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KEMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. PALMER, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. SUETT. The Miss DE CAMP , , Mrs. BI O AND. form,. new Afterpiece of Urania, or The Illumine, per with -d, for th e z d t i m e, on S a t ur d a y night, was received tti•illithe high est app l ause b y art overflowing Audience, and u e repeated every Evening till further notice. o n_ Wednesday, the sth Night of King Henry the Fourth. (," T hursday, The Mourning Bride. c , sin Friday (not aded this Selsoa). Shakespeare's Thy of An, — • in r „,-A , Play, in Five Ads, called the False Demetriu3, is ""e4rsal, and will be produced as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO - MORROW EVENING, Jan. z 6, t 802, will be performed, THE MERCHANT OF V ENICE. - • • Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; Bassani°, Mr. C( Y ; • • Graziano, Mr. KNIG ; Launcelot, Mr. M.UNDEN,- • -Lorenzo (with S ongs ), Mr. HIL L; And Antonio, Mr. MURRAY. , :Jessica (with Songs), Miss DIXON And Portia,' Miss MURRAY. WITH • • LOVE A.LA MODE. On Wednesday, Fclly As It Flies, with Harlequin's Al- Via:lack On Thurstlay, Chains of the Heart, with Love a-Ia Mode. 9 : 1 Frida Allqnso, with The Review. A t.ierday the . 3oth, the Th eatre will not be opened. N COMA!: Opera, called Tile Cabinet, is in rehearsal. LECTURES on SURGERY. AIR. THOMAS will Commence his SPRING ? , y4. cpußsE on Monday February the Ist, at Seven II :tock In the Evening, 1 ; , at his House, 'isto. 49, Leicester. A l . klar Whe re a•Plituat the Ledures may be had, and at the Anatomical Theatre, Windmill- s tr e et . - U. t et ---L.____ . 1 nu -s re . MODEr, DANCING AND SELECT ASSEINIBL I R. ALLEN's PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION ASSEINIBLIES conarnenced on Friday, January t, tFhwill then be continued every 'FRID.AY, at No. 19, SEN ItRAR D-STEET,. Golden-square:---his CITY AS cr:IBLIES are, as u sua l, ever y MONDAY, a t No. to , AYLIFF-STRE ET, Goodman's-fields' None [mit 'Subscribers adminect.—None but People of respectability can subscribe. who e Ra„ e h Houses, Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who r ei ther learned in the old style, ornot at all, are privately e t o the Most elegant mintier every description of MO.:. ab ~k ,„ PANCE, and every requisite, for the most fashion. Pirtle„); by Mr. ALLEN, whose Plan of Teaching is acq tl i t ;, calculated for those tO Whom it is an objed to styl e. tais Accomplishment expeditiously and in the 'first Mr. ALLENive particularly informs those who wish to re bam,. Ils InstruCtions, that he has entirely removed his late • ltfE; t ul g Ac acten)y, in Havdon-square, to No. le, Greet Ay_reet, Goodrnan's-fields. IRELAND. WANTRD ,by the ROYAL CANAL COM- . Evans, PANY, an ENGINEER (in the roorri of Richard Esq. deceased) of experience in -Canal-Making, whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion able serutiny.—Any Per Son answering this description, will tneet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit. the AO pli retary catiok at by the Le Ctteo r, m or o therwise , will be received by si ! c, pany's House N. , Lower Or- Th6nd Q uay , D u bli n, which will be taken in o 28 to consideration h O 4 M un dAy the rsth o f F ebruary next. It is requested , that ive orte descrit will applitiyo.n. hut such as w i ll in every respe6l answer the Signed by,Order, k c;Yal Canal House, Dubli n, MA RK KERR, Secreta r y. Tan. it, iSoz. TO TANNERS. ACAPITAL TAN-YARD is now to be DIS- T POSED OF, situate on a Turnpike Road between z. wentv and Thirty Miles from London ; in a Country well- F 1. 1 4 c, keil with BARK, and where a constant supply- of Raw ,; (1 "- May be obtaine d from tart igr, as w e ll as ,;"111 Ltiudon. The Water iscularly excellent for Tan -.