELLE WATER. ERATF.D MAGNESIA WATER. ARTIFICIAL SEbTZER WATER, 041 1 PYRMONT WATER. SPA 'W VATER, SEIDLITZ.ATER. CHELTERII2I,..3I RARR ATE, and BRISTOL HOT. ..... - - WELLS WATERS, fresh from the Spring. The above Waters mar be relied upon as genuine, and are pre pared both in Glass and btobr Bottles, and a liberal allowance is wade for empty Bottles wheo returned. N. B.—J. S. and Co. also .Manufacture the above Waters at Bristol and Derby, and they are sold by their Agents in all the principal terms of England. NEW EDITION OF DODSLEY'S OLD PLAYS. Beautifully printed upon yellow laid paper, crown Bvo., price Ss. and large paper, price 14s. uniform with Gifford's Ben Johnson. Volume the Seventh. of ASELECT COLLECTION OF OLD PLAYS, with additional Notes and Corrections, by the late Isaac Reed, ()curios Gilchrist, and the Editor. The Volume just published contains the following Plays : Green's Tu Quoque; nr, the City Gallant ; by John Goof/ Albums= ; by John Toinkina--A Woman Killed with Kind. less; by Thomas Ileywood—A Match at Midnight by William Rowity__Eshnus Trues ; the True Trojans ; by Doctor Jasper Fisher. Printed for Swims Proweti, 2s, Old 134wilstreet. ~~~t " Domus et platens uxor."—Hoe. Thy house, and (in the cup of lite, That honey.drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from !leaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an invert:the duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free- 1 1 dorn of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the I I neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with:the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of ycuth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will ourad vances appear question able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —fur the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the uafeel ing empiric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe. cially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these rust contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be for warded to any part of the world, however distant. DOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, &evade -street, Fleet-street, .Loodon. s. Just published, Seventeenth Edition, L The AGM of LIFE, a familiar Commeiwary on the above Diseases. — I IIIiGEIANA, addressed exelasirely to the Female Se:. May be bad at 20, Paternoeter•ron ; 69, Pall-mall; 16, Primes street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine-greet, Strand, Lon don; Porter, 71, thailoa.sunst, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Trines: 6 . Glasgow; 61 Beath licidge-euest, Edinburgb; mid of all Book eldlitm. him IL . . . PALL-SIALL. Commodious Family Residence, with a pleasant Viewed'lll.4l Park, convenient attached and detached Odino, &. in repair. By Mr. ROBINS, (Ot Warlock House, Regent-street,) At Garraway'eCoffee-house. `Chatige-alley. Cortina ) , on THMIIIa DAY, the 17th October, at.l2, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTAT E, h eld under t h e Et. 'Crown, fora term of nearly 50 years ; comprisiog a cant. modious ?tinily residence, recently repaired, fitted op in 40 manner, and fit for the immediate reception of a family of • lion, desirably situate No. 77, on the south side of Pail- CM.. mending a fine view o f St. James's Perk, containing on tbe,uppee ma i= I story two bed-dooms for servants in front, a large dormitory at the back, and two other sleeping.rooms, housemaid's closet, with water Laid on ; a atom closet, and closet with door to the roof. Sweeter nosy. spacious bed-ch am b er I n f ront , d reas i ng . room adjoining, wills • closet and water closet; a capital bowed bedchamber, walls papered, windows looking to the Park, and a dressing-room ad... Joining. First story, a morning room in from, walls papered nose coloured., bordered blue, and finished with gilt mouldings, neat cornice, statuary and Sienna marble chimney piece, windows to the floor opening to a balcooy, with halostre in front, a roomy iandinlC leading to. a spacious bowed dravrinpooom, windows looking to deo Park, walls coloured in compartments, with vetoes awl sgt mouldings, statuary marble chimney piece, neat cornice, alder the secondary staircase, a water closet. Oround floor, a banked* entrance hall pared, walls wainscotted and painted, cloak dom. fire-place. &e. ; an elegant lier staircase to the first 1100 r, dealt under the stairs; a capital bowed dining parlour, waits stucesediht comparunents, and painted recess for sideboard; neat corniosaridl dove-marble chimney-piece, window opening to the lead flat, witit l hoses of ivy, at the extremity of which there is an ornaments! building, and a large reservoir of water; a_commodious mem— dary staircase from the basement to the upper door; attaebotß and detached domestic office., suitable to the establishwent, "WE arranged and %cry convenient ; wine, beer, and coal cellars, areas.. &c. Ac. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on the twe... mints; at the Subscripdnn Houses, St. James's...street and Pall— mall; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, of, whom tickets for viewing may be had. wi LEASEHOLD NET IMPIMVEII RENX Of . 201. per annum. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 14th inst., at 12, union feetiouillt dispoeed of by Private Contract, • AN improves! RENT of 901. per annum, issuing out of,. and secured by, spacious Leasehold Premises on the MAUL side of Chan dos-street, held for an unexpired term of .ok-four years, at a low ground-rent, and let on lease to a responsible to sot. To be viewed. Printed particulars mey be had of Winstanier and Sons, Paterr.oster.row ; and at the Blatt. C H ELSEA. r. VA LUA FILE LEASEIDILD ESTATE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 14th inst., as 12, by order of did . Executors of Thomas Turner. Esq. deceased" THE LEASE (for nearly Fifty Years, at • ground.' rent of Ten Guineas) of a very commodious RESIDENCE.I situate in Church -street, Chelsea, with fore-coutt gardens, las ble,,J and coach-house. The House contains seven bed-rooms, spacious day nursery or achool.room, good dining and drawmg.rourna. breakraat parlour, and gentleman's dressing.room, various closets.; and requisite domestic office; held for a term of nearly 50 years..; at a ground rent of 10 guineas, and let on lease to a respectable. tenant. To be viewed with cards only, which, with printed particulars„{ may be had of %I/instable), and Sons, Paternoster row. Particulars also of 3lessrs. Denoett, (heaves, Baxendale, nod Tatham, tors, King's Arms.yard, Coleman-street ; and at the Mart. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDEpiCE, BRIXTON-nik,L. . . L. A Leasehold Estate in Grove-Lane, Camber Well; and a Piece of rreeliold Building-ground;at Brighton. By %VINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 14th inst., in Three Lot., by ordect of the Executor. of Mr. S. Hayward. deceased, Lot 1. 1 % Very compact and neatly fitted-up COTTAOI.I2 RESIDENCE, pleasantly situated at Mc suwmie of Brixton-hill, on the Croydon road, only about foue , inilagt &omits the bridges , with good garden, eheise.house, end stable, hild for 4 a term whereof 19 years are unexpirtrl, and early poesessioa ream be had. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. consisting of a brick.i built Dwelling-house, situate No. 5. Queen's-row, Orove-lane„: Camberwell. in the occupation of Mr. Jamet Smith. Also, Lot 3. A PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND. about, In 4) feet by 15; Land Tax redeemed. - Lot 1 nisi be viewed by tickets, and Lot 2 by permission of this tenant. Printed particulars may be had at the Crown and Scepve, u ; the Golilen Lion, Camberwell ; at the place of sale ,4 of Messrs. Vandetcom and Cowtyn, Solicitors, Bush-Jane, Cannon-i. street; and of Winstanlty and Suns, Paternoster-row. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. ES -STREET, BUCE - 7 - INGHAM.HATE. By Mr. CAI7TY, At the Auction Man, on THURSDAY. October 20. at 12. AMoat substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very desirably situate, N 0.27, James-street, Buckingham.gate,4 fronting St. James's-park, containing two parlours, draw tog room., three best and two secondary chambers, with two good kitchens.; calming, &c. together with a small garden, and a neat detachedt. Cottage, containing two good rooms, water closet, and other c 0::.., renieneea. May be viewed till the sale, and printed particulars had of. w Charles Hertslei; Esq. Solicitor, No. 7, Northumberland-street,: Strand ; on the premixes ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. ea;,..y.„; 80, Pall-mall. RECTORY OF BOW, DEVON. M R. w f li A , u h ß e s s D th A e y h t ln t o o tt e r , ° to o, a announce, welye sv ttl i a; i by AUCTION, at the Auction Alert, opposite the Bank of Etl ; i... lend (unless an acceptable offer should in the meantime be Duets by_ Private Contract ), the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON ant NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY of BOW, Devon, together with t!.e great and small Tithes of tits Parish, containing about 4,000 acres of principally licit corn land.. and being of the estimated value of upwards of 8001. inclusive of the Rectoral Residence, and eighty-five acres of Glebe Land. The village of Bow is in a beautiful part of the county of Devon. presents every variety of field sport, and is distant from Exeter Li,. Creditnn 7, and from London 188 miles. Printed particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Ostfincf and Cambridge; of J. S. Clay. Ll' in. Solicitor, Bernsuiple, Devon tr. of Mr. Croote, Land Surveyor, Safford, Rept Chtuleigh; lbw Auction Mart; and of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer, Plate Agent, and. Surveyor, 80, Paltonall, London. TrIHE EAST INDIA TI just closed, WHITRID( don, are now supplying the PI Wholesale Prices, for Ready Mc Bolles, Is. ed. to 4s. 9d. Good Congou, as. to fis. Id. Strong, ss. Bd. to 61. Fine ditto, (4.4 d. Superior ditto, 61. Bd. Souchong, 7s. and upwards. 11A SALE for JUNE having FE and 00., !I, I :hestpaide. Lon_ iblie with TEAS rooctly at trio Green Teas, a the Gust Oa% .4r. proportionately low. Jamaica Coffees, from Is. el. Choice Vutch, 2s. opriatJa. Superior Cocou, crouoil or whole s 2s. Prime Mixed TC3, CC 44. CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY.--CLIMP CABINET and UPHOLSTSRY, or the IWONIktg REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71 ; comer of LEADENHA LL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which • his been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready 31anarr and no Abatement. ... The Trustees and Commute. respectfully inform the N.,biiity and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishmett tor the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who kayo tat, st families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in die cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any Musa in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy tlic warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.. merit to enabl :them to support their familia, the number of who'll appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. from the great patronage the Committee have received. they are in hopes of increasing . that number. The following a Specimen of the Low Prices asked : all goods warranted:— S. r. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four•port 410 0 Tent ditto . 1 6 • Bordered Metres. to 5t 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - ; Eight Mahogany Chairs 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 20 • Feather Bed, lies from dust and smell, • • from .4"2 12 0 to a 6 thawing-room Sofa, from £6 BUto 7 7 0 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - 6 10 0 upwards, A Quantity of Paper HanS'nr Mahogany Hone - Hair Sofa - Rooms, at nearly Half Price. ' he Trade will find it worth their for Bed. Dining , and Drawing attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notire, and Apartments is • few hours.-000 , 18 packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Awe:amours in Tobin and Country; and Estates valued. COIIIITIPTIt. • T. Corder J. Wilma J. Carter T. Hasler I J. CAM W. Waghorn. THURfaLIy Acct. J. Ablale Atct.l i• -.._ r N.,_ _ -..e_~.... .. ii 4 4 1 : ; ,~ 41 . 1 • 1 A H t ) !:~ a 1,.