The Sun. — London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

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Mr. CRFSW ELI, ; Montailo, Mr. CLA It Em ON - 1 - ; Othello, Mr. KE MEL IF. i lap, Mr: .COOK L -,-- Rodertgo, Mr. Dc.'sdeinona, Mrs. SIDDO NS ; • Emilia, Mrs. Li - rci-IFIELD. . • VALENTINviE crAND ORSON. Valentin,.. and Orson will bz, repciaed every Evening till further n ot i ce. . on Monday, Pizarro. , • ~lt IGINAL 'VA d CCINE POCK ISTITUTION, r r7iiE C No. Broa-street, Golden-squ.-,•re. OM WI TITRE of thA ORIGINAL VAC CIIIE POCK. INSTITUTION. for diminishing the Sufferings of I.nclividttal•Families by the. SCI LL PDX,. for finally extinguishing that fatal Disea...e, be !cave to nr *belt g,rateful Thanks to C. S E. for the Guineas, transmits e,l to the SecretatO:Ni'. shahnaprev ; arm day, at O tht In _iitUti,3ll to C. S. E. N OTZ. The Inocolat;In i 3 continued yratuitously every Tueiday and Fri ne o' continued L LI AM SANCHO, Sec. . _. _____-_______:____________ THAMES AND MEb.wAy CANAL. _ THEe ANNUAL GENER AL ASSEMBLY o f th COMPANY of Proprietors of the Thames and NI-dway Canal, starels adjourned until Saturday the 25th of May instant, when the sane will , be hokien at the Falcon Inn, at Gravesend, in the County ofiCent, at Twelve o'C lock, at Noon precisely. WAX. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. Maidstone May 12, 18,14, , ROYAL MILITAII.7 ASYLUM CHELSEA, May :5, ISe4. cITCH Persons as are ;.•tillin x to supply this mitt_ CAST tution with CAND LES, 'and slich Quantities - of N s -y COAL, called MIA•LL's END COAL, neces3a - y for its consumption, and as shall from time . to time be et manded between the and of June next and the z4th of i ane ff,lloWing, will give 'in their pronosals, to the Cornntandant, at the Asylu m , oi t before the totkof tune.. in writing, 1 or . dication as Pamcular• of ' f ' J tie ...Gonads m• be had by aPi ay above 4................._ SHAKSPEARE LOTT E 'it, EScRS• BOYDELL beg lr:Iy0 to acquaint -Li l l the Public in general, 'and their Friends in partivular, t hat the Tickets for the. Si-I, , a;SP E E LOTTERY, TTPrice Three Guineas, with Schein_-; .)f. the said Lottery, are ': ready for delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall. • at Messrs. Boyden's, No. 40, Cheapside • and at all t h e Licenses} Lottery Offices G rv.at Britain and Ireland. IN. -YOUNG PERSON; (sf about twenty-eight m)Te Years o` age , whose a i rinexions are extremely resped sh ' w 'shes tbr a situation as CoM P A N NION to it LADY. tr : hweor ,c hav e no obeaion to live irt the Country, and hat, Position:e" ' she may be oun use , f d ful and of an obliging dis• v r F or furth er pq A , rticulars direci, post-paid, to .Z. care of ' • Cox, Upholster e r, G reat Portland-street. ......___ DVONVA)N. WANTED toAPurchase, wi!h the prosper} of anparly Presentation, a LIVING, of from 3001. to . soot. per anriun. Letters C.P U ost paid) add ressed to A. No. 6, S m i t h -street. Chelsea, M beattended to . B. L - - ANCING and.4,MUSIC, by Mr: ALLEN, ar.sisreil by Messrs.' TOM LI NS ON and M ATH E privately taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt ' these accomplishments, or not in the fa shionable-style, at No. I,' Sherrarti-street, G Aden-square, and No. to, Great .A.lie-street, Goodman's-fields, on Plans expressly forrned for those who would acquire them, parti cularly private, expediticiuSly and elegantly.. Piano Forte and Harp taught. ' • Schools and Families in ToWn, and within TS miles, punc tually attended, and systematically instrui.ted in every useful, e lent and finished part of modern Dancing and Musk. Ladies and Gentlemen of respedability coming from the Country to learn, Officers, Foreigners, and all who wish to Make extreme rapid progress, may have' Apartments and hoard in the ll'ouse, with constant Instruction till perfeet, which this way takes a very short time. • --------- . "THE OPORIO WINE COMPANY, N 0.46; athbone-Place, established for the Conveniency o' the Nobility and Gentry. Prices. Per doz. -•- Ptices. Per gall. I 4. ci. s. d. . Old Port Wine . - 42 o Old lamaica Rum - 18 Old Crusted ditto Cognac Brandy ' ... 