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LOCIILOMC:-ND, vTAMES MACFARLANE, Tanke6per at Arro char resindirtily. informs the Publie particularly Trarel iers, who intend to take a I:iew of Lie:Awn:girl, and a Tour to the Hebrides, by . way of Inverary, that there is a new line of Itoad Made in the Parish of Arrochar, quite level along the 'Side of the 'Lake beneAtL•those long steep pulls, which for inerly prevented many from prtxCecling farther than Loss, so that the itoad from Dtunhactort to the Inn at Arrochar, aloog the Banks - of Loehloluottl, .is mott delightful. -Those who4lo not choose to go to Argykshire, may return to Dumbarton b:' Lochlong, wbere they will see romantic Scenery, and by Inc. 6airloi:h,vvht.re a fine View of the Duke of Argyle's cdstle, at 12osenellth, Greenock, and fort Glas gow, and the Rivr Clyde, will open up to them. Travellers willing to go to the top of Beulomond, may eton at James Welter's Perryman at luVertrloi where they will be aceuanuotiated,*.vith a Staole,-I-lay, and Corn, for their 111eliftiliet,p€T on the opp:lite Side, at Rowardennaff,will provide those who desire it with Horses, and a Guide to the Top of the Hill. PDP.Ti=:AIT OF TH if. LORD CHANCELLOR. Th , Tii.; PUBLIC ire respectfully informed, .that au Ert,g - nkviae: in :Mezzotint°, from the Portrait of the LORD C111V.4,:tik1.4,011, now in the Exhibition of the Royal Acadenty,..paiiitN.l . by.Willian Owen, R.X. principal Portrait l'ainter to his . P.Qyal fliglinesi the, Pripet: Regent, will be pulilistietl V. tilt all possible expe,Titiou. . . , . . 1 3 4.2r.,(1113 ;kIEI3 Of baviag 'early Impresious are requested to lear:' VA,: A rktuz.s at Lir. Owell's,N 4%, 51 , Leiceter-svare ; at the. Eo.,r (Mr. Meyer, ? f.; , rat iZwsell-'street, Blooms bury; or at Mi. CuLaagbi's,'in .i.l.!th-jlispar-street. FOR SALE. ESTATE IN THE (701.INTY OF ROXBITIIkii-1. TO liE SOf.,' , By 1-)78.11.1t; SUCTION, - Within the Royal Exchange Collee-House, 1 1 WiNBITII.GET, on Wednesday,. the Eitit of' <74.ily next, at Two o'clock, Afternoon, '(d not previously disposed, of by Pri-yate Bargain), .• ' ' ' • THE LANDS- Of , FROGDEN, -OLD FROG DEN, s FIARPSitiCi, DENNI , ;ItLESS,,BLACKLAW, BLACKLAW..i iI*ES, and ESSTEIISTEAD, i:ll being to gether, in the PaL ish of Linton, mid'Cotutty of Roxuurgh. Theft Laiajs form One compact and highly valuable Estate of One Thousand Pour- .11-andred and:Thirty-et ht English Acres or thereby, all now out of Lease. This Estate is chiefly Arable; and p a i :.i . it .6a2a7')le of fur ther improvement. The public Viiniens are nia,iera'te. The. Proprietor has a right to his Tei:rds, which are valued,— There is a complete i'Lam-,honse and .Of ices at Frogden, and another at Easterstead,:witn Houses and BaildingsOn other Parts of the prOperty. The. Wood is thriving. - • - The Estate is aa.:d about Fotir.or t'ire Mile S-to the I' South of Kelso,' (to which there are good Roads . , iri - a rich - I and beautiful cc , antry, and ieveral excellent situations m4y be found for building Li Militsion-house,f well shtitered and , Commanding a fine view. To a Sportsman the place .has ' 3 41 any advantages for hunting, sbootini) and fishing. . . For the encouragement of OiTerers, tfie , npiet price, is fixed at Forty Thousand Guineas, which, at Tiveni;y-six Years pur. ; - IbBse