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WILLIAM IA PITT, as large as Life, price for Proofs rl. 1 is. 6d. Prints 21 S. Prints in Colours 21. 2s. A Portrait of Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. F. IL S. and M. P. for St_ 11,1 awe's, 213. ies. 6d. A Ditto Lady SMITHIIIIRG ES, Od. 21s. A Ditto NABOB of 0 UDE, ss. toi: 6d. By, EDIVA Itl3 ORME, Printseller to the King, 59, New Bond-strect. .bb7Y ON DIVIDENDS. VAUXHALL .er bit Patronage of His Royal Highness the Per Nei. of °4 lOll ROW Will bee - a GRAND GALA and a a„tDisplay 01 1 , 1 K E..'tv O It.KS. boo Admission Th ree Shillings. t i :e 3t Svve'vle'rCTlNc,ftrifilbegir%cs at Eight. open e Y g, e , pt Saturday. • FIA immediately dis it sorts of Securities, and fur those who wish to .rest. Mercantile Goods vaticed in the interim. -Mr. Alexander, No. 5, at ling-st feet. :red by return of Post. 14I) 'INVENTOR. ANT) TABLES. 11161stlery, and Cabinet Nos. 13 and 1 Catne. if articles of th e newest, hhions, of well seasoned iship, with several itn.• jowl discernment of ando ie I , IC ' ...ugh`.ot th e ter , 1 re l . t !..Y ..ictia_e devices tclts one :a has twol,p4o,..tti4lirit, ; the, princi pl e I l is allowed to, Tab Clu si 'more 'ConVenient I,. th The principle of the til;Llsteacis, latter are sictisgulTaurltil*u°sset; nit, upprtestsniankge Room,a han handsom e s o4ti tc_ . e , very portable. t cure, and are I;:gs:t w ile i r th i o a u l t i ti P e " h t e s 4 v ) l o h f . :he above,' adapted for Gentlemen , . .. sec. i':,Yrlll'i Navy, and hot climates; also portable Chairs, tknii.cd7l 4 Patelit climates; have been graciously Pa s,lltt and lto to.oetth,fy, t.ke,King, Queen, alt d. ItnYal nTn - Ind Gentry, „ r oilers from ituinbers of the No I i _,_., west Itii'!ve her highly approved of in the Last d‘RII. ill. )11064;the rnerit ut the Articles have thus met his tut 1 1. 4 2,1 enitniragernent, and tar which he returns .ri ttra ‘ te ,: .'7 Fq;.:',N,WlttiglylC3ltti, anti cannot but notice the iti , dt.! 14,nkt >ate I,therli, who fix up large Sign-Boards, wi th romote. i,,i0,.,4 Nine inscribed, which may help alr ?_1.',,_,5 to tt?4,7 1 :', 4 1,, , ot should it he designed otherwtbe, "g"7 to nii s i t i _ i t'iat he continues (notwithstanding the attempts licit i',', '''' lite P ublic) to sitanufactitre and sell hts Supe. 1,., tibiL:r•Poia and other beds. excellent I)ining Tab,esttoaplrsi 1144 ti'4rStltCle'la3 ' b re, namely, Catherine-street, : s I con- tkiliotto_,4 -.!anii, a Itriek front House, where . he ,ft s"ii,:',tetetal Tools and Machines for work 'ng Inc &tine, t. Ito tVi4e been 4 considerable expenie to brim; them t , A_,ltysatittil degree of perfection ''''kk,l o t ti l v 'le F ilr4iiiieiiipillll7 rilq be ilitai'lls evatetoorrw4:Ails‘rtsplicotretattibornt.lte *** he pakriic(u}7l:%s to ihe *Address. littEc,, 11 the AI)N TR tvi ELL RAILWAY s tißEs. To PE S(H.I) ItY. AUCTION, tltiitp, .4 by INTr. cilitisTlE, "X , '44 'Q r nn. in Pall-Mall; on Friday the 1 9th inst. SR I b., - • t One o' C lock. vt ''"l43 a the 13 RECON and ABERGA- • 'llitt )4 N v C t'.1 41 he Town of A114?,i. ot 6 i'lt Ai t', n 7:I clut"Tiltftt,l.,.,t,Lti; e,‘Au 0 Rkll i,;,`,1,1U It /ill Alt L u S 4 O ll. l Otlite Hundred and Filt y Poundes likle.4cti, ',:ite,,Trl( .',W I.: LI, It Al I._ 11 t) A D {under .it o t a li v e cr s a a g uL 1,4 iittirc4ilor.l,l.,l,!bviet Cone,eritt, which ha_s.italirtet thto h, still,zre per Ce . .t. to the Si Holdcrs, and o,t,,,`,lniPtuatticillars'll:ll-4(y)(lu,,tive. . . be had at the chief Inns at Brecon 1,1;4 s 1 : 1 41141 khannoutli • of the. Printers of lionver's 1 ., ; ,ilti iliv.e.li(2olaole i t...' ter P apers; i at the Rainbow, Corn-. 