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~:.~-: \ :_ ~,' • f.il~ r 1 - - 40 -, • •1. . • , `ftnv.. r? p i • ; ri,%‘•':4; r - irr - 1 V I IL U N. 1 ,. / • //71/ i;ill* NUMBER 4305.] ED N SD A IT, JULY 2, 1806. ~...~.. .~__._~- Lpßi c E s PglSTei; VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 2, will be - a GRAND GALA, andaRILLIANT EXHIBITION of FIRE VVORKS. —Admission Three Shillings. •The Public are respeetfully informed, that owing to the necessary Preparations for Galas, the Gardens can only be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. ORIGINAL VACCINE 'POCK INSTITUTION, • No. 44, Broad-street, Golden square, ORDERED, That a GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT be held at this INSTITUTION, on Tues day Bth July, at Two o!Clock precisely. In consequence of Adverse Reports, Resolved• , I. That the Medical Establishment are of opinion, that the Cow-Pock Inoculation, under the regulation of this In stitution, according to their experience, is decidedly advanta geous over that of the Small Pox. If. That, since the offered Reward of Five Guineas to any Person who has been certified, not one has applied.in Consequence of a failure. 111. That, in general, Patients decline to accept of the Cer: rcatc, on account of their Own experience, shewing the security atter Vaccination, on living With persons ill ot Small Yox._ IV. That, as in a small proportion persons considered to have been duly Vaccinated have taken the Small Pox, it is thought proper to grant Certificates to those only who have been duly attested at t his_l nsti tution. V. To givl further satisfaction, and, considering that the Vaccine Disorder is a new morbjd arredion, that requires investigation (one ot the great objects ot this Institu tion), it is requested, that any persOns who apprehend they have taken the Small Pol 6, or have any Disorders from Vac cination, will apply to the hoard any Tuesday or Friday, at One o'Clock, to execute the design of a faithful Publication of accutnulated Evidence. Persons desirous of promoting the objeas of this Institu tion, Donation or Annual Subscription, viz, the Inoculat— ing of Patients, as well as the furnishing of Vaccine Matter, sflust apply at No. 44, Broad-street. .Tfie Medical Establishment consists of Doelors Pearson. 3iihel, and Nelson, Physicians ; Messrs. Keate, Payne, Toister, Heaviside, Gunning, Carpue, and Doratr, Surgeons; iviessrs. Myers, 13rande, and De Bruyn, Apothecaries. W. SANCHO, Sec. TO WIDOWS AND SINGLE LADIES. TN a pleasant Situation, about a Mile beyond X Hyde Park Corner, Two or more LA DI ES may be ac commodated with BOARD and LODGING on. moderate Terms. Letters addressed (post-pail) to E. G. No. 7, Queen's. buildings, Brompton, will be immediately attended to, A CAUTION TO FAMILIES THE great Reputation - which Mr. BURGESS has pined by the superior Exceltence of his ESSENCE ANCHOVIESof for FISH SAUCE has induced may) , "Persons to dive the same Name to an Article entirely dit . fereilt. JOHN RG ESS and SON think it a duty they.owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, °tiering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti cularly requested to ask for Bu ESS 7 S, and to observe none is genuine hut what have these \vorcls upon the Label— " lol►n Burgess and Son's Original - and Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London • PINNER, MIDDLESEX. TO BE LETT, and may be entered On iminediatelY, ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY HOUSE ; con sisting of Eating-room, Drawing-room, and Book looin, with a suitable number of Bedchambers, Stabling for tight Horses, convenient Ofrices, good • Knchen Garden, ?leisure Ground, &c. standing nearly in the centre of thir teen. Acres of Ground, near to several Market Towns, and, in a genteel Neighbourhood. Particulars of Tenure to be agreed on,\ and for a fort Ivr account, applications may be made to Mr. Crosby, House Agent, Bruton -street, Berkeley-square. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, -- At the Crown Inn, To-morrow, the 3d ►uly, tBo6, at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon, THE VALU4BLE STORES landed from the French -- Shills of War NIARENGO' and BE:I.LE POU E, captured by a Squadron of His Majesty's - Ships tinder the comanand of the Right Hon. Sir lohn Bcirlase War ren; Bart. consisting of Cables, Sails, standing and running Rigging, Rope in punk and Paper Stuff,.l ton and Brass Guns,. Howitzers and Swivels, Muskets and Bayonets, round, double-healed, Grape, and Cannister. Shot, Gun Carriages. Blocks of yarions sizes, Provisions and Wine, I ron;bound Leagers, Half Leagers, and other Casks, Iron Ballast, in old Guns and broken Pi7ces, useful Wrought Iron, old. Co pper and. Lead, lower Masts, Toptnasts, Yards -and -Spars, with faur handsome Time-pieces complete, and a large quail tity of Cornelian Stones and Beads, strung and loose. - The whole to he viewed three days before• the .Sale, and Catalogues had by applying to mA rrfi AS MARCH, and joint JOHN A. HICKLEY, 'S Brokers. Gosport, Tune 13, 1806. .. N.B. The SAL of the CORNELIAN STONES and BEADS in' the above Advertisetnevt is unavoidably post poned till a future Day, of which due Notice will be given. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Brown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July; 1836, at Ten o'Clock in the Foretvion, THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA, alias ESA RE LI A ; square. stern, about 160 tons mea. surement, nearly new, remarkably strong built, has two flush Becks, well found in Stores, and woteicl make an excellent racket, or suitable for any Trade where dispatch is required, being a very fast sailer ; regularly condemned as Prize to His Jdajesry's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. After which will be sold her Cargo, viz. • For E xportation. 440 Bags Sugar. 84 Dui° Cocoa. For Home Consumption. ' 93 Bales Sarsapatilla.. Fo Ditto !alai). i 6 Serons- Cochineal. 4 Bags A ilsoce. 504 D Hides in the Hair. 250 Pieces of Hides. 15 Tons LogwoOd. To be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before the Sale i and Catalogues and Inventories had by applying to Messrs. Peyton and Grenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard, London ; or MATTHIAS MARCH, or ? joint WILLIAM TURNER, S Brokers. Gosport, June 26, 1806.. TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. CAUTION.—The great reputation the GE NUINE fiAN DANA SOAP has acquired for giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fair.. Ness to the Hands, has induced a number of unprincipled Shopkeepers to sell a spurious Imitation thereof. In order to Prevent the dangerous consequences of bring imposed on, ob serve that the Bill, accompanying each Cake of the Genuine Soap, is signed by the Proprietor's wholesale Agent, Wm. Withers, in his own Hand-writing. Any Preparation oMred vnder this denomination, it it does not bear tlns Signature, Mutt be a glaring imposition, and dangerous to be depended ". —§o!d by Wm. A ithers (at the only Warehouse for Dr. Norris s Fever Drops), 229, Strand, London; Simmons, Canterbury; Pluckwell, Rochester ; Waldron Hotwells, - Bristoli Gregson's, Liverpool ; Raeburn, Edinburgh ; Iron side, Aberdeen ; and most Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Price Is. each Cake. SALES OF ESTATES. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE, LINCOLN's-INAt. FIELDS. • ' • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smith), At Garraway's Coffee-house,-Corn-hill, on Friday, the rath July inst. at Twelve, (13y A Order of the Assignees of Mr. R. Bent; Merchant) 31,105 t Desirable and Valuable- FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a- spacious excellent - Family House, in complete order, and substantial repair, conveni ently situate tor a Merchant or Professional Gentleman, No. 46, Portugal-row, Lincoln's Inn Fields. The House contains, numerous Bedchambers, spacious elegant Dining, Drawing, and Morning Rooms, Library, Gentleman's Dress- • ing-room, complete Offices, - and- excellent Cellaring for, va.• rious Wines, Ale, and Beer; cheerful Garden, Ice-house, Double Coach-house, and Stabling for Six Horses ; L6ft, and Servants' Rooms - , Counting-house, arched %Vine Vault &c. • opening into Portugal street • In a shomtime after the t 'th will, be. Sold by Aulion, .on the Premises, all the choice and valuable Stock of Wines, consisting of several'Pipes of Madeira and Port, liorgundy, Champaigne, Claret, &c. together with , the elegant Furni ture, Plate, Linen, Carriages, Horses, Books, and.nutnerous E tie • To be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, with Tic kets only ; which, with Particulars, may be has! of Messrs. ' Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, (Ail lfroad-street. Particulars also of Messrs: - Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge. street, Blacktriars'; and at Garrawa)'s. WINDSOR, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC ['ION, By Mr. SMITH, On the Premises, To-m July 3, Iso6, at Twelve 'Clock, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and gF FF.CTS, the PrCperty of Mr. 1)11LA VA UX; de ceased, at his late Dwelling-boase, No. 3, in the Upper Foundation, Windsor Castie., To be viewed, previous to the Sale : Catalogues may be had at No. 9, NeW liroad-,street, ni-,ar. the Royal Exchange, LondOil, and.at Windsor. VALUABLE:LIVE s - ro_Lx AND C;ROWING CROPS OF CORN AND GRASS. TO BE .St)LD BY AUCTION, `• , By Mr. SMITH, On the Premises, on riday,f Lily 4, 1806, at T wel ve o'C lock, THE GROWING CROPS of WHEAT, BAR LEY, 0A"N; , PEA:;E.;' and CRASS, 'ot 44 Acres; twelve .fine Cows alai CA:yes, a young Bull,• tour Draught klorses, a Brood Mare and Foal, the Property of Mr. WM. HAMMOND, ieaviirg his Farm`; near Cobham,,lour miles from Chertsey, ten from Guildford, iu the County of Surrey. . . • • To be viewed any time previous to the Sale : Catalogues on the Premises - a Mr. Smith, No. 9, New*Broact-streeti nearth6 Royal exchange, and at Windsor. L, A F LD, RAS.' TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITE-I 1 On the Premises, on ..etiurstt iV, ,j illy to, 1836, at Twelve • - o'Clock, . • • A VerY Genteel COTTAGE, with Coa6b-house,. Stable, Garden (fully planted) and Shrubbery ; in the occupation ot a very respectable Family who are quit ting the same ; pleasantly situated at Brock-Hill; Wartield, in the Contity ot Berics, eight miles from Windsor, and ten from Reading. • Tne Coach passes daily. Tn.-above Estate is cupytiold or: I nheritance, subject to a fine of as, ()Land aikantinai' quit=rent of 6d. • Prinprti Particulars to be had of Mr. Smith, Audioneer, No. 9, New Broad-street, near the , Royal Exchange ; at Windsor; and at tho Bush, Staines. B 1 OCK-111 LL, WARFIELD, BERKS. TO BE SOLI) BY ALJC FION, 'By Mr. SMITH, On the Prethises, on ThurA.ty, july 10, ISA, at Twelve &Clock, ' THLI' Neat and . Gentee l. .'HOUSEHOLD FUR.- N E, - and FIt:CTS,, tie Property of en itlonan leaving hiS House, at Brock-Hill, Warrield, in the County of !Jerks; eight miles froM Windsor,'..ind ten twat Reading la;v4talotres may be had on the Premises ; of Mr. Smith, N0.. 