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r 11 , I ID: • ,__YS..,..:‘ 1:4 :. , 9. 4 -'"' V. , ?........:, • . . .-....: S A .. . .....----• • Pi ; - - --" •-*V. ,, : -, 1 1 : 7: " ; ' ''. /" f• - . IW: i - . . ._. . . 41V CD Lt`t 1 1 , , 4 ' j 7, , :I, }}~ i ITAVe " i t j' t ~4 , , , ,YAZe d.i ? r- .ir )a, s; a , a.i., -'. r ....,... -. 1 ---., At 4:1; ,, I, 7 , ..,)4(t. e , ..",„„:-.. ~.~ ... -•- - Ntimi,Eß 3339.1 WEDNESD.eIY, JUNE 1, 1803. 11'RtCX SIXPENCE. I :Thii Dar was published, In One Volume, Octavo, price Gs. in' boards, ADVICE -to ,montEßs, on- the Stthjea o f their own Health, and int the Means of promoting the health, .Strength, and Beauty Of their Ofnpri:l4. By WiILLIAII BUCHAN, ;M. D . Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians; Edinburgh, 'and Author of " Domestic . Medicine. 't Printed fel* A. Straiten, and T. •Cadell .and W. Davies, Strand. S! whom may be had, lately published, a New 'Edition ' (being 'the Eighteenth), with very considerable Additions, of Domestic Medicine, or a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of. Diseases by Regimen and Simple Medicines, Su). 9s. 6th • bound. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BEaSTEADS AND TABLES. BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet, ‘Vare-rooms and Manufactory, Nos. t 3 and le, Cithe.. rine Street. A large assortment of -articles of the newest, neatest,' and most cecononlical Fashions, of well seasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, with several int-. provements. BUTLER respeafully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry -devices and insinuations opposed to him, and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is' well knoWn that Burisa. has two patents, one for Tables, the other for .Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicableto almost all kinds of ,Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient' for Houses,. and much more prtable. . The principle or the - other is applitable to most kinds lf Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each tviwn, shut up, make a handsome piece Of furniture fora Sitting Room, Dressing Room, Bee. The Tour Post and Tent Beds, go together in all iiitts with .brasi„and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture ' . .and are.very portable.. Particular kind,; rif the above,- adapted for6eittlemen of the : Amy and Nare, s and hofelinnites, also portable Chairs; 4Cc. • . I.Z it's Patent. Manufactures have been gracions,ly pa tronized by the King, QUevo, luid Royal ,Fautify, and ho noured by orders front numbers of the Nubility and ch:ntry, and have been highly approved .4at in the East - and West ladies :he merit of the. Articles have ties met with vcitottable erveDuragement, and for Which Ile re,turus his grate -- tut acknowledgments, ,and cannot b:it notice the ,kind Of fices of some others, who tix :up large Sign-boards, with Berreziesname inscrihe,l, which may help alSo to promote his Business, or should it be desiped otherwise, he, by the perrniSsion of Providence, inanutaciares and sells his Supe rior four-post and ether. Beds, excellent; Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as, above, namely, Catherine-street, S doors front .the Strand, a Briek. front House, who're: he has con struded several Tools'anti Machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring tlwin to that utility anti deoee of petteetiOn at which they 'now are. At the same plce may be had every Arride to:'the. completely Furnishing Houses. For Ex pbrtation. [IAN TS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', ' By Mr.