141 re _SltltOPslllltt: ESTATEs. , . Au4v,,A.Moilthi will he • offered . for SALE _br o,,,A4l,,,uailit`;:i the following PRE F. ItO 1,1) ESTA'PES. . 1 1 ,7 tit, I,:tnthiiwo?4,. in the Parish of Stotesden, accu i t , o n 0 1, C3ll 'VAS. • 84 40 ix ' , 1.1,Y, in the 'Parish of 'Higley, o 4 cctii:led by LA.ft.r,,, ~._,Tiumc Iktkih, t,,,e11i 41 t I' 1 • E• ton occu. . . yi'l l f. c i. 4 i i i,Af , 4:l l ) l i C ts li , t ,tv i . n the Parish of occupied ,MR 11 'mit 11,1:414, ~ r, At., I "toa 4 h. .in tne t apish of ilr 41 of Itllle. I ; iti i l l,l,,, 11;`:: j'iXiVi'ill, in the Parish of Eaton, occuPi'ld by t4, l P t i':::4 l y'''k i l it,L,l.slior!l,,:lyay,'. in the Paris ikihi ti,„,e,i, _ „ ',,, ~, amwright h of Multslows 4 i41 4 NI '7..11til A413(11111, in the Parish of MusislOW. 141.144 .1,111,:, Sat,,ll W,iiowriglit . AT'''. o c „; "I ' l 4 i+t (jotAllolti'a'RoW, in' the Parish of h;1 n,v Mr *l' ,n. 'OM.. etililii:l;il,ll ik111,tt.:":4,1•:111.11414r1;11:1.1t!,)eltl; ,111nY ItLii: Parish:ni of I loldgate„ oc '.'ti4i;ll't,',"'•Parish of Stanton-Long, occu_ 1 , NI „ it ii, 6.lit...Nltllittiopo.' • : Lit 4 Y ! et in . r a l ,' l lt . , l l , , Y, in the Pariah of A elou Round, occu. 1,, J 1;4 (.4.1', • , ‘4 04 ii,t4ve'4llc, in the Parish of It y ton, NI lt 4t ! ll 4 Icklr ' occupied iliy ,A tY•lttr. 1, ,11bertori, it; the 'Parish of KelltherPn' Oki )'.'th at kr""'..tt Cook - e , ~ , ..., , . occu -44 .4, tir.,. enipetiori i ii t tfaill!tilea.„l!ltTel 144041-L1 11. e Palish of Ketriberton,!ccu 1, ("(41'14 acijcl.llh""ldiliks clris'. tOthe'row n of Shitlhal-k, A ittfaipkith,l'h!fi oil detached; in the Parish of shift ti,,i, 444, ha,' tilt, key. Robert. Dean. 14 eirt.4.4 9iNi)l.l;r4ilift tW4 Cl 9aCti of Land, in S liiilhai 1 ! ,i" Ft; Thenimt.,',l4'it OCCUPietI by Mr. kilnes RcYn''''' kii.ti.i.tiki4lo 1 7 .. ribiteft.. • , - li.c!''llitilb le'lise't in Shlithall in the Parialrof Sli i ft tkli ‘4 411 it Mr. ,lohn.c Ivos 1 ' c ' t,1,i'114,6t/;tDieil byrvh'7l.l,?;iti S hiflii ' a i li, in the Parish of Shift: I 4444 p i , ~ Ihnthas Tetistell. L A Y4 4 Pteil IN ri"if.es, In Silifihol4 is the Pariah bf Slam It IC, iii 5.7 . "S.• Sarth id x - . 11 ' , . ,-, Qt it:4114-letily'.1;t1.„11:14!11,..ii„): Iio.:11)-:i(i41,1 Of STITiII , - 1?1 1 . , Occupied 4, Tw 4 tit4 of '!. 1,1111. near SI "it 11, c a lled I simbgilt in t ) p . • . ;11t,ir,,~.„ ,I. k'tkil,illl.4.,el;;4,t I..,:i!,:iit,ofi,,,csuit)iii.ti by Mr. 'f . top i t s a i s i - of ug ;T it ~ ii,,,lt4d k tt t.l- 1 : 1 1 iNi'.. it'llar&lStial'illitt:rill th I: ar . iiiNi'vl,Nlr'''iti'.tear-41iiiiitali, tit the Parish of ShifThall,, j:4'N,',Vct, s tit 11,11!''redstel 1. , , • .Pa„ 1 4 ~ p , , %.-,..4-11; c,t,A..;it, Wyke, near Shitinall, in the `rtit.47* *ill he 7" civ .cl Air. l'hotrias Tedstelt- , i 444 t pi Published • .1 • and Notice o ak,e,,,n, „ in kale tnrie, bald given 4) future Papers.. li ': lt6 r f; ~•,, . ',.., •. h .I.K t. Nibl ie i, IL i P.'i' II :anti cII MS. . ts k t r il l ;' ll ,,k' of n; leVkifully cautioned againstlrrti h!,4,l4u`s.l().: i '!..NINEL or PI. A RI, " and PEA k,l-: t ::, t it 4,,,a 4n,t tni"!,ittli hy the late !aeon Ciente% Dentis';• it:,)4,-,:tt,tYoag",,,, r 1.,. Prince of Wales, kvincii. to 'been' fis,4.t,t Vill, (;itl4lll4t:it.'e to be infinitely more etiicacious tor ,1411441e,,,1eeth i,' tl4l l -any iiin,g );et tri,s6;erol: they t " .1 1)16 • .'1114 tit:1 n v , e ,..." '" Old Axe, render thein w hite :11{41 f0•it11,441: '',t ih4A.