of its supposed Value, is Orn , ThousLnld Two Hundred . " 1 "*" below a recent Valoatbit.st*the Estate, Inuit.. by-one ennovnt VAaatOr of Land, and'abont Three.Thonsan I 'rive Il undrtd Pouncht below the Valuation of another eminent Valuator: About half the price may remain for a time in the hand el - he:Purchaser. , For fui•tt - L,..r l'artieul ar i, and.for 'inspection of the Plan, z, tleasurcm._ , nt, and Valuation of -the 'Estate, application may be mc.de ta Messrs. Mackenzie. and Moneypenny, W. S. Edia -11 ,: • burgh ; l‘fessrs'. Spottiswoode and Itobcrts.m, t•;:wliville-st:eet, —, - Lotidon; or to 'William and. Jo!,0 Smith, Writers, Kelso-, . Who will direct the Lands to be strewn, . - NEW PUBLICATIONS. . WAKEFIELD'S .ACCOUNT OF lI:ELAND. N7 - , 4 ESSR S. LONGMAN and Co. lw leave to inform the Public, tit Mr. WAKEKELD's 5'.( 4 41- I %Si'iCAL and POLITIC'. 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Wh .91 Uhanintity alone can save us, we behold, with and Indignation, an attempt toren- der the Executive I - ,Mgiltrate powerless, and to convert . the Sovereign into a Slave.' my'soul, ttnap l Ao raise in arms, Except %Vital fast appra, hi tig Danger warms; .But when. coated - Ming Chief.; blockade the Throne, Contracting re4l rower te *etch their own : When-I I .altcu;.li faetions hand agree,, To call it. Freedom ) when themsc.).ves are free, "' • " I fly from petty Tyrants to the 'Throne?" Goldsmith. PilT)lished at Watson and Co.'s, 35, Mary-le-bonne-street, NEW PUBUCATIONS. The Fourth t dition, enlarged and'cori•ected, :price 2s. 6d.: ENGLISA CATALOGUE of DRUGS, specifying their l'roaerties, Doses 'to Children and. 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In which the Functions of the Lungs, theirlmportance in the animal' ceco noiny, are fully considered,- with- a view to establish the .Treatment of these'DiSeaseson rational and scientific and to free them reinn that gNieril opprobrinat 7 w:aich has hit.ierto attzaded all attempts .at their Cure. leter si;ers. with Cases selected from the Records of the Anti phthisical Dispensary, - under tta": Author's immediate direc 4ti4n, Weil , as from titivate Pracl.ice. To which are added, Observations on the Phenomena and Treatment of Cancer, by Richard Reece, M.D. Member of • the Royal' College .of Surgeons, &c. The Rsecean Paudect of .11I,,!':cine, including a new Noso logy and a new System of Physiz and NI edieal Surgery, found ed on Anatomy, Physiology, and - Animal Chemistry, by Richard Reece, M. 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" This Work not only merits the serious attention of tie . Members of the British:Legi . slature, to whom it is addressed, but every, parent that regards the health and happiness of himself cad olf.4pring:. The many i i nstances .of the most cal- • pable nc(glig:ence of the MeifiCal Police, and impositions tised by regular men andviacks here detailoti, 'reflect inde lible disgrace on the 'country, and cannot fail to render ,_••r tain meaical characters contemptible even to themselVes."