- WELLER', - On Saturday the 18th of June inst. between the hours of Six Aand Seven in the Evening, at the Bear 'lnn, Havant, Truly 13csirable - ancl Valuable ESTATE, cum.. prising a Farm-house; ,Barn, Stables,. and Out-build. ings, with e.z) Acres of Arlble, •Aleadow, Pasture., and Coppice Lands, lying very compaii, situate in the Parishes of Havfneanci Warblington, in the occupation of. Mr. (Wm I'ollington, whose term expires at Michaelmas next. The principal part of the Estiite is Capyliold, with a stinted Fine, and the remainder Freehold. - The. Land-Tax is redeemed, except -tor a very small part. There are many Scitcs on this Estate eligible to ere; a Villa on, for which site features of. the 9rottiuls are pre eminently distinguished, commanding extimsive Vrews the Inland Country, which is highly piauresque, as iveL: as, of Spitbeatl, St. Helen's, .the Isle of Wight, and Chictiestcr. Harbour. . • This Day w•as publistwd; In Odtlave, price's. in boittli;' N 111$TCYRJC AI; d,l POLITICAL VIEW of the DISORGANIZATIO/1 EuRoPE wherein the Laves and Charaettestifßtatihns, :I NA the Mari.. time.and Commercial :_zyitetn,or-..Great- Prltltin and. other States, are vindicated a.zatiist Immitertions anti tionary Proposals or r.1.. - Tallevriinl';;nd .1W ifatiterive;. Sc.; cretariesvt State to the French Reptiblic,- • By TFIOMAS.BROOK.E CIA:111<E, Sectetarzfor the Library, to his Royal iylghness th* Prinewof W akts: Printed for T. CAell and W. 1),1vi;,-;; Sipf Of whom may be had, b the it 11:: Author, A Survey of the Straugtli and Opulei4c.c Of Britain $ wherein is shewn the Progresi of its Corirnerce, Agriculture, Poßolatiojij b.+)ro, and sits,, C At:t.'; •I',l ',tie of Hiuiover. With 0 Lise Nations by Demi Tucker and David Flume, in a , Correspondelice, with 14oni ikmr,r4st published,' Ss. in boards: This was published, In One Volume Odavo, c Day losely ptintel, price 7s. in . boards, NEW DICTIONARY of ANCIENT GEO- A & RAPHY, exhibiting the Modern as.well as the Ail eirtt Names of P laces. Designed tOr the Use of Schools, and of those whoare reading the classics, or other Ancient Authors. By CHARLES PYE. Printed f or T . N . L ongman an d . 0 , Reesr,No. 339, Pater nuster-row. Printed particulqrs will be delivered fourteen days pfovions , to the Sale, and may be had of Mr. Silver; No. zS, 13atlford street, Strand ' • at the Chapter Cot e-houSe 7. of Thomas Andrews Minehin, Gosport; arid- ot" Mr: Wz.flet, at General Ag4ney-Othee, Chichester.. „ TN3 Day was published,.price TS. Cd. A N 013$ TAc LE try tlte'AMßl rIoN FRANCE or, Thotig . hts on - the 1 xpedieneY.of Ire. provin;; the PoliticA • Conclitten of His . 111 . .tjesty's IRISH ROMAN etvrtiouic SUBJECTS. By THOMAS NEWENHAM, rsq. • One attic Rvieientatives of the Borough of.Clonmell. in the last Irkh Parliarmor. London: Printed by and tar C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge -street, Black Friars. Where,nuty be had, just published, price 7.;. ESSAYS on the PO LA 11ON of .110..: LA': 0, and an, the Clariittr:rs of the IRISH. E an,i ELEGANT HOUSE, ne:4l' BATH TO RE LETT, UN I; RN.ISHE D for a Term of Years, , 'THAT ..Ariodern built, : Elegant'''. and Cativctvi6it • HOUSE ,the Pro;)erty' of Dr. Parry),' lately o....cimied • - by •Foarori Bourl:e, situate on' SUMMER 111 1.L . ; -few minutes walk -from- the. Royal (:rceent, and now lit for immediate reception • together with a j a.rg e Care.en above. the flouse, wall eroppe4 and stocked with choice:A Fruit 'irks in full bearing and , perfeaion. - and one Shlubbai•k,• de lightfully laid out in Shady Serpentine Walks. The . Premise; are so well known, end celebrated fpr the beauty of the sirwitioil, as to rei l itire no furtheed4sqtption. For Price,. please-to apply to Mr. Plura, NO. 9, john'-street, Bath. Lectern must: he post-paid. f • .• . • This Day WAS published, in two vols. r7;110. w:th pieces, price fis. in hoards,~ • MA TERN AI. INSTRUCTION; or , Family Conversations, ort moral and interesting-SO*6ls, in terspers;:d with History, Biography, aud.otigival Stories. bestgned :or the perusal of Youth. By ELIZABETH HELME. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0.. Kees, No. 39, Bater..