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C /~ NUMBER 4648.] LONDON DISTILLERY. IHE IIkOMOTERS . of the LONDON DIS TILLERY beg leaveio inform, the 'Public, so consi derable a Stun being already subscribed, it•will not be neces sary to keep the Books open beyond WedneLday neat. z 6, Change-alley, August S. EDUCATION. A, CLERGYMAN in,the West of Englarid wish ds .1-1 to undertake the EDUCATION of ONE PUPIL, not exceeding the age of Twelve Years. The Situation is re markably healthy, about too miles from London. The Young Gentleman may be instruaed in the Greek and Latin ClassicS, Writing, Arithmetic, French, and Italian, the Ma. thematics ' &c. Any Widow Lady of fortune and respeaability who wishes to inspect the Education of her own Son, might be accom modated in t Le same House. The mist resg i edable references will s be given ; Letters addressed to A. it Mr. Booth's, Stationer, Duke-street', Portland Chapel, will be immediately attenUed to. DORN'EIr, BUCKS. TO BE LETT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED,. -t AA NEc\T COTTAGE, in a pleasant Situations . within Two Miles'and a Half at. Windsor, not a Mile front the River Thames, Three thibt Maidenhead. The .House contains, a Drawing-room, An Parfiur, and a llreakfast-room, Six Bed rooms, a Kitchen',,a Dairy, a Wash . house, With a Copper fixed, and a pump of MOst eXcellent water; the Front Court, or Pleasure Ground; iS hounded 'by' - a beautiful Common, with good Roads in evcry Direc tion, a good Kitchen-garden, .fully cropped, a Fariti-Ward, with a Three-stall Stable, a 'Coach, and a rich A.leadowatl l The whole in perfect &der, and tit for the niate reLeption of a genteel Family . - mity . be.viewed:- more Particulars and Terms, by-tapplica tion to kr, Griev;bach, at the House, or of Mr. Kimberley, at N O , . 33, in t h e Haymarket, London. ~ B.' Several others, from a - Mansion to a Cottage, en (quires .above. WOODS. e ro ‘Sel.l5, 'Upon the ESTATE or CULLODEN, near • INV i'RN ESS, TEN THOUSAND large Growing SCOTS FIR TREES, from eighty to ninety rears ()hi, stip , tused at anl..verage to measure from twelve to fitteett'solid I'M Per tree.. The wood i. situated on the north side of a ently sloping bank. Of a dry gravelly bottom,, about an •-t; ngliSh milefrorn the shores of the Moray Fritlu between, Svhicliancl ttli woods' there is an excellent road. The wood. will be sold . either in .one. or . more lots, as thr;' ‘ pureb4st;rs 'buy irici ne. For furtheetarticulars application may be made to.tlex... *der Mackent.e. Esq. banker, Inverness ; or to Crinitird Tait, W. S. Edinburgh. John Islaismyth, Gardener at Cita , 30den, will she the woods. , N. 8.. from a very attentive examination of these Woods' It is estimated that the trees to be sold contain one hundred 411ousand add hire hundred solid text of Timber. s '. SURREY. , • kNICRTS' 1111 L, M ANSION.ITOUSE and LAND, The Propeity of the hate Lord-tHURLOW. iIe*IORTLY NY4)I be ySOLD V . AUCTION, at G arraway 7 s Cciat-house, this truly elegant and splendid Morntion-, with suitable attached and detached Farm arcl and 0 ut-buildiags, replete with every convenience, and• tpwardi of too Aeres of excellent productive Meadow and Vastare Land; formic alto Aether a most itupetlant Domain; it far the residence of a Family of the first . drstindtion. Situation of Kni'ghts' Hilt is retired , amidst the most interesting rural Scenery,, eonunanding . extensive, richly wooded, and diversified nrospeis, distant five Miles only k no t London,. and one Mile each from Streatham and Dut- Sch. , Partittlars are ttreParliN, and Will be shortly readyiforgle- Every, of which due ncitice,will be given in this ParP:rtand also of the Day of Sate, when every nccessarKlllWirmAnit may be hmi, and Plan's of . the. Estate seen, onAtpfication to Mt, Toi,vnly, Land SorVey'pr,Walworthr and zit.Nlr. Jautes's ()trice, No. 5, New Dam:lll.4.Bml, Lincoln's