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1 )- 4 : 1.- i j i ,NOl4 l . • C I _ iZt 4_ • „ %. • - V4 • '! NLltk4 " r: /46 . 1 : 1 • ii0 'ornoh ~.~ .47 :if< E INUMEER 4609 IVELiNESDA..I 7 , JUNE 2-i, Ido7. [gR-10E 61XPEN CEo VAUXHALL: Under the Patronage of His Royali 7 irg . hness the PRI N.O E of This Day was published, in Royal Svo. price iris. in boards, illuScrated with numerous Lngravings, the dirtVolurne of. A SYSTEM of OPERATIVE SURGERY, founded on the Basis of AN ATOM Y _ U A 1., L. I N ;-O FFICE, Mar I s, 18,7. THE .COALVISSIONERS for VICTU:ALI,4.ING 11 iiism4yEsTY% NAVY do hereby gi've 11.1utice,That - on Tuesday,. the 3.1 b of June next, they will be ready to: receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and , treat Jro the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS and. FRESH BEE F may be re quired for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Islands of Jamaica' and New Providence, jor_Twelve Months certain, from flit isth , November next, and further until Si: Months notice-shall be' given, on eithee side, for the termination thereof: the mode of payment to be by Bills; payable, with in terest, ninety days after date. WALES 'THIS EVENING, June 24, will be a GRAND GALA ; and brilliant'Display of FIRE-WORkS. Admission Three Shillings. Doors open at Seveo, and the Contert begins at Eight Clock. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the College of Surgcensin Edinburgh. Containing, under the Head or each..o peration, 1 A concise View_ of the. Appearance ,and S, iiiptops of the D;seage.which indicates the necessity of Operation. 11. A minute Detail of the Manner of Operating, and the Circumstances which, if unexpeoled;_lnight give. Embar rassment. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. 111. The Consequences, of the Operation—;thedanger in the Progress of the Cure. • . ' With some occasional Discussions founded on the Natural Strudure and the appearance of the Parts in the Dissettion of unfortunate Cases. • -. Printed for Longman, Hurst„Reesi and Orme, Pater noster-row; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. *** TheSeeond Volume is in the Press, and will be pub lished this season. , . - The Conditions y the C.nii.2,9 may be seen at the Seciet.ry's Office. hiabove rriay.be had, by the same Author, i. The Anatomy of the Human Body,in 4'vols. royal Syo. with numerous Engravings, price 31. is. in boards. a. A Series of Engravings explaining the Course of the Nerves, in royal 4to. price il. is. in boards. • 3. The. Anatomy of the Brain, explained in a Series of En gravingsteautifully coloured, in royal 4to. price al. as. bds. {..Engraving's of the Arteries, in Imperial Svo. - beautifully coloured, second, edition, price ii. is. in boards. . No regard &.,d to any Tender in w.sic 5 the Prici. shall not fie inserted in. words at knglk, cr ta:t sbaN n-il ddivered to the Board before. One &Clock on the said Tuesday, the 3oth,of .7une next, nor unlaces the Person Iti;kes the I•emier, or scnte Person on his .21:f7dS, to'answe,, ca,led Jr : nor •aiLY. • Tender that con:airs extraragalt Pricer upon 55111 f Articles, and Pricis much hjerior to the real upon others, -be considered ar:proter, to'beadmitted. This Day was published, I-la.pdspinely printed in Four Vols. Odavo, price 2.1. Ss. in boards, HE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY T or a Coo...iseN;ew , •1 - the Prknciptes calculated for the Preservation of Health, and the Attainment of Long Life. - By Sir JOHN 511 N C r.Al.lt, Bart. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Cadell and Davies, Strand; and John Murray, Fret-street, London. This Day was Published, . _ln'One m Volue Octavo ' price 75: in hoards; TI - 10LJETS on the EFFECTS of the British Government on the state•of India; itccompanied with Hi:.t cOncermog the Means of conveyirig Civaand Religious Instruction to the Natives at that Country. the Rev• WII.LIAN , I '[ P ENNANT, L.L.D. Late Chaplain to His •ti Jesty's Troops, in Bengal. ,Printed Longman. Hurst. , Rees,, anti. Orme, Pater noster-4ow, London; Peter hill, and 1. Anderson, Edin burgh. Of whotwmay he had,, by, the. same Author, • ndiin Recreations ; cOnrsisting chiefly of Stnaures on the Domestic 'and .Itural Economy 01 the Mahommedarts and • The Second Edition; with considerable Additions, in Two Volume's Octavo, price 48s. in boards. • " Dr. Tennant•has.communicated a greater mass of enter taining and useful information, concerning India, than any of his predecessors in the school of Eastern , literature." Eclectic Rev. O. ,rBoc. " These .entertaining and valuable letters, whteh contain much amusement for the general reader, and touch instruc tion worthy. of the prattieal, attention both of the subject, ,;nd of the ruler, mix the useful with the Agreeable; and will add to the information of the merchant, the farmer; the geogra pher, and the statist." Crit. Rev. lune, - 184. • • • This Day was published, Well printed in Three. Odavo Volumes, and a Folio Atlas of Engravings, finely executed by • Heath, comprising • Pielurestpte Views of the various Countries, COstume of their'lishabitants, &c. price only 2:1. 25., in boavdc, A VOYAGE. ROUND THE WORLD ;- per- Ll formed in the Years .a 785, i X36, - 100i and 1788 ; by J. F. G. Dc Lt Perouse. Published. ,by ,Order of the Na tional Asltrribly. TranSlated.from•the French. • • Aktlong all toe Voyai.fes executed under the direaion of the different EitropearLGovernments, few can la - y claim' to a hither station. than that of La PerZiuse. His researches wi,r,c of the highest importance, nos only as to the. Island Which he hirrtselt discovered‘but torthe , crinfirmation or cdr realest-sot' the accounts of preceding Navigators, which he spared no pains to elucidate. The Narrative is .highly Pleasing, 'and, added to the inys-,. terious fate of the' Author, has rendered tine- work very de servedly. 'popular.. :. . . . London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and. Co. at the Temple of the Muses, Finslahrys4ilare. • -• This Day was published, By Mathews and Leigh; No. IS, Strand; H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row, 1:ondon; Dugdale, Dublin ; and may be had of any Bookselter,'iu One Volume Octavo, with an elegant Portrait .01 the . Author, a New Edition, price only 3s containing nearly 300 Pages, of QOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Ad -0 vice to both. Sexes, in a 'Variety of Complaints. Ex plaining, in a concise and plain arnanner;-:the mode, treat ment,- and most efficacious Remedies for the. following Dis eases which are treated of wider their respective heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage I Indispositions attendant.on Asthma' . Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of - Indigestion • Barrenness -• • • Juvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or G reen Sickness Menstrual Evacuations • Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Consumptions - Onanism, or Secret . Venery Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits Ph:hisis, or Cough Floor Albus, or Whites ' Rheumatism Flatulence, roc Wind i Scrofula G Teets • Seminal , Weaknei.ses Gonorrhcea Scurvy poclk , uldria, or Melan- Turn of Life, • •, • • choly Complaints I &c. &c. To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Glees, and Seminal Weaknesses. The - whole illustrated and interspersed with -a variety of authentic fads never be fore published. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. The 'Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted by nianSr eminent literary medical' men,. to whose labours and assistaoce he is much indebted ; tltty, as well as himself, have ined the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and powerful e fficacy. • - • prff:rs given to any Bookseller in , Town - : or Country fdr " Solomon's guide to Heaitia," will be duly executed at 'only 35. each copy,' free of carriage. For the very excellent character of this Book, see ;he different Reviews.. London ; Printed for the Authsr, and sold by Mathews ,• and Leigh, No. 18,• Strand and H. D. Symonds, Pater noster-row i also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. -- FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN -1 TI l RICL, invented by tile late- - ) ACOB HEMET, Dentist to ner Majesty and .the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto made use of; they effedually preserve tite Teeth in a sound stile even to old age; will render than white and beau - tiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten-such