- toger-row. " The name of this Author has several tim , s appeared in our pae es ,. ' a nd always, we believe., aceompanicd with com slivadations of h er dili gen c e , ingenuity, and good principles. rhere is something in the plan, of the present little. work Particularly pleasing. Mrs Heinle has evidently examined many historical and other works--to find nuteriuls for her purpo se , an d appears to have seiceled them with judgment. It is wirtigrec pleasure that we recommend a work, the design of which is so sensible, and 'the execution so satisfalaory." British Critic, April " Airs. Heinle has in this Woik made a verypleasing addi tion to the juenite Library, The cynversations'are d6sul .4oty, but selected' with iniich jtidginefit. Every child mint be amused with - reading them, anti to be improved, we think, cdnnot fail."—Critical R . April 1803. • 'nisi, Day were published, in Three large VOlUnileS t 121T10. Priee ios. 6d. in boards, the Third Edition Of E 1 I'ERS a rl,l r e ssed ti a 'YOUNG MAN on his Fl itsT ENTRANCE into LIFE, and adapted to the peculiar Circumstances of the present Times. Ity Mrs. WEST. . • , Author of the Infidel' F atner, in three Vols. t zmo.. price tss. hoards; A TAIC of tore Times, in three vols. '12.M0. price " 1 31. fid. boards ; and A Gossid's Story, in two vols. tamo. Vrt ( 't 75. hoards. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row.' ;‘ These f.etters were originally addressed by a judicious and tender . Mother, to a Son entering into ;in an in). roved and enla r g e d f orm , t h e y a r e n o w, offered to the Pub lc. We consider them a. truly valuable, and would strongly recommend then' to the attention of, our younger friends. They are adapted To' any period between the age of fifteen and twenty. tier religious sentiments are equally rational and - just."—Critical Review, April, 010.3. • ' " We have often had occasion, to review and taker/In - tend thecompositimis of this female ,Author, principles are sound, and Whose general style of writing is comet and de= gant. These volumes may be Considered as a valuable addi tion to the Lihrary of Youth, in the dangerous interval be tween childhood and adolescence. The doctrines they teach areorthodox, temperate, unifintrr, and liberal ; and the man ners they recommend are what every.iudieious Parent would wish her son to adopt,"—Britisli Critic, Sept. •igo t. May 17, Ifo3: WAR To the OFFICERS of HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL NAVY mid ARMY. JOHN BURGESS anti SON take this early op. porthnity; in - the renewal of War; to solicit the favours their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they had the honqbr of before fitting our. Officers ping to the East or West Indies, or upon a Sta tionary Situation, ran be provided regularly with Stores, as wrll keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. Famines in general are reweEttully informed, they have lately i m p orte d a l arge qua ntity. of Parme.ian; Gruyer, and Chapzim r cheese French Moutanle de Maille, New Salad Corgona Anchovies, •New French Olives, Capoot Ca- Pets, Westphalia Hants, Rein Deers Tongues, Sec. ece. • WarehOuse, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. TO WOOLLEK MANUFACTURERS, THE KING having been •plea3eti to grant unto G EQRQE and WATER BEAU MONT, of South Crossland, near Huddersfield, His Royal Letters .Patent for tht Disco ver y o f a Comp os i t i on by the use of which not only Two-thirds of the Oil at present consumed in the Mantifac tutlg of Woollens is saved, b ut th e -W or k b etter p e r fo rme d ; the Patentees do hereby give Nntice, that they .are willing, to treat with any Manutadurer for the Privilep of adopting their Discovery, on Terms Advantageous and Honourable; and they further signify their intention (in ordei to accomm.o. date Manufatturers resuling in various parts of the Kingdcim) to appoint Agents in the principal Manntaattring Counties as soon as possible. who wilt be empowered to grant I,i -eenees for the use of their Composition ; in the interim, par ticulars will bo given, and the Ternis nude known by personal aPplication, or Letters (post paid) addressed to the Paten tees, South cosiland, near Huddersfield, - Goth May, 1803. WEYMOUTH, DORSET, • TO BE SOLD,BY PUBLIC . AUCTION, Ey JAMES RICHARDS, On Tuesday the 14th Day of lune 'tBo3, at the King's }lead- Inn, in W e y mout h, in such i:ots and under such Condi fiat% as will be then prodtteo, A LL that netvly-eretted, strong, elegant and extensive Buildlng, comprizing large and convenient Underground Cellars, Two . Dwellinphouses, Counting house, and.other Conveniencies, every way calculated for the Mercantile Business, the same being situated on the Quay at the Easternmost extremity of Weymouth Harbour, where Vessels argotic! Burthett may` conveniently load and unload. Also the Fee of two Stables antra- Coach-house adjoining, in New-street, now„iii the Occupation of, Daniel Luce, under three se.parate Leases f o r est Years, at the yearly Rent of 2S. 63. for each of the said Premises. ' • lit Also, for the remainder o f A Tcrm of 21 Years (Six of which ttheXpited On the 4th 11,1110.t8o3). a hlessuage, or Dwell "'` ing-liouse arid Garden together With' a large Bake-house Conygar-lane, late in the Occupation or Richard Also One-fintrth Part or Share of th.i Sloop Prosperous, of the Bu? then of 36 Tons or thereabotitz. .-.. Also One.ei_ghth P art o r Shirr cat` the Sloop Pilot, of the s$ ntjAen r:136 Tow; or the rca kor further Part;culars apply. to lkfr. Samuel AVeston, or ML•Sns. lizard ioii' Henning, Soirciror-:; Tile. Sale to bzgit at Two o'Cloa. tho-Aftero talon. MONEY MADY TO ADVANCE. A LL PER SONS in' possession of Incgmes, 1 - 11: arising , front Freehold, COpynold, or Leasehold Estates, in - Land or !louses, Money in the Funds; Rent charges, Nfarriage. Settlements, • . Widows' jointures, An nuities, • Patent Places, Church Livin-s; or any other Cer tain Income-tor Lite,,.may be supplied with temporary or Permanent. Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity In est for the same. The. Nobility arid Gentry of knOWn Property, or their (lent, i , may be accommodated On their personal security ; and in any. n:Aimee Where - the single security of an jndii•i dual may be deemed insufficient, • the addition of another person . to- guarantee the. payment, of the interest will re. move the. objedion ; and, in all cases, ptivilege will be given to the Public to return the. Principal at their own option. • Personal .applications .will -be received every day till Four o'Clock ; and - Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country ,po,t paicll will be immediately answered., by ad stressing to die - Dire!llor. of the Knightsbridge Bank, at 'his Town House, No. 3„Lower John-Street, Golden-square. SALE Of MANFIELD•FARMS POSTPONED,, and the Lots aftered.• • MANFiELD. TO BE SOLD , BY AUCTION, In Seven Lots, at the House of Mr. Ringrose, Innkeepei, York, n Wednesday the Bth Day of lune, 1803, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall he then pviduced; • ' • ______ _ _ A - .A .LL- that Valua ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Parish of •Mantield, in the North Rid- ing of Yori:soirt:!, Coll4i.ai4tg 4325 A.. 3 R. 2A P. or there at:buts, ot 4.lm:cll.:nit - Arable, Meadow, and rastura .Land, now hi the occupation of several respe.ttable Persons as mints front .VcAr to Year together with the Corn' Tithes thereof, viz. • Lot i. HOWD EN HI LL FARM, containing 222 A.. 3 R.l zS . P-. • or thereahoutS, with a Farm House; and outer neces-. saryßuildinAs thereon, and now in the occupation of John Wade, "as - Tenant. L(4.2. • A /31E.Y FARM, containing 206 A.. 1. R. 29 P. -or thereahout4, with a Farm-house anti other necessary Build ings thereon, and tiniV in t he occupation of ThOrnas Stainthorp, ; : as Tenant, 'with Three Cottages, situated •in the Village of Manfield, • • • Lot 3. NEW HOUSE FARM, containing ~5.A.,3 R. - ,36 P. or thereabouts, with a Farm-house Arid other necessary uildingS . thero,oh, and now in the occupation of William Wright and rehn Hogget as Tenants, with One Cottage situated in the Villa eof Mantield. ' Lot 4. HALL CLOSE FAN!, Containing t 56 A, 3R. g.P. there,bouts, with a Fatm.house and other necessary Buildings .thereon, and 'now in the occupation of :William Wright and loknilogget as Tenants, with Two Cottages ii.