filth DENHAM, BUCKS. , -- - • TO BE .S 0 I.I) EY AUCTION, By Mr: KIMBERLEY,. • • , . , On Thursday the . rith of August instant ! , at the White Horde Inn, at Uxbridge, in the County . ,of Middlesex, precisely . in Three o'Clock, ‘vitliont Reserve, - A 1.,L, tht • FREEHOLD FARM, with,,Barn,s, it ..... Stables, andevery usefid Convenience for cOndtierhig ."', sAnte ; containing about One Hundred ,AcreS df - krabl" the ,meadow Land, the whole ' inclosed immediateliorriiind, Soil douse; the present Crops will prOve the fe4tility 'of the ; the Situation is desirable and retired,in, rich' vatc, a i i I ,null distance trim that Pleasant vvell-ktioW l',Y,illige nf sJenlmfi. about two iiilles from that capital V. -Town. t/ K Ulthridge, arid: fifteen 'from London. • The P.t mikes . arc capable of great,' mini) vcinent, and may be iti.:.dc7a.i,!Onliplete Itesidenectorany Pr.rs..in retiring from gusitv%;s, and wlch. 2. 1 g to . enJoy 'alt the rational amusements :of a snug Farin, uninterrupted,' and not ' subjett , to any. inconvenience w lia t. ever: - • . . . N. IL. Part:culais of which , with the meastireinent of tia darent Fields: de . c. arid further information, .by application to Mr. I(ll.pberley, Surveyor of Estates; •.&c. at So. 33, - in, Vie Haymarket';. or at the three Tuns l'avern, in Vetter lane, London. All Letters; pose paid, will be duly answered. ~ EALING H(7USE,,MIDDLESEX. , TO BE SQL!) BY AUCTION, By Ple11;11 On Thursday, the z3th day - of Augur, tBO7, 'at Twelve 4)'Clock (utilcsspreviously didposed It by Private Contrad, Of which due notice will be given M this Paper), ACAPITAL MANS:ON, with attac hed and d e .' tachod allied' F a r i n-yard,. spacious ,Garden,. and 'valuable Meadow and Pasture Land. - This valuable Freehold and part. Copyhold Estate (which is little interim to Freehold), comptises that cgpl?;11' Man-, ( tarl, EA LING.-BO titi at• •Miciclle,so,'fibout six miles and a half tNIII London, with Wal.l in fetint; and double ( late, Coat. It.swecp Approach; spaciousWalLitritit and Kit chen Garden, rich in reduce ; •Green.houie and Grapery ; .nurnerous shady Walks, Pleasure Ground, . Form Yard and • eprotitable Meadow and Pasture Land. richly studded with noble Oak, Elm, and other Forest Trees, the pi•operty and ftsidence of the late Earl of Gallowayohe whole supplied • • With an abundance.of excellent Water. The .Mansion contains: a. Drawing-room and Dining-par. thirty.tive feet by eighteen, large Breakfast.parlour, pr Gentleman's Room'; spacious Hill!, used as a Billiard-room, ththirteen most excellent Iled.chtimbers, two Staircases, two irteen most eXcCllflt jkhchambCr. two StsirCCS, IWO Va,er-loset. and suitable Domestic Offices and Ceilaring - Setyants' Rooms over the Stables, Stalls for eight Horses, - and &landing for various .Carriages , the whole in most admir able enter. I lie Furniture, which is of the very beet description , neatly eleeant, and handsome, together with the Fixtures and Xiirsber, 'to be included in the Purchase. . May..be viewed until the day of Sale (byTickets only), •on application to Mr. Cbxe, No. 33, ThrOgrniputt.street, of ' whom .Particulars may be hull also at ' Lloyds and Gar- • nwaY's , coffee- howes ; at Mt. Ridgway's', bookseller, No. 170, Piccadilly ; Mr. Lariat's, No. 60, Neeliond.street ; • d " Nlr• I New Boswell - court, , Lincoln's-Inn, to „.: lt l nn apply also for Treaty'by Private Contrail. .0. The Stock on the Premises may be taken at a sepa te Nii.ltantiOtt, it agreeable to the purchaser at the thine of Sale. NEW MUSIC. - Day vas pahlished, b'ytCoulcling.and Co. 