as, are loose, keep such as ar.! already decayed from becoming Worse, prevent the Tooth-Aclt, • perfediy cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and - close to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gums and had Teeth. In order tor prevent the Impositions daily practised by' Per— sons counterfeiting the aboye-mentinned long-established Medicines, the •following words are (by permission) engraved in tlin - -Stamp " I. HEME 12,BAYLEY & BLEW, cpcK... SPUR-STREET," and none are Genuine' but what have those words engraved in the Stamp, and also a Label with the words " Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each-Bottle and Box: . • _ • - The Essence and Dentifrice are sold ‘Vholesaleand Retail . by Bayley and BleW, Co: - .ksphrstreet,'Price 25.'9d.: each, - : Stamps included,'and Ret-itil by T. Searman (lace Partner and Successor to Mr. Rennet); George-street, Hanover-square, • London. N. 8.. The ,Essence is particularly - recommended to Pa - rents and Persons who have the care of Children as the great. est preservative of young and tender Teeth. • . . . RENOVATED HEALTH. - • TT has • been • too frequently, the stilyjes.t.of just and general reprobation, that men destitute oft he elements of the Medical art have offered Ih - eutselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. .For the purpose of-doing justice to the result of out studies,andexperi ence, and to prevent us front heihg classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately fig' society, - been too favourably -received, we beg leave to submit to liberal and enlightened a taithf!il statement of our pursuits and ae quirements. • After having received,a- regular medical educe titan as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded, and Blizard, whose lcaures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and • stfrgeons of the London Hospiz-al ; we ent6.eit ourselves as - ' students in that-justly celebrated sckool for medical acquire ment; the Royals-Col k...geof Edinburgh, , and were instructed in. the diderent branches Of anatomyi surgery, the theory and viactice 'of phySic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. stc. by those eminent professors, Dfs e Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust -we shall not hedeeined presumptuous in saying . that our, proficiency and acquirements are not in2onsiderahle. Having tor a long - series of years made' Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objed of our studies and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed-that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment . and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is completed in tie: shalt period of t wo days,-;• and in those.of the.dtmost veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseveraircein'our plan of treatment ensure s to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the 'Melancholy variety of disorders which. are-the -effects of a habit long . and inost unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there - are none , more alarming or more distressihg - than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimcnial'state. To such persons it must be a consolation to knew that they. may now, • • by a new and infallible mode of treatment,. be restored to that - greatest of all Iminan blessings, a strong, Manly, and vigor ous constitution. in all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every'speeles of venereal intettion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great ' est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and fiom 6 in the evening till ro at - night. - Patients in the country L,tc requested to state the particu lais of their case; age; and general lsdbit of living, &c. Ste.. in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, ofsent to any part of the kingdom, Tnensure that secrecy so essential to our vildertakiq e the postage of letters may be added 'to the account for medicines: CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Ilatton-garden. Oa- Messrs. Currie and Co: '-have Certificates •from • the , above. respedable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, _with • which - they per formed the duties assigned them during