22 6 Old bottled Sherry - 44 o Hollands Geneva ... - 18 o i , Pale 7 years bottled 42 o Batavia Arrac ,3-- 2 t o e Lisbon - 42 o Rum Shrub - 18 o Calcavella . - 44 o Cherry Brandy - .,..24 o India Madeira -* 63 o Raspberry ditto -.' 24 0 Malmsey ditto, pints 42 o ty'ller _ - to 0 Bucellas - 15 0 - 44 0 test Perry Vidonia .. ‘ 42 o Best Bottled Porter - 4 Rich Mountain - 44 o Brown Stout - - 8 All of which may be seen, and Samples had at the Repo sitotv, as' above 4 N. g. The 4 bove P ' include the additional Dtty, laiclA. may ist..,Prices 1604. Ino BE DISPOSFI)' OF OLD ESTA BI-IstiLD WHOLESABi a a n t i l l RETAIL BUSI- N HESS in the COAL TR A.l) E, with commodious teive Premises for carrying on the same. For fartherPar 'heticulars, inquire of Mr. Barnes, No. 9, Piccadilly, between t H of Eleven and Two • _ • - 14 E4IJTY, Health, noel a good' set of Teeth,... _3 can only be permanently acquirecl by iisindit E . W - -.1 TON'sRESTORA•nvETOOTH-POWDER.,IISO? and used by Their Majesties, &c. &c.' &c. ... ' onized :Phis unriv Tooth-Powder is prepared from the Reeilifou ot the late Sailedßichard ;ebb, M. D. to Their present 11 , 14- ..,; jesties. It is astringent, antiputrescent —a fine fil l rmatic a most excellent stomachic —extremely grateful to the palate`, 311(1 Pleasant to Ilse, making and p re. serving - the . leeth beau ti fully white —gives to the breath the most deleaable sweet- ness, and to the_gurns that floridness which is the only indk, cation of good health ; in a •vvord, Mr. Newton, the only Proprietor, \VIII forfeit One Thousand Pounds if ever,. an instance occurs of any person hiivin the hah, or' a Tooth decayed, to the latest pericd of lire, , thathat uses it re gularly according to the Directions sealed round each liox• , P iepared by B. H. Newton, No. 126, Great Russell-strogt, JsedfOrd-square, and sold in _Boxes at 2s. 9(1. each. wh.re also may be had, ills Warranted Tooth-brushes, made to all Patterns and %ize, to use .with his Tooth-PoWder is. each: also NEWTON's.ROYAI. SW EET LUPIN SOAP, ' an Article in the highest estimation for making and preserv nlg a beautiful Skin, price is. each- square. All theabove Articles ate sold, wholesale aixl retail, by •S haw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church yard ; also retail by all the Vende rs of medicines and Perfutners in London, and M every V e nd in the Kingnern. I ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1304. so(! ET \ • 1 - SU: Li) .:; t. c NLCESSITY Cl-1 1 ,i13INi; 110‘ a iiew Method of LE,OING CHVIINI ES, anj lot' improving the CON- 1)t1 I()tsi of CH I L R E 14, and others chiilloyed by CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. AT a General Meeting of this S-lciel‘,•,.lield at the London Coffee-House, on TuesLlay the tst Day of May, 1804. • WM. TOOKE, Esci Treasurer, In the Chair ; Read and confirmed the Minutes of the last General Meeting. . • Read a Retort made by the General Committee, of the Proceedings of the Society, during - tire preceding -Twelve Months. Resolved, That the Report of the Conimittee be:adopted by this Meeting, entered on the Minutes, anal piinted for dittribution among the Members of this Society. • ResolVed, That •the Thanks of this Meeting he presented to R. M. Foster,.Esq. for the Zeal and Philanthropy which has been displayed by him, in promoting the Comfort and flappiness of the unfortunate Objects of this Instittition. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be giVen to James Hebdin, Esq. the first Promoter of this Society, for his benevolent exertions tovyards its institution for the pur pose of abWishing the inhuman Practice of employing Chil dren in cleaming of Chimnies, which has long been the-dis graceful Prattice of this Country. Resolv-d, That the Thanks of this t -yen 1 0 Steprien to 'h', rr• idertn..n . at Oxford, in promoting the PtaLtice of S in that City with Machines. ReSllved, That the Committee be empowered to discon tinue the System .of Inspeetion, or cOntinne the same, la such mani*r, and by such Persons, as they . may judge - expedient. Signed WM. TOOK E, Chairman. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Wm. Tooke, EsQ for the pains takeb by him in drawing up the very able Report which has this day been read ; and for the Attention which he has paid to the ,',.eneral Concerns of this institution, from its first Establishment to the present Time. By Order of the Meeting, WM. !ON ES, Secretary. By the Rules and Orders of this Society, the Donations to it may be either occasional, or annual, and the continuance of the latteris merely optional ; but no Member shall be con sidered to continue as such any 'longer than •while his Annual Supscription, of not less than One Guinea, shall be regularly paid within six months after the sst day of January in each year. ...The SubscriptioLs due the tat day otjanuary last, are received by Messrs. Elo re. Banker's, Fleet-street ; and by. Mr. Wm. Tooke, the Treasurer, No. so, Gray:s-inu-square. N. 13. Subscribers of Ten Guineas, or Upwaras, are deem ed Members during the continuance o'ol4 Society. ALEXANDRIA. Under the First Patronage. • - This. Day was published, T HREE PRINTS, s; 2f. z 6 by 17 1 - * one repre; 2. senting the BATTLE of the 2 1st, before AL EX A N-. DRIA ; one of the Ancient City of Alexandria, and one of the New City. Price for the Views in Colours, 3 is. 61. each; for Proofs of the Battle, zl. its. 6d. each ; and Prints in Black, 265. each ; which will be tbund a most true and faith ful representation of the Scenes. . Published and sold by Edward .Orme, ' His Majesty' 'Printseller, No. 59, New Bond-street, Londcn. MR. SIDDONS's This Day was published, In Three Volumes, price I3S. ed. in boaeds, V IR TUOUS ,P 0 VER Y.-A Noirel.; Thy fIENIZY SIDDONS, Esq. Of the: Theatre_ Royal, Covent-Garden. Printed foi Richard Ph.illirs, No. 7t, t St.. Paul's Church, ard, and to be had.olall.l3oOksellers. On Monday the 4th of (tine will be published, • I l:,ndsoinely primed in Quartoi, and illtistrated with Plates of:Views, Portraits, &c. most of theM engraved by Mr; Medland, from Drawings by Mr. Alekander; • (Inscribed to the Earl of i\lacartnev) 'TRAVELS in. CHINA, containing Descriptions, ObserVations, and Comparisons, made and colle6ied in the courSe . of a short Residence at the Imperial Palace of vAten-min-yuen, and on a sub Sequent journey throUgh the Country from Pekin to Canton. In which it is. attempted to al preciatethe Rank that this extraordinary Empire may be considered to hold in the scale of Civilized i•iaticuts. By IQI-LN BARROW, Esq. Lrte PrivateSeeretary to the Earl of Macartney, and on of Stiit. as Ambassador from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China. P;inteki for T. Cartel! and IV. Av:iovh inay b , .; oat, try tne s.nne Ahthnr, Accotint 0:7% - aveLiir.to the Inte6Q.