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.~~.-: II )9 11 . 4 E tilC I ~ i .. 4' • " 7 8°. . . NEW FOREST. • - HE COMMISSIONERS :authorized by • Hi§ p a „ e f n ajesty or. 's COnirniSst, -to carry. int Exectition an Aa 1 1:tit "i the 39th and 40th years ot His o . Majrsty's •Reign, th e "An Act fir the better Preservation of Thither in 4, 0 ew oresl • in 'the Caunty of Southapipton, anti tor LA..,,rtaniing the dkunkla,ries,of- the said Forest; anti of the 1 . 10 - t . ' 4l - 0 1 the -Crown wit bin the same; del he:eby, give • 'se ":c that they . itaend lb rm.:even Wednesday the t6ti of -- 111 . 0 ttniber next, •at o'Clock at Noon, at the. C rown ti l e' at -Lynclktast,,in the said County . at Southampton, for the P.‘'rPo4 of carry nnz the s.nd Ad into execntion ; and; th • n T . 1 - • th e will at en - o pref. selsf m the foren on of o ut trillowlitg- day; commence the Perambulation _of • the .tricier / 3 ni,a.ty,..of the Forest ; beginning at Bremer g; ana,pro,cecaing east Ward ; arid' that sudi Peratribt,- ~..° ll will fie continned•fro` th• lidy 'today ; of Avhich All pct.. 11 4 interested are tequ i red%t (r..tak! notice. . • • 13y.Prcier of the 'Commissioners; Da m • •"f 1011• N KING, Secretary. 1 5th lA' -y o „. el. • A • LL PERSONS-having any Claims on tie , of the late Mr.. HRBERT 11AVit S, of the - Town i 'lli Coihity of Soutnatnp 01-.4-IWool le. —draper,: deceased, are , tslred to - send-an account thereof to his Son,. Mr; Hawes, ",Southampton ; and all IlerSons . woo stand nidebrtd to the card Esi,a:._., .tte requesttd iitimediately to pay the Amount cif their resp...c.t.v., Debts. to.-m r; klavve,;., who is authorized by "the Adm. iti., i, ratrkx re - 1 . 4.ei v... •inz! s.une • . • • . . LOST, August. 9.th, 'Sot,. from Kingliam Fields, near Chipping ' Norton, 'Oxon, .sUpp6Sed to have - hen S.TOLEN;- - A 131. - _,ACi. MARE, of rite Carr kiti4• rising 4: ;IL a year's old, With a - blaze , in her. face; a long .tail. when two white heels behind,,4vlth a "g(l.Pd bone, -buf rather '1,4 14 -row :on the line. persoij giving in formai - lOn of the 011 enders, sO that the diviner May have her again, upon Convietion-reeerve-Five - ,Guineasßeward, and all re.t.,4„able E • allowed, by me, xpeaces , . ROBERT PIARCE. lill g }-1411 1, - near Chipping Norton, •r• . - W R I . - -'-ING, ARITHMETIC; MERCHANTS' AC.- W. COMPTS; ALGERRA, &c. AN immetitare)y,• in a CLASSICAL le ial ScHop L, a PERSON, who has had experience in en_ ng the above BrailL'heS. and who cart be well' recom ior A.hilit‘ gooriety; and At The Situation ;I,)°tut a non( considerable present advantages, which could tail of les, . augmented by a. diligent 'discharge• of its. • • .areot P articulars, -address a Linefposf-paid), to A_ B. to the " ' N ' l ;• NewcoriklY, Printer, Stamford, Lincolnshire. • WA -,, r To WRITING-NIASTt RS.a le I ,,ED, in a C O near London, an duri ENAI.A.I4 - and AC AIPTANT,"to. ascend a goca . I. ll i's of liistrualon: one.who has been used to boari. a P; " 3 , 6 1001 will be preferred. As he will hai•e. to 134 41' 1. - -7 lode himself, the situattou may suit a*Marrkd ens sent,. post-paid, for T. L. at Mr. Milhourne's, -to 347, wi ll, if approved of, •be duly noticed . - • QV EY: ,tfie . s ' e" . Unpt:ecedentedly distiafted Times, the propositiori or a pecuniary aid,' when it" is . nlltt from Q v ic - -s t iectible •quartet, bet.,otte.i extremely. wiy) ;lave the ver y §, best ....