the time they. at. tended.their Leduree And Prattice. THE CANADAS. This Day were published, in a splendid and very layge Vo lume in Quarter illUstrated witli'36 Copperplates, engraved • from original D'raaviniis taken, on the spot the Author, • pace 2.1. to. in boards, • amrus through the CANADAS ; contain ..ing a Description of the Picturesque Scenery on spine of the Rivers and Lakes i -I,vitit'ap. Accoußt •of the l'roduc trans, Commerce, and Inhabitants of those ProVinces. To • which is subjoined a_Comparative View of the Ntannus and , Customs of several of the Indian Nations of North and South . America. BY GEORGE HERIOT, Esti, - Deputy Postmaster-General of British North" America - fix. Printed for Richard Phillips, N0..6; Bridge:street, Black- , friars, and to be had' of ail 'BoOksalerS. ' '7' - ' • ' ' NIB. A - few Copies of the PlateS which have been beau, tifully. coloured in the manner of.the original -Drawings, have been done up tii a separate Atlas, and the Work with this ibelegant accompaniment ma}* be tract at Three Guineas and a Half rier Copy. . • . , :. • • .... , , GRECIAN LITERATURE. This Day was published, price izs in boards, • • A „CI. 11CH.LEOLQGIA .GII/E CA, or the. Atnignities ot Greece ; being an Account of the Manners•and Cus toms or the Greeks, deduced. frOm the latest and best autho rities,' and relating to their - -.: . HEAL'Ti+ AND LoNGENT•FFY. ' - . • Government; . Dress, • . I Entertainments, DR. lAMES's .ANALEP PIC AND AN - VIVACIOUS , a m „ .gistta , ,cj , _ , exercises, I Food, PILLS. . Laws, - - I3aths, • ' Music, THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge- I udicial - Proceedings, Marriages, Painting, neral preservative of Health, is hei... - ome universal, nom Religion, , Divorces, PUblic Buildings, their Efficacy in those Complaints . which continually dis- Games, - Funerals,. ' Harbours, turb the Human Frame; such as Colds, Riteutnati , rus, Military and Naval Dbmestic Etn-'• Weights and Mea.- Head-achs, I ndigestions, and ether Diseases of the Stomach . Affairs, ployrnents, sures, •4401 , cc. and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes cit our Cli- k Chieby designed. to illustrate the Creek Clas,sics, by ex mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these plalning Words and Phrases according to tile Rites and Cus salutary E fleets are produced by gently opening the Pores,by -toins to winch they .iefer.. To which are prefixed, a brief Night, and the Butiy say Day, without . requiring any {tarts -History of the Grecian States, and Biogr.iphical Sketches of c ular Regimen or Confinement. 1;o though the Analeptic the principal I:reek W riters. : Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep- . "By th-:: . Rev. WI-IN ROBINSON; ', seated Disorders, yet being designed as a inild Purgative oiliy, i ,0 f 'Christ's College, Canihridg , .., Master of the Free Grammar and therefore not always sufficiently active, the - Antibilions school al Ravenstonedile, in Westmoreland. Pills have been recommended in aid, by ;Ili eminent I.4siciart,' ' Condon : Printed tor Richard Phillids, - No. 6, New Bridge •.i .n all complaints of the Liver , as well as in othet internal- street ; and sold by all BOoksellets. • Diseases. -• , • - lost ribliAteci, h) the same Author, Sold only by F. , Newbery and Sons, No. 45 , St. Paul's I. 'The. Grammar of History, by means of winch that int- Church.yard, London ; and at Dr, lanfes's late House, in portant subject may be practically taught in Schools, price 35. Bruton-street ; viz: the "aleptlc Pills, price 4s. 6d. a bo.ind. Box, or six in one large.B. , x,' for II; 45. ; and thc.Antirlipus - Aticte!A History, for the Use of Sclwols, in one closely Tills, price 2S. 9d a liox, )tit 11 , ...1 , ided. —tiose,: . ye that the printed voluine,,diiod...cituo, price 6s. bl'und. words "F. Newbery, No. 45, at. P.tu:'s;" ate CmgrAved in . Nlodern.Hist - wy, fur the Use of Schools, similar to the An 'the. Stamps. -., . cient History, Nice 6s. bound. . . . rir HE COMMITTEE for CbriduttingThe ELEC-' I.IION of Sit FRANCIS BURDETT, having waited upon the Honourable Baronet, are enabled to infOrrn. the ELECTORS - tliat • the VIIAIRI NG will positiVely take place on MONDAY NEXT, after which their respeaed Representative - Will Dine