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A body that is ,en.rvaze.l in youth seldom recovers itself; old age and infirmities speedily come on, and the thread ot lite it shortened; tor the fbimdatiOn of a happy old'age is a food constitution in youth., Temperance and mo deration, at tharage,ate passports to happy grey hairs. The Cordial balm of Gile id most wonderfully cherishes nature, and will support the iife iaf the.igSti anti infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lowngs of spirits, relaxation in either sex, whethu hereditary or owing to youthful imprti. dencies, this Nledicine attOrd the most wonderful relief. In Nervous Constimptions its ine.rits stand unrivalled : it en. ters into and tnixcs with t tie most subtle of the animal fluids, assists and invigorates the decayed j uices, and throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in Heed of assistance. 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M‘Honald, Trun,rate, Glasovv.; and by - most r i ltgokiellers and Venders of Patent, M•ulicines in the United k,insidont, ~~ ,It tEI EN Professional Men , of Aludation 'and - Responsibihty deviate floor the general System by • the selettion of a pecitliarbranch, the sandion of tonk con- Untied success is the best criterion of sopericrity. , Thirteeu yFars. brim I devoted my practice to theettel usive treatment of Three ..Piser4rs, c.n.4, the successful result of . my plan gives rive additional ardor to oPpose, as fat as I am, able, the ravages of 'those' Complaints whichare the most irnportent in the Catalogue of Hinuan Infirmities. . • • Afte r initiation, into every 8 1 '2=14 aS All Army Surgeon: . I formed a wish at an early period of l' raefice to rescue tit diVidiials from* the, i).;41 iritre" of uneducated men, of the, 'equally dangerous precipitancy et general PriefitiOnets.. Clzea 'fbrce Di,torders,, to the . Cure of which I have de.: voted .my attEntion, cotniqjsz ey:try tirecics of YEN :MAL IN e.CTI-ON, whether of a recent, or long:du, • radon: Idly, Ali kintts of :lability, whether arising from the habits. of school-hors,, or indull:inces. of "nature ages lastly, t,iat licraligement of the. system in mrra ivh%•ll cailed.llAltItE, , INESS • •or STE It I LIT Y. Numerow: 'ihseases- are the re: uit or ;41:orance, or , haste,. In the tre.itiitert or siniple tlotiorrluz . .sa i • ariti . it net lin,' frequently happens that the seels or Lite are I‘uiL , riorl by the indiscretion of an iiegthirticti hotv,- , liy a' superior me. thed-such Coin .ants are easily ciiret.i; and, even there others have farictl, I trust, that 1 may ptasnine,to otter a -.radical te.eaatillsturient. : howeeer, are the cases - of comp(icatal diatresr in this chsorder, comp:IAA o:ith the 4:Alain:WU situations e.f Men, woo, hum an indutelice- in a solitary vice, the p re valent ga_ietics of a tashionable life,, acquire ,that stale of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pern,icious habits.. ' • , • . Where the unhappy sufferer breeds over his misery, but carefuiL.• conecala,his misfortune, it may be some consu. Laltyn 11)r into to know, 'that although it be an objet- of :doubt or uncertainty with , other I'r.:lat.:le:l, the removal of these Deficiencies by the glaolu.il progess Repoya. tion, is the acquirement ut rly 'Experience. If the rites of ilacchus or Venus have ba.in to reduce Manly vigour, muc h anxiety wilt. be prevented by an early COUliterae. tion of this languid State. * . and in these CAiiet, no great difficulty will occur. Hut where this Deficiency his for vrars exisre4 a p ro p e r -perseverance i indispensably tequiSite to,revive the shinl4 . 'ng Sparks of Lite, and to re-antitiate the :.; , nstitutiorn. • MARIO E. i) Vv'Olvt EN, Who have long tieen disappointed _i n /hair expeit-Attuns of a Family, :may be lisauted, that in most instances, such deleas Are curable by hledical skill. The se.:resy winch is so esseinnii to my , unife.rtak(ng, ana the qualifications which . 1 have presumed to state; term the basis of my pretenSions, and iii coincidence with Such this intimation is given, that Mr. Brea [nay be consul:id personally, or ,by Letteri (inelosin;.; a quail Note), at his I' house, NO. aO, Artuidel• street,)Strand, near Temple liar. 01 . There is 'an additinn.al Entrance in W a r at r. s t ree t, ad)oining, andthe Name is on both the doors. • • MAItTtN BRAS, Metnberli the (toil( Coif; ge of Surgenns. A Ca ye tow.—Sorne Persons who tilsely aisert them selves to be Isletribers of the Royal College, laavleth foi sere. rat mo ß tns past evict my Adveitisements alinost Avord for words and inserted them as their own proclutiiims, it is my duty to nwnt iori, that those. Persons are not Merribers of any Collar in Lon lon, Edinburgh, or elsewhere,: nor have they anyright to prazlisc Surgery 10 Londoi - STXPENCZ . - ... ••• P . 1 . CTUeI,L,LINq-OEFICE • ' T HE COMMISSiONERSAr 17C17.14 ; . I, r :VG . . ,HIS ilitlE,STY's IVA 1( . ....1" dr, 1•',• ,gip; ,',', ;.•• ' 1•,, ~, . aesday, the Bt h Of Se! !ember nix', they will tr i ea.,l ~, ~,_ Celve-rokrt, In :writing( realel,o),, a 1.1 - 1 , eat %pi th 'we.; p r , ,„ q , as twill andertake4o4srplo4rall - svcia - inantities ol Cll i' s i 1.:,; 4 .' , DE RBYSIII RE, W A RAVI CKS I-11 RE, ipsei (.; 1. 0 v ciE s_ TERSHIRE CHEESE,' or Cbeire of egitai ,04/,,, c , ~,,i ROSE CORK ../Stifolthd BP TT OR, 0"D WI 'FISH 811 '1". 'l' E R of eguario4t!m,.. - at shall be reqnbedj'r'his .111.4 , 5 , y's PiiMailing Sertiici t leife,thf Ist 01 Oil.,ber next, it, the 3,11,4, 1 , .timber, timber, 02041, inr:bistve :tobe delivered /tam time t, 5‘,,, , gi ac. mantled lalo the Mflualfi lig:Stores at Dcptiord, P or i smf ,„ 7 6- , , r 4 ,,.... ma at b , 'and .COri", at the , Con Ira flat' r • I'. xpence ;' to be -to a rra 4 te,l to keep good .and sound for :be space of Six Months from ii, ~,„ spesiive pctiods• of delivery ; and to. be paid for by Bills, po. ' able, with interest, - nineti. Ars after dyne. •• • ' , • . - - The Conditions o/ the Contrail may be sten at the .Serotterv's Office, at this Office ,-; ,-cr by applying to 'Air, 7 1 ,6,01.7//1.,„ i1a Pan,rterville,4gent for the Pitlaatling.at Co k. No regard will be had to any •Tendtr in'oethieb the' Price i &di' not bi i.nrerted in wards at length, ,-,r Mat sbail n;n be- d'ele't'ertd% to- the Board before One o'4:lock . on the said THetday, .14,e .!:;,1; of Sept. next, _nor untisi the Person who - makes the Tende), or , •sbine Pei son on his behalf, attends, to anmer, when called i,r, ' • TO BE LE - 1"1', AVERY Complete Snug COTTAGE, neatly E URNISKE I), a Stable for three Horses, and a Co:tell.; .house, ii . Garden; and a small rich Meadow; is beautiful, and possesses every advantage that is pleasaot and! agreeable, on the verge of Clewar Green, within two •of Windsor„in the County of auks; was lately occupied by the Honourable Colonel Grey. -• • More Particulars and Terms of. Mr. Kititherlev, Surveyor of Estates, &c. in Windsor ; at No. 13, in the Haymarket;. or at the Three Tuns Tavern, Fetter.laile, Lonitoo. -.N. B. .1%/11 . . Chaprnin on the sprit' will slieW the Premises. Several others, from 'a Cot rage to it Mansion, inquire as above... CON CENTRA T ED .- (1.F . 1 ANIAICA: GINGER„ • Prepared by W. WAN L, ,Chemist, Smahampton; r.^lr HE ,Superiority.of Alecliciiw, in Cnnipiaintso •_L. of the Stoina:_!l , ,::nd Bowels, tnitioatihn, latnlencr„, and in Goitf,', Rhelon tic, and SinomOdie Affections, is toe' well 'known to require much comment. It is bLifficient observe, , that_ this Essence is .recoutinendeci by s9itie fit the first, Ntmiieal Menin the Kingdorn: : if will keep anyni logth oftime, and in any-Climate. ;'ana liougttrtita Dos& is . sall; not more than froth one to two tea-speonfuis, yet . tl.na quan.t tity contains more of the yirtnegof tit:: Ginger than three times at.much in substance.. - It i s Sold Wholesale lent Ilewhery 3114 Sons, St. Paul's Chuirch. wart, Lo:Idol; sari It:AAL by the Venders of their Nlc.iicirw:;,, pritx AS. 9<l. 3 Duty included. N. If rwast: to for R;tral4ll's ESsenee f•f G;ngei-. PREGNANT LADIES, • `.those Situationhequiles.a Teroporats' JR. 