‘ng. Solo Leather. With the above is likewise a modern, tenee.l substantial Dwelling-house, with suitable Offices. I:cr further inibmiatiott ?pply to Messrs. Butterworths, at he r-fatiors, Long-lane, Southwark. • - 1-1 E NOBILITY, GENTRY, and.PUBLIC in , general are resneelfully informed, 1. BURGESS and lob e G E NE E ASENC.' EofANC HO V I ES, continues sii ~h 4n Pa.red` by them in the same manner that has given Thnwersal approbation for many years past. • 41 11 Ag accinirect sueriority, of that Article is 1.),Y etinA, • of -•son s alie n in the opinionthe ~ ...ountry at large, and of t he test ntfe.klent in all parts of the World, and having stood , Th e p;., ' t rial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. t S a 7, - " e r'al utility of their Essenceof Anchovies and other Ative r C e es fel - Fish, &c. indutes'them, from the numerous, purchpernents laity appearing, to ca4tion &c. in t, tshinji.tvre, same, as none is to beltad of their Genuine, y,. arehouse as tinder. be" otrairner Article in the Oil Trade for family U3e, of the tho Lt - Ln.dia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in The E r as n t rY an a nd avy. suppled upon the shorte s t no tic e f o r ~.,d West.lticlie.; & w ...ieh ouse , , No. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, Strand, London. • • • 'MONEY READ.Y I'a.ADVANCE. LL PERS 0 NS in ik.ssession of Iticomes, n•isi ng from Freehold, CoPyholti, or Leasehold -;.;?tates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent ...`-na!'ges, Marriage Sertlement, Widows' jointures - , An ?u4w'; .3 , + it.. 4, i tend Places,, Church Livings, or any 'other cer _ Income for, -Life, may be supplied with temporary or Permanent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In te , . rest tor the same. tjhe Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their .. ,."' , eis, may be accominodated on their personal security Tid in any instance where the single security of an indiyi . , s il'a may be deemed insufficient„ the.. addition of another rerson to guarantee -the payment lnterest will r ' n ove the objeetion ; and,•.in all cases, .p'rivilege will be given to tjr Public 'to return the -prineipal at their own, t lition. wePerional applications will be received every day till Four o lock ; and Letters from Correspondeills in TOW:1 or i Untry {Post paid) will beimmediate'er answer:di ad 7 nr es , . f wd to the Director of the Knithts6ridge .13ank, at - his `'4.lwn House, No, 8, Lower john-strcet, Golden-square. MONDAY, J ANUARY 25, !802. CANNON COFFEE-H OUSE, TAVERN and HOTE L. COCKSPUR.-STREET; CIiAR.ING-CROSS. WGREEN begs leave to inform his Friends • and the Public in general, that lie has considerably ENLARGED and IM P ROV ED the above HOUSE within the last Summer, and has now fitted it up in a neat and ele— gant manner, with every accommodation to render it conve merit and comfortable, equal to any'House in the Metropolis ; where Gentlemen may be provided with Dinners, Wines, and Lodging, upon a Plan combining Elegance and, Comfore, and on modetate Terms. Soups and Viands in -season, of the best quality, daily provided in the Ciftee-R.ootn, on. terms that he trusts will give satistaCtion to those who honour,hitn with their commands.' He begs further to add - , that Gentlemen frequenting the House, may.depend on having clean Beds and well aired. Good Tavern Rooms for 'Private Parties." 'Having hid in - a large assortment of Wines of the first quality, he trusts they will meet the approbation of those who honour him with their commands; no ex pence will be spared to - keep a con stant Stock of the choicest of every kind that can be pur chased. It is almbst unnecessary to remind Gentlemen coming to London; that the situation of, the Cannolt is the most centri cal.M Town, for-either business or amusement, being near many of the Public Offices, and Places of Public Entertain , ment. MONDAY, MARCH I, 18.2, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. Value of each. £ .2.0, 000 10,000 5,060 2,000 1,000 500 100 No. of Prizes. 1z s') 100 ~ Total Value. gO;oco 4 0 , 00 0 20,00 10,000 10,coo 6,000 s,coo 5,003 324,c00 Tickets.. ,C..50?,000 CA.PITAI.S DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, isth Day, -,C.r0,000 Ditto, zist Day, 20,000.• Ditto, 3zd Day, Zo,poo Ditto, 4oth Day, 1,00, TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSFD LOTTE&Y-OFFICE. . PRESENT PRICE, Ticket, - - tz o' Hag - 810 o 1 Eighth - 23 . 