with them at the' Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, at Five o'Clock. N. B. Such Persons as are gesirousOf joining in the Pro cession are requested to send their Names and Address, and whether-they. will attend on foot, on horseback, or in carriages,. to the Committee at this house, on or before Friday next, at Three o'Clock,= that appropriate places may be assigned to them, a which due notice wil Lbe given. . , • . - Tickets for the Dinkier, at its. each, to be had at the Bar of the Tavern i • of Mr. i.r.l.oks, Chairmarrof the Committee, - No. t to, Strand; of the Members of the Covarnittee ; and .it this= Cainmittee—Romn, on ar before Three o'Clock on Fri. day next, after which none wi ll be issued. Attendance da - dly, - from Ten till Three o'Clock, at this Comthittee- Room. Coffee-House, Pia 224, Covent-Garden, Monday, june 2i, 1807. NOTICE ALL Persons having any Demand on the late Mr. IOHN MI TCEIEN Eli, of Margate, Innkeeper, 'are requested immediately to send their Accounts to Mr. Writ Cobb, one of hi. Executors: And all liersons indebted to Mr. Mitchener are requested to pay flip sa ne to Mr. WM. s' t from Cobb,. with'hree 4onths the elate hereof. Margate, lune 0,07. lust published, AT R. AC-KERMANN's REPOSITORY OF ARTS, tor, STRAND. AWHOLE-LENGTH PORTRAIT of the Late Mrs. DUFF. -Deditated to the Right Hon. lames Duff; Earl of Fife. ~ - Stranger' or •friend ! in this faint . sketch behold - , • An Angel'S figure in a mortal mould ! • In human beauty, though the form excelPd, Each feature yielded to the mind it •held, • • Heav'n clairn'd the spark of its etherial flame, • , Arid earth return'd it spotless as it came. So die the good, the beauteous, and the kind, And dying leave a lesson to mankind. C. T. Desi g ned by R. Cosway. Esq. R. A. and Engraved , by Mr. Wm Agar ; price icis. 6d. plain, in colours il. Is. Also, just published, .A DRAWING BOOK OF LANDSCAPES, On a Plan nt ver.before attempted.' Drawn and engraved in the Chalk manner, by Joshua Bryant, and published by IL Ackermann, Repository of Arts, tor, Strand. It is not the intention of the Work to unuervalne the In, structions• of a Master, hut to supply the want of one, or to aid his instrnetions in his absence. • • , . The whole will be comprised in Eight Numbers, so ar-, ranged as to enabte'any Person who has a taste for the Fine Arts to attain a greatspro'ficiency. • , • The three first :Numbers are now ready fin delivery, and will be followed by a Number on the first of each sueceetling Mouth, price 6S. per. Number. • Each Number will.gonritio six Plates, •withc Letter-press, descriptiire of "the.difterent Ciiaraderistics of ,ditkrent -Com positions Besides a variety of interesting Matter relative to the Graphic:: will comprise an Epitome or-Perspec tive, in which the leading Principles_ of the. Science -will be clearly .explainedi and also an- Abstrad of Yradical Geoine try, sufficient to convey every necessary Instruction on this S,ubjecl to those who have nut had the advantage_ of Mathe. nizaical , Stud ies. ThiS Compendium of .Lessons in Landscape is particularly calculated for teaching the handiing cot Chalk and Black Lead PencilS, which is the basis of all good Drawing, and often too much neglected. - - QEXAGINTA coNcrallos ad Fidem et Usum Cbr`itti4sat R.Ogitnlis:Aper..ta.ltes, novis typis accurate Manuscrilita imitanttbus" rtiandat, a Presbytero AnAlicame compo,4ll . vr - Ncireuut apud Ostel, Ave Maria- Linz, Londini, Prettum 3 'Hee Condones rrpt,trAkir; ad . cimnes Dies Dominicas tatius Anni, et ad Occa)i , n, t.rmyspeciales quam consttetas. Pro stant venaleB;l4mut sub Mvolucro sigillatd cui inscribitur, " Sexaginta Conctones," &e. I • • rrHE ONTY LOTTERY of Twenty Thousand Tickets brat ever contained a Prize: of 'Hi Y THOUSAND 1 1 0 UN OS, begins Drawing the 14th ofluly, 1307'. SCHEME Prize of £30,000 - - is - 2 - - - 20,C00 - - - 2 - 10,000 2 - - - - 5009 - - 1000 500 100 ,C 30,000 40.000, ''lo4ooo 100= 4.00 50,000 5 - - Zs o - 2jOu - - 2o- - - - 37, ` 500 20,cr0 Tickets k zo,ooo • • First-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THt RT "I'l-101.1SAND POUNDS. ReAular Dravvin of zoos Ticked each Day. TICK ETS and SH Ai; is S on Sale at all the Licensed Lot '•-rstery Onicts, and by their A :.t - .l;r 3in England and•Scorlarull. Ticket - - - . ,47/9. 