'WATSON, Sargeon anzi '.,.Vi. oilers to aecornrnodate. tadie's in an illy andietired Si tuation, with Wpartments to oe.tti,• on terns suiren.to their circumstances anti in tite ,tll4zir In tants pot out E.O nurse, and humanely taken eire ot; humanity 'in &tees hinuto otter-Ills assistance to 'the horrors of concealed Pregnancy, he flatters himsett Ladies wilt tina. otik application to him, ; the - greatest Attention, and rn..st found Secrecy. • Letters. (pcut.paicil to !qt.,. W _atson, Stirgcon and Man. Midwife, or to M. 6. W4tsort; Mittaiite, No. is., Cluirlotm. . s tr e - et, Surrey-sicle of•l3lacktriars IlriclF,e, will meet the most pointed atienticirl. W hent inay. he hail. the Pill Re...1c...1iar., at f plti Pelt. reivinctodiv,ei,alellanetcltr had ru L alayri: and leregularities, anti art excellent • . PRESENT ST4TE . OF. FIINCE. COMMUNIATEb BY A PERSON JUST AltitlYED. At Boulogne there are at this-time four thousand .seamen, who Ace_training• to • military manccuvres, and ,exerciSecr,;tlireo. times d3yl. In addition tri these there, are.,Rtk) foreign troops, on Nv114):11 but a feeble depetaiinh could be pl:iced in ,the , ease of an'attaCk. This constitutes the Whole of the pre sent delcpce, • In,Fiance,th,e;male population is subjected to font kinds of military services : Ist, That of the con .scripts, Who are sent abroad in 'proportion as 'th e y ,are assembled. Next that of the veterans, who have the charge of the garrisonst,:Nq*A,toat of the cobtio mobile, .which is every where 'constantly, on foot, to ,repress insurre6tion, and aid the collettion of, the taxes. And, lastly, That of the guards for the 'pro . -- tetlion of the coasts, into which ,service ail persons residing in the yicinity of .the coasts are obliged to enrol themselves. , , • All the ,taxes t *hich subsisted under the antient regime ;base begp i tovivecl, and tity,tnented to a de gree almost intolerahle to the subject. . The new i post on salt (gahelle).bas.raised the value of that ne. cosarycornmodity' to live pence halfpenny EnEr,l;ll. per pound, an iturneupe -price, when the scarcity of money is considered : the gross annual amount of revenue eolle6ted is tight hundred of. francs, upwards of - thirty-three millions stetting. To)accois proportionably dear. All the specie is absorbed by Government ; and ,it is of little importance to the distressed and half-farnishcd iituiriJuaJ, that bread - and wine can be had at a very cheap rate, when his pocket, has been drained. In the mean time, the condition* the agriculturist tnpy be concaved, who •is fibrCtd to contribute his, quota of thelt - nposition3, however little lie may be enabled to raise by his produce, Bread sells at three farthings per pound and in the southern provinces :the wine is 'at a halfpenny per quart.. Such,.however, is tlic difficulty of.proburing an existence out of the army, that many air itidivi dwii,swito 'formerly supported his limlify try his l a . bour, is nowf9tgiged to' abandon his wife and infant pledges to thelohtird lot, and to rgeek refuge in the moving column... where he is sure ofobtaining his ration for a subsistence, _ .On the western coasts of France, ship timber is so scarce, that. at Arest they have larelrbeen under the necessity of breaking.upon the stocl, - ,s a ship of the line and a frigate, nearly completed, to be enabled to finish the repairs of the ships needed for immedi ate service. On the other hand,' at Antwerp, bor dering on the immense newlyfaequired forests, three ships of the line have been recently lannched, and six others are in a state of great forWarcluess.. Several thousand 'prisoners, taken in the service of Prussia, but cdnsisting of individuals' of almost all the naoons of Europe, have been marched into Spain, and will be sent to the Spanitli Colonies, is South America, to work the mines. The spnio collecled territories has - bee n traur , witted to it 41.1 ed siztylix wagpric