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i the - 4 . 1 - • • 4 31 1 / jp o o : - Ar<efi r " tr 4 l \\ \*Juil, 4 4/ 7---41 a ' ts 0••• • ,viat 1 , , v - • j N 1 A \\ o ,\\ v - rue's 1 of 4, 1 lered ring rtifi: from re- ring s ipre eclap pro. .rent r UMBER 3113.] R IDA Y, SEPTEMBER JO, 18j2. [PRICE SIXPENCE. hout icu- LOST, On Friday the 3d inst. in the Town of Preston, ARED_ MOROCCO POLKET BOOK, con taining the six following BILLS : Thomas Worswick and Co.'s Draft, on Cox and Co. Lon lion , payable to Peter Millington, or order, dated 'id' Aug. at two months, for 2*l. 13s. Ditto on ditto, to John Brockbank, dated 16th A.tzgust, at two months, for Dal. Ditto on ditto, to John Brockbank, dated 9th August, at tWo months, for Isl. 6s. Dilworth and Co. Lancaster, on Barclays and Co. Lon don, payable to Hadwen and Dixon, dated rBth August, at Iwo momtlis,,for 141. Bolton and Co. Preston, ors Moffat and Co. London, pay. 'able to J. Gill, dated r4th August, at two u t onths, f or 3,1. Fenton and Co. Leeds, on Bortioro and Co. London, ableto.James Turner, dated, .3d Auguot, at two mont - Its, for tss. All especially indorsed by Langton, Birley and Co. in favour of Joseph and William Drabhle, or order. N. B. Whoever will bring' the said Bills, of any part of them, to either of the Banks at Preston, to Messrs. Lang ton, Birley and Co: of Kirkham, or to Mr. William HadArtn, of Lantaster, will be handsomely rewarded. September 4, 1862. This Day was published, . • In T2lllO. price One Shilling, THE SECOND - PART of the • THIRD VO LUME of the REPORTS of the SOCIETY for .BETTERING the CONDITION of the POOR ; con taining the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Reports of the •So...iety, and cthipletirre the Third Volurne. • - Printed for the Society, hy W. Bultner and Co. :Cleveland row., St. James's • and sold by J. Hatchard, Igo, op 'posite'Vork.:House, Piccadilly ; Becket, Pall-Mall ; Rob son, Bond-street ; : Payne, Mew's (;ate ; Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Egerton, Whitehall ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; and yeifnor and Hood, Poultry: Also by Todd, York; Hazard, Bath.; Akenheadand Sons; I • Nlewcastle ; Browne, Hull ; Easton,,.•SalisburY ; Trewrnan, Exeter ; Clarke, Manchester,. Hough, Gloucester ; and Lee, at Lewes. Where May be had, Information for Overseers, price Sixpence. - Charge to 0 ve.-rst.ers, price One Shilling a Dozen.. Information for Cottagers price Sixpence: The Cottagers' Carden Kalendar ; Dr. Haygatth's Rules, and also his plan, to prevent Infectious'Eever ; the Twelve Golden Rules ; and the Receipts for dressing Rice, may be had gratis, by any of the. Members. Also, a cheap Edition, in tam° of the Two first Volumes. of the Reports, price 4 5 . and o f Le First Part of the Third Volume, price • . , FREEHOCD ESTATES, ISLE OF .WIGHT.. . ;TO BE _SOLD Ely AUCTION, • By Mr. WILLIAM TUCKER, • • At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on Friday the 24th- Day September`inst. (unless previously diS poed of by Private Contract}, of which Notice will be : TH E following Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the Parish of Arrcton,•bia the Conditions to - be produced at the time of Sale, viz. Lot 1: Ail that Messuage,or Tenement with the several Closes of Land thereunto adioining, called STOVING_ FORD, otherwise BLAcKWATER FARM, containing about fort.-seven Acres or thereabouts, now in the occupa tion of Wiliam Hillier; as Tenant at Will. • N. B: This Farm,• with Lot Three, is now lett for the Sum of 5 . 