0 Quarter 4 5 6 1 Sixteenth . a 1 6 *„-* Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied by sending good Bills at short dates, Post Office Orders, - BankNotes, or. Cash, to any Licensed Lotery Office. The Pike of Tickets and Shares will•rise consider.: ably before the Dra - wing.. ' • Prizes paid in Sterling Money. • CAPITAL PRIZES. A. WO out of the Four Highest Prizes in the last Irish Lottery (drawn November, dot), were sold in Shares by SW I PT•and Co. No. ! 1, Poultry, as follows : No. So4t, a Prize of io,ocol. in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths. No. z 3,874, a Prize of io,oool. in one Half, and eight Six teenth ShAres., _ - Also the Tickets No. 17,231, A Prize of 20001. and No. 33,432, a Prize of soot. in the b:ane Lottery, were sold at the above Office. The ENGLISH LOTTERY begins drawing of the Ist of March next. The Tickets and Stamped Shares are on sate, and all business of Lotteries andthe Public Funds transaacci by SWIFT and Co. No. if, Poultry. • THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. rr HE Public are respeEtfully informed, that the FIRST NUMBER of' a NEW' VOLUME of this Work, will be published on the First Day of February, and may be had, as Usual, of all Booksellers, Stationers, and N e ws-carriers, in the British Dominions, price Is. 6d.. The Supplement to the Twelfth Volume is just publish ed, containing Half-yearly Critical Retrospects of British, F re nchi German, Spanish, and American / Literature, with Inde%es, Title, &c. &c. . N O . 71, St. Paulis•Chuich-yard, Jan. 2, 1802. NOTICE CONCERNING THE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. _ _ , THE Conduelors of ails Work proposed in their Prospeelua to publish the Monthly Numbers at is. eaCh, and an Appendix half-yearly, price is. 6d. making 2 N . 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By WILLIAM_ ROSCOE. Printed for A. Strahan , • and T. Cadell, jun. and W Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, L. The above-mentioned Work elegantly printed in a yds'. .Ito. illustrated by Engravings, price zl. as. in boards. 2. The Nurse, a Poem ; translated from the Italian of Luigi Tansillo, by William Roscoe I elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, and adorned with Wood Cuts, by Air. An derson. -Second Edition, price ss. in boards. `3. Memoirs of the illustrious House of Medici, from Gio vanni, the Founder of their Greatness,, who died in the Year I.4za, to the lleath.of Giovanni Gaston, the last Grand Duke of TusCany, in t 737. With several Genealogical Ta bles. By Mark Noble, F.A.S. of L. and E. price 7s. in boards. For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. ------- - THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatisms, Cramps, Numbness and Stiffness of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as Well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs ;Mica n a Paralytic state. It is also parLicularly serviceable for. Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm On the outside of each Bo. 14:. of the Genuine 0 podeldoc is pasted a Stamp, in which are engraved these words ; " Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's:" All others are connterfelt: Sold only. by F. Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Cinirchlard, - a few doors from the corner of Cheapsicje, London ; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. iso, arid J . Pidding, No - . 76, Oxfordstreet ; 1% Wade, Old Bond-street; Bayley .and Co. CockspUr-street. ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-street ; J. ;Nrard, Midille.