• tooted in the Wlage at Mantield, - Lot s. LONG LEASES FARM, containing 157 A. oR. 3P, or thereanouts, with a Farm House and other necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the occupation of joint Hog_ get is Tenant. Lot 6. LOW HOUSE FARM, containing 196 A. a R.. .17 P. or thereabouts, with one Farm house and otherne-• cessary Buildings thereon,• and now 'in the occupation ol Ru bert Smith, as Tenant. . Lot 7: PINION EY CARR FARM, containin; 149 A: o R. 23 P • or thereabouts, with odd Farm House and other, necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the occupation of the said Robert Smith, as Tenant. ' ' - N. B. Each Lot is within- a Ring Fence. Mr. Thomas Graham of High Consclitre, and the, respect tive Tenants, will shew the several' Lots. A Pla,n and Sur vey of the same may he seen at Messrs. Witliams', , Gray's•." Inn-square, London; Mr. Taylors, at Esh,. near Durham ; M. William Oilithorne's, at Lartington, neat Barnard Castle; and at the above-named Thomas Graham's. This Estate is capable of great Improvement, ,being,within a Mile of Lime of the best quality. It is also situated with in a short distance of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the North by the River Tees, and by the Turnpike Road .poem. Pierse-bridge to Catteriek.bridge,• on the West , It is situ ated tour Mites from Ibrlington, right Miles from Richmond, and eleven Miles Omit Barnard" Castle, Market Towns, where any tinantity of Corn may he sold to the best advantage, and to mien. of which there are good Turnpike Rods. It is 'unnecessary tip make any observation on. the Fert litt', and well known richness of the Soil, or on the beauty of the surrounding Country. By theKlNG's PATENT, CAKES . for Making of SHIN ING LIQUID BLACKING, - for Shoes; Bergs,. tee. • 'Price Sixpence each. • . THESE CAKES make, with the utmost Ease by the addition of Water only, a most excellent Shin ing Liquid Blacking, much superior to any hitherti.) known : it gives the finest Black, and most beautiful .gloss to the Leather, yet never renders it still' or hard,. but on the can prevents it trom cracking, and preserves it soft, pliable ( and mellow to the very. last. Ir is pin - fatly free from smell, and the Shoes that are blacked with it,. will neither soil the fingers in putting on, nor the stockings in wearing. The long established rePutation of These Cakes having in many persons to counterfeit them, those who mike use of them are requested to take notice, that none are ge nuine but what have an engraved Label pasted on each Cake with these words,' By the King's 'Patent, Cakes for S'4in ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by . Win. Bayley, the Patentee,' ;mil sold by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, .Londen ;:' where large allowance, is made to those who buy them 'for exportation, or to sell again, with- a liberal discount to such as take quantities far ready money. N.B. The bills of direetions are signed with my. name, W. BAY.LEY, • which appear en the outside of each Cake. *** Many attic Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resemhling the true, ones in appearance, airy tnay ba discovered by my, name bn the label :fienr,..,rii-truendy sprit, or the word (as) or (as formarly)ins4rred Witt= the word 14Feroccit CAPITAL R.F.EHOL!) and LEASEHOLD esTATts, Well-se..i ti red RO UN D- R. F. N rS. ' 13U I LOlNtr-G ROUND, PASTU RE-LAND, 4.tc. EOlt- SALE BY AUCTIO'N', • 13y Mr. , At the Great Room, N 0.9, .john-street, Bath, on Thursday, June 9th, at Eleven precisely, by order of the Executors, in. Trust, under the i)iredions of the Will of Mr. lolin . Hensley, Builder, 'cicceaSied, HE Valuable PIQI.'ERTY, •in the following Lots : 1. A Leasehold' House and, Premises situated No, 6, . SomerSet-buildings, near Walcot Church, it. tenure of Mr. Samuel Timbrell, on Lease of 14 years. 