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London, England, 1809-07-08 00:00:00

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NU:VIPER 52 4 8.1

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:ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURAN-CE COMP.ANY,
NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACK FRIARS ;, j
Empowered by Ad of Parliament, ' ' I
- For-INSURANCE from FIRE. and on LIVES; and for 1 ADDIS.COMI3E ESTATE, CROYDO_N, SURREY,
the Grant and Purchase of. ANN CITIES. ' i .
Lately 1116' Residence :of .the EARL of 1.:1 VERPOOL,
INSURANOES falling due at Midsummer should 1
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, deceased. -
FU B.F. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTMACT,
be renewen within fifteen' Days from that period. I
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, Abatements are-made, arcurding to the Plan, which.origi. 1
'fogether or in Purcels, -
'natal with this Company; on the Premiums of all Fire Insu- :A LL that FREEHOLD-and part LEASEHOLD
rances.out of London. . A large Atlvatir*e is allowed on Life ! /1 ESTATE, called 4 DDISCO Aill.E;- consisting of a
' Insurance ; and every facility is afforded by which the in... singularly, noble Mansion, with all lit-Tess:try- Of and
Out-buttdirigs, with large Gardens,. in Otich: ate Pit-4ry.,
tereSt and convenience of the Public may be promoted.
.. . ' • - WARN I:- k PHI PPS, •geetetary. : 'Vintry,-Fruit and Succession Houses atni Vorcii; /tits of
*„* The-Company's Office for the Brest-end of London ii every description; and near 2:30 Acres of iGrass add -Arable
-at • No. 97, near oxterd-tre,r, on ate' West Side of New 'Land, lying iiia Ring Fence:, The Park. Lands and Wildar.
Bond-street. .
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...- - ness are ,beautifully adorned with-choice Timbor andOthel
' Trees ; and the whole alli
Estate is very richly inter sraedi
pivv-,_ ,_ Trees:
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. 'fine large Timber
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I anntioa'•.ate possession may be 1241 of the Wnsjon-houte
WEST MIDDLESEX WATER, wORkS. - --'
, ~ : - and 6 artzn, &c. and tBO Acres of the Land. The Estate is O' CE is. hefeby given, That by iii-tut! or .a
-oneanik-froin-Croydeti, and ten from London. - -... •' .
Requisition duly made, a Spe‘jal General Assettibt,yo '-•Fiirls.irticulars apply, to litessrs, I)esse and Dcudy,!
_Soli.
the Company of Proprietors,of this Undertaking will be held ' citors, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lace.
at the kreentason'g-1 avern, on Friday the zSth daytot7.luiy . • - ,
instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the. pilrpco.e
of •taking..intqCoasiclefation the Propriety of inereashig-the
Capital Stock of the Company.
ROB I'. S. SLOIER,. Chief Clerk.
- Montague-street,. Russell square,
i 101;7, I 8 9.

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IiELSO WEEKLY
,lOURNAL ; or I3ORDE.P. GA.
ZF.TT E. •
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1 $-.ALE.XANDER I,EADBEATER, • Proprietor of
the above Newspaper, grateral.for the Favours which
hai.'4' hien ronferriM trpoir ?Urn, beg' leave to return his
.wallest,"l7hailks to the Public .tor inc Patronage he has re-
'ee.iNM—Siiite its coinntenceinerit; which has secured it an ex-
, terisive, Circulation through the Counties of Roxburgh, .Ber=
\via, Selkirk, NorthumberfaA,
To.ttlose,Ftiends who have favoured ,hit; with Advertise-
ments, he also return, his grateful Thanks,;, and he deems it •
necessary to intOrm them, and the Public intteneral, that
. trom its CirCulation, in the, above Counties; •Advertiseinents
have the-ceiftinty of being now made generally known.
To Gentlemen having occasion ,to advertise the Let of
'Farms, &C. the Weekly ju,ornal possesses many Advantages,
• in.conse.riauraice of its, being published on' the Friday, and
being seen by the respeCtable- Farmers who attend Kelso Mar-
ker.. lit short; Advertisements of every 'DAeription'wJl ap,
pear with as great Advantage in the lournalr as in arty other
Paper ()la longer standing.
• Persons fAVOUring tit: ,Proprietor with Advertisements,
w%ll'please to address their Letters to him, at the " Weekly
Journal 0.1114.5 e, .Kelso," 'and -they may depend upon the ut.
most Attention, beinti'Tpaid to their Orders.
• Lond'oriiAgents tbrreceiving Advertisements, &c. Messrs.
Tat ler and Newton, s, ),Varwi4.iquare, Newgate-street. •
"KelsoTjuly 1, i 869.

JOHN. PEACU HUNG E R FOR D, EsQ. lieceased.
ALL Persons: having any Ctaiiri or 11nrind on
JOHN PEACE-1 HUNG ER FORD, bre ot buiglev
Hall, in the .County of*, Northampton,. Esquire^,-deceaseci,
are reqiieita by his
.I:xecutors- (the Rev Sir C:ialles Cave,
hart. andThomasSainAvell !Watson Sarnweir, 'Esq.) to "send
he particulars of their respeth-ve demands to the office of
Ceorge Warhealey. Attorney, in Market•Harborough, in the
County of Leicester, that the same may be examined and
discharged.
• ,By Ordcr of the above_nanaed Extcutors,
GEORGE WARFIEALEY.

COUNI ry OF WARWICK.

STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL NAV'IGA.
TION.

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T a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the PRO-
PRIETOKS of 'the said NAVIGATION held at
Stratford-on-Avon, on Wednesday the 2,8t11 of une last, it
was Resolved as follows, viz.

esolved,That it is the Opinion of this General Assembly,
that the S►tm of 90,000 be raised for the purpose •f com-
pleting this, Navigation.

• ' , . ARMY IN SPAIN.
On Tuesday next will be publithed,
OBSERVATIONS on the PROCEEDINGS of
V tin: BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN, in reply to the-
STATEMENTS of Brigadier-Gen. C LI N I'ON.
Printed for lokn Murray, 32, Ileet-4treet ; and sold'by.
every Bookeller in Town and Country. •

ResOlved; That it is the Opinion of this General Assem-
bly that the said Sum of -00,0001. cannot be raised 131 F Shares
of 401. each, and that therefore the, same be raised at 301.
each; making t e Total Number of New, Shares Three Thou-
sand, the utmost number allowed by the Ad of the 49tIt
year of His Majesty's Reign. - - • •
Resolved:chat the Subscription he open to the r resent Pro-
prietors for and until the Ist day of September next, to sub:
scribe in proportion to the nunibt of Shares they now hold
in the Undeitakir.g.
Resolved, That from and atter the First-Day nt Septem-
ber next, and from that time till -the mat Day of October
*next, the present Proprietors shall have liberty to subscribe
what number of Shares they may think proper ; but t bar if
at the last -mentioned Day it shall appear that a grater Num-
ber of otnrs are made than there are shares to supply, that
then the Shares shall be divided so as each Person may have
a -proportionate quantity.
Resolved, That i-_l.case the whole Number of Sherds shalt
not be subscribed for by the present Proprietors on-•;tlie Ist
Day of October next, that then the SubssriNOn .Ire opal to
the Public. at large, to take according to the priority of their
signification of becoming Proprietors:
Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned to Monday the
3.d day ot-October next.

COLONEL WARDLE. AND '['HE I.,ATE INQUIRY:
This Day was Published, price zs. •
FULL and AUTHENTIC 'REPORT of the
TRIAL ,t at ACTION brought by NIrs.CLARI';.4'O..
Upiwiste,er aornst Colo:nt WA It L E for the 'F'itpence-of
Ikuraisning, Mrs CLA RK .House. in Wetboutne-
place,,proviius to a I,A Inquiry. -
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London: Prnired and published by T. Gilltt, 7, Crown-
court, Fleet street ; and to: be had'of Sherwood, Neely, and
Jones, yaternaster- row; and all other BoAsebers. • .

Of whom may be had, price ss. plain ; tos 6d. in caleurs,
An animated l'uritait ut Mrs. CLiil c, bein,4',. the oniy-y.ne for
'which she ever,sat.

This Day was publi:
THE PHILOSOPHY
Natural History and Cu

shed, ptice.ss. boards,
C of PHYSIC ; being a
ire of the 1-ollOwing Diseases
Diseases pecuti4r to Woman
Diseases peculiar to•Ciiildren,
such as. Rickets, Worms.
Sore Eyes,lk•leasles,liooping
Cough, and Small-PDX.
Dropsy
Palsy , •

11110 S HUNT,
Clerk to the Conipany of Proprietors.

Fev-rs
Cllds
Consumption
.1`
Scurvy
Gout aryl Rheurnatism
Ston7-and Gravel
biseaes of the Liver
Chronic & Nervous Diseases
Scropitula, or Evil

sTATI: LOTTE RY,
TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
WIFT aid' Co. r'epectiu!ly • inform the Public,
that TICKLTS 'and • SHARES" are now on. Sale at all
their Offices ; a; the same time they beg-lea-ve'to recom-
mend to the attention of their Friends the Scheme of the
present Lottery, which. -they trust will merit,their approba-
tion and support : in order to prevent disappointment, it is
necessary to observe, that there are only goon Nambers in
the Lottery, and of course no Number higher than 5,00 o;
and that the Whole will be, drawn in One Day.
CAPITAL 'PRIZES. •
4 - - of - - - ~C20,0c0 •
4 -of - £5,000 jB.- of - T,003
4 -of - 2,000 t 12- •- -of - Sao
&c. &C.
As there are Four Tickets of each Number, Adventurers
May have the Chance Of gziibilig Eighty Thiosand Pounds.

Cancers
Distoc2siions
F radure-s. •

By the Rev.

W. WILSON.

Printed for Sherwood, Nee:
low.

y, and Jones, 2o; Paternoster-

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THE CLASS-BOOK.; or, 365 LESSONS for
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Dr. STEEk's OPODELDOC.
The name " F. Newbery, No. 45. St. Paul's," is engraved
on the Stamp, round the Wrapper of each Bottle, which,
it carefully attended to by Purchasers, will prevenutreir
being.imposeil upon by the numerous Counterfeits in Town
and Country, to which its success has given rise.
TT is far
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iscc. also in Cramps, or Numbness; in StiLfness and Weak-
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the Limbs when in a paralytic stale: it is al,o the' best.
remedy• for Chilblains, if dissolved in a spoon; and applied
warn!, and with a pledget of lint we'll moistened With it,
and tied on the part ailed with a rag, It is likewise tro-in
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. • The Wisdom of the Ancients was always expressed in -short
Apothegms,. or MakimS. The Temple of Delphos had
this Inscription, "Know Thyself."
WHEN we consider 'he invaluable blessing of
Pitid to Flea th, we regret to think that so little attention is
the preservation of it : it is the pre-eminent duty of
very plan who duly estimates the value of hi existence, to
rcNgard his Health.
Frequently has it hapPened.that many.-have h.4d the re-
-niainder of tht:: lives embittered, through the indiseietion 'of
an unguarcled.hour, and melancholy is the tate of those who,
trout a frequent practice M. a secret destructive habit, have
'it-timed manly viguur; and entailed on themselves a misera-
ble state of Debility, Distressing are the Nervous Diseases
induced by this most Insidious Vice, which not only debil,i-
ra•esatui enfeebles the body, but tenders the faculties of the
mind weak and inert also. To those labouring under the',
shove it may be A consolation to know the removal of such
by the gradual restoration of health, is the result:of my ex•
I erience.
A I ter having been regularly educated as a Memberof•the
Ito) al College, I wade Venereal and Scorbutic Complaibts,
and every species of Debiliq, the objetts of particular in-
vestigation, and having devoted fifteen years of my life to
thy Study of Medicine, trust it will not he deemed presump-
tion in saying my acquirements are neither inferior, or incon-
siderable,
frequent instances have I radically removed every ves-
tige of Syphilitic Intedion in the course.of a few hours, and
io.the inure inveterate and complicattd- stage:, where others
have toiled, have been success: ul.
T. COSS, Surgeon; 13, Bodietie-street,
lett-area. •

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TO THE DUKE OE YORK.
rills Day will be published, . • •
A -LETTER on itIi!CENT EVENTS :—Messrs.
L• 11,,. Adam, Lowton, Wilkinson, Green wo d, Duke of
Kent, Cintra, Generals Trigge and Fox, about Fees at Gi,
bralta ; Military Claims of Major lames ; Duke of SuSsex ;
'Lady d'Ameland and Children; late Bishop of London anu
Suns ,of the Clergy; towards. Rev. H. Glasse ; un Baron
Fletzpesult and W, (;arrow, Esq.
By Mrs. HAGUE,
Is published by Horseindn, No. 8,. flanway-street,, Oxfbrd-
,

street.

• This Day was published,
In three Volumes, iamo. price Lis. in boards,
LTISTOItIA. de .POI TUGAL: Composta etil
.11. luglei pOr Ulna Sociedaile .de Litteratos, Trali
era Vulgar cyra as Notas da Edicao Franeeza; etto—frodue-
ttir Portuguez, Autor.io 'de Moraes da Silva ; e_continitada
ate os noasos tenyos ; nova cdicao por Ilippolyto loze Da-
costa.•

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ILU L'Altei-r5 LIVES. Ttauslated from the
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