17 0 Half - - - -I, t:), 3 o i Eighth - - Quartet' - - - 5 3 0 ( . S ixteenth - 13:g . ms 14th or 1 tI.Y, 'lBO7. 43:,-,,D0 z Prizes of z 0,06 0, 3 ,-.-• 10,cloo . 16 , - - - &c. &c. Szc.. - •,c2 Iz. o x 6 6 Prite of - k5OOO 1000 500 2 CROYOOII, SUP REY. TO BF:. SO 1.,0 BY ;AUC'flqN,.• .. • By'Mr. N. WATSON and Mr. ABBOTT At GarraWay's Coffee-I-louse, ott Saturday' the 27th instant,. . • , at Twelve ALEASEHOLD COTTAGE, - or, HUNTING BON, • .I.i -A at' the End Of•the Town ot Croydon The Cotta,e. ,vrU supplied with excellent Water,- and it co ntains ttire:: Sitting-ropins,..three Bed-rooins. a Pressing CI ~e!, artets, Kitchen,'Wash-houSe, 'S.:e. - . The Var.i is i.ouveniervr Gardeiy, though , srnall,.is very•plea sant ; very good Stabling. for.Six.florses . : ; Held for an bnex, pire t Tenn of Forty Years, upon Midsuranier, 1807, at the low U round Rent of only 161: per AnnuM, with a Covenant of Renewal at the same Rent: • • • - To be viewed. Ford'articular,sghquire of Mr. N t Wat son, Bridge-street, Westminster; .Mr. Abbott, 'Shepherd's "Market ; • and at'the King's Arms, Croydon. DOSTHILL-HOUSE,'MANOR, and ESTATE. TO I.IE'SOLD 1W AUCTION; - By Messrs. GIBBONS and JACKSON, ,At Carta way'S Coac-house, Cornhill", on We.inesday,..july 8, at "i'weive o'Clock, unless . previously • D;si-os.d of by Private Contract, of which timely hotice will be given, THE Capital Mansion called •DOSTRILL HOUSE, pleasantly - situated on .the Banks. of the Tanie, within 'two miles of Tamworth, .and in the County of Warwick, with the whole of the Demesne and other. Lands thereto belonging, containing- about '282 Acres, -all freehold, of which upw:zrds of t t Acres of Meadow \are close to the town of ,Tarnorth. A .Mimor and Fishery ,are at tached to the Estate, , -which 14 situate in a fine sporting coun try ; and is distant from Atherstone, 7 Miles ; tram Lich ; 'field, 9; from 13irmingbain ' r 7 ; from Coventry, and from London, tto. The Holyhead Mail Coach' passes with in halt a mile of Abe house every day. The roads are good, and the neighbourhood most desirable. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture in the house at a valua. tion, and immediate possession may be_ had. ; To be viewed any time previous to the Sale, by Tickets, which may be nad l ity applying 'to Mr:Vittington, Tamworth, where printed particulars may be had ;- of "Mr. Roby, A Ivecote, near Tamworth ; of Messrs. Parker and Shad well, Solicitors At, London of Mr. Dlortimer, No. 5, NYine-strect, Yiccadii ly ; and. of Messrs.. Gibbons and fackson, Bucklersbury, Clicapsidei where a Flin of the. Estate may be seen. IC friALLI NC;:. 1.1 , ICE, :Tile tS, IS,D7 rrii.E C 0 ;11 S NE RSfo r VI L',l L 1 A (3 , dis /A lEs IV/11% do i_yre,y. N.dic:, That on Thursday next,. the 2.31// Instant, tbe) 'iJi b ready rec.- ive Tenders, in nyriting. (Seated up), and tre.:t with such Persons as will undertake to purchase all the Y E AST th,:t bewlade in Eris Majesty's lirei,house at Depr;rd, for One Year, from the, expiration of tie present Month. The Conditions cf the Contrac7 may be seen at the Secretary's Office. 'No regard will he bad lo any Tender in which the Price shall not be insetted in words qt length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board befoi:e One o:,CloCk s on the said Thursday next, the 25th Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the fender, or sone Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, whin called 11'. OFFICE Of ORDNANCE., y.,ne i 6, 1807. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS ymA yESTY's,ORDNANcE do berebj give Notice, That Pro. posals TUN be received at, their Ojice, in • Pall Ma:/, ..vr or before the 3d - day of .7,1,5 , ?text, from such Persons as toa; willing to studertake the Supply of SAND BAGS, from Cloth of British Manufablure,'Upon- Contract, for Service of t 0; De_ partment, for a period of Three Years: Further Particulars, Together with the Te'rms andi...mditions of. the ContraEl, may be kheum upon an licati:m at the Secretag.' s Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Day &trivet: the liners of Ten and Flair o'Ciock, where‘ the Proposals are alio to be deliver. ed, and Patterns of the -lrricle my be incpeded by applicatisi: at the Principal Storekeeper's office, in the Tower. The Proposals,MUSt be sealed and fadsrxed, " Prof ~sals for Sand Bags ;" but .no Proposal can be admitted after the said . 