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Of the SIVIALL3-I'OX. A T the . QUARTERLY 'GENERAL 'COURT, .holden at the Cenifal House, No. 14, Salisbury-squire, fleet-street, on Wednesday the sth day at June, 1805 ; • ••THOMAS BERNARD, 'Esq. V. in the Chair Thetellowing Report of the,Board of Direttors ants Medi cal CoUncil was presented t • _ Your Board of Directors and Medical Council have the sa . sisfaCtion to.state, that the Inoculations at the Central House and a: most of the Other stations have very . considerably -in creased; 1433 Perions having received Vaccine Inoculation in - the last three Months. The demand for Vaccine Matterhas been as great as at any former periad,sl32.charges having been supplied to 1114 Applicants in the present quarter from the Central House alone, "besides a Ctmsiderable•-svpply from many of the stations. • . • • - Frein these f.adls.wa are encouraged to infer, that the el feels of the Unfavourable reports against Viteeine Inoculation, which it was feared himt considerably checked this valuable praCtice, have in a great measure subsided; and that a,just confidence in its efficacy is. gaining ground iii the public mind. We are fully persuaded that greater importance has been at tached to the cases of supposed failures than they deserved— as, on investigation, most of those cases.have been clearly as certained to arise from seine irregularity in practice, or some other assignable cause; • - We-have also the satisfaaion to obaerveithat the deaths by Small . Pox, within the ot Mortality, appear still to be considerably reduced: In five Nionths, ending with May, the deathi were 3 59 ; and in the 'same period , itus, they are only 147, making a diminution of 212 deaths. This is certainly a subject of congratulation • but it is yet a Matter ,of serious regret, that so many valuable lives arc Still loSt, when the means of total prevention are in our power. We arc incited to tiling this subjed under the consideration. of the Quarterly. Court in consequence of authentic information received, that, in several of the most populous Cities of U. • rope, the Sittall.rox appears to - ite annihilated, by Vaccine Inoculation having been adopted with. seal and energy far superior, to what has yet been' manifested in this Country whore the discovery originated. We therefore 'trust the Quaintly Court will, not fail. to adopt such measures •may tend to acceleratetbe isccorn plishment of the desired object!, the Extermination.of the Small- l'oit from the Metropolis of the - British' Empire and the World. . • BURN's This Day was published, • • ' In Four large Volumes 0 ctav , ),- price Two Guineas in boards, ei new Edition (being the Tvventieth), correeled arid consi derably enlarged, of • • I — Vt. BURN'A JUSTICE of the PEACE and PA KISH OFFI C E ; with- the aljudged Cass and &mutes relative to the Office ar.,i Duties of a . J ustice el the Peace, brought down to the present Time. By WILLiAhI WOOD FA LI, of the Inner Teniple, Esq. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At ct y Mr. ROBINS, orawart Collee.house, Chattge-alley, Cornhill, on A„ ‘,,, ' 1 uesday, lulvg. at Twelve o'C lock., , , ,m 1 FAMILY RESlDENC(iF•i7l,e.CnaOssit)eoti3l:l;:lreiannrg.: tictii4ti ut spacious Apartments of large anti grar"l St4 ti ta i Break give NY "oonly Entrance Kill, fast.,-'"nl4-t00m.,, forty feet by twerttY-t°sr• "r-i th e in, Library, Dressing-roont. , one and Water.c ro os om et s ; on o f .the tzuno.flbor three superior elegant Drawing in Bed chamber, b 1t.5 ..... me dimensions as the Pitutig-r°9 ' -a ' an ;;;ig,;"OOM. and W ater-closet, on the princip r at story , h bers two I),,,,in'ecolidfl9,or are six spacious 1"-C r an i: secOncl4rY Ilutt ' l• -1 • 4° nts, Li Closet &Rd SiX AMC& OVe rolive,ii_crcase. The O ffi ces are remarkably , s_p_a_ct a li t n io s n a f t r t . d r 4 v;i1„,.1.,1i.4ricl comprise every desirahle A . t..c l o l . l ,!l n tir ilt for three ' Qtin.i...",:y . 0 ! the first distiiielion, t e '4* AM Stabliny, for eight ./. x• th lof'tt, T •, .. t 4 o . r u ,e h i. bt4 A spacious Gat:. vh,..., .., rees, ,r(.. . . , ......, o f Lot. t e •411 tege.7.t per are in the occupation of • il r In r y h a. v1y,41...0 viewed by Tickets. only.. Parilculars•at Garr . *h t ., t d 'id of Nil.. It'obins Warwick-street, -,.. , rickets tor viewingimay be had, " ' ..Golden.square . , I,EASL • lIOLTI FARM ryl CRUPS, betwee I '4E 0 (1 E DC W A a L. a N int Miles from Lon n don.N 150 N i. • ' • 'co BF SOLD BY AUCTION, %il l , r, Ily Mr. ROBINS, • irt, - • Willies Wla d h th of 'WY, 6On e( es ay,t cto at Twelve . o'e lock, ftIEkLES, E (Five Years unexpired)' of a De ,,k oi , aule and Compaet ESTATE: 'called covENTt s4,betiveta Hendon and Edgware, with a neat Hou se , o`,-.'al,clen, Barns, Stables, warm Farm-yard. l r a"( r Aent m0.,101. puddings, with upwattis of 143 Acres o. ex .t c mea. ( kW. )14 t P4 State, and Arable Land, the greater pat -. 's _ 0 at s 1 Rtrit Of 3701. per ann,. • ' t h e ,2, , , 0 , n the sante 04y, at Eleven o'Clock, will .. . of ac e .fi ere 7 : n . .e of the GROWING CROPS, Clav'er?' O ats 'and 36 Acres of Corn, viz . Tares Beans, . cons,sting be sold. s kl,y,ats, and Wheat. . . . Pre- Th ltri m , vi ewed till the Sale, by applying• on t he " . rts. Lia.trwiiete Catalognes may be had ; at the White r, tnit,,,!ii Hell, Hendo n ; Red Linn. Barnet 4 11%, war ,,kl-1,.1. on the I/ abridge Road ; arid of Mr. Rob n , 1 eet, Golden.s uar • ILt '' „, -•-, - -k! IIW SIXTEEN -- CR Li gible f or of Capital LAND, di' TU Building,A Land Tax redeemed. , . RNHANI GREEN. TO BE SOLD BY AuerriOy, At c i . r •IV Mr. ROBINS, , 11, • ( 41 4,lwaY's oliN..house in Exchange Alley, Corrun 1 I ::;iionclay the 2.24 of ltily next, at Twelve o' Glint ( ' L ." : _ 4 _ o. acceptable Olier is made by • Private Contrad be ' t ot l i c . the ist of duly, in Four Lots, A Niztluable COPYFICYLI) ESTATE, cbm tti th e s, prising an excellent 1.. amity House, contain o i t i t l i g . 94 oil ;? round Floor 4 4 1 aCIOUS Entrance , Hal I, "nlfact 'l.loont eing:Parionr, Drawing-room, FIN i_xt.cllent Kitchen, Servants' Hall, and various 9 _ Library and Brea __ t , , sic, ;vseirx.good Bed.roanis on the first story, and roomy A m ! . 4tntntiiiii,a. COnservatuty and Green-houses attached , front tier,,,....ot,e.tting with the douse ; a beautiful LaWll in froi , ti , .-"! . 1 110 4 the Creen by .' - iron pa11i5.....9•1es ; two la.rge --i„-;':,yaros, with cl,,,utms, stabling, and ()"t'hu'ld. Nl' itounded by a Brick Wall,' a Lawn at the Rack, a Ca. 1.4444‘44.. :1 tt)re4 With IC " 11 , and an excellent Garden,. walled .. tefi, l '! , planted with choice Frult‘Trees, ;now in tul I pet '44 Q,,, i 1 Ile Whole in complete order fit for the Residence_ Sin,ll,k).-11.,otthvcatnasIseili:atitily ; late the Prol i tertY of rvi r. ihoinas \vltht,l'l'L'lllises :.,re in excellent order, and itam...' water, tiro G r t l l a i d it with taste, and the . i on. h im . o Alit 6 01 ~ well supplied a mart terirable P r g "blv live mfrs from London, tornt Im 2 A ° l ) Fty tor a Gentleman of Business in Lon d on. . e. Iti.iteo, Capital Piece of GARDEN GROUND., ) +. , ri t , il ,,, inC SOUt Fr-side Of the Villa leading to the Green, t:a w4lig uPwar th of Two Acute welled round, and 1)131!t -144 4 virlitUraerOli4 Fruit Trees t ; ticsirairlir Spot for erect.. ',fit , ' . . nice 14 'L V4lqable P IECI! of LAND,' adjoining the for- . Li ve A ~ and the Itoad•to Brentford, riql,}o!•,tea ; 4 cait4 Situation for Building, aml a ilt 00)1 (4.0 r fine Brick F.arth the nrincipal eontuining upwards of Li,,-,4,24..t,',4d, Walled km 'the lfrenttord L a with a rt 4 l , al i t ) l ia n i i l t t t od in G ar. „w 1.(,,, .41.repir4rttiloii,g ab . oc%! Fiye Acres. ~ est A nd , I „to cPI EC L of LAND, adjoining 'NI' (;„ (I ''' ad to li retittOril, part Meadow, the regnant str.ept tie ~ Ground, planted with choice. Fruit Trees, and 4,1,4 aill,till ea • valuable Brick Earth, .Tbes,. r oar Kuotl. contain:li t ; al'alut five '''lea t :, 41 1, front Illeir vicinity to the Metropolis,and ex tivri -Itt"tkm, tit a most desirable. P roperty lbr a N'i.°' littilder.Gen: (~, „Y lk view e d t ) T • . , . b e Wad .. ne prerni Y ickets only . Piaticnlars may ~ 0e',1„,. SeS 1 41' the Crown and Anch..ir, Strand ; 3r (~ 3 r... 4 T 4 .qe: t ‘ 1 ,4 d jit Mr. Robins, W.,rwick -street, Golden tate. rickets for viewing mil be 11" d• Supscriptions are received by . Sir Cla4rles Price, 5'l.P. I. J. Angersteill, -E64• and Iletijanuti Travers, T r ustees to, the Society ; by Messrs. itansoni,'l4l.,rhaid and CO.; °runt. 'minds; Pybus and CO.; Deva Ynes Co,; Coutts and Co.; Goslings and Sharp; I ; Down, .Thoriii,..o alid Co; Ladbrokes and Co, ; Hankey ; Suomi, Payne, s and Smith; Lees and Co.; Ilrown, rbiVeS ; Neva. tun and Co.'; llarClay aiid Co.; ltobirts , and Co p.by Charles Murray, See!....tary to the D'oard-yr Director! • No. 13, , .13.4u,¢-street, 13rdrorti-row ; and Thomas Lovick, Col. 'lector, No. tei;•Drike.strezt, • Red 1,1,,n-liquare, WIEREAS" -, by :it ', , DILCREE of . the :High COURT ot CHANCERY; *nide. in a Cabse.in which the Rev. Dr. WI I. LI ANt Ri,C E. is plaintill, and the Lord 13ishop of DURHAM, and Others, Delend.4iits, it abeording to the true construction of the Will of ANN t-rst-mt v 1.,,m , Westminster; Spinster (who died in July ig:va), the residue of her Pelson:it Estate cannot be considered as given to Charitable' Puroc;scs, 'hitt remains tmdispdse& of; and it was . reterred to John Springett• Harvey, E'sq. erne of the Mas ters of the said , Court, ..to inquire who were, the Next of Km of the said :Testatrix, living at the time of her decease, itnd whether any; 'sand which of theinYhave died since, , and in 'that case who4re their Personal Representatives ? All Per eons claiming to be Next of Kin at the said, Testatrix, and . her tiescease,_ Or to be Personal Representatives at any of such Next of Kin Who may have since died, are, on or before - the -zad day . ot Tidy next, peremptorily, to come in and prove their Clainit before the said Master, at his Chant. bars, Southainliton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. lune 19, tgos! VENEREAL BLINDNESS, dee. To Mr. TnoNt.ts TAYLOR, Surgeon, N 0.9, New Bridge-street, London. tazaa, slft, • • • AT with the most heartfelt . ptist:tEtion that address you on the incomsarable excellenee of your in. valuable Medicine, LEAK—'s PATENT PILLS. In the "Spring of this year I had the misfortune' to contract a Vette real Complaint, attended with the most alarming said dan gerous symptoms ; insomuch, that I have been ,Confhted to tity room for a vhole week together, -.61.1 not allie to stir out of it ; I }vat no rest night nor dav and suffered the most excruciating pain and torment, and t w.hat was still worse, my eyes grew weak and chin, so that'l could stake discern any object, if ever su close to me, and ex peeled rivaling Wes than the total loss of sight.—From a stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man,. I became a mere shadow,. and an object of pity and compassion. My friends had all given Inc oVer,.and thought my recovery imposlible. In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute to be rimy last in this world, 1. was fortunately reconutentled by a neignbour to try your Medicine; but hiving tried all medical aid to no . purpose, and being at an enormous expence, it was some time before I could be, prevailed on to take ahem ; at last I sent for siX boxes, and before 1 had taken them all, I found con siderable benefit; my polls gradually decreased, and my eye sight grow bater, and, to the great stnprize and asto.rish merit of all may friends (after taking three boxes more), my health and strength. was perfectly xestored, and I ant now (thanks to may God and your invaluable Medicines) as well . and hearty as ever I was in my life. 'You aro at full liberty to publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of society at large, and which 1 should have sent you sooner, but was fearful of a rehipse. 1 remain, with the utaniat gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. L. Nil (ill. kligh-street, Birmingham, Nov. t, 1799: The above Medicine is earnestly, recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely Wee of every Venereal A tlealon; particularly to those about alter ing their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however lung standing, or however disguised under the.appearanoe of other disorders it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Com,. plaints, it is also reeontniended to be taken, espcialifin the Sprin. , Summer, and Fall. • • fcpar . gi and sold by the sac Proprietor, THO AS SAY, LOA, Member of the Corporation of Suageons, London, at his house, No. 9, New Brich;e-street ;, where he will give Advice, without a fee, to persons takin& the s e Pi ll s, and will answer Patients' Letters, it post-paid, toi the sante terms, observing in all cases the most I nviolable aecrecy, no Patient's name or case having been mentioned, but at their OWII I):trtictilar request, by the , Propyietor, eluring the course of inure than 35 years, that he has had the Coniluaiug of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Pm:dice arising therefrom. They , are also sold by his appointment, at the l'e r. funiert, No. 35, St. :!ban's-str,!Qt, - Pall-Mdi ; Mr. bertsuif s Toy-phop, No. to 3, OxiOr&strect ;' 11 r. Stecl's, No. 1, Union-row,' Little )"ower-hill; .and h, uric Per:. son in every considerable Town iii Ent:land, Sec. is boxei of only ZS 9ti. each, sualczd tap, with lull and plain .I.)i -reetions, whereby Persons of either Sek limy cure them selves with ease and secrecy. - • • • N. H. - Each llo* sold in Gre.it Britain is sealed up with p Stamp, on which, by favour of the t:nnirsil.;srotiers priatcit at the Stainp.ollive - ,1 T. 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RELAXATION OF THE' ,711-1 E CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD' ii ‘ve c a e k r ..- X. tainly the most elegant and eilica t e .r i e o rn its: i l: g i s i i ch: r t r i t : 3 r t y .e ct ss d o i r sight o l t ; ntn lv o c r 4 v lc , a h l y ui poe sti h at u k ral ed ria; c°'nstiutiulh ' •of the mind, sexual debility, and all elite .diseasea ~.:.•-•:..- IfillieCitleittrol z ittieriTpetitri:' , e, debauchery, inatrention to the .necessary circa of health, Itixtiry, Ste. In sedantary, iitaelivo or studious life, this Cordial Balm has universally established its restorative ellficacy, and May be justly enuniereted mong• t the foremost of those Wppy discoveries which medical re ioarch has procured' as the blessings of the huritati raCe, and greater' Quainter:terve to human misery. Thousands at this moment, in the United Kingdom, live to praise the day they first applied to this admirableftemedy. and eojor the blessings of health, who might otherwise have dropped into an tin , timely grave. The name of this Meilicine.conveys an idea or its virtues It is-requisite that it be soft, yielding, tioat attheaive ,;o ; that it may have a ready disposition to .motion ; for, as Eh. hdotherby justly .observes, Medicine's orthis kind cannot be conveyed to the part required but by the commen r0.11,0f circulation; therefore they should be ashninisteted in such.a' •ferails they may most readily be conveyed into the tion, and their use 'ought to be continocil-for some time, b:. fore the effeets can .be parceiverl.”. From the foregoing Observations, the propriety or a liquit ferm for the administsation of .such rentedies,' in.preferene.! to any other, is obvious ; and this Cordial .It:tint•Of Giiei;kl (which is perrettly.elegant in reaped to smell; taste, and :‘!)- pearance) wilt he found to peitisess all the genuine,' qualities of analeptic, for; btaidms the nutritiOue quality. rettAra tive, it llaS fragrant, subtle, oladiut principle. %%16A:in - one, cliately elnels,the nerves, and gives a kid of ;riefidly Motion to the fluids, yieldirig-plenty'of Wilhite! heats the true-source of &fitness and vigour. The train of melancholy disorders which* affii.a the liUtii3ll frame, under the deitaininetien of Nerviinta DiseirSes i are - the poir.:ipal sources of hutnar, misery - in the privation of health. Tl ese. itiserdt rs. proceed troM 'such an Intiolte,veriety, end comp ilCatlolr o f c auses., as to render It tinposedble, if even it Were necessary, to tram them to their true soura. The ef . teas, however, are but too well known, and too SeVerely . Tele amongst too great a portion of mankind ; and to 'these itileait it, may, without exaggeration, be asserted, that any-Retne4y more superior or celebrated for efficacy than Or. Soloition•A Cordial UalM of ailed neverhaS been discovered. ?huh:roils cases have from time to time been pUtilished in e'very.klpws paper in the Kingdom, . for the encouragement 6.t . the ifilieted to use and persevere in a Medicine which acs vininchtly afford,' complete cure in all casts tif debility. • -•- - - • 41 „ 11- Persons entering upon the holy suite of Matrimony should consider, that . " virliere the fountain lil polluted, ; ate streams - that, flow from it cannot be pure.P The ANTI.IMPI;TIGINES,orStn,WkfoII i s,Dtwps. fir purifying ale flood and restoring the •System r.41.n im pairedi by the imprudent us: of Mercury, ti v.: hestit ttiOtid the great restorer health Anti,vigottr in,Uisordins where S'alivation has repeatedly P rice 6d:;, wily forties 335. _ OS- E tt(.l ENT _ CIL) N, for removing . met tons from the surface of the humma body, it mts as . 61. =fiatli Pints IS. gtl. duty included. l'repared by Dr. Solomon. GileadAtouse,' near Liverpef.4), in los, 6d. and 335. Bottles; the latter contain tour et th,:, f o rmer, by SvhiCh the purchaser saves gs. Every genuine Bottle has A Stamp, which bears the Proprietor's Name int,' Address, " Sand. SolOmOn, Liverpool," tti imitate wititdt is felony. • • Double Postage oral' Letters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, must be paid, and a Fce of Los. 6d. inclosed for Atlvite. A H A t i o so it i t u lA st I , , , a i r c l e c.„ 3 y s o . A New Edition (With Additions) of some of which are treated on under the followin4 I viz • here y of N vtilccetoNervaoustr rei asttienith _ patients—A a sthrnßar ren AV omen -')r!.. Fern tie. Cientilaitits --Gyn I y "Spasms in the torriach—l - lypocliondriac - Complaints—ln tern4l sinking—Loss or Defect,f Nleninry—lthelini.tiistn--- Sctirvy—Scrafula.:-Turn of Life—Vettereal DiseaSes-We.ik. ness—Youth.—By S. SOLOMON, M.D. Sold by Mrs:' Mathews, No. al, Strand, London ; MT. Smith, Perfumer, No, 0, and Mr. Raernirn, North litiOg.:; Mr. Baxter and Mr. S4ott, SOlith'.l3titiv; Mr*. Davvlson Husband, Elder and Co. Etlinbogh; Mr, Muter, Glasgow.; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. hrewning, ; H. Craw, ford, Kilmarnock; P/ • Young, Irvine ;. A. Forsylli;ara.tr. , W o lLi g te i s a i s tl i.r etA. Nis yr; D mi ' .day; J. Blyth, Leven; I. Dempster, Cupar; Ahhzn, Min. , der; M rv i i t . e i h i e n i g l :b a i ritil f . nver tui s e i rt; o n, r. M'Kenaie, Sturn. n ;V, Taylor, ttrauraer ; Johnson semi Perth; W. Anderson, Stern -1 1 8 Cokc wul 'Leith ; levnider, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; N'tnnet, broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; horsoil t . Berwit:k Weddel, Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbut !snot,' and lamieson, t e dle;;;,i ; A. M‘Donald, Trorigate, 'Glaassw ; and by. most ltook: , ellers and 'criers of. Patent Medicines in the r. , . : • , 41, .:: 44 i -, . • . , 1.0 0 11 0 0 - tti, : . • 0 ','"-. ------...-:,-.........................:........._ 1 It „....;._........._-_-_........_............... raiIVITIER n 9 2 j ' i .1 - . - . . ........._,-7-..---4......4. `.,-----.7.-- - "..• • ' o', THEATRE -ROYAL, DRL.R.Y.LANE; • .‘ . . junt2o, dos. ...' ALL TRADEs-m2N,, • PERFORMERS,. awl v , , t1,,l ; El EAT itE , who may ay,: any. ldancling Lili s tor the Sea,th, which closed last Night, are tici . . - h.t.tto.s.;:id touiii iliiinetiial eV to the Treasurer,' •' - ' .... --- --..... .• - - RICHARD VEAKE., ...... tit ~ NIA.R: CHIA HUN T, on 4ho II E RTFORD ROA D.. • TOb I. SOLD 13Y XliCTI°l4, - '• :* 4 / B . , ... 'i 1 At Cs 4:- -r raw 3 Y's Cot Mr. ROBINS, ,4 1 ez4mus-4; on Tuesday the gill July, at i 'rwelve o'Clock, 0 i A Truly SeIqd.FRIEHOLDEST,A.T.E, GROVE. 1t1) u 5.F.., situate a s h ort distance-beyond the T en Mile rr , aton e on the High !toad to Hertf or d and W are, i n the County , • t ' f Mickllesof ; comprising a.most excellent Ilrick,built Re sidence, with eyery'suitabit dOrnestic arrangement, detached ~,,i 4 lar,r4-Yard, Couli.li,use, sod Stabling, inclosed•Kitchen. m• orqn, Lawns; 1V.11%5, And Pleasure-grounds, beautifully tlnbellidied by lofty Forest -trees and Shrubs, interseaeil by i 4 ~n,stileC.i9al of fine clear Water with Inclosures of Met • ii' "4•1411 d, ontlinin • together u p wards of twelve Acres, the ; 1 ' • Zlitl'ille,:rythe.i'ree, )"atul surrounded by lofty Park-Paling, • , bales to the dilirent Inclostires . • 1 '''laY be vi -wed WI .V 1 .1 ys'a ld Thursdays till the tinic 6f S4O , b 1 ilckat ' I ? ll' 4- I f p ar .,, . son y . . tcli:.‘utir4 at the hell, Hutford ; Dull, Ware ; Ange l, 1 , bu 4 " I "; Bull, Enfield ;at Garran'rayfs; and of Mr. to. i view , Vianvick-sireer Colden- square ; where Tickets for ! 411 filaY b had. ' ‘ c • 0 1 STitt!NIILY RESIDENCE, NoitTii AuDLEY- -- ‘41% the Cor ner of CItOSVENOR.SQUAR,E. - ' I t ) IIE SOLD HY AUCTION • By Mr. ROBINS , . 4tGanaway's Coine.house, Change - -'alley, Cornhill, on „,,:l'oesday, !My 9, at TWeiye o' C lock. A ''AGULA.B.LY Eligibki NEW-BUILT RE .,,.' . sioli Ni , RE -1 : to rrie ; ot . -..... i.-,, adjoining to the Earl of Leicester's, the , io. , • i n . 4 .. , slitaorth A tqlicy . St Net, G roSV9IOr-SqU ae;_ i Cal i l s r o r n l l S ; . e l y4 ,,_ l _o s koi:lttlal brick. bui I t I , lmise, of a parti cular n 1 weii . ,7 t r i , 11 aining t on the Cround 7 floo . r, a ne st E a nt_ran_c , e_,..a s t atir t . po tuned Library, a Breakfast -loom. an d b "I!'" _ 0 V itOryl trik?lll, with Recess, Water Closets, &c. T he first mar. ()waists.. of fwo handsonie I)rawing.yuuns.'anl ' Irc.uthe tititiri-1 ° Wing-floors, and French Windows, Balconies, Att e Rooms' opening together, and forming an de- V i l d it intite of Apartments. The Chamber.:floor. cantainsitwo ~ tc,onec,i!pubers and two Dressing-rooins (large enough for a V ' kitcr.);- and four , ca p a nt' Housekeeper's -room Butler's-pantry, Larder, rri slct Wine Vaults, &c. a CMach.lionse and Three-stall ' r.e_tprlY 4djoining. l i ;1, 114.! relpises arc delightfully situate, lboking each . way ;•• t n f o ' r '• 81.1.1cebt Gardens, and lora) a most desirable Sittig. m,„ La ,entlernan's Family. v' and of , 11, v!ew,!d by Tickets, —Particulars at 'CarraWay's, i...4' . 'r i , k ':', • R.oluns, ‘ ,V, lrwick-street, Golden-stioare, where ?1 ........!I tor y:cwiii!.; may be had. Pl . 412 AZ,,,-;".-:-.--------