-row; Holborn ; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High street. Price 2s; 6d. per Bottle,' including the Stamp, or .Six for t3s. 6d. ' N. B. As the 0 podeldoc for Exportation is exempted trans the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that )nark of authen ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of the Kingdom, all Persons abroad, to prevent such imposi tions, are desired to be particular in ordering their Agents to pv . ktive this Medicine from Mr Newbery's. • TOIIE SOLD,' THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of a Large and Valuable VICARAGE, with a probability of early Presentation, situated in adesirable Part of Berkshire. Further particulars may be known of Messrs. Kent, Cla ridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, London. TO BE SC ID BY .PRIVATE CONTRACT,. THE ADVOWSQN and NEXT PRESENTA TION of a Valuable RECTORY, situate- in the most delightful part of the County of Dorset, within a.tew miles of Blaridford, and about Zoo miles from London ; con sisting of a good Dwelling-house, with suitable Office's, Carden, and Orchard,' and Is Acres 'of Glebe Land, in ex cellent condition ; together with , ,the whole Tythes bf ,the Parish, sithjea to the lite of the present Incumbmt, who is between so and 6o years of age.' There is a .Very fine Fisher} in the Neighbourhood, and the Country abounds with Carne. For further particulars'apPly - to Mr. Jahn Dessei Solicitor, Breams-buildings, Chancery-lane. • FRINILEY-WASTE LANDS: - By Order of the Contrnisioners, under the. I nclosure • - TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, On Monday; the - Sth Day of February, iSoz, at the White Hart Inn, Frimly, in the County of Surrey, • Py Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co.' AIIOTMENTS of LAND, Two whereof S ar . e . near the Golden Farmer, and Four otherS• are adjoin ing to theßasingstoke Canal ; the whole containing sod Acres; or thereabouts. Pririted Particulars may be had of Mr. Small piece; Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyof ; at . Mr. Murnford's,, street, Hattori-girden, Surveyor; Messts. Hanoti and Birch, Chancery-laue _Solicitors. • . , HAMPSHIRE. MANOR of IVESTMEAN. MO BE LETT, and Possession given at Lady day. next,- the MANOR:HOUSE, Gardens, &c. with a tine Meadow and Field adjoining; together with the exten sive Royalty:. The Mansion is pleasantly situated:at a small distance from the Village, and, has• every attached. and de tached Convenience, suitable to . a reSpeEtable4'amily ;' to !which may be added the connexions.of a gentpel Neighbour, hood. The - Village of - Westmeanis in the High - Road to London, Gosport, .Portsmouth, Salisbury, Bath, and Bris tol. At the Rent of Sol. per year. • For further patticitlars; inquire of Mr. Batchellor; Attor ney. at Law, Clement's-inn ; or Mr. W. Cooper, Three Kings Inn, Piccadilly, London ; and for a View of the Pre mises, to Mr. W. W hitcher, at th& Manor Farm.: • A small Farm, contiguous to the Estate, consisting of about Fifty Acres of Arable Land, may be had at Michaelmas - DORS.,ETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS of :TARRANT MONK TON , and-TARRANT LAIM!C ESTON,adjcining to each other, within a Ring Fence, in 'the most' eligiiile paA. of the County of Dorset, noted for Game ; situate near the Great Western Turnpike Road, betwe= Salisbury and -Blandfoid, or within five milts of the latter ; with.Courts - liarop, Royal ties, Privileges, ai.d Immunities, to the said Manors, belong __ • • __ • The Manor of Tarrant Monkton comprises. as follows : r. A capital Tythe-free Farm, in the occupation of Mr. James Cantlo,.'on a Lease, of which only two years arc un expired, containing upwards of 900 Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. . a. The Tythes of the rest 9f the Parish of Tarrant Monk ton. 3. The Reversion: in Fee of Divers Copyhold and. Lease.- hold Estates, of the yearly value.of abOut 3204 held by one, two s or three lives;but chiefly ()none old life... • The - Manor of "Tarrant Launceston is all - in the Lord's hands (except a few ,klehold Cottag,e6), and consists of a Farm, in every respectoric of tbe most desirable in the-Coun tv, called — Launceston' Farm, 'containing upwlifds 'of isoo Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a king - Fence, in Severalty, and Tythc-free,,in the occupation of Mr.--Robert Budden, on a Lease, of which only four Feats are enexpired. , , N. B. The Land-Tax on the Estate is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budden, will shew their, respedive Farms ; and for - Particulars, apply t' Mr. Davies, Of Horningsharn, near Warminster, Wilts ; or to Messrs. King and johns, Solicitors, Blaridtbrd"; at whose 0 thee a Map of the Estate may. .be' seen. TO MUSICAL AMATEURS. 13y lI2S MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT; NEWLY INVENTED MUSICAL GAMES; . . Dedicated, by rierinissioh, to Her Royal HiPriess the .PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES; By ANNE YO-UNG IN which those who play have an EiterCiie tllsoti all the Major and Minor Keys, Musital Intervals;Chords; Discords With their Resolutions, Preludes; the Most useful Rules of Thorough Bass, the Accompaniments of the Scales and Modulation, and at the same time are pleing a highly in te - resting.and ainusing Game, are nod' submitted -to the Pub: lie ; the Apparatus manufactured by 'appointment of the Patentee, and sold price Seven Guineas, with Direalans for playing the Games included, by Preston, at - his Wholesale Music Watehouse, No. 97, Strand, London ; anti by Messrs. Muir,•lg/ood.and Co. Leitli-street, Edinburgh. The chief objed of the InveritiOn is to redder Tarniliat and to irnress upon the Memory of the StUdent, - the fundarner, tal-1 5 .ranciples of the Science of Music: the inventor has been 'for several - years particularly engaged in improving upon this navel and interesting mode of conveying instr uttion;. and "has so far increased its utility,_ that with the same Appuratiti may be playo Six ditierctit Games, - ,prOgtesSively entering more deeply into titz Science. - 7 The Apparatus consists of an oljlong 'squat 4 e box; which when opened, exhibits two different races or tables, and of various dice. .pins , counters; &c. contained therein t 'a mi nute detail of which cannot . here be giVen, ai tttere are 'abotit twblundreddilfeient pieces, most.ot whictilire beau -titully turned and engraved. N.B. A description of the Apparatus, with Instrtidions for playing the dithvent Games,.which cornprehend an epi tonic of the whole Science df Music, May. be , had separate, price zs. 6d. To-morrow will be published, on Imperial Papet . St?, by Pres ton, No. 97, Std, and by C. 1 homsou, cork Edinburgh, in Four .Books, 'or Two Volumes; a new Edi tion correded and . imoroved, of ELECT SCOTTISH SONGS, libth of the tive . and Lively Class, in their most approved form. With an Introcludion, an - Accompaniment, and a Conclusion to each Song, - for the Piano Forte ; also Separate AtcOrtipaniinent forthe Violin and Violoncello, composed by PLEYEL and KOZELWA.i. The - whole of Kozeluch's Revised and Rettuthed by himself ; nutay of the Songs, and all the C4aoru* PartS (never before harmonized), being arranged by those masterly corn- ,pokrs, for two voices, without the 'least alteration of the -original melodies. . The'Poetly of this Work will be tbund wort.hy . Of the MuSic,'and will include all the delightful and interesting Songs of Burns, above fifty of which were written by him for this• Work, and can be found. in no other ' Work - whateYer. For the sake of those unacquxiiittd with . the Scottish dialed, lingKsh Songs. perfectly suited, to the- , Airs, Many of them entirely new, sae given in addition' to the t. • Scottish ones.- Price of each Book cos. 6d. or a volunie of two bOoks,ert - i: • ibellished with an elegant Engraving, one guinea # cxclusivei of the ..AccompaniMents for the Violin and Violoncello, _ . which are sold separately. •• To be had as above, Six Sonatas for the Plain) Porte. with Accompaniments by Pleyel, each having a middle Movement .and Rondeatt,on Scuttisit subjects. Also, Six Sonatas .ti)' Kozelech, on the very same .pL:n. I . . This Day was published, In Three Volumes Octavo, adorned with A Portrait of the Author, Price 11. is. in beaidi p A Nev Edition; being the Eighth, of T ECTURES': on . 'RHETORIC and BELLES LETTRIES,. By HOCH BLAU: and Ed: • One .of the Ministers of the ' High Church; and Professor of Rhetotic and Belles Lettres in the University of tdinburgli. Printed for A. Stralian ; and Cadet', jut'. and W. Davies, Strand and W. C. Edinburgh'. Of Whom may.he'had, a New Edition, biting the 23d, of Dr. Blair's Sermons; with a short Account of his Lite and . Character, by James FinlaysCiii, D. D. 5 vols. B vo4...price ii... 155. in bc),:rds. This Day were published, In Three Volumes Royal Odavo,, price il. its: 6d. its boards,' LE EN TS of CHEMISTRY and NATU: L 4 RAL HISTORY. To which is prefixes, The LOSOPHY of CHEMISTRY. • By A. F.' FOtJRCOY. . ..• The FiflAi Edition; with Notes, By 1011 N THOMSON, Surgedn, ,Edinburglt • Printed for Lon4man and- Rees, No, 3j, Paternoster-row ; and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. " This Edition hv a claim to our attention; on account of ,the Notes which have been added . by the Editor, and which we have indeed perused with much pleasure. Mr. Thomson has not, like many. Editors, contented - himself with giving the Tett of his Author, with only a few superficial Re marks ; on the contrary, he has added many copious and ludble Notes to each Chapter, the seledion. and number of which discover much judgment, and considerable extent of chemical reading. By these Notes, also, this Edition has, in a great measure, been made to keep,pace with the rapid progress of CheMtcal Science, since the pub.tcation of trite original Work. The Notes on the Animal Kingdom, Part IV. are particularly instructive and interesting. The sante may, - indeed, be said nearly of the whole; and we have no doubt, that this , Edition will be found highly useful to Chemical Students." Mon. Review, Dec. iSot. To NAVAL and MILITARY OFFICERS; CAPTAINS 'of SHIPS, and Others' engaged in long Voyages vas well as to Persons of Bilious Habits, arid those of Sedentary LNes, are now recommended . HA'LLAM's justly celebrated ANTIBILIOUS LAXAT/ VE PILLS; so universally esteemed - as an imn-,4diate and elli.telual Remedy for all 'lnaction or Obstruc— tion of the Stomach and Bowels; _ _ Sickness at Stomach, , Distention; and grip-, Indigestion, Bilious or Sick Head-achy; ing or colicky Pains Flatulency, Habitual Costiveness, of the Intestines; And are particularly adapted . to the Cure and Prevention Of THE JAUNDICE OR PILES. • The invariable suceei3s of this elegant .Preparation, added to its sale, agreeable, and certain operation, has already ac. 7 quire(' it a degree of celebrity and confidence that nothing short of real merit could pos:,ibly obtain. 'Through the United Kingdoms, on the Continent, at St. Hekna, and the- BritisltSettlements in the East, it has been found admirably serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver complaints which generally arise froM obstrudion in the biliary. passages, and which so frequently prove fatal in hot climates: A single dose will generally be found the best recommen dation,- as it will invariably' procure it the future esteem and confidence of the patient, as Many of the first .personages in this kingdom_ can testify; who have,frequently asserted that they never wouldn't future be without a supply. One Pill only; taken afbed time, as occasion may require, will generally be found a sufficient dose, requiring no atten tion to diet or cold, being perfedly safe at every .season ; and. 'having been given with - singularly good ethet during prep- , Orley,. they may be safely considered the best and easiest remedy ever yet discovered for persons of bilious and costive habits, and those of sedentary. lives,..where a sufficient adiort of the bowels is not kept up, andcrudi ties retained in the ins testinal canal ate producing frequent head-achs, languor, Lai situde; sense of oppresion, giddiness, &c. Ti r-went cases,of billow or sick head.achs are Certainly . arta speedily removed by a single dose, -which desirable effect is produced in -a., rnucltshorter tithe than could be credited, but front experience. Purchasers are requested to observe, the signature of Ed ward•• Hallarri, in his hand-writing; appears on the label covering each box ;• all not so signed are counterfeit; and de void of efficacy. The genuine are sold wholesale and retail by 8: - Shaw, No: 74, &rough, .Loccion : 'Retail ; by his ap.. pointment, by Baxter and Co. Glasgow and Fdinburgn; Shaw and Co: Philadelphia; Bull; No. 70, Dame-stv, Dublin ; Jones and Co.'s Store, Kingston Jamaica; and by all reputable ltfedicine .Venders Town and Country, byres of as. 9U, 44 55, sd. gala( . 