- of Southern Africa ; ',A)ntaining ‘..),),,....:rvati0ns on Vie Geology and Geogiaphy of the Soathern Pert of that Continent, Sketches of cite. Physical and Mural Charaaers of the various Tribes of Inhabitants, Considerations on the Importance of the Cape of Coed Rope to the difterent European Powers, as a Naval and Military Station, as a. Point of Security to our Indian Trade aria Syettlements .during a War, and as a Territorial AcittisitiOn and- Commercial Emporitnn in Time of Pcace, &c. &c . . Two vols 410. .with a large Map, and several °O:!' 4ngravings, 31. 6s. 64.1. in boards: *** The Second Volumemay be had separate, price il. 15s - This 'Day was published, In Two Volumes, Bvo. price t3s. in boards, A New Edition, being the Seventh, of T EC - F . I.II(ES on the GOSPEL of ST. MAT LA THEW, delivered in'the Parish Church of St. fames, Westminster, in the years 1798, 1799, 113oo ' and 1801. By the Risht gev. BEI LBY RTE US,, D. D. Bishop of London. Printed for T. Cadell and W, Davies, Strand; T. Payne, -Mews-gate ; and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whoni may be had, by the same Author, r. A Summary of the principal Evidences tbr the Truth and Divine Origin of the Christian Revelation. Eighth Edi tion, as. 6d. in hoards. • 2. X New Edition, being the Ninth, Of Sermons on several Snbjeds, z vols. Bvo. • This Day were' published. Elegmtly printed in One large Volume, Quarto, arid trate(' by Portraits of the Author and several of his Friends, end other Engravings, price al. tzs. 6d. in boards, r it'HE WORKS of RICHARD OWEN C AM -I.IRIDGE,:Esq. including several Pieces never before published, with an Kccount of his Life and Charaler. i f:Sp-his Son, t.,IEORGE OWEN CAMBRIDGE, M.A. . Prebendary of Ely. - il 4l rinted for T. Cadell and V. Davies, in the Strand; and TtPayne, at the Mews-gate. -,,:*; A few Copies on Royal Paper,' with early Impres sidOs of the EngraVing, price 41. 4s. in boards. • This Day was published, price ss. 6d. NARRAT-IVE of EVENTS that have lately taken olace in IRELAND, aurong the Society called QUAKERS, with Corresponding Documents, and Occa sional 01)ervations for J. lohrson, in St. Pant's : bert and iiiitigts, DuitLi+ ; anm A rcne: iituast. This Day was published, price 2S. A DISCOURSE delivered at I-I lekney, crn oc casion of the Death of Dr. PR I ESTI. EY. To which is annexed, a brief Memoir of his Life and Writings ; and a 14ver from his Son, containing the particulars at his last Sicknd`ss.. By THOMAS'BELSHAM. 'Printed for I. lohnsbn, in St. Paul's ChurCh-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, The Philosophy of the Human Mind; price 9s. HIGHLAND BROAD SWORD. A new Edition, with Plates, by It. K. Porter, Esq. price in boards, los. 6d. ^^ l FIE ART of DEFENCE 'on FOOT, with the BROAD SWORD, Sabre and SpadroOn, or Cut and Thrust-Sword, including the Lessons of Mr. John Taylor, late Broad Sword Master to the Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster. This, Work will be found peculiarly useful to thos Gen tlemen who have not the opportunity of receiving regular Lessons from professed Teacher, and to such as have learnt - the Cavalry Sword-Exercise, and wish also to be Master of their Weapon when on Foot. Sold•by T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. •, This .Day .Was published. HandSomely printed in One large Volume, Quarto, andil lustrated.‘:vith a Portrait pf the Author ) and mltnerous other 17:iigravings of y iew4 Ceremonies, &c. engraved from . •O. n al.. • Drairii:g‘...tv;.„liiie.i tis r .