51.. per A anunt, clear of all Taxes except Land TaX. Lot ;.. AU those two Messuages or Tenements under, one Root; with the Blacksmith's Shop and Garden thereUnlo ad joining, situate at Biackwater aforesaid, now in the occupa tion of James Harvey. .as Tetlant thereof, , under a Lease which will expire at ': , ii,:haelmas 4,1.3, at the yearly gent of 241. EAST INDIA HOUSE, • Septcniker a, 180 z, T HE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of ite UNITED COMPANY 'of MERCILI NTS of ENC.;.. LAND. tradittg_to the Eait Indies; do hrre6 , give Notice, That the Covithittee will be re.iaY to receive Proposal: in toll:. I'g sealed up, on IPEDNESOXY, -the 221 instant, from aly Ptr . ,fs.ni who may be willing to supp(y the Company with Anchors and Grapnalsi CanvaN Iron (Ftins. • Pitch and Tar, .• • Shot and Shells, Steel; ..xvedish Iron, and - ; Bluish Iron. SucL Proposals eyprerring therein tie loweit P;l:er, as tit,' will 7,•ei bc n opporiunily of Making any abatement. The conditiotis of the Contrafis may be seen rapon applicafion • Mr. yarnes• Coggan, Glet.k to the said Committee, with ivhom th: Tenders must be left before Twelve o'clock at ~\;;o7r on the 22. i initaut, btyond v.. Zilch h o ur not a•Ls . Tender will he received. la-ths ob. At Lord' a nd olic; :Ot= not vliat rice, nor -r('Sl- iture but, d be' s to next MS . d to Pman ntife it ipk t re - • raga ; viri (lrk 1? ! I Tl lily aica krch- 'IXiT. • Doke, :erof ___.: Imre, r"1-eft . the well 2orti )tind cay'v nte4 the Pa"- pw' - . ivl >'eess• 1." ,8~• pas : creel nay -a itor, TO TKE CURIOUS IN' t‘ISI-1 SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general . ,"ate respealitil v informed, I 0 BURGE SS and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by thin in the same manner that has given. such universal approbation for manY years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and haying stood the test or trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of:their Essence o t A nc'novies and other rich Sauces for 'Fish, &c. induces tlicin, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none 1$ to be had" of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Eirery other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. " %Vest-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers 'in' the Army and Navy, supplied- upon' the shortest notice : for the East and West Indies, &c. Cg"e' For the consenience of.•Vainilies-in Scotland, they. have appointed Messrs. R. joln4ton and Co. 'Edinburgh, theltsole Agents for Fisb Sauces. Warehouse, No. ro7, corner of Savoy 7 steps, , • Stcauui, London. / M.PROVEMENTS to UPHOI.STE-RY Itr.l CABIN ET FURNITURE. MORGAN and SANDERS') hew invented Im perial Dining Tables, one of which T. MORGAN had the honour of shewing to Their Majesties and the ..Prineesses at thi Queen's House, who according to their accuston m i goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, were most graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and sanction of the same. The best improved Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, the much ad trared Four-past and Tent Bedsteads with Brass Serews, called Patent, with elegant Chintz Furnitures and Bedding complete, handsome Dome Beds and Window Curtains en suite, with every other Article in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, requisite for furnishing Houses complete, executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion. Mistakes having frequently occurred, from other Warehouses being in the same Street, Ladies and Gentlemen are very respeclfully entreated to he particular, that NIOR -I"..;AN and SANDE RS's Mat:lilac - tonics and Ware Rooms are No. rfi and :7, CATHERINE-STREET, - THREE DOORS from the STRAND. -N. B. improved Portabl e Bedsteads with' Bedding, and lqusquitto Nett Furnitures, Mattrasses, &c. tor Foreign. Slit - rates, also new inv e nt e d Por ta bl e Ch a i rs, a d o z en o f eirhich pack in the space of two common Chairs, for ex— In r iIORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform Ladies and Gentlemen in general, there never was a Patent wanted for Ch a i r B e d s , S o f a B e d s, & e. so fal . sely represented Y unprincipled men, who are calling . almost every article xnd Pstu amping_them Patent, in .order to mislead and impose on he bhc. ' F REEHOLD ESTATh in HUJSITINGDONSM RE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTP.ACF, With immediate, Possctuon, • ACAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, with double - Coach-house, good Stables, all useful anti convenient Out-offices, excellent Flower and Kitchen Gar dens beautiful Pleasure Grounds, well 'Wooded, and sur rohunded by a deliotful Riyer, with . ,E co , ntiguous Close o f sture ; situ a t e a t G 0 DM ANC 1-IItS I R, one mile from .iftutingdon, 14 from Cambridge, and 58 from London, on The North and Cambridge Roads.. teat Est a t e ' i s i r , a p l easant N e i g hb our h 9o d, an d an excel. : p9rting Cluntry ; two miles-only from a capital Pa c k of Fox Hounds, a n d separated frOin Port Holm Race-Grounti by the'navig-abl e River Ouse. The P u r c h aser w il l b e accommodate d w i t h mo r e P aiture G round, it required. - - •- • • Further Particulars may be had of Messrs. jenkinson and &oven, Land Suryeyori, Huntingdon.. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE:, TITHE FRE E, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE, TO --BE SOLD ; • . CONSISTING of the very Extensive and En_ tire MANORS of ENSHAM, - NEWLAND and TI LGARSLEY, of the extent of 6033 Acres, and near is iniles in ei:eumferenee, abundantly stocked with Pheasants and other Game, with considerable chief Rents, Court Leet, Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant neW'built Mansion, called Ensham H a ll,• w ith su it a bl e Of.. flees, an excellent Kitchen Carden walled in, Hothouses, Green ,7, 11 9t-ise, Pleas ure - groun d, Sh ru bb er i es. Ponds stored 'itll r • lsn, and every Convenience for the reception of a large Faniily ; together with about gt 6 Acres of Land, upwards of 2 0a Acres of which are Wood Ground, the whole in a Ring fence, surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax. The Situation perik•Oly dry and. healthy, the Turnpike koacis excellent, distant 8 miles from oxtbra, S from Wood ? Jock, 3 fr)m Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept la the Neighbourhocid ,Apply ,to Messrs. Strong, Still an d S trong, Linebla's Inn, tendon • or Mr. North, Solicito r i n W oo d stoc k . t __To be ' viewed by applicatiOn at the Mansion House. SHANKLIN, IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT.. ''O BE SOLD BY:iPRIVATE CONTRACT, , ALL that New ereeteti Stone-built Messuage or D welling-house, having good under-ground Cellars, 2large Parlours in the Front ; a large Kit c h en an d o ther Itable Offices on the first Floor ; five good Chambers on second Floor, and suitable detached Offices for Servants, Zrn, Stables., &c. and trio large Gardens, with Thi r ty-two w e s of Meadow and Arable Land; at the front of the t ll se Most dclightfully situated on a rising Ground ,and il imanding unbounded ea and Land Views. Possession AY be had:it Michaelmas S nex t. C7he Et:tat e i s h e ld on L ease , d eterm i nable on'three good 4es, at a very l ow L or d' s R ent, and renewable at a sinall e• For a view of the Premises, and to treat for the Purchase, t•Pivue r Ply (if nd by Letter, post-paid} to Mr. Joh n B arton , sen. t h e .....__h Occupier .. _ SPILBURY's ANTISCORIAJTIC DROPS. II.IH I S w e ll - k nown exce ll ent Medicine, having a • been approved by the Public near thirty years, hardly etas any further reCommendation ; but as a Gentleman of ue Neda 6 ility, resiitling in the n e ighb our h oo d of Spils b v, in s County:of .Lincoln and whose Case was novel, ha the toodne s S to call on the ' Proprietors, at the Dispensary, d No. el 5, S oho-squaro, to acquaint them of the Cure he had re r.nlY experienced from the useof their Medicine: Messrs. tiPitsa ua lc, and Co. beg leave to acquaint the Public, ev ery satisradory account relative to the Case and Cure al l'tcistci to,- which, for many re4sons, would be unpleasant to '4,e. Gentlernitn to have publicly AdVettistd. Dr. RUSS It LL's Infallible Solvent Drdps tbr the Cure of the STONE and GRAVEL; and ST.EDNIAN's Inesti mable PILE DROPS. Rs - rEnmAN, sole Proprietor c f th e . above • valuable Medicines, begs leave to inform the Public, that his Son haS now opened a IVarehouse for vending them, NVholesale and Retail, at No': 24, Crooked-lane, 5 doors,froln Fish-street-hill. To off.:r EncomiUms on diem here would be superfluous.