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. . if ti/ 4 tl !_k . 4.0.,. ..-- ' ' 4 T . kA !:-. .„.4: . -w ow . •••• ‘l.',Prl'c:Cc .:, ,e•ft* '-"' c t. ... 4 ;.• ).., :tC-..;• 1 ' ' ::, ':- ';Fi'PPI'V.L.V.---7:-I.' ' . . . .411: i17 ; - • - 4 1 -P ( 6- r ).7 , 1 1 htil( 41 -- V7 - 1, r . C •; : ' t3 i f c . IA 4 ' IA 1 I - r if t 't N ICI, . I. t ' r \ ' , l " A , A\ , ?e.t. 3649 •] -------- ----7 - '•----........--.-" , "r - ". '.'"'"-...... 'TROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET -PLACE. HE EXHIBITION is NOW OPEN, and will continue every Day (Sundays excepted), from Eight in the Morning till Seven in the Evening. Ad mittance ON 10 FIN RICHARDS, R. A. S ec. E SI-.11L..._ GLlN—CatalOgues Sixpence. . --_------- --- 7 .....—............ Mr. COKE's ELECTION.. rrt-1E FRIENDSof DANIEL PARKER COKE, 1 Esq. intend having their ANNIVERSARY DM. I\IER (in commemoration of his Return to Parliament for the Town of Nottingha ne xt, at the Ill ac k rn m ) o n Thursday the 7 th d a y o f i une. oor's Head inn, when the Coman o Gentlemen i n M r. Coke's Interest is particularly requested. Dialler cm Table precisely at Three o'Clock. Ordinary 3s. 6d. s rEvvAa as , WM. E. tuoTT, E Esq. TAMES AMPS, PEN N EN, s eq.HADDON, Geqn Es- DOCK 11 LONGD.NEALE HOOTON, sq. RICH. No. 4, CQrnhill, and. No. i), Charing-Cross. T• BISII returns fits most graceful • Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the very . Th.,, k s to the shegreat and distinguished preference they have been-pleased t ;hew hint for sevcrai years, bnt olrticularly in the Lottery tuu4ned, and acqautts the ro stunateiloirldrs o: the nit rnerous Capital Prizes that have been shared at the above P irke s , that they may tv•ve their Money, or exchange their Prizes for Ticket s in the grand SHAKsPEA.RE LOTTERY, which are selling at the above Offices in great variety, price THREE GU EASieach. Sthernes and Plans of the i-ot tery gratis, and all Business in the Public Funds transacted 'with fidelity and dispatch. DANCING and Mt7ST---7-----7----C. by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. TOMLINSON and MATH ER. privately taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, wit() have never learnt these 'accomplishments, or not in the fa shionable style, at No. 59, Sherrard-streat, Golden-square, and N. 50, Great Alie-street, G od - 3—mans- fields,' on Plans eXpressly formed for those who. would acquire them, Parti cularly'private expeditiously and elegantly. Piano Fort e and Harp tau tuall ght. • Schools ; lid. Camille's in Town, and within it miles, pnnc y attended, and systematically hist ruaed in every useful, elegant and iiiii,hed part of modern Dancing and Music.' Country to, !earn, Otlicers, Foreigners --and all who :,,.... extreme rapid progres ' ' .° Apartments and wish to :1 Board in the House, vviin constant, s t ' a n n7lit y r e iton till Perl-ea' V 33 ll:lChti±...lNsy t4...(..e...5Lv..1......,.y5L1 Me ''''''----•••". Y HISIVIAJEST-y's ROYAL.I3ETTERS'PATENT. . NEW. STOVE, Which h as Ao.boabt ()inn lm- Stoveprent ilever before offered to the Public. This not only possesses all the modern Improvements Economy. and Elegance, but has the peculiarly desirable r Quality of perfed security from those very - melatielluiY. Accidents so frequently heard of. The numberless instances of COals' flying out of the Fire, being the occasion qt the lot s of Many valuable 1 ives, Or the lamentable instances of Children fallin into the lire, will be obviated by this new, and simple g I vention Another advantage is, that Children r oay P be l n eft in a 'Room- - by themselves - with this Stove, and will not have it in . their power to . play with the lire, though they have the sight and benefit of it. May be se en ' ' Ware Rooms, No. 254 --High Hol - b on, . at I owett s ~ and Ma '. °l,Pusite Southampton-street, the Patentee nuladurer. —......__ , -- Vl4P.‘.• M ONEY READY TO ADVANCE. --AS many Ladies and Gentleman efor v.iin; _ perience very great pecuniary itteollienicme ' ot knowing sotne respectable channel through whose rnec;itim they may be accommodated with temporary or perma nent Sums of Money, Messrs. Harris and Co. at their An rinity Bank, No. s, StaNk-strect, -Charing:Cross, resped fully inform the Nobility and Gentry in • possessing. of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold states in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,- Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An . nnities, Pa:ent Places, Church Livings, or any certain Incoine for Lite, may be supplied with 'Stuns of Money tc.i any amount, by paying an adequate. Annuity Interest for the same, redeemable any time at their own option. Personal applications wilt be received every day till Three o'Crock, and ,Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country (post-paid) ivill be i intnediately. answered. - . ____ NEAR BAGSIIOT, SURREY. 