-Laztrrc.'; Z.4> i;;C: i)ti. in baards', tie Seccilial Edition, - of • ACCOUNT of - the ENGLISH COLONY in MEW SOUTH WALES, from its 'firSf Settle ment, in „January 1783, to the year . .186 x, with !Zen-larks on the Dispositions, Customs, Manners, &e. of the Native In habitants of that Country; to which are added, some Parti culars of New Zealand ; compiled; - by Permission, from the MSS. of Lieut.-Governor King , ; and an Account of a Voyage performed by Captain Flitaiera and Mr. Bass, by which the -Existence of a Strait: separating Van Dieman's Land from the Continent of New Holland was ascertained; abstraaed from the journal of Mr' Bass. By Lieut.-Col. COLLINS of the Royal Marines, Seve;'al'Years Judge Advocate and Secretary of - the Colony arid now ,Lieutenant-Governor of Port Phillip. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, price 3s OBSERVATIONS on the TREATMENT of SCHIRRHOUS Tumolts and CANCERS of the %BREAST. By JAMES NOO?H, Surgeon , Extraordinary to ,His R. H. the Duke of Kent ; Merrfber of the Royal College of Surgeons of London ; and Seniq Surgeon to the lutinnary at Bath. • Imbeciliorresi Medicina quam Morhus. , Ausculta Bath• Printed by R. Crutmell ; •and sold by G. and T. Robinson, Paternoster-row, London. • On Saturday the 26th instant, will be published,.in Six Vo lumes, Crown Oaavo, kIE LIFE of a LOVER.. By 'SOPHIA I.F.E. Printed for G. and I . Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, Capterbury Tales, by .Sophia Ord Harriet Lee, 4 vols. Bvo. 11. 95. boards. P,WARDS of ONE HUNDREDIZAMS, be_ ing all the entire Stock of Valuable RAMS, the Pro perty of JONAS BE - FM . ON, Esq. at Hoimepierrepont, near Nottingham (who is declining the Ram Business), WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTICetNI, On the Premises, on Friday the Ist Day of June next ; And on Thursday the 6th pay of September' the R F. MA rNI NG RAMS, with up4.aids of One Huntlced of his Seled Prime EWES ; By Mr. WitILI, At Eleven o'Clirck ,I r ___—.....ii u - L.lock eac. , ay. .. rile above Sheep, from their great value, are of tile highest consequence to the PUblic ; they are absolutely bred with nice care and attention, from the best Rants, brO by the late Mr. Bakewell, of Di s hl e y, an d their Descendants, for, upwards of Thirty Years. • For the better accommodation of, the Public, this Sale is divided fOr the Months of tune and September. The Rams will. be numbered, and may be seen in their wool on Monday the Alb day of May l and, after shorn, the day before th e , Sale. , • . 'Thiteriptive Catalogues, ,34' c. of the Ftrg Sale will he pub lished Ten Days before the Audion, and may . be had at the Ram iqm, Smithfield ; the Sea and Courier Offices ,• and of the Editors of•the following Papers.: Stamford, York, Don caster Carqbridge, LeiceSter , Derby, N l th a i ngh _ _ m , Liverpool, Hulli k hetrield ; and Sanders's News Letters, - Terre-street, Dubli , and of Mr. Gukiat at. his °lnca and Aulion. room, Nottingham.; M te, 03(4. i . I Z I • . 6 ~... . . I. _,....-- , • f RHEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility, (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD ri LLS, after every other means had failed. The FLUID _ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and eltedual Remedy in the world, curing the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, ,in less than half the time usually taken by 0 podeldock, Arquebusada any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immetliattr alter any accident, it - prexents the part turning black. It is prepared and sold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, . Apothecary, No. 15, creek-street, London PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfeaien. BERRY