— Monthly Coinueradinin of Medicine for May, 1810. Published for, !iherwood, Neely, and joneS; Paternoster row, and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kin done. - r HE value of Dr. FRP:EA AN'S GurTA A SAL UTA R 1 S has been so Icing pr )ved, that no thing of tint present day call bear a competition .virah it, it'. all •tlae different stages of a certain Disease, which it elfeelually cures, and eradicates troth the habit, with. out exciting' the painful feelings smi exposure that attend Salivation--without debilitating the Constitution in`any degree, or even requiring contine.:nent front busi ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ineattinable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation, for more than thirty years. in ail tit:. dekiiiit) of both Sexes • they prove a never-failing ftesioratiVe, whether the debility is produced by too tree use of Mercury, by pleasures, p r the effeets of a warm climate. 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Mottles at :.s. 0,4 a, 64, and 2,25. VICTU4LLING-OFFICE, ..Tzthe 5, IS2^. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU4LLING His :41:-.1JESTI"S .Nl , lf 7 lt do hereby give Notice, That On Tuesday, - tkel6th Instant, they will be ready; to r?ceice Tenders la writing., (sealed np), frr. such quaiitities ,cy xecl sound FOREIGN IVINES, (specibiag the deseriptio,), as the respective Merchants acrd Dealers therein may Aro per to e'er; to be subject to a Torranty of Twelve 2.l.onths : to be delivered in the space of a Month, or Six Irecht: at farthest, free of Custwns a7.:a' Victualling Stores at Deptford, PO?1,h1011ik,. and Ply mouth,; glut to be paid ,for by Bills payable, with kterest, Niiiely Days alter da:e: The Conditions of the Contract mcy be seen at the Sec - tatif's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which tke 'Pike shall not be inserted in words at• leng•L'., ; or that s;zoll delivered to tic .I.toard before One o'Clce!: cn thE said :ila t sd,y, • the Inst . nor • Odess '(he Person who 272,a , .:es etc Tena . :-: , , or some Penon on kis behalf, Wien:l4, ,to answer when aW:::d for. VICTUdLLEVG-OFFICE, ' June 5, 1812. nrilE COMMIIWONERSfor VICTUALLING 1278.ALI.TE8:i n .r8 .d FY do leercty give Natia6That an Friday, lOt/s t!ey will be ready to receive Tenders in zurig, (sealed al), and treczt for Oise Tons of STOUT, ert;i Twenty, Tons of THIN PLATE IRON I-TOOPS, to be manujitetarcd froin Me best Br:::sis 17'071 . ; to be delivered in Fine IFeeitS, 1:y weekly prayrth:o2lS, into his Ma jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford','aild to be paid for Ly .gigY payable, witit Interat, Xinety Days after date. - The Cwiditions- of the Contract may be seen at the Score tar.tis (Viet. Nq re and will be had to any. Tender, .in'which th,c-Price shall not be inserted ,in'words at length, or that shall not be de lieti:ed to the Board before Unc o',Clock on-the stz;4 the 191/i 'hist," nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behtty, attends, to answer When called for. • • VIC7'MLLL nth, 1 fl T rli . E COM:MISS' lONERS for- VICTUALLLNG His 3L3.1 ESTY'S f.:.1 I . l'tto hercby :sire Notice, Tarot on 27acsaru, the 3ilth Iv.ytaat, they - se ready to rec,ive "Temli.'rs irritz:ng :(vcated up), rind treat jar the supply of 'FRESH BEEF to Ills 111 - 2jesty's. chips and Vee.yels at Nctr castle and Tin;noath , Haven, for a 7Welvemonth certain, and further, until Six :illoarlir warning shall be gieenCa either e& for the niiwlica thereof; to : be paid for y Bill pa;- aide with, Interest, Ninety They: after date. Tke Cconlitions th, mad• be seen, at the Secreta ry's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collate:• of His .11fajesty'. Custcms at Newcastle. _ No Rcgard be had to any Tender in whiei the Price shall not be inserted in Words at Anfth,or that shall :got he delivered to the Board )!°l`)r(' One o' Cloth on 146 aid hursday, the 30th Instant, nor unless the Person v.:it:2 makes :;:e Ten der,- or some Person -- on his behalf, attends, to answer tel3.cn called for. Each Tender Invet also be, accoinpanied by a Letter signe' by two responsible Persons engr gi;ig to become bond with the Party tendering, ise the:Penal Stint of Five HiLidred Pounds, for the doe per:Aril:mice . of the Contract. OFFICE OF OR.D.,VANCE, Jane 3, ISI2. THE PREVCIPAL OFFICERS qf His ALI - JEB7.'Y'S do• hereby g,:oe Nott,:ep :Chat Proposals: will bc , reccioeil tit Pa!"-A3a:l; on or ii, fore tretin:,7 flag, ti'v! bay of .I:aite fro::t aßcil Per,s•ods its nviy tie willing- ice ritiderttil?e the St< i )ply of COALS; for '&l•Lice of this . Depart.nent, for thk period of thie Year. The! Coals 2127 CA IA of die:Dthcripti3n, denominated AD AIR'S MAIN, or EiGHTON .A 10013; or Coals of cquai Quality - and Goodne.ys, and will ire, reiaircd to lie deEvzred, free cf eveig Expeas4., except Dafy; either on S/zora, or into Ves sel. Ci V . 15 at any !dace in the Ricer Thaincs, and at Fa7T s-kani, or at cnY Port or Place in th . e flirerMedawy: or the Option .the Principal Offic,:ri; and farther Particulars, together Tc-,•;::., and Colidigpmy ei time Contract, ?Jiag kaolol mepolz arp tin' gilice, iii k'ad- Mall, ajorcsa,;,.l, any oei:ccen V Ten and Four e'r"celz, the niust le d...iive; , cd, 4c.7lcci np and endorsed, " Proposals for Coat,;" but.noPryesal can be admitted tr i fter t.;:c said 24th 'ins‘ant, ri ;ricelve o'clock, at a:fre•liail, neither will a . .,y nnder be noticed, Fart!, in,a,:ing it, or aa ii'L,uff, attcnd. Jig Order qi Rocre,l, il. ta i • C • ~ J. ,! Se CT••~- Y ). l; NLi 1 • L or ). 29, i').t Proprlet9rs (,t Dr. !,!1 - I.es•6 Prepara:ious, nicrni Lite quence Of the New Oittl , 'S, tile pricc p'er Vael-et, cs. tat. poi - cr a !.:, Lt . :l a l ittle, it. 'as up ik , f Zile .. s triny :nttt Navy.; out observe that the ~vord; " N No. 45, St. l'auPs," are ci,sravett ist the Stamps. The ...)11(y.v ., ng are the• Prices of their Medicir.es, tlatits inelucirtl ; but those AVIIO JiXi' or 1110 Te, Will allowed the Stamps gratis. d s • a, Dr. [ames's l'ov,..der z 9 Dalby's Carminative. I 9 !)0. Artalept:L: :Lk 4 F, Strong; Ttoct. of 13...i1k 4 LkatoAntibdious fills 2 9 ilu?(hair,'s t:0 ^ 3 Dr. Austm's 4 English Coihe - -• 2 9 Or. Steer's z 9 . Essence of Gintzt* - z 9 bo. Cc:wilds:on t )il - z 6 In,l:sl.'s Scots Pills r 1)o. Camumile Drops 1 9 C ti alts - 2 9i T.ssenceotColtsf6Dt 3 6 1 pecachannal.uzenges r Nit . . Spence's Dentitrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's l'ea - z 9 The t.:ephalic Shutt' - r If Henry's 6 Lozenges of Blois MareJant;s i• r. Ps_ - 5 6 Glass's Aittgaesta - 3 6 Spilsbcry's ditto - 6. Leo's Liuinictit s o Grant's - Uougti',titto . r 6 Asthmatic Balsam - z 9 Greenough i s'i' inctures . Tonic fills - - -2, 9 . :to l'•,1 a Lozenges i. re Dr. 1-Cooper's i'ills• • r q Soothing Syrup _ a' 9 A 4 plc allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation: