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•'• • ARMY AND NAVY ES UIPAG '
:-rrHE PATENT CAMP. BEDSTEADS, Furni-
-11 ture, Matmsses, and liediling.coinplete, are very resped-
tut ly recommended to 6..o.;ittiellien,as being:the most portable.
• and superior to any c44ers Made in London; Marquees,.
Tents, tables- and 'tst, improved prinCipies; Sea
: c:,ts,Sbta l3cds, and CI, srs.,. tor on Beard Ship; Muscpiitto
• Net tutiliturc, tent Bras-strew bedsteads,. tor East
....and West Indies, and atl .Foienzii Climates, at .•
MORGAN and SAWA: i<S's
`Patent 'Beitsteast *lanutlittory.and Ware-Rooms,
• Nos. lb and t 7, C.atlictine-street, Strand. . .
Morep- and Sanders's New-invented Ithpe.:isl
4 Sables, allowed; to be 'the most complete and elegant set of
Tables ever yet ft:vented: Are Very portable, packing in a Box
but to. Inches deep. , • .1r
N. o. The Faitionable Sofa'-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware-
house.
-

HACK-N 1 Y, E S
3Vell-AccustonitA P (Hi C- US E, Four newly-ereaed
. Neat COTTAGES andDW L LING-HO US F., auil.their
Appurtenances, and eligible BUILDING LAND, Flack.
zey---Yreehold
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •

(If not sooner Disposed of by Private Contract) at Garraway's
Cottee-house, London, on Wednesday, the tith July, 1807,
at Twelve o'clock at
_Noon, either together or in such

ioisandsubjeot to tuck Conaitieas as stiali be then agroect

upon,W •
AELL Accustomed. PUBLIC-HOUSE,
known by the Marne or Siga of The TWO BLACK
BOYS, with suitable Out-buildings arid Convenitncies.
A good DWELLING-HOUS E • And Four neat COT-
TAG ES, all newly erected, situate in Wells-street, in the
parish of St. lohn, at Hackney, in the county 'of Middlesex,
and upon or near to tho
_Road from London to Hommon,
now in the holding of .Messrs_ Gifford and Co. dr their Un-
der. Tenants, under an Agreement fora Lease for 'Fifty Years,
whereof 38 Years will be to come on the 24th day of [ une,
1807, at the yearly Rent of 241. but capable: or very consider-
able advance at the eXpirationof the term.'
' A COTTAGE and GARDEN; near to" the above, con.
taining 3k. NV. or thereabouts, in the hotting-61PM'. Wm.
Geary, as Tenant from year to year, 'at ail old Rent of 81. 8s:
per ann.
Two Pieces of MEADOW or PASTURE GROUND,
'called Long field and•BlaCk Boy Field, containing togetlitr
R. 3oP. or thereabouts, and another Piece-on—Hackney
Marsh, called Bullifonts, containing AA._4O. or thereabouts,
zow in the holding of 'Mr. Wm. Major, as Tenant from year
to year, at the yearly. Rent of 241. is..
A Piece of MEADOW•or PASTURE GROVND, in
Moor Down, adjoining the said Pieces called Long Field and
Black Boc, Field containing 3A. 3R. or thereabouts, now in
the holding of Mr. Robert Pulsford, as Tenant from year to
year, at the yearly Rent of 161. 16s.
Mr. Cox, the Tenant of the Two Black Boys;
the Preinises,-and further particulars may be known. on ap.
plication to Mr. Morris, Solicitor, in-Newport, Salop, or to
Messrs. 13enbovv and ilopq, Stone-buildings,
LOll{4Qll.