2. A Leasehold House and Premisls, situate No. 5,- next adjoining, in tenure of Mr. William Newman, on Lease.ol„ 21 years. • , •• 3. A. Leasehold House and Premises, "being No. 4, next adjoining, in tenure of Miss Sheppard, on Lease nf 7 years. 4. A Yard, Two Stables, and a La ,ree Lotts, situate behind the above Houses, capable' of great improve.. mint. . . , . • S. A Leasehold Heuse anciPremises„situateNo. yr,,Somer set-buildings, Walcot, on Lease to Mr. George, Notion) 4 year unexpired. • • ' • " 6. Another Leasehold' House and:Premises; set-buildings, on Lease to : cieorp Norton, +years Unexpired.., '. Another Leasehold House and Premises, sitnate`No. Somerset-buildings, Walcot,.letr to Mr. Elias Edgeconibe, Tenant at Will. 3: A Leasehold House and Premises, 22 feet in front, 2.4 feet hack tronr, situated No. 11, Oxford-row, held under the 'Corporation of Hath for 7a years to come at Dec. 1803; at a G round-Rent of 7.L' 1 4 5 . • " 9. A Leasehold -House and PreiniseS, •zz feet in front; so feet back front, situated nextabtive, and No. 9; Ox. ford-row, held , by a similar Lease bearing sante date, at a like Croutil.:• , Rent of 14s• 1, : „ A L e a , ..,ehold tioi.u. : " and No. i ' held ud,u• the Corporati o n fat •Batty Orr 76 rihears come at -Dec. aa, Ci.23,ut tenitre..cf Mr. john Elliott, ro cei, on, Leak. Fr;...of.:(;roninl-Rent. rt. A Leasehold if;, situated No. Ir, A Nyle-bnildings,* Bathwick„ held under the Baroness Of Math for remainder of the tel7llQt 99 years, conunencing Dec. .7, 1757, in tenure of Mr. Langdon, Ilosier, on Lease. —Also a late Melt tut- ' . der the ' Whole'of•the House, 37 - feet lolig by 2.3 - feet Wide, two smaller Arches at the-end of it, and three Arches under' the Road in front..of Argyle-buildings, each 12 ket With: Ay ; 39 feet long. Sobjea. to a Ground-Rent of 61. 6i. t 2. A Leasehold" House, being No. 34- Che.ipside, Bath: wick, in tenure of Richard 'fttrner, as Tenant mu Will ; aro Six Tenements, and Two lioonts in cheapsitic ..aim behind subjet4 to a Ground-Rent of 71: tas. • . ' • 13. Three Leasehold Houses, beilig • NM: 6 4 . and Cheapside,in tenure. of John Turk, John Rtlad, and. Wm. 'Cooper, Tenants at W,01.,, at 311, los. 281. and 301. per an num ; mid Six Tenementa behind 'the same,"subjeet to a ' Ground-Rent of 221. • ' *, 14. Twelve 1,4735R1101a ' Ground-gents, payable from houses in Argyle-buildings, ) 0 1, 440 , 1 „ s tr ee t: . and Clicaliside, Bathwiek, amounting t 0491, 145. tier annum nett, 15, Seven Lealehold , 0 round-Rents, of .771. 4fts..• per annum nett, payable ' front Premises on East side of Clicapside, i 6.. Twelve Leasehold: Giound-Rents4: . of 971. 7s. per 'annum nett, payable from 'Houses . on time West side of, ilurlington-street, anti West end of Portland-place. 17. A valuable Piece. of Ground,- ztb feet 'by 'tzg feet , deep, More or less, whereon note, the Ride r -Stables', Coach-thus.. , , Yard, Si'c• on the West title `a:".liuriiti;;ton street, in tenure of Edward Gray, at tocl. per annitut, Who has..had notice,to quit at Micif'aelmas next. :together with:all the materials .of and on Hie' sante. A plait for an elegant set of Buildings to be ereet;•....l on this spot. , ,8. Twenty Ercelloki G round- Items, well on Valuable I-louses,' respeeiably ter.anted, in Portland-place and Burlington-stn.:Ll, amounting to L. - 24i. is. p,ir annum nett: i 9. The Concern - of i;upplying. \-% -lid( to t.,e via - taus houses, with the Reservoirs, Ci,terit ppurric. nances.. . 27. A Freehold llouSe, in Portland-place, No. is, free of Ground-Rent. • . • 41. • Fi•eehold llouse, sirtate lit the it . ,eyirds, facing Pzaagoa-boildi!igi, ; with t bre, tangier. Hotws Malting up the Court, a Wi3lL;illop to one Of them, ani Wash-ii , ..Ame: ant ['n un.. lit eantin ;n, suojett - tri a ground-rent of 41. 16.5. per some 1. . • • as. A Freehold House and Premises, Gard.' it . -Coach house; luta Stables, Situate tit ITO field-place ; ....vitt tenure of Williatni tall, Esq. who (1411::; at , Midattiugrr hest: : Also 'the next adjoining 1-iduit in tentkre, of, Miss Lee, on Lease, and the remaining sclte of Hatfield- place; comprising about t Acre arat 32:Perches. of %lidding Ground, admirably situate', and. now improving in neiglitknultood. 