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A.S . &c. . . • 4to. with Coloured Engravings, price iss.'in boards. . s.. Treatise on the Causes, Progress, and. Cure of Con. sumption. By lohn Reid, NI. D.. Physician to the Finsbury Dispensary, 7s. boards. - 6. A 'l' re atse on the Process employed by Nature in Sup. pressing the Heitioh:hage from Divided and Pundureci Arte ries. By 1. F. D. jones, M.D. In I vol.‘Svo. with nume rous Plates, tos. 6d. boards. • 7. A Pradical• Inquiry into the Causes ;of Convulsive Asthma, &c. By Roocrt Bree,. M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. The Fourth Edition, consider ably ItuNturcat and ait ',wit by addititettil Prazti4;4/. Obser vittions, price Xs. PARK-PLACE, AT THE,GROVE, CANIIIERWLLL, SURREY-LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. Fashionable Furnitnre, 'Hate, Linen, China, Glass, Books, Wines, and other Effects. TO B 1 SOLI) HY AUCTION, • By D. COUTY, • - On Wednesday, April 29, and foll,,wing Day, at Eleven o'clock, on the Preiniies, No. 3, Park-Place, Canit.er. well, by Direction of the Assignees of Mr. lames Huiry, Merchant, • • , THE LEASE of a Spacious FAMILY RESI DENCE, i❑ complete Repair: Containing suitable Dining and Sleeping - Rooms, Domestic Offices, Garden G round, new-erected Coach- house and Stabling ; command ing extensive and delightful Views ;; Thirteen Years unex pired, ata low. Rent. Also, The FASHIONABLE FUR NITURE, new within twelve months; comprising lofty, Bedsteads of all Mahogany, with full-trimmed Hangings, lined throughout ; Curtains in Suite; Goose and Down Beds, welted Ticks; Paliases, Wool and Hair Matresses • su perfine Blankets,. and Marseilles Counterpanes; Barry 111orine • Curtains, bordered with Velvet; elegant Morine and Gold Dr..w.n4-looniChairs; and S• fain Suite; three highly-finished Vase Knite-cases ; a solid Wardrobe, Secretary, .and Book case, Commode Double and Single ChestS of Drawers, and . Night Tables ; Twenty Grecian• back' Parlour Chairs ; a ca. pital Set of Spanish Mahogany Dining Tables; a neat Satin. wood Lady's Cylinder Desk and Book-case, and Work-table; Chinmey-glasses and Mirrors; Table, and Tea Services, of China; Bed and Table Linen ; and numerous other El-nets. N. li. The LEASE will t e sold on the First Day or Sale, on the Premises, at Eleven o'clock. May be viewed with . Tickets only ; Particulars had six days, and Catalogues one day, prior to the Sale, on the Pre mises, and of the Audioneer, aB, Ratelitr.higilway. PURIFIEP. LEMON lUICE. MHIS .Prepatation,•which is only Lemon Juice deprived of those qualities that so soon dispose it to ferMentation apd become useless, retains for any length of time the original aromatic flavor and acidity of.the recent fruit. It is used in the making of Punch, Negus, Lemonade, Saline Draughts, ellies,.flavouring Sauces, and indeed for all such purposes to which Lemons are applied. • • Prepaled only by Smith and Soii, Chemists, Sze. 29, Flay m irket (near Piccadilly), London, where it is sold'wholesale aid retail,, with ample Directions for use, in Bottles of 25.6 d. 4s. 6d ..and gs, each. AttJNIAIIC SHALT OF VINEGAR, The Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perfection, is (ire_ pared and sold by TUCMAS and WI L LIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. r PHIS agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is com posed of highly - concentrated Vinegar, joined whit the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may he kept unimpaired in any Climate, and for any period of Its pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful end salutary in Head Achs, Faintings, and in , all places of Public Resort, as - Theatres, CoUrts of justice, &cc as it connterads the bad effeCts of heated and . foul Air, and is the best Antidote against the intedion of all Contagious Diseases. As there arc various - spurious Imitations, under the same and similar names, some of which are injuriously. represented as Improvements, the Public are requested to observe, that the names of THOMAS and WI LLIAM HENRY, Man chester, are engraved ou each Stamp, to.counterkit which is a Capital Felony. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, price as. gd. c • Stamp included) is sold, wholesale and retail, by 'Bayley and Blew, Ng. S, Cockspur.street (the only Agents in Lon. don authorised by the Proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes, of Gold, Silver, Cornelia!), Crystal,' &c. Also, HEN RY!i; CALCINED_ MAGNESIA, in Bottles, 'at 2s, Ud, and larger, with Gla.ss Sc;.)ppei - , at 4s, each; their . names . being on 'kw StUmps. rtf: