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Ord,ance t that thi.tr Bilis to the 3.4 , ..• Seittenik,r lEO+4, Trill be in the cow se ofPayntens, on Saturday'the gth'cr.:l torb instant. ALEXANDER DAFISON, Treasurer. T O -MORROW EVENING, March 8, will be performed -.-„ LOVE FOR LOVE. - • Sir Sampson Legend, Mr. DOWTON ; Valentine, Mr. ELLISTON • .. Scandal, Mr. BARRYMORE% Ben, Mr. BANNISTER; Foresight, Mr. MATHEWS ; Angelica MisS DUNCAN ,• . Mrs. Foresight, Mrs. lOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Frail, Miss POPE; Miss Prue, Mrs. lORDAN. wi-zn CENT L ELIEN, HAVING cast heard from General Camplpell, that he intends to offer himself a Candidate to repre sent you in Pullin - lent, 1 beg leave to solicit.your Votes and Interest at the next Eleaion. You have already bestowed on me such repeated marks of kindness, when circumstances made it impossible for me to attend to the duties of the TruSt as much as I could have wished, that I hope you will not think me presumptuous in flattering myself you . willii9t withdraw your proteCtion now, I shall take the earliest opportunity 'of paying my personal respeds to every Freeholder, 'and I . have the honour to re main, with sentiments of the most sincere gratitude and This Day was published, lb Six Vois. large Octavo, price inboards 21. it. 1 NTRODUCTION to the NEW TESTAIVIE,NT. By JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS, . Late Professor in the UniVersity of Gottingen, &c. Translated from the Fourth Edition of. the German, and considerably augmented with Notes, and a Dissertation on the Origin and Composition of the' Three First Gospels.— By Herbert Nlarsh, B. D. I.R.S. Fellow of St. John's Col lege, Cambridge. Printed for F.. and C..211-ivington, 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Sold also by j..Hatchard, Igo, Piccadilly and by the Booksellers at Oxford and GaMbridge. . A few Conies are printed on a tine woven Royal Paper, pries in hoards 31. tzs: .• f ro- The Dissertation, on, the Gospels may bz. had separate, price in boards:ss: • • Feb. .E, igo6. Tl - M PRINCIPAL ITICERSitird CO 31.11115- S lONERS of KIS .4f/17EStY's . do beriby give ,Notice, that on ,11'.-dnerdeo , the stab of 111a , eh ke.y.t, at oi,-e o'clock, they will be realy to treat ,wlth s*sfs 'Persons as may be,wilt, , :g to co:strati jar szipplyi...g flit itialesty'i ,Yard at 1'5 , 1:- mouth with stied luantifiet ELM TI MtiE R ef the fel/owing descriptions. as rstly be l'verned, the quarstiji inseri-d against each description being that which •rvili probably be v. , ,:zntect for, Throe ,17onths consnmption. OF AGE TO-;iIORROW. Baron Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER ; moron riflieberg, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lady Bruinback„ Mrs. SPARKS ;. Sophia; Miss HOLLOWAY ; Maria, Miss DE Cts.NIP. Rox ‘ es6s.., Second Price 3s. — Pit r..6d. Second Price a.s. 'Gallery as. Second' Pike is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6(1.—N0 Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken c•r" Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in - Little Russell-street. The Dow wilt be opened at kiall past Five, and the Play begin at past- Six. On Montlay,_Tbe,Travtliers Tha Weatherc; - cll , . . . NEVER 4 ACTED. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EYENING,•l‘larch s, will be perfornied A * HINT TO HUSBANDS. GENTLEMEN, ourrnosf obedient - and-obliged humble Servant, THOMAS pRAIIABI. Balgowan, March 2, 1306 • !It. In. ' Loat 4 .r,. ) from 6to ro square 7.;) Length io't to to if, 'ot I less than Elm Timber for , titeWood Min 3. e 16 t° ,a . 9 , } twice the 1 18 to 24 96 I square. j 2 4 to 30 :=6 . ) k _ ......Cr; . froze r4to :`,', feel , - ''",ltil 1 ; frott7it:: Elul 19 to 26 al S!tinches >, P T u i m in p be s . ? for I 27 tO 3 r 32 to 3:.4 . 12. } squarett 4 ; sin , Ilebt . 1 J end. .j . tlx lender ma' At a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUN TY of MIDDLESEX, Convened by the SFI-ER I FF, and held at the Mermaid, Hackney, on the 4th of March, Igo% 'pursuant to a Requisition signed by certain Freeholders for that purpose, . A N ADDIIin,S.; to HIS. MAJESTY Ara,' Read Nlq,...ta is.) Mr. TU F F NELL, and Seconded by Mr. SCOTT, whiat - wackunanimously agreed to. • z. Resolved unanimously, That this Address be presented,' by the Sheriff, to His Majesty, at the first convenient oppor tunity ; and the Mover and Seconder-of the Address, and the Members for the County, be requested in attend on the oc casion. a. Resolved, That, in the National Coimeils, for Many years past, we have too ,frequently observed a contemptuous disregardot Constitutional Principles, which, without deny ing to former Ministers knowledgtor ability, is sullieient to account for various calamities we experience, and many grievances we feel. 3. ResolVed unanimously, That front experience of the ' knowledge, talents, and popular exertions of thedistinguished Statesmen in the new Cabinet, and from the persuasion that they will have, on all Constitutional Questions, the concur fence of -their Colleagues in office, we feel confident they will resort to.the best energies of the Constitution, for put ting an end to every apprehension of Invasion, as a basis of honourable and lasting Peace; and we also trust they will ever make the spirit of the Constitution, and the fundamental Laws of the Land, their guide ; that so they may redress the grievances and promote the prosperity of the People. 4. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet ing be returned to George Byng, Esq. one of the Members for this County, for his uniform, upright, and Constitutional conduoi in Pailiament. 5. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Coun ' ty br given to the Freeholders who signed the Requisition for this Meeting, and to the Mover and Seconderof the Address. •6. Resolved unanimously, That the Proceedings' of this Meeting be Advertised in the Morning and Evening Papers. JOHN A N SLEY, Sheriff's • To SMITH. 5 The Sheriff being about to dissolve the Meeting, it was unahithously resolved, That the Thanks of this County be.. given to the•Sheriti, for callinff, the Meeting, and for hiS im-. partiality and condud this day. - ' . This Day was' published, price One Guinea, NO. I. Of ERSAILLES, PARIS, and SAINT DENIS ; -.4 V ti, a SERIES of VIEWS from Drawings made on titer spot, .bY C. - NATT ES. in the year aVo.?, illFarY.: - ..ive of e of .France, and the surroundiug Piaces. To letherwitb an Historical Account from the earlist period to the year t 804 ; Notices of the most i mportant Events ; and - Anecdotes of the most distinguished Charaders. • • liy L. I. GL.ARD. ' This Work will be completed in Twelve Numbers, each terittaining Four large Plat6s, coloured, after the manner of Drawings, and several. Shects of Letterpress in lriperial olio, price One Guinea. The Second Number will be published very shortly, and the whole concluded with the least possible delay. London published by Williain Miller, Albeinatte-street; and Vandramini, North End, Fulham ; and may be had of , ,Mr. Colnaglii, Cockspur-street ; and 1. C. Nattes, No. s, Woodstock-street, Bond-street. AF be setvr at ills Of: _'orm o f . f en. nay . Na Tender will be received at:fir TILT o Clock on the 1),17 of Treaty ; nor any noticed, unieai the Part', or an Agent fu* him, attends. The Charaders by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. H. 101-INSTON,- Mr. •FAwcETT, Mr. BRUNTON. Mr. POPE, kr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mrs. CLOVER, Mrs. EMERY, &. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BRUNTo N, Andthe Epilogue by'Miss WITH ROSINA. Belville, Mr. I r4C LEDON ; Captain Belville, Mr. HILL; Ro.sina, Mrs. ATKINS ; Dorcas, Mrs. EMERY. Poxes 6s. Pit 35. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery is. :The Doors to be opened at hall past Fiver and begin at halt past Six. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boi-Offlce in IThrt-strcet. • The Fai'ce of We Fly by Night will be repeated every evening till further notice. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 5, ito6. WIEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th SeaiOn of the p h Chapter of the lye Laws of-the UNITED CO MPA NI of ME Rai ANI Sof ENGLAND trading to the East Indies, it is ordained; " That a List shall be published fourteen days before the " Annual Election of Dircaors, containing the Names of " such Proprietors, qualified agreeable to Law, as shall sig. " nify, in Writing, to the Seci - etary, their desire of bet:oat " ing Candidates for the Direaion sixteeen days before such " Annual Election;" The COURT of DIRECTORS of the said Company do herehy give Make, in order that the Props icier: may conform to the said Bje La , :es, that the ensuing Eteßion of Six Di.-et7ors o/ the said Company fcsr four years, is appointed flr the gth of April next, and that such List will be published fourteen &vs before the said Eleaion,'as the aboltrbytteationed Bye directs. WILLIAM 'RAMSAY, Sec. • This Day was published, • In One large Volume-Odavci, price boundSs. a new Edition ) carefully corrected, being the z9th, of ACOMPANION for- the FESTIVALS aticl .:FASTS of tie CHURCH of ENGLAND: - With Colleds and Prayers fbr each Solemnity. By ROBERT NELSON,"Esq. Printed for F. C. and Rivington Johnson, W. 1. and I. Richardson, R. Baldwin, R. Faultier, 1. Walker, I. Nunn, W. Lowocte6, G. Wilkie and Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, Longman and Co. and R. Phillips. - Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Practice of True Devotion, in Relation to the End, as welt as the Means of Religion. With an-Office for the Holy Communion. To which is added, the Charatter of the Au thor. In one Vol. Duodecimo, the zest - Edition, price bound 35. 6d. or on fine' Paper, price in boards 55. 61. • _ GUILDHALL, LONDoNt. • To SCU LPIORS, MODELLERS, ire. &c. THE Court of Common . Council of t he Cit y of London having, on the-2Sth-Day of Feb. last, unani mously resolved, that the Committee appointed to carry into - execution the . Resolution of that Court, for 'erecting. a Nlo munent.tothe.Memory of the late ,Right lion. Wirt. Pitt, do procure and lay before a future Court such ModelS or De signs as they shall deem worthy, with Estitnates of the Ex pence of ereaing the sane, Do hereby give -Notice, That they will meet in the Coun cil eh:llllser in, the Guildhall aforesaid, on W ED N LSD AY, the 23it Day of April, 1806, at One o'clock, precisely, to re ceive Modelsor Designs - for such Monument, with Proposals (sealed c for'ecoeuting the same'; and the Committee re 'guest-the - respective .Artisrs will place some 'distinguishing Xilark on his Model or Design,-which should correspond with oneao Lie wade on _the cover, COLltiii r,:ing his Proposals fur . Fxccutmg the same. WOO.I)THORPE. THE improved PEDOMETER, or WA V WIS ER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and ti - ERKINS, Watch-makers, No. 115, West End of Newgate-street (removed tram Snow-hill, on account at the improvements there); who for near thirty years have fabricated these Machines ; and though they do not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket Witches, vet all that ever .carne to their knowledge have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incorreel in their performance, as to have been soon laid by AS useless. This, whiCh they take the,liberty to offer to the Public, is elegant ,in itself, most conveniently used, perfectly correct, and, what is'clesirable in all Machina; of Fancy, exceeding Cheap; not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing Companion - to Gentlemen, who are tend of Walking and Shooting : Flattering themselves the great Jrnprovement lately made hat dttr - 16;1 . it to itOiltia atitp.;. they take thii%=thui et makir:g to secure totheTselvee.a.t lent the credit thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiarists who have. copied their Machines, and passed them oil to Gentle. men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very interior work. SCHOOL BOOKS. • This Day were published, price 3s. 6d. boards, NGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS ; or, The 1:A - reacher's Assistant in Composition ; b.dng a System of eisy Rules for writing Exercises, illustrated by,Examples - , adapted to the U . se of both sexes, at School • to whic i are aided, Hints for CorreCting and ImproVing ffivenile Com position. The ad Edition,: with large Additions. 13y [OLIN WA LK.iiR. ''Printed for [. lohnson; in St. Paul's -Church-yard; [. Walker ; Wilkie and• Robinson, and G. Robillson, in Pater nostcr-row ; and Cada, and Davies, Strand. Where m 4 y be had, by the sante Author, KING's'ARMS INN, DUMFRIES. WKITCIIING returns his Grateful Acknow- . . ledgments to the Nobility and Gentry of the Town. ! anti County of Dumfries, and to the Public in general, for the Encouragment and Patronage he has received from them since he because Tacksrnan of thd above Inn, to which, for ! the.better Accommodation of Travelic rs:, he has lately made a very considerable addition, and ti tea up a number Of new Rooms in .the neatest and most fashionable stile. i. W. 4‘...flatterschimself thAt . the al/a-1019 , m .-olwataer, glty the King's Arm's inn of Dumfries ( which he . is determined 1 -by every attenti n and exertion to sapport), will intitle him to a continuance of public farui. • N.B.—Neat Piist Chaises, good Horses, and careful Dri vcr, tile Reduced Rate of is. per Mile. t. Outlines of E lisliG i arnin.ir, 2::. . boats. liAt - tcattikria,in which the Pti,liciplf.s..of Read f` Speaking arc investi6atc...tl and nxpiainzd. - 2d Edition. • - - . 3. A Rhetorical Grammar, in Which the common Impro prieties in Reading and Speaking are detected, and the..trutt bources of elegant Pronunciation pointed out. 7s.bds . 3c 1 Edit. 4. The Academic Speaker, a Selection of Pieces from the hest Writers, proper to be used and recited. at school. 4s. bound. 4th Edition. 5. A Krytothe Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture. Proper Names. _ ss. boards. 6. A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the Engl4ll . Language. 4to. ii. tis. 6th boards. 3d AN ACCOUNT OF THAT MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE, r rHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which is universally allowed to be an incornparaule Remedy This Day were published, elegantly printed by Nl‘Creery, in foolscap Bi/ft—price 6s. extra boards, 'ID OEM S. By EDWARD RUSHTON, of Liveepool. London': Printed for Thomas ()stet], No. 3, Ave: Maria. lane. Miele may be had.." The kuAic," a Poem, in Four Cantos, ov ft ivan Clarke, neatly printed, toolscap tivo. price ‘3s. 6d. boards. • TO I.AtILE S OF i1N1) FASHION. PVI:ENX FtYLt.. 4)RE4S 1-ie.AD-Di2ESSVS.' E-S:E :1:14.A.D-DItESSES, for which .T. BO kY 11AN siEirained a Patent on the z tst of October, itthir, has ieen . p - riiiireasivelkiising - into celebrity; they have • 9.ong claimed thz and justit.ietl the Motto he .adopted with the Patent, of. ..‘ ceRRECI .MITATIONS OF NATURE. fall-Dregs, and 3o Guineas. Half 'Dress, 4,5„ and 6 Guinex.,. Tocques, I to 2 . Guinefs. Ito IC, Guineas. Qrwri..; , ..ilr.N's PATENT. PER- C ), erieWy undue, in a very superior style; 4 and s Dress aud Military Queues; supply nat , ir 1, will 'Attach ta.ll.iir a quarter of an inch long, ISs. and t Guinea. Boivinan's hone tne (U .'s are Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day. 'lle attends tbe Nobility and Gentry- at - thei( own houses Tuesday, ThitrsdasP, and Saturday. 'l'. Bowman's is (the Oeginal Shop) No. New Bond-street, one door ab9ye Brook-stteet, • - MRS. BRYAN- respeafully acquaints - her Fr iends. and the Public, that encour4ged try the extensive Pa tronage she had the Honour to recive tor her-Astronomy, she is induced to publish, by S-ab,:efiption, her Course of LeEtuteS on atural - "Philt. , sopliy, which were ori ginally written for the.improvernem ot her pupils in natural icrlowledge, aid by ckcluOionS, to strengthen And establish their moral and religious principles.. Prepared 'by 7 years' experience in the fads site has attempted to in vestigate, Mrs. Bryan now ventures to solicit public'notice and confidence for these Lectures , loch contain much use. ful and scientific knowledve, divested of suds 'mathematical elucidations as require previou.4 mathematical instruction, yet sufficiently aided by the truths of that sublime science, tor popular reception, * and for clear, accurate, and extensive information. The Theory will be illustrated by a great va riety of amusing and interesting eXperiments, acc-inpanied by scientific anthornarnental Engravings. Useful Tables, a great number and variety of geographical and astronomical Problems, and a tompretiensive Vocabulary-of the Terms of Science used in the Lectures will form an extensive A ppen %fix to this which will be a printed in Quarto, from New Type, on a fine wove Mediuin Paper, hot- press:.d. The Names of Subscritiers wilL he received by Mr. Keats ley, Bookse3er, Fleet-street, 'anti Mrs. Bryan, 131ackheatit, *ill the isth of March, iBO6. No Money to be paid till the Delivety of the Book, which will he ready by the t;th of April enswng. THE real JAPAN BLACKING ; made by DAY and MARTIN. This invaluable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant jet black ,itvcr beheld, allbrds peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perfeetl, tree'from any-un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any clima t e. ' Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, 'No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock street, Covent-garden; W : Day, No. 65,' Swallow-street; A ittell, No. 1, Finch -lane ; and by the principal Boot .makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, price Is. 6d. each. VILLA AND FARM ELSTEAD, NEAR GODAL.- MIN, SURREY. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, _ _ By Mr. CHRISTIE, 4t the White Hart, - Guildford, on Saturday, March is, at :One o'Clock, in Two . Lots, ATRULY Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, in - the Parish of Elsteact, about four Miles from GO dalmin, five from . Farnham, and 39 from •London, in a re markably pleasant part of the Cot!iity of Siirrey, abounding with Game, and intdiseeled by Trout S!reains ; consisting • a• compactVill'a or Dwelling, with suitabe Offices, Lawn, and about to Acres of Land, decorated with thriving Plantations, and situated in the Village of Elstead. A Farm House, with Barn, &c. and about 56. Acres of Land, partof which is it Peat Soil of' great intrinsic value ; about 2.3 Acres of Meadow and" Pasture, and the Residue Arable, with common rights of great extent. The Dwelling and t o Acres adjoining are in hand, and the Farm in the oc cupation of Mr. John 'Attfield, who will chew the Estate, and of whom Particulars may he ltad ; also at the King's Arms, Gotialnain ; Bush, Farnham ; White Bart, Guild ford ; Fountain, Portsmouth ; Talbot, Ripley ; Sun, King ston ;of Shotter, Esq. Solicitor, 1 - 41:1113Latil at Garfa way's, Cornlali; and itt tall biall. NLW VOCAL MUSIC. Just published by Broderip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Hay market, Loudon, . I.JRN,• HOLY FATHER, a favourite Glee for four voices, sung at'Messrs. Harrisons' Concert, com posed by Mr. Clarke, Mus. l)oc. price is. Ah ! Love I find is like the Rose, price ts. 6d. The Nan, price is. Through every varied Scene thy Love, price is. Hast thou not seen the blooming Rose? price is. 6d. The dfant Stars but faintly shine, price is. 6d. The Maid with Eyes so blue, price is. 6d. Myth is the Bird, price is 6a, The Resolve, sung by Mrs. Jordan, price is. 6d. Soft Pity, sung by Mrs. lonian, price is. 6d. • Just published, for the Piano Forte, Three progressive Sonatas, by L. Von Esch, Op. 16. priCe 7s. 6d. Published by Subscription, THE ELEMENTS of COMMERCE - or. A Treatise on different CalculatiOns--Operaii , ns of Ex. change Arbitrations of Exchange—Speculations in change and Banking Operations—Exchange Circulations— Operations of Specie and BUllion—Pars ot Exchange and of Coins—Practical Spec6lations in Merchandize of all the Monies .Weights„ and Measures of every Nation, and reapeetiVe Tables of Proportion with those ot England— Table of Logarithms ; being a complete Systetn of Com mercial Calculations. By CHRISTOPHER DUBOST, Formerly Engineer.; Author of "Tire Merchants' Assist- ant," and of " Commercial Arithmetic." Conditions of S übscri ption. —This Work, consisting of two large Vols. ivo. will be published On the isth May, next. The list or Subscribers will he closed on the 3oth of .April. anci annexed to the *d Volume. The price to Subscribers, Two Guineas in boards, to be paid on delivery of the Work ; and to Non-suriscribers, Two G vineas and a half. . Subscriptions are received by H. D. Symonds, 20, Pater noster-row ; Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street ; and by, all Booksellers in Town and Country. This orginal and comprehensive Work, the want of which has' long been telt, is Well adapted to the use of • Merchants, and calculated to promote the instruction of Young Gentle meniii• Schools, and the improvement of Clerks in Counting Houses. -The first Volume, and two-thirds of the second, have already been submitted to several of the most eminent Merchants in this City ; 'and, among those who have honour ed The Elements of COmmeree with their patronage, are the following ; • • Baring Brothers and Co. Greffulhe Urorhers, Batard, - sanipson and Sharp' R. W. and G. Lee Richard Buyer and Co. - • M'Donnell, Bushell & Co. Henry Burmester and Sdn Antony Maaigin ' - P.-E._ Boehin and 1. Tay ler . • •j . and. W. Mellish & Co. FF CaMpbell and S. Anderson R. M. Raikes Christin, Clarke and BOwert Ch. Reid and [as. Win. De La Cour and Co. Dokat. and Divett Fermin De Tasfet and Co. Charles Thellusson A.Goldsraid, Son Sc D, EliasOn Samuel Williams Gpinci De la Torre,Perez. & Co. Wilson, Agassiz and Co. Gordon and Murphy Wombwell, Gautier4e Co. 6 - 3' The commercial 'Arithmetic, by the same Author, being au introduction to The Elements of Commerce, tube had of tare same Booksellers ; ea. boards. . - " As an Elementary Work z %ye think:the Commercial Arithmetic well 'worthy the attention of young Merchants, 'a mil - 1410y deberving to be introduced iuro our Schyols."' Aloothly Epitualc fur Septentlier, 180 s.. CAPITAL MlLL,"with SPINNING 'MACHINERY, • LANDS and WOODS. TO BE SOLD, ' In Two Lots, the Fee-Simple and Inheritance of tot 1. A New-built - MILL, with Two WATER WHEELS, three Pair of Stocks for cleaning Woollen Goods, and a CORN MILL adjoining, all in work, with a constant and abundant supply , vt Water, situated at Lee Mill Bridge, in the Parish of Plympton St, Mary, in the Count . ) , of Devon. The length of Building is 75 feet; and the breadth a 7, Together with Three Fields adjoining, of excellent Pasture Land, with a Linliay, Orchard. and Waste, cqntaining in all 7A. 311. 361'. A very large Wool len Business, for which the same is. peculiarly adapted, is now carried on upon the Premises ;, and the Purchaser may be accommodated with all the valuhle Machinery at a fair •appraisement. • - Lot a. All .that Tenement adjoining Lot One, called HILL TEN EM ENT, consisting of several Fields, or Closes of Land, containing by admeasurement oR,. SP. more or less ; and also all that Wood adjoining, containing by ad meaSurensent toA. 31t. 27P. situate also at Lee Mill, now - in the o,:cuptition of Jeremiah Head,, as Tenant at Will. The Premises arc distant abut eight miles and an half Pont PI y mouth . For Sale ot the Premises a Public Audion will be held at the George Inn, at Ridgeway; in the Perish of Plympton St. Mary, on Friday the 14th day of March inst. precisely' at Four o' Clock in the Afternoon. The Premises may be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays only, by application to the Foreman on the spot ; and fur ther particulars may be known of Mr. Foot, Solicitor, at Plymouth Dock. N. B. A Deposit of to per Cent. will be expedato b; paid by the Purchaser as soon as tile Sale is closed. FOR THE -GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP TIONS, SCROPHULA, CANCERS, AND OTHER CHRONICAL DISORDERS. THE REV. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC ; OR, . ALTERATIVE POWDER. THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu dent ill Physic, at G lasgow, is induced , to ot ter to the Public an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extensively used in Ireland for several Years, and its salutary Elfetis are produced in a sate and easy manner, with very little Sensible operation. 7 -13y mixing with the Blood and I Laces, it applies itself, to the. seat of the DiSorder, which it will remove by slow degrees from its alterative and healing cflialitiai. In Consumptions it will generally succeed in the two first stages, and - often even in the. last. In the Serophula, or Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ul cerated., Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the Patient even alter mortal symptoms had appeared. BLit Persons afflicted with Gout, Rheurnartsms, Cancers, and with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, - would do well to peruse " The Philosophy of Physic," written by the inventor (to be had at Symonds's, Paternoster-19w, or of the Ventlerit of this Medicine), in which its extraudinary Efficacy:will be strewn in various instances. This. Powder does not conta i n any I iidgiedient uottiendly to the human ConstitutiOnl' and, instead of weakening, its. teaulency is to invigorate, and to improve tike general health. ' It occasions no:danger teem Cold, and requires. neither Confinement nor change ot, Diet, Sold by F Newnery and Sons; at toe only Warehou , e for Dr. I amcs's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Churi.h.yaid, London ; in PackNts, price 45. 6d. each; containing tour I'a pers of eignt Mises, in all tiiiity-two that the Words, " F. New,bery, No, 4i, St. l'aul'p - ," - are. 43 %forca in the Stamps. for Debilitated Constitutions, Nerv ous Weaknesses, Loss of Appetite, The Deleterious Effects of Hot Consumptiort, Climates, Pains and Weakness of the Habitual Purgings, Stomach, - , and particularly Weaknesz of the Solids, The baneful consequences of Hypochondriac Affedions, intemperance. In short, it is happily calculated for the Weak, Sickly, and Infirm. Where the . ethistitution has been reduced by Disease or Irregularities, its Etlds as a Restorative are unprece dented. " Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liver pool; and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Ch u rch-yard, and Mathews and Leigh, No.. tB, Strand, London ; and by one or more Persons in every Market Town in the United Kingdom. Health is the greatest of all possessions.—A.hale Cob ler is better than a sick Kiiig.,,-14;c1, ERsT,„,. The CORDIAL BALM of- GILEAD is certain:) , the most elegant .and efficacious Medicine ever vet discovered, in weak and shattered constitutions, weakness of sight or memory, .iioochoridrii, trembliogs, horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and all other diseases arising from a - re laxed state ot the nervous system, and often the conse quence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the ne cessary cares of health, luxury, &c. its sedentary, inadivet or studious life, tlrs Cordial Bal:n itl3 universally established its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated arhongst the foremost of, those happy discoveries which medical re. search has procured as toe elessints of the human race; and greatest counteractive to hunian inisefy. Thousands at this rnsinient, in toe Luited Kingdom, live to praise the day they first applied to this admirable Remedy, and enjoy the blessings of health, who might otherwise, have dropped into au un timely grave. • This elegant Preparation having risen to the highest repute, is earnestly recommended to those Ladies who from repeated and diffteultlabours are atliided with weaknesses and infirrni. ties; in which cases it strengthens the stomach, the weaken ed organs, and the whole constitution. Those who in an advanced life feel the consequences of youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who have brought on-themselves a numerous train of evils, will, by the use ot this most invaluable Restorative, find themselves restored to , health and strength, and all the melancholy symptoms re. Voveil,„ which are the genera' ends of such cawses., , e di c i ne The Cordial Balm of Gilead - is a most noble M', co\nposed of some of the choicest balsams and strengtheners in the whole Meteria Medica. The process is long and labo ricnis, and requires the most twice and minute attention. It assuredly affords the most r.rmanent relief to those unhappy youths who have been deluded at art early age into a secret and destrottive vice, now common among them, as well as to persons of all ages attlatted with Nervous Disorders, pro ceeding either froth an immoderate use of tea, hard drinking, heat of climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad ly ings-in, immoderate course of the menses, &c. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London; Mr. I Smith, Pertiiiiier, No. 0, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgha Mr. Baxter, G heagow ; W. Cameron, Greenock G. 4rowning,. Paisley ;H. Craw., • ford, Kittuarnock ; W • Young, - Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. W. Crawford, Girvan; I. Carson, New toVoh,:gteiasisd;e,TAyt T. Niriminap, Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk. aid) , I- Blyth, Leven ;_f..Dempster, Cupar •' Allan,. Dun dee • C rarg ie, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and 1. Anderson, Abti e rtleen ; Dr. W tote, Banff; M'lntosit, Inverness ; T. Nl‘Keitzle, Stornaway ; .I'. Taylor, .Stranrae.r; - Johnson and Biaaet, Perth; W.Ataltraoli, Sterling; Coke and Reid, , Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar . ; Vinnet, Ar. hi path ; Dickson, .1-nglis, Diontrica, ; Phorson; Berwicx ; Wealdel; A inwick ; Paterson, ArbutY, , tot, and Jamieson, PC teritead ; A. itl‘Donalst, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most ~,keepers and Venders of -Patent Motlicines in the United • ,Ok