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Second-price '3s. 6d..-;-Pit 3s. 6d. second-price t o ;aliery s. Second-price Is.—L . pdpr Gaiter? is. Se -1,',._-Price 6d. li ew l4 es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the I.oox-Office, in llart-Stteet, ." hours will be opened at - lialf- past Five, and the Play ?Begi n 0 it Ibll-past Six . . T artar, n Nlundak, The Virgin of the Sun ; with Timczur, the On Tuesday, Coriotanus ; with Is he a Prince ? the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1 - 4 b-its AN D GENTLEMEN, W . E beg leave to oifer you our grateful ac ct. knowledgments for the honour you have - conferred PI by Re-eleeting us into te Direelion. rusting that the Proprietor h s will ever find us deserving w the confidence'they have reposed in We have the honour to be, With-great rest)ecit, Ladies and ( Gentlemen, Your most ob•dient and very humble Seivants, tVILLIAM. ASTF t I.L • ' CHARLES GRANT. • • JOHN JACKSON. • CAMPBELL MAR'IORIBANKS. Gr.ORGE SMITH. SWENY TOONE. , k India House, April 9, ISiz. FIOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. Iz t , LIFE, AND . ANN - O_I • TIES,CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS Office, LUDGATE-HILL, London. kIRRSONS insured with this Office, whose Poli , th at cues expire at ,Lad ) - -day, are respectfully informed, t i eti Keccipts for the Renewal of the same are not' ready tor th e v r ,erY at the; Office,' ai)l Unitedhe respeclive Agents of ‘. ( lhapany throughout til Kingdom. • WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. 181 4 4 . . Policies of Insurance. Which expire at the above pe-. should be renewed winiin Fifteen Days thereafter. R ARE AND ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNE Y. —UUNG Grntien3eu intended for Foreign Ser- Itw ib ' , lce, or Busine4s, and desirous of speedily perfeding lit;, 4 eives in the French Language,, may tY. aceolnincxlated t genteef Board and Lodging in the (-louse of a French t eat of resrettabilil, in a healthy and ple - asant tthq~ g ,ll,; withiP. a da)'s I onrney of London : they may eon -4110 Classical Education itt a distinguished foundation ?i, tit rita saute toN\ n. Ot ti a 'ticul,trs arty be k nown b y :pplying to the Rev. Dr. 4, Sat. bury-I a IV , I ; tO Mr. Dolan, okseder, Sono-square ; and at toe office of Nlessrs. Rear ''un, and :hivies, Lorbet-,.ottrt„,(;racechurch street: • • - 1 1 1 i - 16 OFFICER who . had the misfortune to ,a,,r l e both his Legs shot off in a memorable En. g e ment begs to express most lively feelings of grab. Li ' the - assistance he and his family have uxperieneed rn the benevolent and)humaiie, but. DOC being quite bal. dent to clear Min of his diffiouities, he is compelled to in. Mile nis further solicitations on those who have the power, uei oy le a s pleasure in relieving a man so severely wounded I ps • Cox le most satisfaaory information will be given by 'Messrs. and Son, Agents, Bartlett's.buildings, - Holborn, who , thdrik fully receive 'any contributions. aer.loSt grdtelial thanks are presented for the late (41tions Or Do Wager Layd Lady Nornianton, Lord Miss B—, George Blackman, Esq. and S. M. • IJOHNSON' takes the liberty of acquainting 'the I~r l iNobility and 'Gentry, that slje has, within the !ask. I ,sht, had.a supply ofkme of the principal Ingredients in tti 4kll thposition of SI IRA CI A's ITALIAN 01 I.S, for • tit e u i g the Hair grow ; and as many Ladies have thought rupri , :tor was dead, not having seen the Oils advertised •11. 14 , , last Five Years, she takes the liberty - of assuring them, the only. f ason for not making them public, as usual, her not - heing able to g:.t a sufficient supply of the above "Icle front the Continent, to accommodate even her private LIS t O IIICrS FOr o e _ . - the un,que Virtues of this Article, see Advertisement `'l s iondlly.inserted in this Paper. °- 31, Newman-street,. eb. 5, 1312. " PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG„ THE Adverti , ,er being the real Manufaeturer, is determined to sell ever . ,'article of the first fashion aud .. !Vorkmanslup at the following reduced prices, viz. l'Orrl Necklaces, any pat- , c 5 ii 6 ) re-making iz o 12 0 tern ' !rem P•ar • ma • . • rigs, per pair . t o I .o to 6 ntle:lnux - - Jo 10 0 • 12to to SPritik s - 440 >• upwards {I 5 0 rac 1 ct e ers, per pair ~sto 01 loto 6 - ocket s i it 6 0 . 1 4 • zi.r 00 , 21 , - CrosstV - 15 o 0' 7 6 - - 1 t of k 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladiesand Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a ! q mposition, or what , is. commonly called .Patent Pearls, ' ll 4 are respe;Afully inform xl, that every articleis comps- Vof olienral Pearls, ,frona the Fisheries of Ceylon and' erbia, which, being mar.ttfat`dured by the real Wotkman, ar cuttered to the Public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits _of Pearls, new patterns, in Mo rco cases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear ,slitls, and t h ree llrchichs; froth 2:1. to Sol. per suit. Ai). 1! to I. H. Barlow, ,N 4. a, Grauge-court, Casey street, I ncoln's tun I'4odb. . 0 THE FINE AR CS. THE very celebrated Pitiure of the DEAD CHRIST and MARIES, by AN. CARACCI, for merly in the Orleans Collection, now at Castle Howard, having, by the permission of the Earl of Carlisle, been-co pied by. Mr. Within, Jun, for the pUrpose of forming one of a ,series of TWE - LVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, tribe' executed by the principal - Artists of the present period, • with a view of exemplifying the Works of the leading Mas ters of the Roman, - Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Lam- . bard,Spanish,frencli, end Flemish Schools, the Amateurs of Painting and of fine 'Engraving are respectfully informed,' that the Drawing of this Pidure, at present engraving by' SHARP, a. by 24 inches, together with other fine Draw ings after these Masters, from 'which this Work .will be executed, are now on—View, at the Gallery, je, Sack. • ville-street, Piccadilly, which will enable them to form corred idea not only of the nature of the Work itself, - but'of the selection of,which it will be composed. In illustrating, by individual examples, the Compositions of three of the Schools above mentioned, it is .intended to ad6pt the very general 'subject of the HI STORY of OUR; SAVIOUR, taken at some of its most interesting periods. This is most happily aftbrded by the Ibllowing capital Pic tures : by the y irzlin, Young Christ, and. Sr. John, - of Rat : - ladle, now in the Stafford Gallery ; by the Holy Family of lull° Romano, in the Colledion of the Right Honourable Lord Radstock; by Christ among the Doctors, in the picture of Leonardo da Vinci, in the possession of the Right Hon Lord Northwick ; and by the picture of Annibal Caracci, above mentioned. Tdeae four , Pictures, while they oiler choice examples of the Roman, Florentine, and Bolognese Schoole, will also form a Set equally valuable for the Port. hal io, or the A pktrtinentof the Amateur. The Venetian anti Flemish Schools being those in which Colouring has taken a-lead; will be exemplified by thegay and lightsorne. subjects of and' Paul Veionese ' and . the Allegorical and Historical Works of Rubenseuid Van dyke, while the schools of Lombardy, of Spain, and of France, will be sherd in the Works` of Correggio, Mori to, and Niccolo Poussin. • These again will be,so classed, as to form SETS, ifl the same .eianner as those atiove specified`; and the Prospeetos of this Work will shew the various -compositions that have been seieded, which will be toured to embrae some of the Finest Pictures "in this country. The Work itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view ot•the Compositions of these great Masters, but also alibi(' an opportunity of judging of the relative - abilities of the most eminent Engravers of Modern Europe. - Independent (Attie Work of large Engravings, it is intend. ed also to publish a smaller Work of l'ttteen Engravings, upon the scale of Vandyke's 1300k.0f .1-leads, illustrative of the Fine ;Portions, and Ideal h-leads of Rallaeile, Giorgione, Velasquez, Rubens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, G aide,' and Domenichino. The principal Artists to be employed in these Works are, Morghen, Florence; Sharp, and Heath, of Lon don ; Batisse, of Germany-; Mullen, of . Stutgard ; and others, who, may lee considered as the principal Engravers of the present period, as well in this country as abroad ; and both Voila will be under the diredion of William Bu chanan, - Esq. The Terms of Subscription to- the large Work arc, Three Guineas for each l ngraving ; to be paid on delivery. The Terms of-Subscription to the , Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas for each Number, coraining Three Engrav inv. The Impressions of the 1-;lates will be delivered to' ' Subacribers according to the priority of their •subscriptions, - end Gentlemen, not resident in London, wishing to become Subscribers to this Work, will be so good es to send their particular address,.and also mention, if• they wish their Co pies delivered to any person in London, or forwarded to them elsewhere.— Subscriptiops can be received tor single' Eh gravingse as the complete series of Twelve Large Engrav ings, and that of the Hfieen Portraits, 'cannot be broken, "without an evident injustice to the general Subscribers. Mr. Yates, at the Gallery, eg, Sackville.street, to whom the Exhibition of the Drawings is intrusted, will receive Subscribers names to both, or either of these Works, and furnish a Prospectus of the sable. , BY TIIE KING'S PAIENT. DR: . NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. THE experience of more than half a century has so fuiv established the reputation.of this invaluable Medicine, that t „is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi cacy in every spe:.its of Fever, particularly, the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail,: when administered agreeble to di redion On the Measles, Small FQX, 'Teething, and most Disorderi incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; the decays:ind niscomtorts of advanced life are under their immediate influence, they.immediaiely stop the progress :4 a tresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial kestoi.a tive. The Family Bottle, 225. Sold at the.Dodoi's Hot it, No. 29, Lower Brook .street, ( rot venor square, where orders for exportation are duly executed Sinatter Bottles, t is. and as. 9d. wivdesaleand retail, at Bacon's, 150, Oxford-street, and by most respec'Aable Venders in Town and Country . AlsolDr. NOR RlS'scelebrated AN T I-BILIOUS PILLS, with aiute Direction.;, as. gd. the Box. CAUTION.— Observe that the words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the GovernMent Stamp-round the Bottles ; no others ate, or can be, genuine. RENOVATE I) IIEALT ft. TT has been too frequently - the subjea of just and general reprobation, t:iat men destitute ofthe elements of the medical .art have offered themselves as candidates for public patrunagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, awl to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, b e e n too favourably ,reciived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal - and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a, regular medical "educ 4. ' tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grindell acid Wizard, whos e lee:tures and.practice we carafully attended, as professors am: surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as studeuis in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and vractice of physic, enemistry; midwifery:, botany, erc..,te. • by those. eminent prokrksors, Drs. Munh9, GregOry, Black, Hamilton,. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust - we shall not be deemed presumptuoits in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long ;- eries of years made'Venereal'Complaints,•and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object of our studies and pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infeCtion a perfett re-establishment is Completed in the short period of t wo-days, ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, wh&e other practitioners have tailed of sutcess, a • proper perseverance in our plait of treatment ensures to the patent a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arc the efliiqs of a habit long and most unhap - o,ily -pursued by thc. youth of both sexes, there are none more' alarming or more distressing-than those deficiencies and det4lities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To Such pet sons it must be a consolation to know that they /nay now, by a new and intallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strung, manly, and vigor ous constitution. hi all • cases of debility,. from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, • we may be consulted by patients of either s.:x with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours o leonsultation at borne nom ter: to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country die requested to state the particu. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living,..Sze. &c. in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same Will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. _To ensure that seciecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account for.rnedi tines. • • -- CURRIE and •Co. Surgeons, No. Hatton—garden. r.r Messrs. C-arrie and Co. have Certitica.tes from the above respeCtable Professors of Lon.:cn and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. formed the duties assigned them during the Lime they at &styled thoig Ledu.re and . USEFUL PUBLICAMONS, &c. :SECOND EDITION. This .Day was publislied,"pric'e,zsos TURN OUT: a ' Musical Farce, in Two . Aas. By fAMES - KENNV, Esq. Now performing with un'bounded applause at the Theatre -Royal, Lyceum. Printed for Sharpe and Hailes, at the Museum, Picca dilly. • This Day was published, In One Volume, 12M0. the SeCond Edition, price Six ' Shillings in boards. _ _ _ _ ACOMPANION to-the BOOK. fat COMMON P RAVER, of the',CflURCI-I of ENGLAND; con taing a Comment on the Service for Sundays; including the Colletts, Epistles, and Gospels, .... • By Mrs. MM E Printed for j . lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. A NEW EDITION, This Jay was publish:(l, In One Voharm Odavo, price 12,5. in extra boards, The Fifth Ittition, of -I-HE CHEMICAL CATECA ISM ; with Notes, , 1 ilustrations, and Experiments . : containing an account of the New, Discoveries, and other very cousiderable • - By SAMLIEL PARKES, General, NlasiaNdttritig Chemist. Sold by Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square ; Cox, St. ThOrnas-street, Borough ; Callow, CroWn-eourt, Soho ; Richardson. Royal li-xchan-:e'; Murray, or Highley, Fleet street ; and' all the principal Booksellers in the Uinted Ot whom Irl2y . a'Sq bpqiitcf, by the same Author, just pub, fished, price is. in extra boards, The Rudiments of Chemistry ; illustrated, by Experi ments,. and Eight Copperplate Engravings of Chemical Apparatus. THE LATEST ATLAS - I'UI3LISL-ILD. This/Day was. published, In Folio, the ,:Maps coloured, price 21. 25. half..bound, A GENERAL ATLAS of the, WORLD ; con distinct Maps of all the principal Empires, States, Kingdoins, and Principalities, throughout the World ; engrayea - and carefully selected from the most approved Au thorities, . HY JAMES WALLIS. 'London: Publisiied . hy Lackington, Allen, and Co. Tern pie olthe Muses, Finsbury square. ' Of whom may be had, in Quarto, price los. 6d. half- bound, . E. An introduaion to Modem Geography, familiarized by a Set of Skeleton Maps, witli references, -By W. C laveY• IthbertsOn's Geographical . Exercise BOok, for the Use of Schools and Private Families, sewed 3s. . 3, Stenography ; or,. The, Art of Short Hand PerfeCted containing Roles and Instritttions, whereby the most illi terate. niay acquire the moue of faking doWn Trials, Speeches, LeCtures, Sermons, ire, in a few hOurs, and be corn. perent, by a little experience, to pradise the same, 'price 4. Elie Young Artist's Assistant,, being a familiar'lntro_ duction to the Art. of . Drt.ving, with Direetions for Colour.. . scc. fly 1. Hassell, Drawing Master. Illustrated by Plates, displayinK the first Principles of the Art ; and by an engraved th:. Passions, as_oxFressed by. the- c ele. hutted Le bum, pace ss. ----- . This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Four Vols. (in uniformity with Mrs. BatbAuld'S Cclledion of British Novels) with a Lite and fine Portrait of the Author, price as. HE ADVENTURES of GIL L' LAS of SAN 1. TILLANE, Translated from the SM F tenet' of TT LE SAGE •, 13'y T. OLLE. . . . .. . .. London: Printed . to ,Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; Long man, tiurat, Rees, and Co. ; Cadell and Davies ; Otrklge and Son,. I Nunn ; I. Walker ; W. L o wnd es ; I ardson ; 1. -IVlawman ; f . Faulder ; R, Baldwin ; Geo. RO. ns Cradock. and Ivy ;\ A. K. Newman ; an d G ave an d b C i ur ° ti n s! • .- of h or n may be had, elegantly and uniformly printed with the above, in 4:vols. with Life and fine Portrait of the Au . thor, p rice The Life and Exploits of Don Quixotte de la Mancha. l'ranslatod from the Spanish of Cervantes, fly Charles tar vis, lisq• Also, the Looker-on, a periodical Paper, 4 vols, S. MarinontePs Incas; or, the Destrudion of the Empire of Perii„ in two neat pocket, vols. price. 7s. THE GIANT MALADY ARRESTED. To the Afflided with COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, .H9OPING-COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. Is most earnestly recommended ' MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE. Io do ample justice to this invalw;ble Medicine is not-in the power of language : but the Cures which it has. already performed, and is daily performing, folly ' speak its praise. As a remedy for the diseases just mention. cd; it IS, in point of ease,' pleasantness, • innocence, efficacy, and cheapness, absolutely unparalleled. It is sb easy, that a tea. spoonful •is a proper dose foe a grown person ; So pleasant, that, in appearance and taste, it is equal to white Wine ;so innocent, that it may be administered to an infant newly born ; so‘ehicacious, that thousands, whom it has led from the gloom of tiiScase -to the sunshine of 'health, :are now the living and grateful witnesses of its worth; and so cheap, 'that the fixed price is only seven still hogs ; and to • those whose circumstances will not allow jhem to make a purchase, it has lung been, and now is, dispensed gra. tuitously. Mr. Madden hopes he shall not be deemed guilty of arra, gance"or ostentation, in having thus said ; :or in venturing to add ; that, exclusive of a general sale, and large quantities seat, tromtit-ne to time, to highly respected Clergymen, in the neighbourhood of Town, to be distributed to:their poor Parishioners, as occasion-may require, Or their Own bene— volene or discretion may direct, he, has had the inexpressible satisfaction, of reli6viiig t within the last six years, at - his own house only, and frco• of any expense, upwards Three Thousand Patients; many of whom were dreadfully afflict ed ; and that, he trusts, he has been,-he nuirtterless-eascs, , the humble instrument; in the hands. of providence, of pre. Venting, ar arresting the progress of a disease which the late great and good Dr. Dar Win emphatically termed the Giant Malady"-a disease, whiolr, according to the most accurate estimate of the best informeal physiologists, annually s weeps from British ground sixty thou- and 'of its fittest flOwO's•-•-a disease, Of the past, present, and future ravages of whin. hu manity shudders. lu order to prove that the foregoing observations arc not the mere effusions of an interested Proprietor, a Pamphlet— containing a more particular acco,unt -of the virtm.s of Mad den's Vegetable Essence ;- with the recomaienda:ions of nearly a hunuired Gentlemen of learning, rank, and respetia bility, who have telt its' wonderful and , pleasing effects on themselves, or -have been eye-witnesses thereof on others ; a-id many well-attested Cases of Cures, tail astonishing, and almost incredible—may be had,- gratis, at Mr Mad. , den's ' • 14, G loucester-street, Queen's-square, BloomSburyl Mr. Sanger's 130, srord-street ; Mr. Huguenin's, -33, flayinaiket; ILIi. Perrin's, 23, Southampton -street, Ccivent Garden ; Mr. Ward's, 123, Holborn• ' Mr. Mattrass's, 85, -.Fleet-street; Messrs. Knevett and Co.'s, Bartholomew ' close, West, Smithfield ; Miss Randall's, (late i utt) Royal ; Exchange Gate, Cdrnhill Mr.. &calla:l4l's, 156, Bishops gate Without ; and Mr. Clarke's, .269, High-street, tio tough.--Where may he bad the Essence, itself, at the priLe above, stamp duty included. ObjeCts of Charity must apply, as usual, in Gloucester street—from whence any quantity (not: less than three bat _ ties).' wilt be sent to any part of the United Kingdom (car riage free) upon receiving an inclosure, at th: Lap v 1 One pound for every tht:te bottles, CONTRACTFci, N4l'Y OFFICE, March 3r, iBt T. . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM. .MISSMNE.,RS of Hl.' IIIAjESTY'SIVAivi . (12 he, e..y givl Notice, Tbat on ltfdnesetry, the z=n Aptit next, at One o'clock, tisii will te eaty to _treat with rich persns as may Li willing to Contraa f.r sx. , pp/yi , zg hi; Maje.tty; Yards at DI!, ford, IVoolTviCh, Chatham, .81;a7ness, and 1 1 2y , nautb, or any one or tn_re of the said Yards with CANDLES. • San:ties of 10' 'Candles and a Form of _tbe Tender say be seen atthis Office. No leader will 6, received aihr One o'Clock, on, the day of Tread', nor any noticed, unless the Party, or 44 Agent for him, attends. . • live , y Tender must be atCcomp.anied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed 'ly-ttoo r.sponsibiejerscns, engog. lag to hecomehcie4 tbe..ferson tendering, in the s ion 20° 4 / 0 ? the ,thee . terfcrm_ence of t be. Contrael, for each of the ..said Yards. . , SALES OF ESTAThS; &c. WORCESTERSHIRt., - - VALUABLE FREEHOLD EARN], aid ViOODLANDS, cyntiguoug - to R LKY PARK, within Twelve Miles . of th e City of ‘‘,'orcester, and Sixteen of Warwick. • TO 131 i SO I. D By Mr. SHUT! LEWORTH., At the Auaion Mart, London, on Thursday, ,April 30, at Twelve, unless previously disposed or by Private Con.- AVALUABLE - and very Improvable FREE HOLD- ESTATE,. Tithe-free, commanding a pie. turesque and advantageous situation,,in the parish of Abbott-, Moreton. adjoining the Demesne of Ragley Park, the Seat of the Most Nuble.the Marquis of Hertford, distant only Twelve Miles from the City of, Worcester, sixteen from Warwick, Five from the respotlable Market Towns of Eves ham and Alcester, and One Hundred and.Friur from London, in the County of Worcester; comprising • . TWO HUNDRED and NtN ETY.FIVE ACRES, TWO ROODS, and TWENTY-ONE PERCHES, (be the . same more or less) of rich Meadow,' Arable, and Woodlands - , the latter abounding with fine Oak Coppice, and . • thriving young Timber, constituting excellent preserves tor I Game of all disaiptions„with which they are abundantly stocked ; with a Farm-house, Farm- yard, Barns, Stabling, and suitable Out-buildings. The Houst and agricultural Buildings, with about Seventy Acres, are_Anthe occupation of ,Mr.- Richard Webber,.on Lease for a short Term unex, pired; at a low RAnt ; the remainder being principally Wood. lands r are inlialfd. • May be viewed by application to the Tenant, of whom; - Particuliirs may be - had, 1 wenty Days previous to the Sale; also at the Hop Pole, and Star and Garter Inns, Worcester;- the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; • the War Wick Ariro Warwick ; the. Bell, ,Gloucester; the Northwich Arms, Evesham ; the Swan, Alcester ; the Angel, Oxford ; Mr. Rothom's, Slough ; the Red Lion, _Hounslow ; Mr. Hyde, Solicitor, Worcester ; of MeSsrs. Robinson and Ham. mond, Solicitors, No. 18, Austin-friars; and ul Mr. Shuttle. worth, A . uetion Mart, London_ - • , MUSSELL'S FARM, ESSEX.. • To BE SOLI) By Mt. SHUTTLENVORM, At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, lune 2, at Twelve. I N / 1 USSELUS FARM, an Extensive and Highly Valuable FREEHOLD .ESTATE, exonerated froill the Land Tax ; comprisinz kOUR LIUNDRED ACRES of Rich Pasture Land, laying within a Ring Fence, and most advantageously situate for Grazing, or convecting into art Arable Farm, near Bower's Gun, and a short distance from the Lower Road to South End, T welte Miles from Bine. ricay, Ten frOM South, End, and Thirty-two trout London, iu the County of Essex, with a Farm-house, Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings, now in the occupatloit of Mr. Richard Turner, w . ho is under notice to quite, at a low Rent. • • _ _ May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant; and Particirlart had at the Gun. Bowers ; at the Hotel and Library, South End; Crown, Billericay; Black Boy, ChelinstOrd ; White Hart, Roniford ; King's Arms , Grays; Blue Boar and Black Bull Inns, , Whitechapel; and of Mr. Shuttleworth at OW Auction Mart. coNsuAleTioN'oF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND WINTER COUGH. QTJCH ba4 . been Ole wonderful effea of theOXY.. MEL and prepared ST RAMON' UM, in the Clara of the above Diseases, that not one Casa can be produced in which they lizve,nlit proved hiAbly The last Edition 'of Mr. R's 'l'r .a: ise on Asthma, Consumption, &c. contains several remarkable Cures of Con sumption and Asthma . , which had been declared by eminent. Medical Men to be hopeless. Several consumptive Patients have been -efre6tually cured, who were to all appearance living Skeletons, and, what iy still very remarkable, those Asthmatic Subjeds who were cured in the course of last Winter,- have not experienced the,, least realm of the complaint this Winter. In Mr., 'Fisher's Treatise, price zs. 6d. will be found the most resreaable 'festirnoniev of the efficacy and innocent quality of these discoveries. The Oxyrnel and prepared Herb, are solci London by Harris, corner of St. PauPs . Chbrch-vard ; Bacon, and Cu. 150, Oxford-street; Foster and Co. 34, Parliament.street ; and Butts Berner's-street ;. Lynch, Manchester; Turner and A kenhead, Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool Barry, Bristol ; Eddowes, Shrewsbury; Knott and ; Lloyd, Birmingham; Caparn, Newark ; Brass, Hutu ; tialam, Portsmouth ; Searle, feeds; Hornby, York ; Poole,- Chester ;- Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Jones, Oxford; insh LancaAcr ; Newbury, c• Dublin ; and Hooker, Ipswich. . To Mr. DI'XON, Ap9thecary. SIR, T Take the earliest 'opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the Most wvittlerturbenetit from the. use ot. your DI X 0 N's AN"! IBILIOU.S P 1 I. LS, • which L carried with. me to famaica, and all those friends to whom I distributed thorn have experiencerl the same Salutary7henefit ; they Llcciare them to be the, betit Medicine•ever used in that Country tor.bilious a 1. ., 'ther.Complaints. The fullcoNio,; are.the names'ofseveral Ladies and Gentle men who h.;ve received. the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibidotts Pirs : -Charles 'Taylor, Esq.- la`inalca ; tyil liant Shaw, Lt.+ Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff; :Spanish Town, unto; W.•ll,imiltotr, Esq. -Savanna is Mar, dlr. tcA; I. Sini,h, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, ditto ; ,N r. ‘Valker, Port NtorAnt, ditto ; Penh . uson, Esq. Salt ditto;River, Mr. Multens; ditto; I. Bum, Esq. Savanna-;; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto"; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith King ston, ; Mrs. Perry, Sr. Ann's ; Mrs. Wooutilit,- Spa nish Town ; with many other : persons of the hist - res.pecia bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS .11AR R.Ol, D, of the ship Ganges.. Sold, wholesale and . retr“l, at Mr. Butler's, No; 4, Cheap.. side, corner of Palernoster-row, London ; Sharp and Portsmouth.; tones, Weston, A linutt, an:l:Mallory, Port. sea ; Hail and lohnston, Gnsport Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ‘• Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; 11Oxland, Conk. worthy, Nettleton,, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and' Lloyd, and Swirthey and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool ; , Staines and -Lynch ' Manchester; Tlewittan; Exeter; Smith, IMandeiton Reaburn, 'Scott, and - Baxr,r, Edmbur,;ii, Baxter and M 'Donald, Glasgow; Bulgen and Barr), Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinten, Leicester . ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool-; and retail by most Country Medicine Venclers, in' - BMWS' at 9J. and by. tIOLMES's PAI ENT DOMESTIC OVENS, without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, ilkvettience, utility, and (economy. It- is a fad well known, ‘ , 4 SILO yens hitherto contrived for the Use of - - Families, 1 -_,„" fc it are attached- to•titchen Ranges, owing to the t foes, 11.-eeision a considerable loss of' fuel as well as. diminution of t a t , -- To obviatethese great disadvantages has be-.n the study % - v :the Inventor of the l'aient_Oomestic Ovens, which are tinnout flues, and which, ii,stead - of diminishing, increase jhe heat, w i t h out t h e l east a ddi t i ona l f ue l. R e f er e nces to clfnilies of the first respectability will be given, where the t i v ens may -be seen in use, an also at - his Manufaaory, Cas • c -court Strand, neat Bedford• Street ; and at Mr. tianSon, ;to r ,tmonger Brutn•stret, Bond-street Mr. Peachy, iron iiner, S w allow - stree t,-Ostord-road; Mr. Hargrave, iron h.?"geri. Greenwich ; Mr. l'hillips, ironmonger, nights .(:'llge; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence,- ironmongers, p lr utli-street, Whitechapel ; an 0 Mt. Brown, ironmonger, -ea .therhead, Surrey. N. it• The Society for the Encou'ragement of Arts has 'nit Mr, Holmes the honour of voting him a handsome pre for this invention.