'To LETT; FURNISHED (a co SIDENCE), for a tertn o f Sevemplete COUNTRY RE next, n Years fro m Mid summer AA Genteel, Substantial DWELLING HOUSE; ..), in the Cottage style, consisting of a Dining-rootn, 16 ' O Y rz6. feet; a Drawing-room 16 by I 3 feet ; Kitchens, With commodious attached Offices ; four best Bed-roorns, any' il iachecl SerVants' Rooms ; an excellent Pantry and Dairy, Double ::oach-house, and Three -stall Stable, within Paddocks of Six Acres adjoining,*jarge Garden fully cropped; vvith Wall, and more Land if required, with extensive Right of Common. Immediate Possession. To be viewed Wednesdays and Fridays with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had Of Kent add Mears, -Cliflbrd's-inn. ISLE OF CVIG H ' I --- 7*--------.-- TO‘ BE LETT, free from all Parochial Taxes , and imam diate Possessi on gi ven, VAIRFIELD HOUSE ; in every respea conve -1.1 nient fora genteel Family., containing two Parlours in tom, four Bed-rooms on.tlie Second Floor, and three Cham hers on the , Attic Story, large Kitchen under ground, Cellars and suitable Offices attached, with a plentifui supply of h e Water, coach-house, and Stabling, good Kitchen. Carden, and a' large Garden in front of the House, with a Acres Lawn containing Five Acres adjoining, and, if required, Five more may he added to it. The above desirable House pleasantly situated, about six Miles -south of Newport, and a short distance from the Sea. I, A PPIY, if by L etters,post-paid, to William Silverlock, pholsterer New ________ttt. CODN.r„,.. . . . . CO uls'isc. Itl2.Sti..)EN C hi a tine Sporting Part of the 11 i I Silt FOLK, and excellent Neighbour .too o) BE Ll4ll ', and entered upon at Michael mas nex t, A CAPITANSION, READY , FUR. SiXte en Horses NISHEDL 'MA g.. for . T,(! wi t h , Dov e - house, ext ens i ve G ar d ens, well plant choice Frtzit.trees spacious Paddock, and three .r.r.teces of very rich Pasture t and, containing- altogether fitty. 1 five Acres, situate in: Thorington, near Yoxford, in the' Coon -01 Suffolk, and late the Residence of George Golding, •-i,s,(l• deceased; together witli•t he kIA NO R of THO RI NG ' A N WVMPLES cum WENHASTON, and the Right o,lSporting in about Sit Acres of Wood, Well adapted for Inc 'preservation of Came Y • . r IN • B. A larger quantity' of Pasture Land may be had, if ' -equired. Leaches fro to Yarmouth and Beccles m London . Pass the House ever day. .rild Servants will shew the Premises ; and further parti eular4 ma b • ' ' I Beccles, Suf folk Y, e had of Messr,s-. Retie and Sant 1, • 1. 9.11 E SOLD BYHAN T PRIVATE CONTRACT, A- And entered on at . tvlichaelmas, or .00ner if required, Valuable Es-rA-TE, with a MANOR, a spa- Colts Mansion-House, With Offices of every descrip . i:,`"11., Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Orchard withiniue , ,"..? pleasant ay healthy part of , the• County; it a few ' miles of Winchester, consisting of upwards of Six Hundred i .a t _ l. 7? of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wdoo Lan Jr Tire whole lett to substantial Tenants, except about asvAiticre which are in h an d . The Fixtures to be 'taken at w ith th-'9!l' Part of the 1 7 urrntur e , the Liveand Dead Stock, lio n - trop on the ti toilful, may als o b e h a d at a v4 i Lia- NoF.or f urther p art i culars apply .`to Mr. Ed war d Clarke, % Lincoln's Ina New.squa.re, Loption. MONDAY, MAY 23 , 1804. HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING. THE TRIENNIAL MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS, HEREFORD,GLOCESTER, and WOR CESTER, will be held atlitreforki, on Wednesday the 26th of September, 1804, and the two following Days. Parth-ra lars will be published in due time. ST E‘V ARDS, The Hon. JOHN SOMERS COCKS. .SOMERSET DAVIES, Esq. Croft Castie. THOMAS R. SYMONS, Esq. Meend. The Rt. Rev. the LORD BISHOP of HEREFORD. The Rev. Dr. FORD, Canon Resid. of Hereford. The Rev. JOHN HARLEY, Redor of Presreign. CAPITAL - FREEHOLD ESTATES.—;WORD, near SANDWICH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, exo nerated front Land Tax ; UPTON and FELD E R LAND FARMS, in the Parishes of Word - and Eastrv, near Sandwich, consisting of a capital Farm-house, fit for the resi dence of a Gentleman, or a Gentleman Fanner, and partly with a Garden and Orchard, Barns, Stables, and other buildings,. in excellent repair, upon the Upton Farm ; and good Farm-house, Barn, Stables, and other buildings, in like state of repair, upon the Felderland Farm, and contaiaZt.: together, by eirimatio,i, 294 Acres, more or less, of AfablZ, Pasture, and Meadow Land, subjett to a quit-rent of 41. la's. tid. per annum, advantageously and delightfully situated near the Turnpike. Road from Sandwich to Deal, being one mile from Sandwich, 12 from Canterbury, to from Margate, eight from Ramsgate, tour front Deal, and tz from Dover; now let to Mrs. Mary Matson, on a Lease which expires at Michaelmas-next. For Particulars, applications may be made to Mt. S. El gar, Wingham Court, Winghatn, Kent. CAPITAL .. FARMS IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. Tc) BE LETT. For a Term of Fourteen Years fream Lady_Day•isos, ,ALL that Capital BA_RTON and FARM called ASH, situate in the. Parish of Braunton, now in the occupation of Mr. Philip Scott, containing about 360 Acres 'of good Arable, Pasture, and Woodland, lying within flur miles of the large Market-Town and Sea-Port of Barnstaple. This Estate consists of dry* healthy Land, is well calcu lated for a Sheep and Tillage Farm, And is advantageously situated for Manure;Hbeing within two miles of several Lime kilns. Also to be Lett, for the like Term, all that capital. Barton and Farm called BODSTON ES,. situate in, the Parish dl Berrynarbor, - nowin t-Ite occupation of Nlr. john Sfreet con taining about 235 Acres of good Arable, Pasture, and Wood land, distant about ten miles from l3arnstaple aforesaid, and three from Ilfracombe, a ple;,sant Market-Town adjoining the Briitol Channel.' This Estate lies in the heart of the Country, where the best breed of Devon Bullocks is to be found, enjoys a south aspeel, with extensive Rights of Comrnon on Berry Down, and is within one mile of several Lime-kilns. The above L'states have each of Ahem very good Farm houses, Barns, and all necessary and convenient Oat-houses, sever.;l Acres of Ofchard and Watered Meadow, and being only' eight miles asunder, form a desirable obkd for a Person disposed. to engage in Agriculture on a large scale, as Provisions and the Price of- Labour are comparatively cheap the Produce of the Farms easily exported; and the improved modern system of Farming has not yet been adopted on them: For Letting the above, a survey will be held at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnstaple, on Thursday the 7th day of lune next, by three o'clock in the Afternoon. The Premises may be viewed on application to the Tenants, and further parti culars known by applying to john Pitt, Esq. Barnstaple., Barnstaple, Istli Arra, 184. ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX. -- BEAUTIFUL FREE HOLD VILLA and LAND. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Gariaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, To morrow, the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, A Truly 6(-i,!Ct FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate . - Ix a little beyond the ten-mile stone on the high road to Hertford, in the Parish of Enfield; comprising a desirable brick,binit Residence, seated on a Lawn at a distance, and enclosed with paling from the Road, containing, on the Ground Floor, a spacious lofty Entrance hall ; a capital Dining-room and Drawing-room, handsomely fitted up ; large Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store and China Closets, four capital Bed-chambers, with Dressing-rooms,' on the First Story, and four .Attics over ; Ale, Wine, and Beer-eel.' lars under the House. The Offices are detached, and are re plete with every convenience, being amply supplied witti fine Water, and consist Dia handsome Dairy with Stone Slabs, Larder, Lam drY, Brew and Wash-house, Coal and WOOV. houses, witlrM tit-servant's Roomy' over, a con3pad Fart t. yard at a pleasing distance from the House, with Piggery, Cart-lodge,' double Coach-house, - handsome Four-stall Stable, Cow-hJusc, Poultry-house, and a very neat Cottage adjoining; a large Kitchen-garden, stockedand planted with numerous Fruit-trees ;• an Orchard and extensive Shrubbery Walks, a very handsome•Setpentine Canal, with a running Stream, stocked with Fish ; delightful sloping Law ns,C roves, Pleasure-Grounds, and rich Paddocks, containing together about t 2 Acres, all inclosed with a new Park Paling. The whole of the Premises are in the most complete order, hav ing been thoroughly altered andiimproved within a few months. To be viewed till tile time of Sale, by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Robins, WarwicK -street, Golden-stoare, 'London ; Particulars at the Bell, Hertford ' - Bull, Ware ; Angel, Edmonton ; .Bull, .Enfield ;. and of Mr. Robins as above. TO :PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND BOARDING_ SCHOOLS, -MHE following Letter from the princ ipal Clerk of a respettable Merchant in Town, will incontestibly prove the superior efficacy of CHING 's PAT EN "I WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES, in removing those com plaints in the StomaCh and Side, that have resisted the power of all other Medicine. To Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, London. 4" Gentlemen—With lively hearttul gratitude T am en abled to inform you of the most surpri zing cure my. Witt has received by your invaluable Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges. For three years she was afflieted with Such a violent pain in her Side, as to confine her to her bed the greatest part of that time;' every Medicine that the skill of an „alinent Physician, assisted by a Surgeon and an Apothecary, could suggest, was administered, burto no purpose. She went to Bath to. try the effeti of the waters, and after undergoing some painful and distressing operations, but finding no relief, she was re duced to such a state of weakness as not to be able to move in her bed without assistance, and we expected her hourly dissolution when providentially I met with one of your Bills, and observing, in the symptomS of Worms given, some corresponding with my Wife's complaints, 1 purchased a Box, and with the second dose she passed a Worm above a foot long, and an inch in circumference;, and nurnberlesa Smaller ones. By the continued use of your Lozenges, as directed, she gradually recovered strength, and was happily restored to her family, and has been for nearly three years since, in a good state of health. Encouraged by her happy experience; we have often re commended your Lozenges, . and are in the consant habit of giving them to our poor neighbours and their children with invariable .success. - Gratitude prompted me to make my W he's case known to you long ago, but I waited to be assured that the restoration was complete. By making it public for the benefit of others, you will greatly oblige, , • Gentlemen, Your obedient and grateful humble Servant, 77, Gravel-lane, Southwark, M. SI LCOCk. March 2, l a o 4. - Ching's Patent Worm Destroying Lozenges are Sold Wholesakand Retail at Ching a n d Butler's, No. 4, Chea,i side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and Retail by most Medi cine! Venders in the United Kingdoms, in Boxes at ss. 6d. half Boxes as. 9d. ; and for Charitable purposes in Boxes at each, with directions, signed by the Patentee, RI CHARDSON. In a few Days will be published, In Six elegant Volumes, thick PostiOdavoiprice Two Gui neas in boards, embellished with Portraits, by Caroline Watson, with coloured Engravings, representing many • celebrated Characters, with Fac &c. THE LIFE and •ENTIRE CORRES PON DEXCE of SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Authorof Sir Chail6 . Grandison, Clarissa, Pamela, 6.7e.,n0w first pub lished by his Grand-children. - The CORRESPONDENCE consists of Letters between Richardson and many eminent .Persons of his time. The whole was - - prepared and arranged by himself for the Press previously to his death in 176r,,and bequeathed to his Daughters, on the condition that it should not be,published in their life-time. The. recent decease of his,last-surviving Daughter, Mrs. Anne Richardson, of Stratford; in Suffolk, having - removed the force of that injunalon, the entive Papers of this eminent Writer are now given to the World. .•• - The LIFE has been compiled from authentic Documents, by Mrs. BA R BAU LD, who has superintended the ,Publica tion. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7 t, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. - Of whom may be had, 'The LETTERS and other 'WORKS of-LADY . MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, ..published from her Original Papers, in possession of her Orandsou, the Marquis of Bute, in five small vols. price *55. or au post p2prr, hoards • , This Day was published. by F. C. and j. Rivington ' No. 6z,, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by J. liatt:hard; No. 190, _ Piccadilly, In One Volume Odavoi with' an Appendi*, Price 7s. 6d. in hoards, QTRICTURES upon an HISTORICAL RE- L./ VIEW of the State of IRELAND, by F. 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With Biographic Sketches of the Sovereigns who have reigned during . that Period, and or those Persons who have been principally interested, as States men, Warriors, Patriots, &c. Folio, xl. ss. boards. This Day was published, In Six Volumes, Crown Odavo, price il. t6s. in boards, T HE LIFE of a LOVER, in a Series of Letters. By SOPIIIA LEE. Printed for G. and I. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, price il. 9s. in boards, Canterbury Tales, by Sophia and Harriet Lee, 4 vols. Svo. This Day was published, in Quarto, with. Plates, price One Guinea, in boards, the Third Volume of THE LIFE and POSTHUMOUS WORKS of W. COWPER, Esq. By W. HAYLEY, Esq. Printed for I. Johnson, in St, .Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, New Editions of Mr. Cowper's Poems and Translation of Homer. NEAV "•IVI.N.DICINi: ACT. •• • At The only Warehouse for Dr. lAME S's POWD E R, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yarj, ,London. THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at ,the Prices annexed, including the Stain') Duties ; and as it is enaeted, that .from the Ist . of Sentember; iBoz, the Stamps should be applied to all. Proprietary, Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Horne Consumption, and as a con , siderable Addition , made to the Stamps, on the articled of higher value, or those in bulk. the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future 2s. 9.1. per Packer, or 11. ss. 6d, per. Dozen ; but the quantity of a Lazes Packets, in a Bot tle (as made up fOr the Army and Navy) maysbe bad tin 11. 45. And as by favour of the Cotnmissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. NeWbery's sepa rate use, with his :Jame engraved in each Scamp, the Public will be, careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," - are printed in the Stamps of all, his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this ivill be a. suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lables on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Halt a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced articles. J. d. s. d. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois t xi Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTind.of Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic'Pills 4 6 Do. Huxham's - z o Do. large Box - 24 0 - English Coffee - 2 g Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 F. convulsion Oil - 2 6 'Ormskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 I nglish's Scots Pills i o Do. Paregoric Lozenges t t Essenceof Peppermint t ti Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - r 15 -Dr, Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia . - 3 6 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 6 EssenceofColtsthot 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff' - o 9 Spi ge!mry's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spenee's Deritrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea 2 q Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Tirittu re tore _ 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges r _ . . N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Nanie are•affixed•to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons, particularly Servants and MesSengers, House, he is under the necessity of pointing.out, that it is at the East End of St-Paul's, nearest.. to Cheapside, and that it has a lar,re White Stuccoed Front, on wnich thees W o rds are insribed: " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOl4 DR. lAME.S's,PI..)WDEI44." IPRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF ORDN'INCE, • Miry 22, 1804. 1- 1E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- I ItSTY% ORDNANCE do hcreby give Notice, 7 h.e Proposals will &received at their Offir.-e in .St. Margaret's-street. ~Ifiestminster, on cr,befire•Thursday the 1 4. 1 b 4 .1 of Yqne next, from such Persons as may be willing to umfertaire' the Slop!) , 6.1 COPPEKSMITTIS' AATICLES, upon Contra 67, for the 4,e -vice of this Department. Further _particulars, together with the Ternis and moditims of the Contraa, may be kn,ntin upon application at :he Secritary's Office, in St. Margaret's-street, any day between the hours of . Ten and Four o'Clock, wherc the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed. up and Marked on the• Outside," " Proposals for the Suppty of Coppersmiths' Articles," but no Proporegcan be admitted the.said 14til day of 'tine. By Order Of the'Bcard. • • *. H. CREB 7 , Secretary ARMY CONTRACTS. Cononissary General's Office, Londivr,, • - tlay 2(J\ 124.. • MOTICE hereby given all Pti-on.l - Atirottl 4.‘4 of contradingto supply the wing Articles for the Ui cf the Army, viz. • BREAD, to the T,cort in Barrack: and trailers iu the a l it,: ticsf Nort/sampson and ; OATS, tot& Cavjlrybo Car:some/Its and eaarters iu the•Coi..ra yc( Cambridge ; and - • FORAGE, viz. Oats, go, and Straw, to the Cavalry in Barrack; in the County cfCornwall in South Britain ' ay./ also to those that mayste in Barracks at Hriddington ancl4lhaiien itt .North Britain ; The Defiveries to commence on and for .the 25th Day of .7une next—That Proposals in writing, Sealed up and marked " Ten. der for Army' Supplies,". will be received at this Office on or before the fith Day'of said Month of 7/we but none will dived after Twelve o'Clock on that flay), and if sent by Post, the Postage k be pail. Proposalr must be made separately for each County, and the Names of two good Sureties, with their Places of Residence, must be inserted at the Foot thereof. Patticulars of the C9.ntralt may be had Up:on application al this Office between-the hiurs of and Four, SHIPLAKE H ILL, OXFORDSHIR E. TO BE SOLD (with irrimediate Possession)by A t , CTION, early in lull' next, unless• previously disposed of by Pri vate Contraa, AConti, ct and truly D.sirable FREE .OLD ESTATE, consisting Of a Madsioit-hotise, Dor.bie Couch-house, Stooling, for Eleven Horses, and every other convenient . Otfic.:, to,.;ether with a beautiful Lawn; Pleasure Grounds, and Woods, with excellent Pasture and Arable Land,.containing in the whdlt about Forty Acres, lately oc. cupied by Mrs. Faiishaw. Estate is delightfully situated on the Oxfordshire Hills and Confines of the :Mantes, and from its entinence, natural beauty, and pieluresque views, is particularly de. sirable for the Residenceof Ggntleman's • Family dis'tant, from London 37 miles,3 front ,Henley, and 4 from Reading; in a very exteniive and pleasant Neighbourhoodi with ex- . cAlent Roads. . _ . . . For further Pai•titulars, and to view the Premises, apply to Mr. Andrews, at Reading ; or Messrs. Batten and Aus, tice, King's . Bench Vialks, Temple; London. ' • • ' THE BALM of GILEAD instaniane-O , ly re_ licyes spasms, in the Side, breast; and intestines, diffusing a genial warmth, and prevents cramps and numbness in or after bathing in Spring or sea water. Ladies of a.cOld acrid 'or bilious habit of body, alfetted with 1 .nguor, head-aCh or hysterical affections; Gentlemen from the East or West Indies ; the Student fro . in public. Seminaries ; people off' fasbie i n ; _the studious ; persons of a confined and sedentary life ; as also to those afilided with n'ervctis affecticA '6l - i?S4 - bility Originating from heat of climate or icelaxation front juvenile indiscretion, , cannot have recourse: TO:A more salutary remedy, because it enriches_ the blood without inflaming it.; bracts the nervous. system ; frees and disburdens the viscera and other -important organs ; resolves obstrudions, and throws off viscid strong humours ; strengthens the genera! habit, and brings back the Muscular fibres to theirnatural end healthy tone. Hence its wonderful success in removing every symptoM of weakness, flatulence, palpitations, watch fulness, drowsiness after eating, timidity, flushes of haat and cold, numbness, giddiness, pains (especially of the' head,- back, and loins) hiccough, difficulty of respiration and deglu tition, dry cough, debility, loWness of spirits, loss of appc the, relaxation, indigestion, sickness, vomiting, gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal affections', dininess of sight; confused thOughts, wandering of the. mind., Eicc. • Where the stomach is disordered, the body is weaken ed ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation, and the eyes sink into the head. The Cordial Balm ot:Gilead. has established its 'restorativb efficacy throughout 'Europe and Aincricu; wherever it has been introduced, its sale has been mast Won_ derldlly'great—the demand f 4 exceeding any medicine ever published, and the benefit it has produced to society is ad. mitted by every person who has tried even a single bottle. It is the only' remedy that will restore to health those per. sons who, - by. an immoderate indulgence of their passions'i have ruined their constitutions, .attil occasions various attite. tionstif - the nervous system, as obstinate gleets',• involuntiiry emissions, excesses, irregularity or obstrudion of certain era cuations, weakileSses, total iinpotency; barrenness, .scc. Thousands at this moment live to 4praise the ti'ity the , / first applied to this remedy, and enjoy the blessings of health, who might have dropped into an untiarele grave. To induce the patient . to give the Cordial Balm - or Gilead a fair trial, and by due perseverance to obtain a radicalxti rC, Dr. Solomon has sent to his Agents a supply of Family Bot tles that contain four lOS. 63. °hes,: for wnich only 335. are charged, on which, of course, 9s. is saved to the purchaser. Each bottle has a stamp Whicn beats the proprietor's names and - address in the engraving, " Saint. Solomon, Liverpool,"" to imitate which is felony. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted, the usual compliment of a One f'o'und Note ; but - all written cases, or letters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are required to enclose only Half-41 7 G itinea. Such letters should; tor safety, be thus directed : " , •oney Letter, Dr. Solomon, Solomon's Place; Brownlow-street, Liverpool; paid double postage." Letters ritty be ordered to he address ed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-ollicc. till called for. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in les. 6d. a nd 3: t. Bottles ; the latter contain fottr of the fotrntr, by winch the Purchaser saves 9s. E very genuine Bottle has a Stamp,which bears the Proprietor's NaMv and Address, " Sam'uel Solo. '. more, 'Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Dodor must be and tos. 6d. as a Fee, eitelbsecl for Advice. The Cordial ilalrn of Gilead - , Anti- I mpetigmes, anti Ab. stergent Lotion, and " 'Guide to Health," are I Sold bY Remnant, Harriburgh ; IC Bitch, Peaft-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London ; and i n Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Buigin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, SMith ; BlaildfOrd, Simmons ;. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Citeltenham, Sel don ; - Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rullason ;'Colches ter, Kepner ; Oanterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, Mollie; Chatham, Etheringron ; Chelmsford, Clathar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chicheater, Phillipson ; tArclicester, Smith s ; Chippenhani, Combs ; Dublin, Keene,- No.• College. . green ; Derby,. Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ;• Dover, Neales ; 'Devizes • Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartinetith, Jackson ; Ealliburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewman and Son . ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker •, Glasgow„ , ;. Liverpool, Mer. cantile Gazette Office ; Bons, 1-folmes . ,; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; !,.eieester, Gregory, S widen Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; .Margate. Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborougn, Harold . ; Newbury, Ful ler, Alice; Newcastle, Walker, ilod4son ; Northampton, Dicey - Nottingham), -Burbage; Not4vich, Stevenson and,. Co. ; Oxford, Jones lymouth Dock, liox land. ; Ports. tn. ,uth, lielarn ; Reaiting; tiniart and Co". ;• Rochester, Ether ington ; Preston,. Sergent.• l - Shrewsbury - , Eddowes ; Southo. • ampton, • Baker ; Stalled,, tilo-rgan ; Stanit - 041, Newcomb-; Sunderland, Bray SaliSbury.„ ;. Scarborough, Bay. lev ; T au nton, Icoole ; Tunbridge Wells, Sprarige Welfa,N E ill ; Weymotitla, Wood t - Windsor, lilakeriey ; • York, Wolsrenholme ; and by all Ventlefs of -Genuine Medicines in U',e e.: ISitiedom. .