-,cutities to oiler. .. 11161111POrtil - a COA. , C:lipizition it - is, that a nran of 41111)1e and.o rc6pectability- lire (witiLlyan Zitsk, or utter corre,pondctiLc, 'mita evui,e), is 4 1 1 %),,t, thus• tu to-People 0. Rank. and'li.oaotz, and their persbnal.obliga:.:o4 - only , ;•orto - 1)%:!- Ii) , o: Landed,l-unded, ar 2'.x.ecL,gr.Dpeny - tue,Churcn, 13,2nefi‘eci .Clergy, L.,:ties STA&.' r ,,y , crs Settlement.. in 'pactiCular), ANY IN_ Iniere st ' Redeein..iiile Annuity ~1,0a.t,b at Annitity • cue p er ,' "''ullot than . isol. nor more, 11#11 . 3.0e0 , 1,. to t‘ly 4 411 ev P ll- Every tr4isactn:alarisininSlit this iiu6 , 1! , .-alop, rice its Posit;. 4.litA".:ii)titided on prinetplezt,diamatrtc. , l „ ly ptiusible, but racsatiy . . ti ns.-S , .lnSixt in 'tire. ,Prnit; (..F4e . on F , FI of biteg ritv secrecy, • and digpatuil .JU to.l- tbe most,. pertett , i4ti . = , ! , , tne re.iult.—Lett - ers, ‘andi,fly nart_ ti;jd r th i te re ri c c t e e > d.to i . l ,x lih r. lo. , C gotersi gentlemartlf - attenton .ackson, to cure of. Mr. Rlch -1. Mastir of: -the .-New Clupter ezzr Luurt, Long-acre, Londoe. t i N O gent ettFrsL or Bwker can be attended to no.. • th e krwiilLit 44 C - 110 t ?osta . se-paid ; and no personal ingwry, At th e TO AE BY • A Li CT I ON, • •" -1.3 • 1 • and Gart:.:r.Tavern,. P - aradiie-.street; guilty . of Lanctister,' on' Ffiday the 28th OaY 6 ''" inst. at thd Evening, • • ,C7X,.UFAG lOa Y . for SOF F SOAP, s '4ll'°n t:ke.s , uth : PariiaMeof9street, Liver_ ,` extedlt ti • - •••:;;! Predii,s•eti Are id f ront t wenfy-t Mee yat*, and thern...oe 1 , - four yant . , .ri•deptli,' to 136h0n-street; and upon l 'No• sin t)s.velling-13ousTs for the Workmen, Shed, 8-J. W arehodses, Corurpting-I rouse; • also ; 1 17 n , te tdr,:e I,rite - ro., race tor ; 4v;vi aoe I •• d i r d • ..it Vat,,.ectiv.,r4,. tvli tcl helV;; -•, 'Lana alai Burld•ivf.. Inc-- Premise., • -114( n• t h.; Earl Of S-,lf-n; tor Tin - e&Lives and r4llll tiler" the : de., 'of A- Survivor, under•a te ur ;„, H' t-rpoel. inquire of Mr. Menzies ! Rodney- •• • • REST ENC E in GLOUCESTER_ •," . A,'jhe Ey pli . Senior,: übitcl, an FUN rsdaY illy 3:1 ,day•of 'Yepternber O‘C lo'Ck 'in .the Afternoon ; . , A . modeorn_huilt,s,i-oNr, mANsioN_HotisE, called Al 1' Rb- 110 uS E , with attached and (telch.i'd Offices, (l:irileu, well 'planted, and in high 1 4 7 rt e Ponds, Ileastire Crotutd, evera'l - (7; rISS Laild,, partly' pialitLn i ; e4 tll 1 , rtiit _house,. 'three Nva r t d C( jeiles. ..jo . cic:qs; , 'the w hole - .corapripng tip_ Loll nirty-i situ.ite' . a healthy Country,. •. beautiful and pieuresque Viers,. well device, i` r ,:willt Wate4 and tbrining , 7i.r.tify:, , viirial . e Resi- And ad• gentepl half a Stroud, Jacent d - t . ng Iron - I Bath to.Chel - —nna to rod eai Iv ' thirty miles • distant-froiii the tdrineri cirti fourteen • - the mret, ster , ter ; erom Gioucester,.. fourteen from : litt lar . ,, c •,,:anu to.; iroln London.. The. house, wriclt is, or, a Lawn, vvhh a girearti" . of Water'co on e.Grouud .in front, consists. by ._o, .of• a •Vstibuie.l6 reet b —O, ,crvyn2o feet b y 2 t, •Drawirt,„-rOoin zo rt..,:t -by ty, - .Hall, Kitchen,. and 13uilqr's, and - other Pantries, .V1.0 0 ,,. ° 9cf Cellars tin:tern( ;on •file' principttl tha:rnber._ • Lld, ; ' *l3 if ElTeakiast br.-Ni(trihni-rooin.nl the centre; _six . kvivng-roorns-.. with Closets; and the Attie consists of 4tt a ',lo(l Chambers and a Laundry ,2,7 feet zo„ The Pak,`" ~.t 4 offreeS 'include a 'W6h-not,ise,. 'BreW-house, and . Tuouse', Scullery, Latcler ; Dairy,' Bre. aruiethe detached , 1 1 0 ,Zs con s i st of S•t.;Ll;il for eleven horses, double Coach- Ra • •-ry . • Lainber-roonts, and Cold, rness-roorn, , . , . 41 kYve- except asout - icrir,Aeres . in the Parish of Pains:. • ) ;t l . i Llie in the Melon, Of Stroud ; and there are• seats ht . bra r)‘"4 hEstate. 'The Purchaser maY tt arc ...elon, , n; to the, ' i t, Ivi,i?Nbottated Land, to the extc4itot . t.to clir c ilea• Possession will be, ,given on sconlortioa or the o f %." 4 ‘e, and one half of the purchase money may remain, To'Prtgage, if desired, Qa tid ,. b e viewed by 'pickets; •partiFulars and_ Jel .)u 'ions of S tic,. way had of. Mr. Whiteornbe, ;^:nb s .. tun, Flc_et-srr.:er ; or at 'flit: Cgfiee of Mtssrs. Wint i4po': Griffith, and Phitpotts, in Gloucester, wl.tere a t he Prem6os may beeia.- . • • • • - r . t . ` N . T ES D Y, A CiG•UST • , NEW - "PUBLICATIONS. • The fialowifigi Valuable BOOKS were, . - I;oring Winte;,,printe4for T. CADELL, Jun. all ES; in the Strand:l. .11EGYP i f ACA . ; - or Obsei-Vations on cert,!i,. i Antiq ide.3of Egypl. Be D.l). 1"1 , . tessfr of Are) . ._ in the Univ...qslit , of Oxiord, &c. gdnrly printed in quarto, and illustrated' by Engravings. 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PRESENT PRICE - Ticket, - o Half - 8 - z Eighth - - 2 z - 6 Q.iarter 4 2 0 1 Sixteenth t r o fcr Tickets will .ice gradually, the same as.lait Year. ---- ESTATES and TYTHE S in SHROPSHIKE. • TO'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • " • On the.24th of September; 1841, at the jernirrOam Arms; in Shidnal, in the County of Salop (ii not disposed . of by ' Private Contra}) ; , EVERAL Valuable and 'Desirable FREEHQLI) L. ESTATES, situated in the Parishes of SUTTON MADDOCK and CLAVERLEY, together • with the GREAT TY THES of part of the Parish of Shilrnal. • Further; nformatiim will be inserted in future '''apers, and Particulars left at theprincipal TOWns. An Account of that most eXcellelit Medicine, The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD 4 • . WhiCh is prepared (only) by S. S OLO A 4 ON, , M.D.. train of melaqcholy Disorders which. afiiia the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous Diseases, are the prineiparsources' of hunian misery in the -privation of 'health. 'Thoscedisorders proceed froth such art infinite N•mietyand•complication of causes,-as to render it fin possible, if 'even it were I. , svays - necessaiT, to trace them to their-true soeree. The edtds, however,. are but tot) well. known e aud too seyerely telt amongst too great a portion of mankind; tnti - to these - eileets it may without /eXaggeration be assert-ed, tlTat arm remedy •superior or more celehrated for . cilizacy than, Dr. SO.L.O.KON'S,CORDIAL _BALM' t G never has been discovered. In all delicatC, weak-. lv, ,nci relaxed constitutions, lowness of , spirits, hypochon., d ria, horrors ; trethblins, weakness of sight; loss or meniory, Vigour, Tabes Negvotu Cons)i-mptions,L antt:the num herles's eymptoms•ofithpaired and tottering con_ whetnet arising frotrp•a tire of inactivity,- • intern.. perariee,Or inatte-ntion'to. health, its eiticley has as rained vernal and thiparallelect Celebrity. •By `et perteverance in use, .iecnears, braces and invigorates the tvhoki-Nervous 11:!V17, t 4 1C to all -the vital flillet I 021 S, of . cati.be.*-ou..:lietl. • . • • Co:16 11 t 1(711S Te :1X , weak -or idecayed, - in men '. L ot women, are Lii:(l..r innuefice of tais.l - testorative ; and. Longo.,, Asti:alas, and Consuniptii . ie Habits,. are soon reklevee, cured. '' , Yo, •:tte . ..o. eleoduti - ila emaciated limbs, will, ere long, meet the 11_,p i nei a.-atery fluid will be c ome rich tat hubs . be 'covertcrWilli firm anti ' healthful. * 'l'p.thoie who have revelled in the Midnight cup, or madly drained Nature of bee' f; . chese , slores; )y inirestrained Or !ken.. i. tious love, or tixfitl.seiristi..passtom 0:: DiOAenes, this Restorative will, render all possible-assistance ; -and if the vital powers be,,no.t entirely destreytil, it will --re— pair the itiA,nicholy . • Tiwse who have - long - resided in hot climates, and arc lan.. ,giiiid - and relaxed in their whole - syairein, may take this Medi cine witn the happiest effe.as ; p,,,rsbni,..going:to the East or Westindies cannot.storea more i:l3ll)oitilit article of health and Int: Ii has been 'the only - means of restoring thOusands afflicted with the Yellow - Fever in America. • • • .0- ~persons in the 'Country requiring the' Dodoes opi`nion relative to. inveterate cases, are,..to.incose his usual tee ofd Guinea, in a letter, with the Stpte of their case. , Such letter shUnld for safety, be thus diredletl 7 - 4 ., Aloney.letter. Dr. Solomon, Solomon's. place, firownlove.stree.r,. Liverpool. Paid &utile postage." .LetterS may be ordered to be addressed fbr X. Z. or A. E. at the Post-Office, till,calted for. A SAVING OF ONE POUND SIX SHILLINGS. The, Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in sottles, price Half-a-Guinea each. There are alai) boxes,-price 51. con- - finning - equal to twelve bottles' at los. dd. by - which the Vatient.4aYes tl. 6i. - Ahich Can be.haaolthe Dalor, by re mitting a, Five pound hank Note._ • &old. by Mathews, No. iB, Strand, London ; and by all the reputable .Medicine Venders, Booksellers:, &c. in every princival TOwn ins England, Iteland, Scotland, and America_ - • : -To THOMAS TAYLOR, .Esq. Dear Sir,' -. ... ' No: 9, New Bridge-Street,. London. TIF EE a' Patv incumbent upon' me, to inform I yon-pf 'the'very . great and extraordinary Cure I have re ceived froni your invaluable Medicine; LE. KE':; PATENT PILLS. *,-:' ,--• , , - ' ‘ - A boat two•yeari avo I was attacked with,• a VENEREAL DI SOR DE'R, which I created ratner slightly for some time, but the Disease at length, I);:catiirt,; all over my body, I was obliged t , , apply to thejpiosi 'eminent of the Faculty, but „their as;;.itail,e aii:lrtletl7 only_ temporary ..telief : • I went . • through various 'Courses of Salivation, and from being•rather , 'of i corpulent habit, was reduce'! to a mere slitileton. Ti.e - Ulcers that Spread all over my. Limbs rendered' lITC a com oleti.: OtVeel, , so that "nrry-.Y4 - ientlS cl6pain2,lof mf recovery. .When brought to this-sitnatioli, I considered death as inevi table„ hitt .a relation ..6f tomtpieittirig upon the many , Ca . Scs in vC.llidla yOur iucceected,l• was induced to try a Pox of them, Which I thought rather relieVcr.l me, and , by,persfaveting f;n• two or-three months,„ anti following your ditedions, expp;ieticed the.most unaccountable relaxation from pairi,the sores gradually subsiding I -.up now, thank God, perfeol: ; - recaered, - and Walking cut daily : I doubt not, but site bo;.• .whic)l cant/Gus to take, titiiil „. , • ... e4taDlVill my , , on that omat state. • It is 'Witt 'tlie mast Heart-felt gratittvle, - -that I subscrilri rriS'setri S votir' Much' obligeft itugable.Serrant, Deansgate;gatishester, July 1 aot. W. PEARSON:. P. S. Eorfile.pufklic . benc(rt , I do not objed to the above being published, but leave you to att....as your own better j udgn - tent .• SGrd,brthe sOl'e.l.' c roPricter, "1" ti us. Y'L 14, :Mernbo'eftbe•Rov - a1.".,(...!c4,11e. of Surgeons, • . I.ohclon, pt his 1-tonee, IN O. 9, Ne , :v rid . ,;e:•,:street ; Where, attet a constant residence of . inote tti - in•Thirty-six Years, 'in, a pra.c.lice particurarly diteettdrtb•.the .Cure . o f Venereal Complaints, and-those inc.itiental to .ttie Parrs.of Generaiion in. both Sexes, - With Utot linvioLable secrecy whith Men of his Profcssion should,:aiwgys observe, he hatters. liiinself, the adyice and assistance he •gratuitoi ly administers t toPerson's taking, this 1\ let:acme, will be estehned Public, a, an thivantage scidorn an - ti void of - - . , • Also sold,. by 11'..; '.Appcinlint.,- for the convenience of tit , •-e.i.ting ail:l:tance, at the l'cl - Almo'es, No. 3s, Si. -Al-. bkh's-slreet,•-Paii Mall ; the To!..shbo, No. iG3, Oxf street ; Mr,. Disboroligh's, Ncr. :7,- ; ;Va . . Stect',, Dun . 1....5,?11vt; Nt,„ -I, 11 Litt i;; Tower-bill; Mr. Wat.s())l's South-Midge; ; it r. 'Ca:i‘v i's, .Mr. Liverxool'; ;W an . chester ; PC 73011 in CV,l.:ry'etaisiderble Great 13rit;irrinici - fleplid, irr'So . .-scs of only v. 9d. :e4cli, sr.Faled up with full and - plain dirtetiptis,,,whereoy periotttsof dither sex may cure themseives witticase, speed, secrecypiand sin'etv... • - , • N. B. Every Box sold in Great R: is sealed up 'with a stamp; ort.whiO, by , favour ot the Coinmissoner4 . is p rint 0.. ithe Stamn-office, _ Tailor No. 9; ;New 1.1110.;;T -4ireel,:t,'''.1o,irni':*.c Whicit.is.,Felo,ny,, - and -01 k cthets etc 4 )0 un terfeit; • .._..__ ~~ this r to the are bpy t TTL the vt9 rea ed; lets rc $l, oc-• 14 11 Poo ~;, lor:' sV tar , h" IS c V It ltl ...''