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BE SOLD. re The new Comedy of The Marriage Promise, per. formed for the 2d time yesterday Eveßing, haVing been again received throughout with the most unbounded and universal approbation and applause, by a brilliant and overflowing audience, the Public are most respeafully intormed that it will he repeated every Evening till further notice. Due notice will be given of the next reproenution nrrhe Pero of the North. • • GRANTHAM CANAL NAV/CATION. T HE GENERAL ANNUAL. A . 6511N131..Y,_ or 11 Ieetinv of the C ompany ot Proprietors of this Under taking, will be liehl at the Angel Inia, iu Grantli..rn; on 'Thursday the se.% day of May next, at Ekren o'Clock in :lie Morning, tor carrying the Ads into execution, and itaks a,:ting such Business respeding the C. Nitvigation as may thenappear necessary. Illank Proxies ar c left at t h e B ar ot the Blackmoor's Head Notingham, where, as well as 'by application tithe Clerk, they maybe had (gratis); and it is earnestly recliTest td, that those Proprietors who cannot attend, will make ap plieations forsuch Proxies accordingly. %VM. OSTLER. Clerk to the Corr:pail. Cranthatn, April tis !Sq. •NORTHAw INCLostlit.E. • E, the undersigned COMMISSIONERS np. pointed toiirry Unto Execution an aof Parliarnc4t used ut the 'forty-third year of the Kvigit of His present 11Iajeay, intitulcd u An Act for dividing, allotting and in.. Closing, and otherwise imptoving the W4slll and comniona ble Land within the Parish of Nurthaw, in the County of ilertford," do hereby, in. purstranee.ot the Dim:tion. in the aaid Agt, give Notice, that the First Meeting for the execu tion of the said Ad, will be held on S..turdAv the i4th day of IlaY next, at the Sun lan, Northaw, in the county of licrt. tad. Dated this isth day of April* 14 4 3. A. I'. DRIVER, W. YOUNG. •., • • • , • 10101 11OCKETT. cttArrn IT,INCIION CANAL. CONIPANY. TH PROVRIETORS of SHARES and HALF SHARES in the joint Stock of this Company, who are entitled to the Dividend of ONE anti a HALF per. C EN and the HD LDERS of NOTES, SCRIP.SHEETS Or MORTGAGES, upon 'lnterest is payable, are • limited, that Warrants torlhe oiviclend or Interest, will be Peady to be issued, at the Company's (Hike, No. it, ES. SE X.STRE ET, itt the SI R. 4441-)., LONDON, any day alierWodnesday next, the zorh inst. between the Hours of Ttfn and Two. And the Pr. , prietors of such Shares Or Halt Shares, and Murtgantes s who may not be able to take up their Warrants in person, are particularly requested to employ some Banker ot knOwn Agent,:ind to furnish him with a pro per written Authority to the Company. The Holders of Notes end Scrip-Sheets ate-also apprised, that such Notes and Scrip. Sheets must be produced when the Interest Warrants arc applied for. And all Persons front whom Instalments upon. Sullserip. •.ions. are due, ate particularly 4e icd to.,pay tbe.,sante jo„ t ; Company 'l Tre.tsurers; a t t h e Banking-house of * Messrs.! Praects, Oigby, Box, Dabbage, ao‘l Co.. Elect.stteci, IAM. 4071. And, ,tri prevent clisappotment, the Proptieto& Shates and Holders of Secur t ties, ill - be pleased to take Notice, that it will be utterly impossible for the Clerks emplo)ed in the Office of the Company, 'to attend to, or answw,any Let ters that shall be sent by the Post, on the subject of Divi.dend Of Interest Warrants. by Order oftlot general Committee, 'EDWARD ADAMS,. eurnmittee Clerk. April IF; 1853 - • • • • ELICIBLE COUNTRY kr.SiDENCt. SINGLE LADY; or a GEN FLEMAN and LADY !with two or three Servants); may be aecom. ttodated with 4 Stint.dt . GentDlLAPJUnientS in tebpra. Able Fainily, residing in a riqlightful. Situation and agrec.ible Neighbourhood, Within four miles of Soutliarriptun, Hants it may be entered on immediately ; awl is to be , ictt fur riot ,mure than a twelvent inch. Dr Iris • th'in three gu arter6 6 di Year. Apply liar Particulars (t 1 lustier, Q. ts, Wio,liester-Place, Pentonvillc, Wiese*. )' 4 INN the Poet of the Bridge), tsINKK DCEI' . TI W(.;, Lincolnshire. . HOM AS Al 3 gOT r (late of I . T(irttian.Cross, Barracks, respeafully informs the, Nooitity, Gentry. e Ntintercial Travellers, and Public in generai, ne has re. ren , tly entered upon - the above INN, is entirely New and Lonlinodi ous , and well fitted up tor their comfort and aLcolurnodation : He therefore earnestly solicits their Patron age, as, ur i N T h em it will ever be his coast:tat study to rehder the NEW INN in every respect worthy of support. Neat Post Chaises, Good Stabling, Src. y April s tBo3. _ • ' () RANCE TREES; JESSAMINE. PLA hocrituE . 1 1 1tUNSIVICK SAUSAGES: UST imported, a large.. Assortment , -v# Orange and Lemon 'Vices ; Arabian and Catalonian lessamines arrived in the highest perfedtion. Also a large and choice Collection of true Ilrimsveick Sao 4ages, of various Sizes, and in excellent Condition, Those whoare curious in this Article, will find them greatly supc tier to any imported for many years. - ' .Moutardv de Mailk, Parmesan Cheese,,Nettfeliatel Ch eese , Whit e F4enell Vinegar, Capoot Caper s , New • French Olives, (;Orgona Anchovies, tr.e. by the Import e r s , 10 ltN - 113 - GESS and SON, at their Old Itaii.in Warehouse, No. ttr7, Corner of the Savoy steps, . StrAnd,,l.undon. 'Dr. ANALEPTIC PI F OR the •Rheurnatisrns will Colds which prevail at this season of the rear, no Medicine is so sa te a n d `ellicaciotis as Dr: I AM ES's ANA I.EPT I (..s. PILLS. Their Peet'liar tendency to promite Verspitatiiiii, and all the natu ral Secreti ons , w ill account f b r their singular virttteS in titt'ste urnplaints as well as in many others to whi c h t h e h u m an ' .r artte is liable trout the vicissitudes of our Climate. They admisably calculated for Disorders . ot the Stomach and f ° ‘: l °l3 for persons of BiliouS or a GotitY hih t , as also Q t t t .'""e whose Constitutions have beer; affected hy too a ive or t oo !serviceable sedentary life. They arc likewise particularlY to Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and I n h rte i ltin, the bad eikcis of free living; al also 0 Pre' . intemperance. l'aiststs and pop teies, so often the. tonsetifience Recourse should he had to.tlietri :frier every tx ‘ e sg 13 1 - eating or ttrinking, anti upon every slight indis. Pellitiesit and thus well.known characteristic or pro. !Moiing longevity will be inaintaiuctl ; for, by assi,stiritt'll4- tare in the due discharge of the animal fonttii:als, try "., 4 ePiug the Constitution as it were in continual repair, they V re ielVe the body lu health and v . •our anti pre — l't Pre'na ttlie decity. • , s As the Atialeptie Pills owe their excellence to a pear Inpre which has never -been divulged 1. th. , v.entor but to the present propriitOrs, they tan only had genuine from them ; anti they are sold by linincis I l i e wherY, at the Warehouse' for Dr. Jaines's. Powder, 4S, the East Ind of St: Paul's, a sew doors from " l ealosido, L ond o n; an d at Dr. faines ' s late !muscle lqa• len•stree t , i n Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, S tani p included.; or theq uant i tY of Six me.? be !lad in one hro llox for 11, ifs. aus it:n 's'il ery E e that the name , n . Na w „No. 45. 4 mi:rived in titeClllllpi. All otheri ere clatintntelis A FREETIOLD.—LYNIINGTON,IIANTS. T 0.138 SOLD BY FRIV.ATE CONTRACT, . • T HAT . Ele,,mit . ( ..:oligociiou.s-I.4l;insion„ call. eeta. t h e Kt) E - OUSE, with the .Ftiruiture. si , tuate nearthe Town of Lyinington t and immediate Posses.. sion may be had. The House_ has been recently enlarged, unproved, • and ,finished in a type/tor and substantial man. ner. It Contains oii.the (;round Floor. a Dravving-roota, tti feet square, Tz in height ;' Dining-room of the sante tliinen. ; Library, tel-try t ; lirCakaSt Ptti- I tat by ts, 9 tittect7 in height t with ()dices of every ,description coMplcte and In 'the Attic Story are five large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-roonts, four excellent Servants' Rooins i and a. Laundry. There arc good Kitchen 2arclens (partly %vaned) and a neat Shlubitery sur tninding the }lows; With a Coacli.nouse and Stabling for f o ur Horses.' The Furniture is new within the last ten months, made of the very best - materials, in the first style of eleyance,.and in good preservation. Grove-House cOinnia.t.ds beautiful and 'detensive views at the hale of Wight, she Sej , and the.. siirrotlnding Country. Th a t delightful Walk calicil the G cove, atliciining, is part of the Premises, and will be includedin 'the Sale. For tUrther Partieirlat'S (if if'y letter, poSr-paidi apply to Charles St. Ralik, - Esq. at the Rankin Lymingtott, who wilt deliver Tickets fur viovin g the itirase and Furniture. TO Stni.C.;EoNs, Avo;rfncAkiEs, MIDWIVES, MEDICAL STpI3IiNTS, Sec. Th i s Day Was published, in Five, large Volumes Odom; closely printed, .vvitli many•-1 , 14te5,. Price 31. ISs. ,bOartis, A - I\few Edition of _ ..... trn - IE E.DINPURPI-i PRACTICE 01 PHYSIC, SU C; R N 4; aiid 31 IDW IFER Y. The extraprdi. nary demand for tits; above Work has induced the Editor, in this Edition, torcatencl certain parts of it, the opi. Ilion ,of some judicious Charadters in the Medical World. veit exhibited before intro; narrow a eri i i i n d iAra ifer sst y. and also which a w ls i oto t add to it, a Volume. on the subjezt of N it is rendered a Cheap and Complete Nledical Library, iio 1 ss suitable for the British Practitioner than serviceable as a Guide to Physicians and Surgeoos of the Navy and Army in Tropical Climates. , I. An Introductory History of each Branch of the Medical Profession. - 2. 'f he Theory of Medicine, Physiology, Pathology, and Therapeutics, Irons Dr. C alien, and ether editzburgh Pro fessors. Cullen's Nosoltigy 'Complete, in English. 4.: The History, Oistinetion, CaUses, and Cure of every human Discasei *ably to the approved Classification and DoCtrines of thc celetaratM Ct3llen. - • Thelates t lirrOvernents suggested by Medical Writers ofthe flrist Eminence ; amongst whoni are, Drs. Cullen, Munro, Gregory, f ordyee, Perc.iyal, Fothcrgill, Let t soin,. 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'• 1 tie folloWing' Testimony of the merit of the first Impres sion of rite Edinburgh PrJ6tiee,draWn trom a superior source of Nledcal - criticism, will ,sufficiently, shewthe merit of the undertaking in its original . form ; and the Editor coritidn! ly asserts. that no useless additions have been made ; hilt, on the moray, that he has exerted 6111150 f to complete his tin clertakingi by slit sole Lion of every valuable modern diS co7uri. and that from the most approved and indisputakle sources ulintOrrnation. ,a This compre pensive Compilation may be considered as Medical Lihrliry for young Students; , and we think it irisv, tor some time, illptlrt..(l;:. the necessity of any other.' It will serve the purpose Of a Tex t Book during their attendance on Medical and Surgical Lectures, and we nay add, Midwifery ; for the DiseUses of Prcguincy, the Puerperal State, and those :.•uliar to Infants, are untrained in it: We also find several DL;easet not treated of by systerhatio Writers in general, but only in iiistina Works, as Angina Pectoris, Poisons, Sus pended Animation, Cowpox, lice. Tito Work is futnished with !mice& to the Pr iciice of Physic, the Surgery, the Atiaer.irt alai r!ie Doses of Medicines, as well as of the new and old names. We fecerirritneCcl this Book as a valuable addition to the ibrlty ApeltileC4Vy's kictil(i4l Jod l I, yocal Journal, No. t 9, p. 262. Landoll : Printed Cor Pket-ilmot ; 8611 and Brae fu Edinsu* anti prasb and Raid,. Glasgow.. 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Chiej Cerk under the Principal Storekteicr :.!/* ti.i*Ordna.nce, and at IP..olwich, upon application to the se.: 4-fejhri Officers of the C,r,twice there', at heth which placer printed Terms arid 4 she Contra/l, and Schedules ef she Articlet to r such contra/7, me/ be received !14 ; she Secretary's Office, in S't. nod t/4 out. 11 E4 p rnsals for tile .ktpi - Yl3. o Eliirt).4ss,&::;" 4.1.1 4i - ,itl" the said 2 Is!, day €l.-Itoril - iu.itanty apor 11:ticr) .I.v. no Piopvtals e admitted. p. .4y Order Itard, - R. FL CRP,' S • "44. TWs 1.111, , was published; Elegantly 4itinted on Wove - Paper ? Price ss„ in boards, The Fourth Eilitiob of Q ER MONS on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES of CURISTIANJTY. Dedicated to tile Bishop of ••• , , •Y;inteil 114 T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand and j, , Cheyne, at Edinburgh. • - In the Press„.a . nd 3peedily . will he' publiAed, by Subs( Prii:e. One Guinea, clegantly printed in sitiatt QUltt . ‘ to, ,and etribellished with h - A NON-MILIT.A. KY JOURNAL, written during the Campaiiru in Egypt, descaptive Country, and the Cuitoins .;1•41 ;Winners of the Pepplc. Ey an 0 F I I CER 'upon the Stitfol thitt'Ariay. Snbscriptions are rcceietl by Messrs . . CAdell and Davies; Ilooksellcrs Strand; by Mr. Egerton, Bookseller, Ciwring- CIOSS ; alKiMe. ' Harding, 13ookseller, St. lani;Aos.strect. CAM 11111.1)C SHI R E TO If E SOLI) BY, AUCTION, • By Me.•CHAPMAN, • On Wednesday lre of May next, at the Raptist Mead eutlim-house; an Chancery-lane,-London, at Twslve o'c lock, t r HE MANOR anti ESTATE 'of WOOD.. BURY-11A LL, containing in the whole 1,168 Acres.' The Estate is very eomp.iN,, and situate in the Park!) of Camlingay, two Miles front Potion, six from BiggleSwatle, seventeen front Cambrike, fluty from London, and tour from Girtbrd-Bridge, on the ‘reAtlslorth Road, from whence the River Ouse is mivigaUle to Lynn. ---•- , - • The Mansion-hutise and .Oriices are in complete repair, and fir for the hinnediate reception ()la 'cite Soil round the Alaniloti-house is remarkably dry and healthy, and the Tart' az; arty Race Gtotind the (;4rtiett i.a tif‘garicd cciti,tl to atty• in the Kingdom fur its. . . The %%roods, which ar,..! iii 11-111,1, and at a desirable distance front the Mansion-house, ;it,: ~, i 1 _shelter fur ante, of which • third isia variety on the Nlanor, • Particulars may he had after the loth of April at the Chambers of Mr. Graham,. No. 6 . Linculna.inn;:by W, and 1. Black, Mid,ile Temple- at the principal Inns at Pot tan ; the Cocl:,at-E awn ; the Wlwat-Sheat, lconbury.hil ; the ; the. Ram, at Newmarket ;. and at DI ,r. Chapman, at the Baptist 'll.car Cotli.t.liotts4 • Cliancerylane. N. li. The Gardener at Woodhull; Hall will show the Bowe and Premises about it, and e Tenants Will • thew t,hetr feSpeetiVe . WELCIPs FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness atiti other Disorders ineid,tnt to young FenialeS. • The filloWing, instances of their uncommon efficacy, .are • wet:ly the of the aftlieled. • To Mrs. h. L.NRSLEy. MADAM,. wickenham, Feb. zo, 1303. JsEG .. leave to return yon must grereftil thanks in the name at Sarah Noy,:;, whom 1. recommend:Al to your kind bencvolence, the other day, in a very ill 'state of health, viz. a particular Disorder in which your justly,t4. mous Welch's Female Pills• are so particularly . recant. mended; it is needless for me to observe to you, haw much better.'she finds herself front only . taking one bok, a s no dnunt'you will have ocular demouitration when she delivers tilisf4 j j yt r with regue nC t i doubt b a t 1 .) 1 ;‘ ~ ro repetition n m her at'yotir i k nante own mouth, holy much utter she is in cons!itutiort as ht external a pp ear , ante, and can assure you, with the greatest respect, you have at all times my utmost wish and consent to make tne above Lase as public as you think proper, and • refer any,Person ur Persons who doubt the sonic to, :Madam, Your toast obedient humble Servant, C. G REENLAN D. Bookseller. 'f wickenhatn, March g, 040.3, MADAM. with infinite pleastire I address you once inoFe in be half of Sarah .Noycs, who has . received >o tnuch bmetit froiu takitiz only two boxes of your truly. valuable. Nledi eine, Female Pills, as to enable her to go' 4.. bout her daily employ cheerfully; the swellihg of hrr legs is entirely lone, het comritioil is taurne i to its o.atir3l eulour, her apy...tiie cxceeil:iii„ly good, couKh very trilling, I verily b..,,evil• tivo tioxes more will perfeel au adon• c.'ole cure. e,7 - 1,, -.illy tbr in her name, kid tviiu wall cr..:l - b.; tillY 1/01.1nli to pray for, if.c.c. Yours, _ _ C. GREENLAND. NrAnAm, }laying been for some length of time a 'Vender of your. atm invaluable Me trine, v i z. Welch's Female Pills, aitt inducr.4l to apply to . ..‘utt as the regular Vender fur a supply, having had a - Niece and seliewl other young %Votnen restored front, to all appearance, the borders of the grave, to th 4 hap,. pinesi of youthful anit l)luoming ite4lth by the use on ly u f this is,lettivine ; will thank }ott thereford to semi me tcl,o tlo . i.en by Hunt, Timbritig:z Wdis Carrier, Queell's inn, in the liorongh, Tue4l.tys and Fridays, wha oit livery will p:ty you the ar.iotha. - ' • 1 am„l;., Lon, Ytiktr obedient Servant, Front, near l'unbr.. C: RING Welch's Vein, le PAL i:rea'ons) price zs.'od i box, are suld wbf,i es by i • C.,t FiCet.StreCt, Lokettn; Dicey and 1:U. bt)lV C. t , Cheiip.}l(l 4 ; ; berry, No, 45., St. Patti' ; :it'd, 6). Nd: ; Cheapskde ; arid arid Son, Fls..et-iii.irket ,• r...!: . u,e..1 by. Pidding, Oxt'ord;- street ; strand; f Int-Nut:et, Blooms bury ; R. N e wb err y ; C orn e r o f Sr. Patil's Chlirch-yard, Lucy it.-etrcet ; Golding, ; Wane, strcet ;at Bolton's Medicine Shop (nor Tutt's) Front of the ttoy al Etchange; Clark, Nu. '2.69, Borough; Ward, 11i1- born; and Yates, Sloan-street, Knightsbridge. . A s another Medicine is sralrl under the - llTTleof Welch's Female Pills, which is spurious, Purchasers are requested to remark, as the surest testimony cif authenticity, that c.ich 131110 f Diredions is signed with the Name of C. Kearsley in Hand-wiiting ; .and on the Ota3ide, whereby Servants c.at not be: imposed on, the Stamp is a pr . inted, by permission o cal Ilk H Majesty's onour:41)1e COrlifillSoners of Stltops, t1)os- KLAstitty, , = No. 41i, FtinT.SlAZir None others Are-pavine.' ....0... U- Sed uty t to iott ArIC. of riw r, ' it 01. fit !”;