--In an extensive Circle of private Friends, they have for many years proved highly beneficial ; and since R; Stedman has yielded to the solicitations of those Friends, and given publicity to the Medicines, they have effetted the most astonishing and unpreLedented Cures. To convince the' Public of these Fads, Copies of the original Letters, and Attestations of the Cured, may b e s een a t th e above place ; and thie Proprietor earnestly entreats all persons to convince themselves of the unquestionable claims which these Medi cines have to universal preteiznce, lay consulting those proofs of their efficacy. ( - DISEASES OF THE EYE. COSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE OINTMENT. THIS Medicine possesses great and infallible efficacy iri all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from whatever cause; they may arise-as recent Colds, relics of the Sinall-pox.or Measles, Sctirvy, Scrofula, or any kind of acrimony in the Blood or juices. In cases of Ophtlialmy, habitual Inflam►nation, excoriated and ,ulcerated Eye-lids, and that hitherto deemed incurable Disease, the gaping or re. verted Eye-lid, it has a specific . and very surprising power, AS Physicians and Stirgeons of great em►nence can attest. I t also removes Specks and Films, and restores 'the Eye lashes, though apparently destroyed for many years. The Preparation ►s simple, and may be applied at any time of -life. Cos - r et.to's"C E RATE Is a apPlied, with equal .successi to much - more general ',purposes.. It heals, in the most eaCttual. manner, all kinds of Wounds, Burns, and Scalds j - and is the best known Application to old anil inve terate Ulcers, in the Legs, and other parts of the body; many of which it has perfealy.healed, in Patients ilischarged from the most celebrated Hospitals as incurable. It is also very serviceable in the - Piles, and all scrofulpus and scorbutic Sores. - Sold in boxes is. gd. and 2S. gd. each, duty included, at Ward's Medicine War:house, .324, Holborn ; Pidding's, 76, Oxford-street ; Brenuand's, tc6, Bishopsi;ate-Without ; Shaw's, 74, - High-street, Southwark ; Vade's, 46, Cornhill ; E. Newberry, Corner of St. Paul's ; Cundell's, 47, Mino 'ries ; and Meridit4's, 23, Mount-street, Asylum, Lambeth ; and roost Me4icine Dealers in the Country, particularly in tale-West of Englzatil, where these Medicines have been ge .h.rally established. upward:, of Fifteen Years. .• • Lot 3. All those two: Cottages 9r 'reneincn3 under cne Roof, with the Gardens,' Close of Land-called , l)icicnin's Butt, and Withy Bed, thereunto adjoining and belonging, si tuate at Blackwater aforesaid, containingb-y.estirnatjon. three Acres or thereabouts, now in the o.ccupation.of the said Wil liam Hillier, as Tenant at Will.— Lot 4. All that. Wheelv;riiiit's Shop and Wheelwrig!lt's Yard, with the Appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at, Blat;kwater •aforesaid, now in the •occupation of James Hayles, as Tenant at Will, at the yearly Rent of 2.1. For Particulars, inquire of. Messrs . Clarkes• and :Sewell, Newport, or Messrs. Letch and Goodeve, No. 4, Holborn_ court, Gray's.inn, London. • ISSEX.---FARIVIS AND WOODS. • TO BE, SOUL) BY AUCTION, On Tuesday the ztst September inst. at the Sign Of the Bell Inn, in Castle Hedingliain, in the said County, pursuant to such Articles and Conditions-as shall be then and there produced, between the Hours of T wt) and ,Four ; Lot, t. fIOMPRISES ODWELL a MANOR FARM, in the Parishes of Castle fled:high= and Geningthorpe, in the occupation o 1 Mr. Do‘yns • con sisting of 178 A. 2 R., 9'P. of .Arable, Meadow, and Pas ture Land ; a good Dwelling house, Double Barn, and ne cessary Out -buildin4s, in good repair ; together with a Wood called RA,M CRE WOOD, contiguous to the above, and. containing 17 A. 2R. , • Lot 2. SH E EP COAT FARM, in the Parish of Castle Hedinghain, containing 4o A - . t It. 28 P.' of Arable, Meadow, and Hop Ground, : with a Barn, Stable, &c. all Copyhold, the will of the Lord, and pays 'a - Quit-Rent of 11. Ss.-per annum. • • .Lot 3. • RED-HOUSE FARM, in the Parish of Sible Hedingham, containing 79 A. r Ri 28 P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Ground; With• NOTTL WOOD, adjoining to the same; containing t 4 zR.32 P. with Ilous, Phinr t Stables, &c. One . Messuage and is A. of. the above is Co pyhold of the M a n o r o f P rayers, and * pa y s a Quit-Rent of 55. Bd.' per annum. • Lot 4. COLLARD'S FARM, in the Parish of Sible He dingham, containing 90A. z R. 26 P. of Arable, Meadow,, and Pastore Land, with Farm-house, two Barns, Stables, • &c. and a Cottage, called 'Wright's, and another called Wells' Cottage, and Yard ; and two Fields, called Hither and Further W e ll s , p : i rt o f Red-house-Farm adjoining to .Collard's - Farm to the South ; of Which two Cottages and 3o A-. 3 R. zt P. are Copyhold, and pay a Quic.Rent of 21. 7s. 7d. per annorn. ' Lot s. TWO PIECES of LAND, abutting on Morrise's • Green to the \Vest, called Baker's, Close and .Baker's Mea dow, containing BA. rR. 36, P. Four Pieces of Land, par cel of Collard's Farm, at - the South cod of Morrise's Greco/. Wognt's, Middle 'Wright's, and Hither. Wright's ; and a small Grove contiguous thereto, containing 16 A, , 7P. with: Great and Little Wright's Woods, contain ing 27 A. r R. 12 P. in Sible Hedingham. Lot 6. ONE PIECE of LAND, called Collier's Lay, parcel of Red-house Farm, containing 7 A. 1 R. 26 P. toge ther- witt Collier's Lay Wood adjoining, containing to A. t R. 5 P. in Sible Hedinhzim. Lot 7. WE ST Y WOOD, containing 54 A. 3R.6 P. in ' Sible Hedingham, Leasehold for an unexpired term of 768 years, at the reserved• Rent of zl. Bs.. per annum. Also a House; &c. arid 3 R. of Land adjoining the same, Copyhold, and pays a Quit., Rent am. per annum: -Lot 8. R ENBITT LAND, contai n i ng 22 A. zR. rP. of Arable Land ;' and RENBII T WOOD,. containing 82 A.' 3 R. 21 P. in Sible Hedingham. •-Lot q. SUGAR'S FARM, containing 23 A. rR. 34 P. with House, Barn, &c. of which 13 A. are Copyhold, and pays a Quit-Rent of t is. Bd. per annum., in Sible Heding ham. .. Lot ro. BAKE R's GROVE, in Sible liiedinghatn, con.. taining 5 A. 3 It. 17 P. Lot iI. A DOUBLE COTTAG E, with Two Pieces of Land, containing as A. 16 - P. part of Lang-Acre Farm, abut ting upon the Green to . the East, in the Parish of Great Brad- I ley, in the County of-Suffolk. • • Lot tz. A FARM, - 'called COOKE's FARM; consisting of a Farm-house, two Barns, Stables, and Cow-house, with Six Pieces of Land, called the Orehard, Long Meadow, Plough ditto, Wainut-tree Field, Rook Mead, and Orchard Piece,' containing I * B A. 3 R.' 6 P. lying in the Parish of. Great Bradley; together .vith a Field called Brooklands, containing BA. 1 R. 31 P. lying in the Parish of Kirtling, in the County of Cambridge, of which 18 A. are Copyhold, and pays a Quit-Rent of il. Is. 7d. per annum. Lot 13. A DOUBLE COTTAGE and Yard; abutting . upon.the Green to the - West, with Four Pieces of Land ad joining, in Lang-Acre Common,' in .Great Bradley, contain tug 5A.3 0 P. . . Lot 14. A PIECE of LAND,' in Lang-Acre Common, containing 13 A. more or less ; another Piece 'called the LaWn, containing 6A. 3 R. 30 P. in Great Bradley ; Two other Pieces, one called Stub Ground (which is Tythe-free), and the Croft, containing 17 A. 1 R. 32 P. in the Parish of. Dullingham, in the County of Cambridge, of which to A. are Copyhold, • and pay a Quit-Rent of 6s. r td. per annum. Lot rs. A PI ECE of LAND, called Buckler's Leigh, containing - 6 A. 36 I'. and Ten Pieces of Fi e ld, I s i ng Waterfield Common, to the North of tile - Road leading to Great Bradley, and itearest to Buckler's Leigh, containing 12 A. $ R. 5 P. in Great Bradley, of which -t A. 3 R. are Copyhold, nd pays a Quit-Rent of rod. per annum. Lot te. THREE PIECES of FIELD LAND, in-Water field Common, 'two of them adjoining to Grove Common, and - the third a small' Piece of Meadow not far distant, .con taining together t A. z R. 29 P. and Two Pieces off-and, in Grove Common, containing 1 A. 2 R. t P. in Great Bradley. Lot 17. SIX PI ECES of FIELD LAND, in Water, field Common, to the South of the Road leading to Great' Bradley, containing It A. zR. 6 P. in the same Parish, of which 2A. 3 R. t P. are'Copyhold, and pay a Quit-Rent of 3s. rid. per annum. lot 18. LOUR PIECES, in Upton Common Field, con taining it A. 2R. z 8 P. in the PArish of Great Bradley, of which 3A. are Copyhold, and pays a Quit-Rent of is. per annum. To be viewed by leave of•the Tenants ; arid printed l e arti-2 culars may be had of Mr. Gilson, Chehnsfoid ; Spread Eagl., ngatestone ; - White Hart, locking; Rose and Crown, Sudbury ; • of the Printers of the Chelmsford, I pswich, - and Bury , Papers - ; and 'at. the Bell, in' Castle Hedingham ; and • pf Messrs. Ward, Dennett, and GreaveS, Covent-garden. Bk./WEL COMPLAI)4TS. Ti - 1E Superiority which . the Otiginal .DAFFY i s ELIXIR. has over all other Medi c in es i n cur i ng the above Complaints, readers any.comments on its virtues urr:. 'necessary; but the PrOprietor /eels ir a' duty he owes to the .Public to caution, them agains,t Counterfeits ; and informs them, that he neither supplies, or' authorises any House in town to sell his Medicine, and that it can only be had ge nuine at his Warehouse, the white stone House, in Salis bury-square, Fleet -street. Messengers should be cautious .to' aveid two shops in the narrow entrance into the Square, who have the audacity to write on their windows " Original Elixir,". by Which the unwary ' h ave b een 4eceiv,:d. Although Governinqnt hay,: laid an additional. Duty on Me dicines, yet. the Prtprletor orthi,:extelltnt One continues to sell. htt oldest Elixir ip quAzts i4s. and .pints L. Bach. -Thii Day was published, peke (id. - PP. EMARKS. on MODERN FEMALE MAN_. NE RS, as distinguished by Indifference to Charader, and Indecency of Dress. Printed for F. and C. Rivlngton, St. Paul's C;i:frehJyard ; sold also by W. and J. Richardson, Royal E xCifan t ;e ; Cob , belt and. Morgan, Pall Map ; and W. Ilatchard, Piccadilly. Of whoin"may be had, price is: A Letter addressed to- the Hou. Charles fames Fox, in consequence of his Speech in the House of Commons on the Ch.iratier of the late Most Noble Francis Duke of Bedford— with -Observations on . a Serinon preached at the Parish Church of Woburn, on' the SUnday after the- Interment of tlje Duke of Bedford, by the Rev. Edmund Cartwright. . • ' . This Day was published. _With a Coloured Plate, price Four Shillings, • AN EXAMINATION of the REPORT of the COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of - COMMONS on the CLAIMS .)r*REMOINIEKATION torthe VACCINE POCK IN NOCU I.A TI ON ; containing a Statement of the principal Historical - Facts of the VACCI By GEORGE PEARSON, M. D. F. R.S. Physician to the Vaccine Po ~ .k Institution, senior Physician to St. George's' Hospital, Honorary Member ache Board of of Agriculture, &c. Printed for J. Johnson, No. 72, , 5t. Paul's Church-yatd. TITHES. This Day was published, in svo. the Third Edition-improveo e 3s. sewed, THE LAWS respel lg TITHES. Ccmprising ail the Cases and Statutes on the•sehjea of per, prcdial, and nuxu , i '' ITHES. and 0) whom they .:re payable—How be paid and set out —H -7 recover:Cole wnen withheld—Of Exemptions from TAlie -By C ,, mpusition, 1 3 1scripti , ' ce. Likewise of Leases and Agree ment.. concerning Tithes ; and all otnet ntets fOr the informationol Farmers, Clergymen, and Country 'Sufi-. citors. -By the AUTHOR of the LANDLORD and TENANT. ALSO, r. The Laws of Landlord; Tenant, and Lodgers. By J. B. Bird. Seventh E.L• - ln, Bvo. 3s sewed. 