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E Z. 0 3. Nut4:LER 3453.1 GODWIN's !AVE AND AGC OF CHAUCER. This Day was published, In `Tye Volumes, 4to. price Three Guineas and a Half,in . • board, illustrated with Portraits, THE HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE of 11 GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early English Poet; _ Memoirs of his near Friend and Kiitsman, John of. Cart, Duke o f Lancaster. _ • - • By WILLIANI GODWIN. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Cluirch yaril,:•and to be had of all Booksellers. it This Wurk cornprehends Views of the Progress of Society; Manners, and the Fine Arts, from the Dawn of „Literature in Modern Europe, to the MA: of the Fourteenth Century, with Chart t:l.s of the Principal Personages in the Courts ut Edward 111. and Richard 11. Mr. BI.AIR's ANTHROPOLOGY. This Day was published, Price Five shillings, in boards. By Losgutan aternote,r-row„ P s _ _ ,A'NTI4IIOI S. OLOGY -; or, the NATURAL HISTORY of MAN ; with a Comparative View of theStrudtire and Funaions of Animated Beings iu generAl. 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Lisbon, and Itlountsin, they bottle from the Vats as wanted, This mode of kexPing VII .thuir Wines that decid e d supctioritY 4 0 well kw iwn ;in 34 .. 1 itowledgcrl, Such art irithlenSe stack eitshies them to serve thitir I* riertas with 'superior Wine, of the best vintages. ort , their 'twig thodeottem tos, tin. re4(iy indwy. ',they, scod.to any au: of tile 'l'4.4wri filo; ickii than a doz e n) rice . of ex:pence. r a ..4itc 15.3 4 :age goo.: 0 t Cognise • Brandy,. l'ma acid 4 CS 14Irt, East-India 4nd 'Kum ()muse Shrub. ~. : 7 of 4,etter from :qr. \reale, Supervisorathe Exeilie s fir ' TadGaster, dated June, al, 130;. Sir," ArrT.6.,ity,Years ago I had a large Sub, ti 'W 'lite Swelling grew upon my But. 1 94 jolnt i which I got soltcood a little by medical as'si'st„ I bul t CulltiMlCtt ; about firteCll years ago it again gallieriAl and broke; and disclut4cd to i'vcry great de. t . Otto the , +Wit:tam:4 tbe atailt,y ituts•tu.t4leti, but ttitic,ollt.olllC(l I ,l•,trt:Ot ram for about four Vear4. when it and broke, arid discharged tb'so'great a degree Idr, ;omit t yearti•ttlltt my lite. %vas despaired 41; an d t h e 111,44'1;ot : eel of the Fuatliy Could give* this tic. pinratliclOtation (front advicietrfVfiiinal) 1 1&1 rec,,n r s e to' your - A'.4IIStORBUTIC DROPS, after • taking three Botes•oftv hick I foimilthe di.eltarge to al ate. and a tler taking 114,11ica 91 1 :1 was,quite raieved of my complaint, and have ..4tf i t:tobaut three years With;iut any appearance of, a return.... eftirel for. the good ei•my fel law -creatures sullining under Itlte4fdiaiou,, a n opportunity (31101111 you up_ Trove) pt y puhl:,ihing the Aireceditig Statclitelit ; an d r e main, ' ; lcitir humble si:rvant, . • • •. s• • •••• • ' • - SAMUEL V.E A 1.1. i„, Supervisor, junc 27, tWr3 Tack:met Surgeon, M , Yorkshi re . anelieSter. : 'Ti le above Nkilicinc may b:: 11:0, Wholesale and Retail. at 57. 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These EStatCi - ara be.tutifully situated in the immediate Neighbourhood of the thriving and itopulauz; Royal Borough of. inyerpes,.Fort Geovge, and the Caledonian Canal, which is now begun. The. hams •.tre in getter., sallieittly- In.. closed and in patVordet, with "-wises . 