9 , New Broad-street, and at Winds Or. , GENTEEL RESIDENCE, near DORKING; SURREY. TO SE SOLD BY :.UC'I lON, • At Garraway's CotL:e house, 'Cii4n6e-alley, London, on ThOrsday Illy 17, 18a6, at l'welve o'Clock, , • A - FFREEHOLD , COPY HOLD EST - A 17,. comprising , . a very 'complete, substantial, and bunt Brick Dwelling-house, Coseh4iouse, ;and Stables, Garden, PlcaSure-ground, and Shrubbery, containing about two Acres, situate on a pleasing eininoce. The Cotman dene in :a beautiful diversified Country, and in the vicinity of the most-respeetable Neighbourhood ; a small distance iroin - Durkingl2.4„iniles from London, and 39 from Brighton. Tlue nest and genteel Household Furnature maybe taken at a fair valuation. ' • " To be viewed by application to Mr. Cheeseman, Up holder, Dorking, of whom particulars may had ,-and of Mr: Smith, No. 9, New Broad-street; near the, Royal Ex change ; and at Windsor, Berks. SHRUB's-HILLyILLA, near BA.GSI-IQT and WIND- SOR GREAT'PARK... ' TO BE SOLD BY 'AIiC LION, • By Mr. &mini, At Garraway's Coffe.lunise, 'Change-alley. London, on 'lrhursday,.f uly i 7, 1806, at Twelve • .A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Moder n and very ormplete Dwelling-house, with double Coach-house, Stabling tbr ten horse,, Barns, walled Gardens (planted with Fruit-trees), inclosed Yards, Hot and SucceS sion-houses, Paddock, Pleature-grounds, Fish-ponds, and full-grown Shrchbery, intersetted with Gravel-walks, v, ell tirnb:red, together with tine Leasehold Paddocks, only sepa rated by the Western Road, and ineloSed by a Pale Fence and Quick .Hedges, pleasantly situated at Shrub's-Hill, Windsor Foiest ; si mires from, London:4,z from Guildford, and 7 from..Wilidsor, with goOd Roads at all , Seasons ; pos sesiing 'many local advantages. ' Printed particulars may be had on the Premises ; the Bush, at Staines; of Mr. Smith; No. 9, New Broad -street, and at Windsor. BREWERY, AND WINE AND,SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, the ad day of August, &S 6, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven o'Clock precisely, by Order of the Assignees of folio Steam!, a Bankrupt, A LEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT, on the Banks of the Navigable River Medina, in full Trade, with several Trechold and Leasehold Public Houses attached thereto, and a very considerable. Trade in the Wine and Spirit'line. Also ‘b e v •a 1 other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses•in the Island, and at Portsmouth, G sport, and Lymington, with a considerable Stock of Wine and Spirits. Particulars may=be had, by . andication to Messrs. Clarke and Sewell. Newport'; Mr. Steane, Newport Wright s - and Bovill. No. 3g, Chancery.-lane ;, and Mr. Au brey, T ooke's.court , Cursitor-street, Lond on : and at the- Bugle, Newport ; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth ) the Blue • Posts, Gosport ; the Angel, !..yrnington ; the Dolphins, Southampton; and the George, ,Winchester. This Day were published. 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T .ETTERS written during a TOUR through .S 0V T •WALES in the Year 18)3,13nd at other times; cmdaining Views of the History, Anticlities,'.and -Custoths of that Part of the PrinCipality, 'and interspersed with. Qta servations on its• Scenery, Agriculture, Botany, Mineralogy, Trade, and ManUfadures. . By the Rey. J. EVANS, B.A. late of Jesus College, • Oxon. • _• _ ,London : Printed for C, and R. , Baldwin, of New Bridge.: street, Where May be:had, by the same Adthor,.the. Third Edi— fion of Letters written during_a Tour in North Vale;; Bs. , • —LORD. NELSON's LIFE. tßedicated'hy Permission to His. Royal H:gimess the Prince of W a l es ,) MIES National Work, brought' forward under • the immediate Patronage of bis Royal Highness. the Prince of .IVales, will be founded ou Dueunfents communi cateil by Earl Nelson, and othei•hranchi.-s of this distinguished l'a Wily, to the IteY. 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