having mace great Improvements in S• • his well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with renei:Vect confidence to the Nobility anti Gentry • prepared from that sweet fragrant Article Palm-Oil., the pleasantness of the perfume, - and delicacy of its use; • has .merited the tention and patronage of many, of the first Families, esteemed a valuable Discovery 7 for softening, clean Sing, c ing, and preserving the Skin from the Heat of the Sun ; and is Also found an excellent defhice against cold .Nyinds, :and sharp frosty Air.—Sold Squares and Balls, Ateach, witch the words " Samuel Berry," on the wrapper. The Proprie tor recommends it as the best Soap for Snaving, producing a fine soltilather proper for tender lace's, in round Cakes, is. enh. 'repared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Creek-street, Soho, and by his Appointment at the priticiß . l .l ) erfurners in London, and different TownS in the .K ingcloais EIEALTI-I.AND LOW,IEVI TY. D. JAMES's'ANALE.PTIC L'I'LLS. .. TO obviate the Impositions whi4have long been praaised. in regard to this Medicine, a s ttention only is requisite; for as by favour of the C ir ionersitf the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have be repared for Mr. Newbery's use, with.his Name engrave the Stamps, the Imitation of which would .be a Capital Offence, the . .e., , nuine Preparation rruty now be .readily, ascertained; it is • therc..lOre recommended to Purchasers not to open any Box in filmic, unless they observe the wordS, '" .k . . Newbery, No. .45, St. Paul's," printed in the Stamp. .. The ;:iiperor Excellence of these Pills it, Rheurnatisms soil Colds, 13 well as in other Complaints to which the hurivin frame is liable, frorilthe vicissitudes of our Cliroare,, is; Vni venially it:..knowledgect, They are admirably calculate4tim• Bilious, iald other Disorders of the Stomach_and Bow ; for Head-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preventsng Palsies and ApoplexieS, so often the cdoseq9enee of 11 - ,,'..5e Living. Recourse should be had to them utter every lYis cet,, and. upon every slight.. Indisposition ; and thus i,' well-loown cliaradetistic of promoting Longevity wil l e maintained ; for by assisting nature in the tthe'discharge4f the ar.inial functions, and by -keeping the Constitution, as . were, iil euntintial . repair, they fireserve 'the I3Ody;in health and yip:lr, and prevent premature decay. ..They require no particular confine.rnent nor attention to diet. .. They are sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the :Fare. ,1 1 6 11 ,,e for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, 'St. Paul's, a few dC ilea Nide London; anal at Dr. James's late house i r r B r 6 from rutostreet ;' in boxes priceats. (xt. each, Stamp includ , c 4; i ,1. - the qumtitv of Six in one iart;ehox for I t, 45., • . - . ,to OFFICERS ON HALF - PAY • , Inr-Office, LL Offcers on Ire Half-P,4 of thr Land Porcee la_ whether redden% i,r Gnat freland,crthe adjacent Islands, are,berehyrequired immediatqy to transmit to the &ere taiy,al Per, an. Acccunt; t of their 'Age, -I;iTsi Seit vices, Rank, and present Place of Abode ; and ste-b rrs tt . cW themselves, from ageor byFrmities,. ;mi . /J(6r fort er sc , t ice,e4 in this Country, are to arecntpanytheir Reports wit:, s ;IS; :1 Touchers cf their inability, and the causes tberecf.- ,44," The Officers cn,flalf-pay who ~tre Terving in the cibles, or Volunteer.f, are to s cf 5, the C., nm h 5 , , ,,, , respeelively c;d. :Lote tip e ctnpl9yed r:r.der G , z , e) _ 7 l one ilk n:b si o, I , e Dare , p, - ovided Jar, a'eaa, - ana ;. • a..; Pay List ace&r,./ily. IR , E lc . _ CAPITAL FREEHOLD - !,.'STATES.