01lice-houses, andthrivitig Plantations of Wooci, Among the man y advantages, a great part of the Estates are along the Sea-side, and have the it,:netit el the Sea Ware, , The which are • FAtensive. ahnund-with Game. Land and 13 ir.)4 , y cif Castlehtll,,with the Burgh,. of liavolly, are itAi of the King, anti all4rd a Freehold Qualification to VOtt liar a Mem ber to serve in. , Parliament tor ova ~ County of Invernes.l. Centlemen who wish tct purclunte Lands to the North Sf Scotland, will seldom find .ittelt properties in the Market. For further information; application to be ;trade ,to,.Carnop hell Nlaekintosit, ES 4. Of lnverness. . - . •• It/ THU Arias LO K, Dear Sir, No. t), New brltt4e.Stieet, London. FF-EL it a Duty inettnil?ent upon me, to inform Curet you of. the very 311 , 1 eStraor , litu ry have re. ceivitil front your invaluable LE Kra PATENT About - two years at n , I was attacked with a VENE REAL DISORDER, which 1 t reated rather slightly for s,;:oe time, but the Disease at length spreading all over illy b(,,ly, was w, obliged VI apply' to the most eminent of the Paco! ty, btit their assistance, alforded only tenipotary. relief ; 1 Went through various Cuorses of Salivation, and train being rather of a corpulent 'habit, was rmluct•tt to a mere skeleton.' The 1.114.-CIS that sprewl all over my Limbs rendered me a corn. plete Object, so that illy Friend , . tleipairc4l of my recovery. When brought to this situation, I coosidercif death as illeVt. table, but a relation of mine commenting upoti the . Marty Cases itt wliich your Pills had stteceeiled, It. flatfeet/ to try a ;lox co' them,. which 1 thought rather relieved inc, anti by persevering for two or three months, and following your du - adios, I experienced 4be most unaccouitt,„tue relaxation i ro n ) pin, OW Stges I.;;railaally subsiding ; 1 am now, thank God, pgitettly recovered, and walking mit daily: I (haunt nut, but one rnorebox, whico think cautions to take, 'will est4,blisit my health in its original state. it is with the Most heirt-:elt gratitude, that I subscribe myself; Sir, your much oblics•il :mble Servant, . - Pealt.spite, Manchester, Jul \ +s, +. W. PhA P. So, For the statureboietit, 1 not objea to the 'above being publi..:44,:but leave you to a,t as your own better itidgment atoll dictate. . - I . repattil am: Sold by the sole.Proprietar, Y Los , t em t ); , „r the aoyal College of Surgeons, London, at ;iii [Litt, `, No. 9, New Bridge-street t. Where, aft,:r Ci);l.l.tta tesidence of more than 'Thirty wit Years, particularly three:led to the Core at Venereal ebbyLlints, and trior:eiticidental to the PareS et Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy winch Men. of his l'rok.saitm should always - observe., he .. Hatters himself, the advice atut aSsistance he gratuitous ly adininisters to Persons' this Medicine, will be, *s te eined by a discs ruin;; . 1' oldie, as an advantage se I t imrs , to tx:Obtained, and void tit v. 1 14' 4 ; 1 ' 11) • Also sold, by his Appointment, till the er:ntomience of those living- at e t distance, if the Perfuttier' , ', No. li t St'. Al.' ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the:l*(4olpp, No. 103, (41 - 4,1 " succt Mr. Disbo roo gn.s, No. 7, Fish-street.hill ; Steel's. Bookseller, No. t, Union . ..row, , little Mr. Baxter's South.brido, Mr. Callweirs; 13 nblint Liverpool; :Wt. A Cki:Wirl ) s, Man. C a lester .si . and by one Vcr.3oll in every coo-Adorable Town in L'imat Britain and lrelanri, in- Boxes of only as. ;; 1, , each; seated up with.full and plain threatens, vr4relay :•. 4, ;nns ci sa t, r c r ) .. Se .. ay cute themselves with C 4 Se. SpeCar lik:CreCY, amg N. B. Every Box-sold in Great Britain is sealed up with * s t *4 "P. On winch, . by favour of the Jointriosotwr ..., is:prinu eat, at the Stainp.onice, Si T. Taylor, N0..9, Nets Itridgef,. titrcct," it il;:icate.whki, is I , elony, and all others we cuuttp tyriek., .... •,-=-:....,..1': 1.`3.1) . : -,A, r ,„, ,,„i , ...,A 0, -o r. ) , 1 ' , ---, -4\... :! . .'.F i .-,; i .i.,..„4 , ,-., .‘.-r- ' 1:-Ikt.4,4., . ~ce,,, , ~.,.:,),?‘ ~,,,, ..tP ~.? , ,..,) ~..., ' ,-, ~4 ti ff- 4-,.. N. s ;.'r IP:110E SIXPE.I4CP. .i.sFIC'E OF OR,DNANCE, . 12th 00. tEc3. r rHE PRIArCIP AL OFFICERS of His ,47,1, ESTI"'s- , 'ORDNANCE ett , Merely give Mtiee, that Prop;sas's he received at their (Wee, in St. Margaret -street, Westminster,' and ly the restrUinse Weer: of the Orebro ce at Portsmouth, on or hefidre Thursday the Ist day. of December next, from such Perim as may be willing to undertake the supply cj the quN. C.O R !AGE , WORK, togeiber Ivith OAK SKID.- DING, ELM B6rIRD, and PLANA", 'and 4511 SPIKES and other Articles, for the Ordnance Set vice PORTS 41fOUTH, ;lon COntraa for a period of three Years. Schedules of the Articler to be steptlied, together tufa the Tex mi . and CouditiOns of Qttrad, may he kne.ivn upon al:Hi...allot of the Secretaty's' Office, in St. Iffargaret.stseet, and st!so at tLe : Ordnance Office at. Portsmouth aforesaid, any Day bem..ten the . Hours of Ten and l cut o'Clock I •where at either flare Prof may be de/it/end scald top, and marked on the outside, " P isspo sals for ( 4 , :itn-Carriage W.Jrl:, ttc, lin the Ortinance S cry itx at Porrsmout h ;" bnt no Pe4'osorl cats iPet' admitted aftc!' ib. sail Lir D.lrof .I.)tresoher. . Ay Order 'of 'lts Voard, .• R. 11. cREII - , e. n:JoRE.HOVSE, 11ERT5:. CAPITAL FIt.ELHOLD ESTATES, COMPACT FA MILY MA NS ON,,FARNIS anti LAND, ntn.r OGHT HUNDRED ACRES, 3 short dist.ifice frotrt'R;ckmaw. worth, 4itioloing Nlodrc Part:, And Eighteen Miles fr(on London. TO SOLD 13Y'AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At GarrAwiky's,‘ Cog,:z.hottse, Cornhill, on Thursttly the 2cotil of Oct9brr, Twv:ve. o'Clock, ill Loti, A ly, PcAra F ble REEHOLD . ES 1 , .TR, callzd TII E . MOO P I : coat pri ;:ng an I'. ligikte. and Compad :VA MI LY A.NS NI, with (Hikes of every de. Sk•riptiOn 14tCly iinprovoil at a great CN Stableki garden, waned routal and well idinted ; Lawns, l'ica.,ime-e,nionds, and tine Sheets of Water iv,.11 • stored with ;1:11i, at tt convenient' disittritua ; a house, mt it It (:ar'den, f)rrillrct, warm Farm-yard, and'C vet y rcquis;te thajditig two t4li,giblr Farms, with proper Buildings, tier.:_: C:ottar,es, with Gardens and 0 rciiards, '1 he whole. Estate upwards of 13 ',flew nht' sof rich Meadow, Pat. - turc, Arable, and . Woot" Land; surrounding the Nia3l - and within a Ring Fence (excit the Wixtd, about. fifty Aeres). • .The 'Mansion, Aultupwart s of .4w Acres, are in.: . hand; the. two !:army on Lease. This Estate thre.ns a very de4irable property, situate in the , most b,:autit it I pat Co( ilia (!nutty ; •the psi; cipz.l part bounded by the .River Cohn:, within one mite:of Ri...!rialtiwortii,' three ofWatfortl„' eixitt from.. Llzbridge, and Qlgttt: en. rrorn. London. The Ptirehawr may be accommodated with the neat and faiiiiiona4l. , Ore of the Mansion, .I.lim and Vead. , "r a Valuation. . May 6c viewed ,with Ticlett. Particiflar on the wises; at the. Swiltli'Rickmanlwortk• ot find ; Bell, Hertford ; Hart, !ban's ; Ca..st •White.H:4-se, U:tbridF,t ; Red IWtto:itr.v AGarr,lway!;,.; alp; Mr. Runins,Wowi:ik. , 6tre .t, (30 . 1(1.11- ' tiare ; - •%vnere a Plat; of the E3tatcuay tx;:fecn, Pickets for viewing COVERNMENI' SECURrrYi AGAINST CUT.q, • ~TERFEITs. lloue are Genuine, without ;" Sot.oNt opt, Liverpool," enAe:tvect in the Stainti - : and Ten 1 1 01111 as Re . 'word, (04' Csicry (tattle sold without a tit,tirni, to be paid an under Adt of Parliament, the +Ad Urn. 111. • Ch. Wore any j usticc of the lai,:ace. Dr. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, T . . .. HIS invaluable Restorative has been administer. ed in private praEtice, with the greatest success ,, for a series of years, .to youth and agent' either sex, win) are e q ually the objects of this most powerful, certain, anti effectual Re_ storative. Where the stomach is disordere.l, the body is... Vt'akened i • paleness, bodily decay, emaciation. and the eyes sink 1116,i tic }wadi where nervous ' tuw astitic, and.hypo. chondricai complaints. have sliattered the constitution. this Cordiol Balm li.is itniversally e , ,t, tablisheil its restorative etH. qa4, and iii:iy be justly enumerated 311 , ..ilgtit the tereolott of III:6C h:;pi;y tliscou , :rics which roedit:4l research has pm. cured as thi blessing of the loiman Nee, and greatest counreraetives to Ittimmi misery i lit siekness 'of stomach, - violent ptli . gings, flatulent:les and obstrudions; it is a site and I,lll,:aciilos 1,-Ittedy. The first syttiptomi of its got.d . cMR;; are serenity and ehearfulness he removing ileui-aciw, weakocis, haavii).:is and lowness otlspirits, dimness a sigiq, confused thoughts, bad wanderings o. r, Li ie mind, vapnurit and nielancholy, anti ail kinds of itTsteric complaints. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two ato fleas. The Cordial Balm ofi.;ilead is sold in 'Bottles, price }f all. a-Guinea. each ; there are also Bottler, priee 335. contain— ing elltlai to four Ihitilei'; at tos. 6d. by which the Patient ' gaves 9s. including also the Duty ; the Stamp of which bears alr, • e Proprietor's Name and Atidress, " SanturiSolomon, 1.i.. )opl, ' to imitate which is felony., . . B. The Postage of all Leitersmust be paid, and a fee enclosed for advice. _ • The Contial Balm of Cilirtd, ' A titi.l napetigines, and A.b. stergent Lotion, and Cf link to Health ' arc Scat by Remnant, I latnbutt,tt ; tt. Hach, Peter -street, li ew ..york ; lvlathews, No. IS, Stnitid, London ; and t' n Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Haight ;'Brighton, Gregory ; min A hara, Knott and Lloyd; Ordain'. Smith ; Simmons; Bury St., EdratiniPs„.pingle ;• C ten ham 'el. don; Cainbrid;;e, Hodr,son'; 'Coventry, R n ail:aw ; Culr.ltt a. ter, 'Kepner Canterbury; ;Simmons ; • Catfish?, lallie Chatham, Etheringeon ; CltellnOnd, Clarliar ; Cucter,, Pool and Soo • Chichester, VIA Cirencester, Stritta Chippenhatn,'Combs ; DutAio, I)nwialc, No. 7, Exchange court; Derby, Drewry; Dnrhatn, Bennington ; nover„ Nettles; Devizes Lowe; Dorettester,,Virtue •, De.tt, prise;Dartmouth, Jackenn ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; to licv4 , ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M.Dorudel ; Livi•rpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, Lions. Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury Lynn, Headley ; LeiceAter, Gregory, Swinten ; Lewes, Pitt ; .11. chc.,wr, Cl ompson ; Margate; Rowe; Maidstone, Wai kt‘r Marlborough,. Harold ;- "Newbury, Puller, Attu l New.. castle, Walller, llotiestm ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting. ham, Burbagc; Norwich, Stevenson ar.d Cc,. t Oxford, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, tioxlatitt ; Portsmouth, Deliim I Reading, Strait lifta Co. ; Rottheiteri Ettletiagton ; I'teAtosh Sergent ; Shrevisbury, Eddowes ; Southampton, 114iter ; Statfard; Morgan ;• Stamford, Newcomb ; 'Sundotiand, Limy; Salisbury, ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole; Tambridge IVCII4 Speange ; Evil! Weymouth, Wood; .Windsor, 111*kt:tidy ; and by all Vehttera of I.:iinuitle Medicines in thetnitlet Ksngdom. • Of whom may be had, ,a ncw Itisittiott. beingtsearly Flue Itaildreat Pages, lirice uttly 28. SOLOP,IO P•l'4 GUIDE TO HEALTH Or advice to both sexes, oa female diseases, Netstuts, pochondriac,_ and t r onsumptive'Complaint4. This nook ts roCommended to young men and hop; has been the tahuitrot many Feats experience and observation on the calamitous con sequonces et a Set‘rtet uttd.elcsiruasrxe V if:l7. TO ~vili4h at added an Essay oittliseasus incident to females, and art A 0.; pendia on the subject of a solitary and destructive Niue ; an Atiarcss to Parents, Guardians. 'Coots, anal Ithi.ie % % l ig Bathing, t,'. the etude or watt - Mitt. la the dittileut have the care and education 'of youth; ikewise advlce l i t stages of the Settrvy; Leprosy, !WO+. Matigtt, and Venerc4.l,Disea ; vatitititut to younA o r, ment,&e.the danker of linPr'N?et ' n1111°66°461 In ii n 'l 4ll N't 01'" The amazing salt; of tont Uvula ts the best enttram St its va,st ~~ x~°