2, valuable Piece of I'Leitorc Land, Containing by, ad measurement.? Acres and 3.1 Pei-Lifts, sifeate :on the Nest` side of the Road-to Mell3, a very short distance' froin the Turnpike ;' held fare Icoo year; 1791, subjc&to a fee.terrn rent of Vt . l" h 'four sulastantiai liousei already cre.t.:;ti 1,:.t in front, - try 3j :feet deep ; two oflltent and inhabited sotne years by the, rev. Mr: Richardson and Mr. Jaiii.2:; smirti, at a lov rent of 351. pa alumni each and lOrm:fiztiaCteat void, the other two :ire in a forward scat' 1:41,:.11 ; :a7, Most Or the earpqnfeft and joiner's work glazed, 1 k 4, • :The aititation rat .this land stand.; :if:tine for a Building enterprile, comma:ld - mg alai, trig a never-tai int; spiiii,?; or fine wate;r - .. , Vet y. Closeof rt.-41 Pastore Land ad hy• io.,frwatretitent. 4A. r R. 3 t P. With TM) roads thcr.no, twin thi., ! and a spi ‘ of.fine wet +, held ilx.. term of • ti , c-0 fr.:4 of kilt..-.•l 04. 4 i:4114 viten for lioliding a - • Allothcr v.ita,thle'Citr%• .1 - Pasitire d . Bed tne.re, sithare ;ti Logii.Sire_tiath-lane, near 1 .1; Con-, minin' by estisiW„toti 4 acrd;; more or 1 " ' r " I ' 3 " , ye3r4 . frOill I`,l4rel t l . t i; , tot io yors, N l, , ,rch at 181.13.,.per antrum,: Landlord. p • - Apply to:Mr. Henalcy, No, 39i'P • Attorney, St. jail:Wes- vaacle ; or A, Copy of the Affidavit mitzie hy 'ohm. M‘Got: an, Grocer, No. ;.5; lilacttiriarS.t.a....t, I-Jr.4011, Aug LS; 1 Soo • : lt111B.'.1:014-bl.zpr. :John NifiGowii.o, do Ilerithy •in Ike. n a :l i , th a t I I. have re.zeivedAszpnishinf,; bencti-t 1)r, Ftro dpin's Nerv:ms Cordial, whry h' was to ►ne. hy .t Ale:tied Mau; I wak cinett of a.:Bili6us Fever, Yollow faandicoi and Palpitation of the I kart • A I' COWA2L " SWOrtl at Guildhall, London, this IS:11 day of 4tigusti,' - • 1 8 00; berigo folityPerring,'Esti. 'Alderman.' .. • Extract fropt.thellristol: Vapors. •• ' •.. For the perusal. oi 11,erseitalttleu Witit,Nc,rvotts Com plainttil : I send you my Case, and hope to,st.• it published. • Two . y ears ago 1 had a miscarriag.,,' which cenfinerl - .me to arty room . foi- three ittortth.. I was attendal by a Physician, who, after many consultatbnc,,radv l / 2 1d me to try the Bristol Hot,. Wohi, .hen , in E xc i c 4 i t r was inyossiblc.,lbr me to undertake: the jourotry, : .beirrg al most redeced to shadow - , with lownes , " of spirits, violent head.ach, trembling-, palpitation of the heArt,',alarmirtg-hyS... .terie fits,•antl the wholtstrain of Nervous .17onrilaints, . ; A poth,:cary ait.l Friends wished j ue t o t,:y your Nerv9us dial : fir their sat;sfaelion I complied ; tic iirst bottle made • t o t o u i a t i ttc s t ie tt e k p n: i t t n ic ce:?n li t a p d i ,Ilt,t)tts.:, t:tt.l).tcrikt.itircrttorart•riderintr•rityounit„ernvae..s -'bocatne so,dreittlfully atrcztet(t tbt.; iliduced me to continue . the Medicine ;'to my sitrpriz:•, tlound my at,Paire turn. I thin tithlN-rook 'my journey vs Lie l lot tVells, front; which plaoe• I wrote to you Joe von,- advice, you r ,, c , 0 , n , upend ti tn.: to <,kl:o i fi re guar:A Inuit:. it Nervotii Conlial„ as my complaints were so coniplic.o.l, and • wont,' rep;ir.re _the , Medicare to he continued a ' time ,• bur thanks to .3 our skill and medicine, in ab.nit t wt. r110:IttIS I . was so far „ recovereu as le , walk an.l ni It now ,S Months since I have at.; of y,,ur tort remained ei sin w:tltottt any • return 'of .4py disorder. I con 110. w gentg to 1 rJer.ti ; whit I .;stunt. -I shall sotto. in London -; will then pgy err respects to you in person, and giVe' my rititircss, where with pleasure, I will la. tasty any inquiry. . • I ant, Sir, your obliged laold nc Servant, ' Bristol,' May 26. iSoo. BAKER. The'Biltalfital Sytup . and Nervous Cordial to be had at the P 04.10 5, 1401140, NO% • •Albioc-strpet, the Leyeriart Museum, Biacktriars.hridge., in bottles at iI. 2s. i is, Aid , 6s. - f,Dttty lncludetil. Also, of f etiou I t and 'Co. (lite-B a c on ), No; !so, xtord-street ; 'rut r,. Royti , E.4ll:lllge ; 'E. Now.: bery, corner of St. Pie,i's C 110111torl, Royal Exchange; Mr. Withers's Medicine Warehouse, No. ng,,, Strand • - and Cruttwell • . Glasgow, BaN.ter Bristol, Sheppard • ,IS,ig ...I.'ec:;.