3d day of J.Jy, at Twelve o'clock at .IVcon of the same Dav, neither will aty Tender be nxiced sinless the Perrot ma,:ing it s at. an Agent, in his behalf, shall attertd. By Order of the Board, R. If. Cl?Elf>„cerretry. APERSON aged Thirty-six had a small Scro phuious ulct:eati,3l . in her Hand, giving h.r much pain ; it then broke out in her wrist, - both her shoulders, ;111(1 her knee, eaeli,Ukeration discharging much, and not dispos ed to heal .; it then atnctzd her ti, t elbow ; and the , e.o Ice rations, with a dispo,ition to general Debility, • she suffered for twelve .ears, • 1-kt knee was healed in the Worcester In firmary., and she•experie.nced some biniefit while a Patient for a sh , rt time in St. Kutholoincw's hospital, when she made app faction ter the b:netit of SPI I..SIATRY's PATEisIT ANTISCORBUTIC - DROPS, at the Dispensary, No. Is, Soho-square, London. Br the application of tile Drops for six months her Ulcers gradually healed, she regained her stre , igth sod appetite ; it is now a twelve rrnmith, and she re mains perfedly wed. Anv information of the above far.; may be obtained at. No. 9, Duke's-cuurr, Drury-lane, - London. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any Mixture sold, un less the • words " By.the King's Patent" are inserted on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper the Stamp also (the King,s duty) is printed in black ink instead'of red ink. Bot tles Ss. lid. ; double Bottles - tos. and larger 11. as, duty in. eluded To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.. Sir, • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. CONSIDER ,it but - an ate of EN. Lt i t . s i t ! ? edu L Lsi e t t o o the n l . • n i tun n i l c v a r t i e ts to ot y . oyrotutrheLfolliAlowli^:n's A g Cure P.r which has recently been performed by theta:—.An Acquaintance. of mine, 'by the breaking out of. an old Venereal ;Complaint (attended by a complication of-.disorders arising t lierefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which-could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procuied w hi c h seeme d to suit his case, or to do hint any service : he remained in a most re duced and pitiable s4llatlon fur two years, unable to follow his . profession, and scarcely able to walk or even . to stand On his legs ; in tad no one who knew him ever supposed 'it pos- Sible for him to recover. He was adviSed at-dart to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, ,adhering strictly to the directions given with them. He, had not taken more than two-boxes he fore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to' proceed and by taking a few boxes more he found his , appetite and strength graduilly return, and is now as healthy and stout as any, man I klloWx YCLI are welcome, Sir, - to icier any person to me forfora confirmation of the above account if it showid be doubteLL I am, Sir, 'your obedient humble servant, Library, foikstone. THOS: PUR DAY. • Prepared and Sold 'by the Sole Proptietor, TAYLOR, Member of the Royal Lollegc of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. ra, New Bridge-street ; Where, .alter 4. constant residence of inure than Forty Years, in a practice particularly &reeled to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to .the Parts. of Generation -in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should- always observe., ha flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning. Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. ro3, Oxfon'.. street ; • Mr. Disboroughts, No. 7, Fish-street.hill; !vil e Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M' Donald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Buil, Dame-street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Li. verpool ;• Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; .and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in' Boxes of only as. 9d.. each, sealed'up with full 'and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. ed at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9* New Bridge t ,s tree t," to imitate which is 'felony, rid all others are