--WORP, SAN DW _ TO DI, S',;LI) BV i C(1-, A mrated ; ; 1)1 , , A in the• Parishes' of Word Sandwich, cOnsisting oi a capital Yarni-hause; dancedence of a Gentleman., or a GeiLtlenian, Mariner, • new, with a f_iirden and Orchard, tarns, Stables, and et . ,:c.r. brailtings, in excelletif upon the 'Upton I -arm ; at li 4 good Farm-house ; Barn, Stables, and other buildings, in Like state_ of repair, upon the. Felderland. t arm, and tootaiiiiii..; together, - by estimation, iO4 Acres, more or less, of Pasture, and Meadow Laud, 'subject to a quit-rent t,t . 41. t2s. t rd. per annum; advantageously and delight toll) , situated scar the Turnpike Road. from Sand'w'ich tO bcing one mile from Sanqr,;ictt; 12 front Canterbury, r , - ; froni Margate, eight from RaertSgilte, Icitirfr6in Deaf; and trla Dover; '..now let to Mrs. Mary Mationi on a Lea Lie CXVII . CS 4.l\iichaelmas i ext. • For PSrticulars, applications may h,e rriLle to S. El_ gar, 'IV aigha m 'Court; ENFIELD, .MIDDLESEX---BEAUTIFUL FREE 4. • .HOL.D VLLLA 4 na LAND. • . • TP BF. SOLD'Wir AticrioN, • By Mr., ROBINS, . . At Garraways CofFee-hoitse, 'Change-alley, Cotrihill, on Tuesday. tl4' z9th as,t.„,at Twelve .o' Clock , in •One Lot, ATruly -Seled FREEHOLD , ESTA FE, sitnate a little 13' yond the ten-mile stone on thebigh road to: Hertford, in the Parish -of Enfield ; Oivpplisirig a desirable brick built Residence, seated' on a Ezig - At 'a' distance, and enclosed with •p,aling from the Road; containing, on ,the Ground. Floor, `a spacious lofty Entrance-hall ; a capital Dining-room - and Drawiug-room, handsomely -fitted up ; large Kitchen, • Butler's Pantry, , Stort and china Closets,. four capital Bed-chambers, with ..Dressing-rooms,. on. the First Story, and four Attics over ;_ Ale, Wine, and Bcer-cel lars under- the House.,. The ffices'are de,tacht,ll, and are re plete withevery convenience, being amply.sfi..lie:t with fine Water, And consist of a handsome Dairy...olh Stone Slabs, Larder, Laundr+, Brew and Washbou,s4Coal, and Wood, houses, witli Man-servant's RoOrom tlyq;..,:t:vmpael Farm yard at a pleasing distance' from the Hooo;;with Piggery, Cart-lodge, nouble Coach-house,. hanci;omie Four-stall Stable,. - Cow-house, Poultry-house, - and a Very•wat Cottve adjoining; it bige Kitchen -garden, stocked au.d. Planted With numerous Fruit-trees -; an Or - chard and extensive, Shrubbery Walks, a very handsome Setpentine Carial . ,. with a running Stream, stocked with Fin; - del 4•.htful sloping I,a wns,Groves, Pleasure-Grounds, and rich Paddocks, convaining• tOetner about tz Acres, all inclosed with a, levy Park Paling:. The whole of the Premises ar.: in the moat complete, ord r, ha:•- bf!rp, t • .ftl,tfo•ea:l.• tou:-.1-44fiY 7nontils. I'o be yiev.red on Mondays null Thursdays till thdt:ine. Sale, by Tickets only, w - licn may be hial of Watwic!-street, Claden,square, Lond n ; Particulars at :he Bell, Hertford; Bull, Ware; Angel, Edmonton ;• Bull, En field ; and of Mr. Robins as above. imp rc she'.vements in the' late Century she • NA the advancement of our knowle.,;e; and in no branch of science have these improve;nents been,so beneficial as irt aWe admired much and commended Harvey's in genuity in tracing the circulation of the blood, the porch to many of the diseases Of mankind.. This step gained, - Ave found 'another, producing such fads as astonished the would, and gave them - a systein ;-qi.tal'. to,. the - circulation, and, from the :properties of it, they called this ru discovery the Absorbent Vessels' Science ; then began inoculation, and then acivancod a Vaccine Institution to" benefit mankind. Scurvy, Ga:)ut. Rheumatism still ravaged the community, and only in . SP' LSBU Y's DISPENSARY, Soho-square, could they find relief This circumstance gsve an unequalled- celebrity. to the Antiscorbutio . DrOps. These Drops are Sold in Bottles of ss. 61. tos. and tl. zs, each, with a lilac':lilac':Stamp affixed to each, marked Spilsbury and Co. No. t 5, Soho-square., - • To Tl-bOM4S TAYI,O . It, Esq. Dear Sir, No. 9; New Bridge-Street, 'London.. IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to infOrm you of ,the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. 4 About two years ago,,it was attacked.with aV is E REA.L DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly for some time, btifthe Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was tileged to apply to . the most eminent of the Faculty, but t assistance Worded only temporary relief : 1 went through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to - a mere skeleton. • The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs_ ra:pdered me a com plete _Object, so that my Friends - tie.;Palred of my recovery. Wben brought to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, but •a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induzed to try a; Box of them, which 1. thought rather relieved me, and by . Bersevering for two or three months, andlrdiowing your direetions,• I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation _ from pain, the sores gradually subsidini; ; I ain now, thank: CoiC perfeetly recovered, and walking- out daily: I iioitht not, but one more box, which I :hick cautious to establish nay health in its origins staie. is with the most heart-felt eratitUde, that L myself,. Sir, your much obliged humble Servati', Deapsgate, Manchester, July 1, iSoz. • . '‘ . B; EARS'.' N. P. S. For the public benefit, L• do not objeCt to the move being published, but leave. you to act as your own bettet judgment shall ilietate. • - • Prepared and Sold by tbe'sole Proprietor. T itOs. T 4 YLOR Member of the Royal College of surgeons, 'London, at his House, No. - 9; NeW-street; Whlk, after a constant residence of more than Thitty-six Years, in a practice particularly direCted to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of • Genera in both Sexes,', with that inviolable secrecy Lit Wen of his Profession should always Observe, he • ihlters - hitriself, the advice and assistance be gratuitous - • ly:adrninisters .-to P'ersons taking tills Medicine, will be esteemed by a diScernihg Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void olambiguity. , Also sold,. by his Appointment, for the convenience of, those living ava distance, at the , Perfurrier; N0 r. 36, St. A ban's-sfreet;• - . flail Man the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford. street ; Mr. _:.D.isbei:ougli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; 'Mt. Bookseller, NO. Unionerosil" Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter' South-hridge, -Edinburgh; 'Mr. Caliwell'a,. I.)p.bicrt . •, Mr. Billingt•ls, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man-. ehester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in C.; ritain nod Ireland, in BOxes of *only_ as. gd. each, seileilltp with full anti plain directions, 'whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves - wiih ease, speed, - secrecy, and N. j 3 Every Box sold ( rent Britain :is, sealed up • with a starnp, on which, by favour of the Commissoers; is prim ed, at. the Stamp-othee "T. Taylor,. No. 9, New' budge. street.;" . ..to imitate which Delon,, and all otoers are echal. ter4ita. • t INSE MEI , :a:~~ kAtO ~`':, ~