„• Primer Brighton, Donaldson and. Co. to frahrO'„ Mr. Remnani, I:ns. Bitininghani, Swinney heft Book Se het Redtard.,.6:l2,ll. BlandfordOunmons isle of Wigin, Bury St. EdmurriPtr, Dingle rvioe„,,A. l'bler 4 han; B • ridport, Itlargrie Leeds, ilintiS Co, • Chel;cultani, llucklz I.) - Cambridge; (ice . Leices.n:r, Swinft:b Canterbury, Bristow' Lewes; Elliott' Carlisle, Joule Manchest:r, I.) itch Citatharn, EtheringtOn. Margate, .!_311v4" ChelinSford; Rlcggy rin d Co. tslewburv, Cheater; Poole Nowcastic; Walker 01richester, Phillipson • Nortnaalpton,:Dicey atul Co:; Spilsbury:iind Co, • . Nottingham. Butbage and Co, . Durhatti,Meadatson Norwich; Steveriwn nti Co. Itrise . Oxford; I ones':. Dover r Neales. Plymouth, F. r ottletort Devizes,.BroUghfon POrtsttrtuli, &m la , Derby, Drewry •ke,tiling, Smart and Co. Edinburgh, Baxter • • Sunderland, Bray ' Messrs,- ITte.iband Shrewslary, , . Eddowes And by all the repo rblv Medicine Venders, .Booksellers + Ac. lit every principal. Town if! Inland, Ireland , Scotland, • and Ametica. ' • . Letters, stating Patients' with* thoDoolor's usual' Fee Oa Guinea, will be strictly attended WHEN . Professional, Men of ELlucktion and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selei.lion of a peculiar brauch, the bitildlon of long con, tinned succeSs is.ttiC best ‘cticriort of superiority. Eiglit'years hAve 1 devoted my lira :Vet-. to ttw exclusive treatment of Three Disquiets ; tine. the successful /esult Qi my plan gives ine additional artier to oppose, as tar as 1 am able, the ravages of thinie Coiriplaints which are the most importantrin the:Catalogue of Rieman I tirimitties. • ATter initiation into every llr.utoti, a, an Army Surgeon. I formed e wish at an early perinA of lice to roscue in• dividuals tram the unett4. - Jit4d awn, or the equally,dangerous,preeipitaticy of general Praaiti.neri.• • The T Imo Disorders, to Ilia Cure of I de. voted- my attefition, comprise every spotnes ot V•Efsl REA:L. INF Ec Ti ON, •'whether ,ht a rm.:lu or lierg du.; ration All debility,, witeiner arising from. the habits of seliool-blys„or the of• ril3Stir4 age's Anil, l isttw, t tat derangement of the systiiin in wu,.: Wm . Which is c 4 tWd BAR ItE NI! SS, or STE Lk 11, I TY. • . N Oise:oo.44re the result. of 1 , -;.,orttit 'it haae in tW treatment Of al id it not un. frequently- happens that tne seeds cal Lite! are poiiiolied by the.- Quiiscratarvi -of ass unguar,se,i'llosr.,—lly a superior me.; thod such Complaints are ettrosi ; ;uni t even where others 'have failed, 1 trust that I 71:ay 2. - estime to ou r a radical Few, I)owever,. are the ett.i.zi of cortiplic,ated cli,ltteso in this disprder t c.lni)arett with, the ca;aniircitis 6ttuations of Men, IN'ho, troiit 4411 i.ociul,vnc:, in a sl:ir.try 'Vice, or the:: pr:valent gaiogat of a . fashinwible ri , :iquire,' - that. , state,-..:: the tuiavoidable cois.!..iiience, sack. pertlieuil, • , Where 11•, .12th,:r ' s :ror bri.vcis nvler.bis 'hut Garefully . ;r urty'..l)4 some conso latior: for , • ; ;t it art Phjett of doubt or u 1 f ncri, 00 removal of „•i ! . ;r6Ss 01 . It&lviya. tic.m, • ;1., • . I If the -rites , • , • ••• • 1 , vigour i , :1;1 Counterae. I , .' .1 in ti uses , rio.gtot : ; iced, plopt t t. li.. . ; , . , .•, ro:ive the slant- Lcrio ‘ t I. , m Cotinitton,' . • yoirited - in thorn,•.: , • • • , that in • • ti • 1 . 11 • . • • • . %:- _ , t• : ' tOrM the basis ot Illy , prem tei:,• . ..." tins-Intitinatiort :;,:ti • • i sut r , ersta iiity ; .- or -by C. ttc , lariat t : at • his , . 1)0 1 14e, No. 29, • • ,:rl, near i-n:plo Hat. rr Thecr,T i-.i t aciw .; in arcr- s treet, N-amo.• , • II hz,tr; rtle dootAr: lies v, an' [ Q 1 Sur COAii ~~~.,.~