-Mtr'lkKlittiuisitel fasten such as are !Ri 1 14'1 ; t o ir,:l ite1 - } 7 4, 1 1 1 ,., 4 1t Are bad frinn fu'l titer decay, r'.3-,(fer k.l 111? ton' l ''''' to n,i, e -lt 4'4 cute the Sem/1 , , ‘vitit all ,i, i t i i „ ~..i! ',the-Teeth and Curtis are liahlf. tt.,„4,:iter,v74)i Si !,;:":o(4o4ol4ll:rw4thoteltliatz ail retail .bc)c, taylsieti. 2;•;`'rt;si. -4:„f,,,.5r0p, in WhiclitlietlultirolZ"vill'ilgi Wori's are 4lrf, i,41,,,•144.tqvc:t.' li4 ,Y leY end. itlew c 1:-. oAI r-stletr," si 1 ' t " .' . l' l '- ': tiolci 41:o - ittil - 14! T. St.:Jr : ' i , ' , , ;4i, atn t % ' "`) .. ~,: br,,,, i u ,„,,,, S t tci 114 r, Heinen, ••C.itiefP" . , , I . ... c ~, • &. , ,nti tvIONEY. • , ~., A ..,. ill RILLS fld NOTLS of HA I 0.. ; counted, 'Money ;tilvancetl on a I Chic. ut Securities alwaYs r,t,,,KIY ol out their liloney at 'large In to on Commission, and Nioriey .actv k Apply or addrebs (post-paid) to ktooin's.court, Tower 1210;41, Will *Utterti from the Country "aus%vere( -----...—......, ,--............,________-- Titt 1 CINI Al, tit)tiSit Al ,11PA'rEhrl: 11E1)S'I'LA.1)S A 141E11'3 Ftznisiiirt Upli4 ,11ar.00nis and l‘lanufaelory, '''''tict, A 'lrge assortment of t ' l ,„ 14 !) tail mout teconoinic4l Fashl 14'4r1)11) 01(1 ekcellent workinAtts 14ctilL , . 41'ghlIptiltrully relies on t c ilt; that ttiey ' F ill see throi oettliltalitonsopposhl to hint and f it i : Ilia well kuoWri thAt hurt. Tl. E. , ii,: 44 1,_ i tire other for Bedsteads; Iff,Pqhit to al most all kiii(l 4 of T iL'alkit invor4veti)ent ; it re t"htnolhts, aria much rere, portat?l,:. , is applii:able to trulit ktittls of 1 5 Cl'i,t.Bota, awl Chair liens, which 1 in siektietis, 4ritl etch, when shut ltceLqftirlitture for a Sitting !tonal, '"oo.t?ost 4111:1 'rent luck ,go tog .Isi and'ate fixed with 1 11 .9 1 3 or . L . 11 . 1 AL . e l in , , OCks or nails in tnt.. furniture 1t.1414/ kind s of the • hn„- ' ' A NY 4nd N..-- IL 'E On MONDAY, the Bth of IDLY, 18as, The PensionerS . from the Ist and ld Regiments of Life. Guards, the late tat and zd Troops of Hor'se Guards, the late tSt and ad Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards, the Royal Horse Guards (Blues),, the Dragoon .Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Reginients of Horse, all the Dragoons,, and Vencible Ca. valry, the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. Un TUESDAY, the gth of JULY, • The Pensioners frQm the Ist, 2d, and 3d Regiments of Foot Guards. On tVEDNESDAY, the ►oth of 'MX, The Pensioners from the tst to the 3zd Regiments of Foot inclusive. On TH URSDAY, the nth of I U LY, Thous fMli the '33ct to the 69th Regiments of Foot in elusiv~e. On PRIPAY, the tzth•of IDLY, Those from the ?<Olio the twit Regiments of Foot in. ; also the PenstOners from the Queen's German Re. giment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish,' ,Lord Strath. aven's, Majors Nailer's', Elford's,rmil FishisCor pso he Queen's Rangers, Fencible Corps, : Royal Garrisou Battalion, Cinque Port, and YohniteefS, lute Royal Hospital Corps, with the Militia.. On SATURDAY, the 13th JULY, Those from the RoYal'Veterin Battalions at sd. per die , n, and those also who have the increased Pension of 9d: and ts. per diem ; the Pensioners from the independent Compa , :Ines of Reduced Regiments of Marines, and Letter men, the.Serjeants from the Foot-Guards, at - 91. •perdrem ; 'the Serjeants, Corporals, and Private Men, who receive the increased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also the Ser. .jeants disbanded from the late Independent Cornpsnies, who receive is, per day, with the Private Gentlenie i i who re. ceive Annuities from .the late tst and ad Troops of Horse. 'Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners (as,well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital,' who live at a greater distance tha v,Twenty.tive Miles from London, and those in Scotland and I refand, are hereby required and commanded, after the. aSth of Decetnhernext.: and after every succeeding -astii of Deceinbef and asth of tune, until further Orders, to - apply to one of His Majesty ' s Justices of the Peace in the Neigh bourhood where they reside; and make, the following Afilda vit, which the. said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough 'or Riding , before whom the Pensioner appears, Will sign and' :date, • viz. came before me, one of His Majesty's Justices of the. Peace fur the County of " anti made Oath that he was admitted . an - Out-Pensioner of ".Chelsea Hospital op - the •-• • • day of • -17 • (or 18 ), from the • Regintent of com " anded by was then aged "'ears; was Discharged 'for • and that " he is no otherwise .provided for by the Public, but :13 a " Pensioner of the said Hospital, and now lives in the Parish " of iu the. County of " Sworn before me " of to this • The A ffidavit, drawn according to the above Form, tloga and attested by a Magistrate, is .to be put up in . 4 Cover, and sent by the General - Post, diretted titus "To the 'RightHein. the •Pay- Master-G enerat, at the 1-1:54•44 rc6.,* London," and te mark in the Corner of the Cover, "'Chel sea PensionerS' Affidavits," and Counterparts IT Duplicates of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pen sioners respedively,'to be exhibitea to elicit Persons. as shall be &retied to'pay them, that they May he satisfied that all such as may claim Out Pensions ate the real /errant' coil tled to receive the same. And to the end, that the . Comptissioners ter the Afftirs of Chelsea Hospital may be satated that the Pensioners are the same Persons who have passed their ExaMination, it is here by further directed, that such of them who have servedin, and have been discharged from, Any of. the Regiments or in dependent .Companies of Invalids, are not to rneotion in their Affidavits such Regiment or Coi - opany'of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they w e r e fi rs t d isc h ar g e d and re commended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. - And as the General Payments in Great tritain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six months, are regulated by • the Pla4s of Residence rneotioned by the Pensioners who are, mustered at Chelsea iu person, and in the body °Vibe preceding half-yearly Affidavits ot thOse who live at a distance, it is here .by ordered and directed, that'no"Peravo who shall, change time -Place of his •Abode. given in at his Muster, or specified in his AffiddVit aforesaid, and who may apply fur his Pension (ex cepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such Place of Abode), shall receive the same, unless it appears ' by the . Certificate of respettable Persons, that such tei - noval‘iias through unavtAd ableriecessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent ; and that any one who'may tranchilently attempt to receive a double - payment atilt: Pension, either at Chelsea, or at dit ferent Places, shall be struCk °Wale Lists. . _ Lastly; It is'notifted..that none will be entered upon the Pay Lists of the Hosp.t.tal, or he entitled to receive Any He. nefit therefrom w.bi.i.shall not ad agreeably to these ()Hers And Direetioni, particularly in sending their halt' yearly Affidavits to the Pqaustor General, as above diled,;(l, and to . ,tko other ; which several of the Pet.sioners 114VC fare either 'neglected to do, or sent them irreguimly to otlur Department s, A US T. Srcretary ar,d Regiitret. 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The ‘Vork before us manifests a degrea of knowledge and talent that wg do not often tercet with-in a Tour: it abounds: not only in correct and ettrious devription, but in lively and judicious remarks upon ancient history and manners and will repay both the casual and scientific Review; April tSos. We have seen no Volume or Tiavels wheretreater tetrarch Was inacie alto the antitplitics of the country tiaversed. in— teripersed With the ' narrative. ate many entertaining :wee dotes ..iid pieces of historical infortnation.—Literary jokstiral i 04,4. I, VrAKNESS ENIACIATION. " The Lord inth causol Medicines to grow out of the elrth, and he that is wise will not ahkor them ; fta with such Moth he heat then, and take away their • • ECeL. lxxxviii.,4, 7. 9 - 1 - IE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD has rkcil in repute to_ the very plimacleof fame. Universally as it i s resorted to in cases of. weakness and emaciatioti, so also are its benign and heilth.restoring qualities equally iniiVerqal. Some, pernaps, unacquaint:74 with its viitues, not having' perused that interesting (which must be hit few indeed) may, be induced to ask,W hat is the Balm of Cilz,id fit for ? what cOmplaint cloth it cure ? To answer this it will be necessary to • " Hold Up the Mirror to Nature." Let those who are afflided in the billowing in inner retieel on the cause thiit produced such havoc upon " the wholaq , some appetites and powers of life ;' ) —disorderod stomach, dry cough, weakness in the yoke, hoarseness, shortnees.ot breath- upon the least exercise, and relaxation of the wind* system. Those afflicted with patent:as, languor of the ey.cq weakness Of sight or memory, should take time to consider, as Linntrus says, .that putt) . is the important period ter be a i framing a robust constitutiou," and that " nothin is to drc ,„ l 4l ) 4l p l y s t - ° ,k, "3, 1 s tw ge h i ' s 's a p g r o e ci n d la c t oTi e st e itli c t : it 3 ) 3 n'i i n youth ; 4emperance and model:aim% at that age are paisports to lia:ipy grey : heirs. Nothing can be better descriued than in the wortfs of Arid. stroug— For want of timely care millions have died of mechcahte ...... For such ax these, then, this healing Balm is suitable. Complaints sti fled under the cauldron appellation pt Nervutki and Consumptive are its proper climax.; the one it will et 1- dicate—th: otter' will be cured by its influence i he Balm 'of Gilead has produced more good in this Chuntry thin any Medicine since the formation of a, - NlateriA _ Solomon's Guide to Health, 3s. • . 11 . 4 Persom entetUrg upon the holy state of Matritnont should eon Sitter, that ' 4 where the trAintliiii is put fated,. the sirearns,that tioN froth it cannot bepure." TheANTI-IAIPETIGINES,orSOLOMON's 1)1201 , s, tbr pu rifying the blood and restoring the Sysoin wh-ir hr. paired by the imprudent use. of Mercury, lily,' hoe,' toom.l the great and only restorer of health :Ind vigour where S4liviitiot) has repeatedly tail, d. Price les. 04. Fa mily kettles 335, ABS Eli Itis ENT U) ION, for removing Eruptions from the burtace of the human body, Pints 4i. 6d. 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