2: - The - Laws of Wills, Testa.ntmts, and Executors, .B,re. By . J. B. Bird. Fourth Editors. Svc. 3s'. sewed. 3. The Laws of Masters and ';,:rviints; journeymen, Third . Edition, Bvo 3S. sewed. - „ : • 4. The Laws of Parish Matters, Third Edition, Bvo. 35. sewed. .(j' ;The above -four Pub; icationS may be had % together, done up in One Voluine, under the title of Law Selections, tn. in boards, or us, 6d. botiA. London : P . rinted for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. This - Day was published, A D Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, price rs. RAC. ICAL DIRECTIONS to INSTRUC . TORS and PARENtS, on the RIG HT CHOICE and USE of BOOKS in every Branch of Education ; pointing out their res - pedive merits, and the order in which they should be successively adopted. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.' Redor of Newport, and late Master of the Grammar School • . in that Town. p- Thiis Work is divided into Two Parts ; in the first art several judicious observations on Education ; and the second enumerates -the most .useful introdudory . Books in every- branch ot:Knowledge, remarking on their respedive merits, and cautioning Parents and Instrudors against some, Which the Author, upon just grounds objeds to.. Among the Books recommended, we do not observe any which we consider as obieetionable. ri tish Critic. Published by Thomas Reynol(iS,Ox ford-street, and sold by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge,' Edinburgh, and .G lasgow ; and by all Booksellers in general*. pisyEmpti e in Dogs. AAR. BLAINE, "Profe'ssor in Animal Medicine, IV/ bers to call the Public Attention. to his celebrated MEDICINAL, POWDER,tor the DISTEMPER, has proved itself so efficacious in all stages of that Complaint. This Medicine, signed by the Proprietor, is srld as under, with Direa:ons,'at ts. 6d. per Dose, being usnally sufficient for U,e Cure,. or Six Doses for Ss. MANGE IN' .170 GS. Mr. B. 'has been induced likewise to vend publicly, a mild •but efficacious Composition for this Complaint, he has some :years successftilly used in his private praclice, which 'mill cure the worst case at one dr e ssing. This Qintinent, price 2s. a Box, signed by the Proprietor, is sold Wholesale and Re tail by T. Boosey, Broad-street ; Barclay and Son, Fleet , Market, I orldon ; also by T. Huddleston, Dublin: and Re tail by-Venders Qf genuine Medicines. • INFIRMARY FOR. DOG'S. Mr. Blaine, No. 19, Cot: 4:Ni-square ; Piccadilly, has opened a commodious set of Apartments for the reception of Sick Dogs of descrip tions.' He likewise gives his Akice on their Complaints at borne, abroad, or by letter, on moderate terms. ANATOMY OF THE HORSE. In 1798 was published, by T. 13oir3ey, dedicated, by permission, to His Majesty (of L: few Copies only remain), Mr. Blaine's.FolinSystem.' of Atiatomy of the' Horse, with elegantly engraved and co luured Platei, price lA. as. or phinVil.lB. whom may likewise be had, by the same Author, price is. The ad Edition of The Treatise on the Distemper in Dogs. . • Tile foltoiyhig highly celebrated. Aiticies - are to be had of the uocicr.-lhentioned.Agenfs for the Citcuit of this Paper. CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD, DECIPEDLY. is the, most elegant and-effica cious Medicine ever yet discover4i-Mr Nervous - Dis-' eases and. shattered-Cons tit utions, Consumptions, -Weakness of Sight or Memory, tlypodiondria,Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach and Bowel .C.omplaints, and all -other DiSeases arising *ova a relaxed .state cif the Nerv ous System. 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