1) 4t 11W1.1.11.1Cd. - DQRSETSEIRE. TO - BE SOLD' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, r ri - LE • MANORS of TARRANT MONKTON .and TARRANT LAUNCESTON, situate pear the Great Western Turnpike-Road, bet Ween SaliSbury an d• Blandford; within five miles of the latter, in one of the most eligible parts of the County of Dot&et - with Courts Baron, Royalties, 'Privileges,' and Immunities to the said Manor belonging. The Manor of Tarrant Monkton Comprises as follows : rst; A eapital Tythe Free Farm, in the occupation of Mr. lames Cantlo, on a Lease of which only two years 'are Unexpired, containing near 900 Acres of Meadow, Arable, and DoWn Land. idly, The Tythes of the rest of the Parish orTar rant Monkton. idly, The Reversion in Fee of divers Copy hold and Leasehold Estates, in all of tlfe yearly value of about 2801. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on' one old Lite. The Manor of Tarrant Launceston is all in the Lord's hands (except a. tew Litehold Cottages), and consists of one of the most eligible Farms in the County of Dorset, called LAUNCESTON FARM; containing upwards of iseo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence, in Severalty, and Ty the Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Budden, on a Lease of which only four years are unexpired. The situation of this Estate near the Great Western Turn pike Road,in a Country abounding with Gai - ae, must render it particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wish to build a Hunting Box, and the Estate itself possesses many advantages which will be obvious to a purchaser on a view thereof. N. B. The Land-Tax on the• Estate is redeemed. The TenantS, Mr. Cantl6 and Mr.Budden, will chew their respe s etive Farms ; and for Particulars, apply to Mess. King and John;, Attorneys at Law, at Blandford, who have a Map of the Estate; or.to Mr. Dayis r a Iforningsharn, near War minster, Wilts. COTTAGE on the BANKS of the TOW EY, CARMAR THENSHIRE.. TO BE SOLD, FREEHOLD PREMISES, con- - sisting of Two substantial Houses, built in the cha racter of the Cottage Ornee: the one commands a view of the Towey,, as far as the Village of AbergWilly one'way, of the Bridge part of Carmarthen ,the other way, and fates the picturesque Hills and Church of •Liangunner across the River : it consists of - a Drawing-room upwards of 40 feet long, with Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic. Pilli?rs, and a Bow-window in The middle part, and a-Dining.4nom and Breakfast-room on the same Floor ; with •Bed-rooms and Servants' Rooms suitable. There is a small Garden in • the front facing the River, terminated by. a Green-house and .a small Hot-house, and a Terrace beyOnd.—The other House is adjoining and behind the last mentioned, and consists.of a Dining-loom and Breakfast-room on the ground-floor, •look ing into' its own Garden, and a Drawing-room on the one pair, looking along the River. This House has also suitable Bed-rooms and Offices on the basement story..-Both - the Houses may be laid together at a very small expense: There is a Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horses. These Premises communicate immediatel‘; with the Town of . , Carmarthen, I,vithont of, the loyasc!: - from its windows, and .are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel Fa mily, who wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Coun try ; and by laying both Houses together, which might be done at a very small expense, a very large Family might be accornituadated. All, or any part or the Furniture, may be had at a fair A ppraisement, and immediate Possession given. A Plan of th.d Premises may be seen, and further Particu lars knswn, by applying to - Mr. Morgan, at Mr. Nash's, A rchfft,:t, Dover-street; or of Mt. Edwards, Solicitor, Syr. .i.-ant's klect-street. [PRICE SIX PENCE. v