. - ,
GRAND REPOSITORY OF IjIIMAN.LEARNING.
thtder the Sanelien 'of His' MAjesry's Royal Licence a9cl

Hn S,aturday, May 16, ik7,. was.pphlished,
No. I, to be continued weekly of the
L'I4NCYCLOPiEDIA LONDINENSIS ;
UNI VERSA I. DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCI.
EINIC.ES. and LITERATURE:

The object of this Publication is to compress within a mo-
derate compass all the Improvements. in the liberal and
Mechanic Arts ; to illustrate the present enlightened state of
the.tciences ; to display the nuinerbus and recent Discoveries
in
_Geography and N itoral History ; ,as welt as in every
interesting branch of Foreign and. Domestic ,Li teratu re, Which
retitled Taste and polished Ai:miters render expedient for every
person to know, who aspires to till a respeclable situation• in
life.

Every Nu-mber, price 3d. each, will contain a most elegant
Engraving, or r4d. with the Plates suLterbly colothed ; or,
on tine Vellum Paper, plain is. each, or is: 6d coloured,-
Two Numbers, it desired, might :be taken weekly ; the
Work may be-had in complete Volumes, half yearly.
Sold by Champante and Withrow, e wry- street, A ldgate ;
at the Encyclopwriia-Ottice, Ave Ivlaria-laile, St. Paul!s; and
by all **sellers in:Town and,Country.

. This Day were.publiiihed, •
•
In 'One, large 'Volume,imperial' Folio, illoStrated. by Ss
Engravings, - executed- by eminent Artists, price Ten
Guineas, • ,
THE. ANTIQUITIES. of MAGNA -GRIECIA,
dedicated, by permission, to the ,Eati of 111,ira.,
By W. WILKINS, jun. M.A. F.A.S..
Fellow of GOnville and Caius Col!ege -Cambrldge:'*- '---
•Printed at the University Press, Cambridge, tbt Longman,
Hurst,, Rees, anctOrm,, Patern?ster.row
In an early stage of the advaneenuMt of the above Work,
it -was found that the price at which it 'was announced for
Subscription would be very inadequate to.defray the expellee.
-attending the Publication. The AuthJrwas therefore under
the necessity of closing the Subscription when ,the quihber
of Names upon the List amounted to 2t9. The Suhscrihers
are requested to send to the several Booksellers with whom
they left their Names, and to pay the amOunt of their Sub-
'scription upon claiming, their Copies. Such •of the Sub-
scribers as as communicated their wish of .haring Copies either
personally or by letter to the Author, are requested foend
for them to his House,, 30,
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The Author'Will 'feel' himself at liberty to dispose of -such
•SubseriptiOn-Copies as are not claimed within two months
afterthe runt of Publication-, to detray the expences of pub-

TABBS PQRSAI,IS ; • the Cousumption. in-
ci:ient to Young. Persons of Salacious Dispositions, is
so iittle treated of by the ancient Praetitioners of Med;cine,
as wclras through the delicacy of Modern Physicians, that'
an adequate idea of it cannot be col lecied from.their writings.
It is necessary then-tosay, that the first symptoms of the
Tabes Dorsalis are easily discerned by involiintaty nocturnal,
-emissions; pains in the back; as- well as oiten in the head;
lormication of the 'spine ; aching pains ; and weakness of
.sight ; deled _of memory, .by an .extreme riejection of
mental faculties ; and contingent to these are gotta-Sirena
meagre visage einatiattil 'body ; irregular 'asilniaatic Sensa-
tions
,vk:-liiche preceding a-syndrome of ,heetical complaints,
ultimately close the fatal catastrophe.: • The clfica) of the
CO It MA L BALM of GILEAD is daily demonstrated, in
eradicating the worst and irioSt dangerous symptoms of Net-.
Vous Disorders.; antinothinghas tended so.rnuch to establish
the fame of this Medicine, as its, certain success in those
contplaiiits, which strike their roots so deep.in the Constitth
tion, and are soqatal to the happiness'of Mankind:' '"• ' '
'Fite Cordial Balm 01.Giledd is earnestly recommended to
all Persons labouring under those cruel !nal-aches, Which break
out in a variefy of symptotris, and for which this• salubrious
Cordial is a.sare and certain remedy, comforting the stomach
and boeu els, bracing,the solids, and giving tone to the whole
nervous system._

As Dr.-Scilanon's pradice is now become so great and ex.
tenstve, and hi-s constant engagements require-a considerable
portion.uf his.time and attendance, he. expeasi when con-
sulted, the usual .compliment of a Guinea.; but all written
cases, or letteis'oradvice, and unaccompanied with art order
tor Medicine•and remittance, to be answered at his leisure,
are required, to -inclose only-Fialf-a.Gatinea. Su..:h letters
should, tor safety, be' flints clire4ed—", Money-letter, Dr.
Solomon,- Gilead 11mise, near LiverpooT ; paid double post-
age."—:Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or
A: 13. at the Post-Of-Ike,' till called-tor. - -
A saving of Niue Shillings in Two Guineas—The Cordial
Rahn of Gilead is sold in bottles, p:iee half-a-guinea each ;
there are also price
.iss. containing equal to tour but.
tles.at los. 6d by which. the Patient sttVes 9s. including also
the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Pmprietor's name
and address, "'Samuel Solomon, Liverpool, to imitate which
is felony: •

N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of, all
etters, whatever, must be paid for.

The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-IMpetigines, and.Ab-
btregent Lotion, and " Guide to Health,- are
_ _ _ _ .

Sold by -Mrs.- Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr.
Smith, Perfumer, No. 35,
.and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter aint-Mr. Scott. South-Biidge;
_Sir. Davidson and
;Jusband, Alder and Co. lidiriburAi;. Mr. Baxter, Ulasgew ;
W. Cameron, Greenock,; G. Browning, Paisley ;'ll. Craw-
ford, Kilmarnock • W'. Young,. Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P.
White Side, Avr; W. Crawtiard, Girvan ; . Carson, New.
Douglas; T. WMillan,. Kirkcudbright; T. tvl‘Crede, Kirk.
arty; J. Blyth,.Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar; Allan Dun-
f.lee P. CrAlgies Montrose; J.
.and J. Anderson,
Aberdeen; Dr. White, Ranh"; NPlntosh, Inverness ; I'.
M`Kenzie, Stornoway; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and
Bisset,.Pcrth; W. Anderson, Sterling; Cola! and keid, Leith ;
Alexander, Dunfeimline ; Wilson, Dunbar; Ar-
broath; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Thorson, BerwicK ;
WeddeL.Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbutlknot, and famieson, Pe-
terhead; A—M,Donald, TronAate, Glasw; and by gloss
I.l.Nksellers ill Venders of Medicines in the I.Thited
Kingdom,

O'Cbck, -
DELIGHTFUL,. •SubAantial, Brick-built,
Convenient .LEAS E LD VILLA, with 'attached
and Detached 0 ;rice's, extensive Lawn, Pleasure Grounds,
and C:1301; capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Green House,
Melon and Mushroom Grounds, Stabling for four Horses,
Coaelt•liouse, and Fore-courr, the Residence and Property
of Frahcis Frame, Esq. removing to London, beautifully
situate at an .agreeable ,-drstance from the 1V andsworth Road,
eatted WANDLE HOUSE, six miles only from the Royal
Exchange..
To be viewed till the Sale, by Tickets only, which with
Particulars, may be had of Mr. -liowley,• Brydges-street, Co-
vent .Garden ; Particulars may likewise be nad at the Spread
Eagle, Wandsworth ' • Red Liun, Putney ; Castle, Rich-
tnonil ; Plough, Claphain • Swan, Stockwell ; Hans,
Kennibgton ; -GarraWay's &tree-house ; •and on the Pre-
mires. • _ _ . _

N. 11, Qn Friday, July 3, and following .Day, will be
Sold-by A udion, on the l'reinises, all the Elegant Modern
Household Furniture, Colleaion of Paintings,' Prints, &c,
Descriptive Catalogues of which ;nay be had as above, at
6d._eacli,two days prior to the Sale. —To be then publicly
viewed. •

The whole may be treated for by Private Contraft.

MIDDLESEX.

COMPACT- GENTEEL .HOUSE, GARD-ENS,. &c.
HESTON; NEAR OSTERLY PARK, HOUNSLOW,
AND-CRANFORD':
'I() BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's house,. Cornhill, on
Monday, the zsith inst. at Twelve o'clock,
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
11.. 'ESTATE, comprising- a Neat and Compata Resi-
flence, standing on a Lawn, 'separated from the road by a
paled Fence ; contains on the Ground FlOor a neat Entrance,
two ex:ellent Parlours with windows to.the Lawn, Servants'
Roo.ns, good Kitchen, Scullery,- Larder, Cellars, &c. ; on the
First Story, two spacious Bed-chambers, Dressing-.room,
and two Servants'. Rooms, and suitable Rooms over; the de-
tached OifiCes are a Coach-house, and a Stable for three
horses, Lofts and Rooth over;. COal-hOuse, Poultry-house,
&c. ; a large Garden, fenced round; well cropped, and plant-
ed with choiee..Fruit-trees, 'Lawn, and Pleasure-ground, laid
out with Gravel-walks, and stocked with Forest-trees and
Shrubs, forming o very eligible property ter a small Family._..May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where parti-
culars may bz"had; at the Red Lion,, Southall and Houns-
low ;. Three PigeonS, Bret-tribal ; Star and Garter, Kew.:
bridge; Mr. Adams, Cranford-bridge; White tHorse, Ux-
bridge; at Garraway's ; andol Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square.

• NEAR CROYDON, SURREY.
ELIGIBLE LAND FOR BUILDING, COMMAND-
ING RICH AND EXTENSIVE PROSPECTS,
And only Eleven Miles from London.
. •TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, •
• . By Mr. ROBIN'S,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill,
on :Monday the i9th tune at Twelve o'clock, in Lots,
''HE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ES-
TATE, Land.tax redeemed ; comprising the valuable
Track of Land, .IDDINGTON'HI LES, and part of SHIR-
LEY COMMON, formed by,,Natilie.a must beautiful situ-
ation for eretting Villas, comitTanding rich and extensive pro-
speds of the country, anti abundantly supplied with excel-
lent water, situate between Croydon and Wickham, in the
county of Surrey, and a short distance from the Canal ; the
Lots'are laid out for the accommodation of Gentlemen and
Builders, and are well worth attention.
May e. viewed by,applyipF;, to Mr. Peat, Bailiff, Cole-
harbour Farm, of whom particulars maybe had .; at the Fox
and Goose, Shirley Common ; King's Arms, Croydon ; Bell,.
Bromley ; and of mr. Robins, . Warwick—street, Golden-
square.

LINCOLN's INN FIELDS.
ELIGHILE RESIDENCE. COACH-HOUSE, and

_ STABLES, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawnv's Coffee-houSe, in Exchange-alley, Conihill,
• on Monday, 29th.lnit.,at_Twelve o'Clock,
rT'HE LEI\SE Compaa and very Eligible
R E SI DE :;J C E, situate on the SoUth Side of Lincoln's
Inn Fields ; c'onrains on the giound floor . neat Entrance-
hall, spacious noble Eating-parlour, Breakfast-room, and
Sttidyokc. On the first-story are two handsome DraWing-
rooms, excellent Bod-chainbas on the sethnd.storY, and
Servants'-rooms over ; to the basement story are convenient
family om,es,. tke.• Coach-house and Sta-
bles, with communication to Portugal-street; the whole late-
ly put into substantial. and good repair.
The Purchaser may be. accommodated with the elegant
Household Furniture at a valuation...
To be viewed; by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden•square.