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T 1N1.).1A HOUSE, • hille 21, 1809. CHURCH PREFEKM I
ENT .
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./kECThRS of the UNITED BE S LD,` the RECTORIES of ALDWIN• ,Elegantly
- . • This day was published, ' P ICHARDSON, )DLUCK, and Co. teepee:
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printed in one volume, price 71, hP a boards, ' ‘- fully acquaint the hat Tickets and Shares for the
'CHANTS of ENGLAND,hailing 4- CLE AL, SAINTS, in the County of Northamption, and. POEMS ; 'consisting of.Originels and nanslitions
, KINGSTON, h the County of Somerset.-For particulars apply -1- STATE LOTTERY are i at their Offic.es,l3ank Buildings,
-dy give N6fire, from the Greek, Latin, and Italian. Cornhill; and facing the f the King's Mews, Chariugl
(post paid) to TV, ,Ty.4DA I r Solicitor,, Lincoln's •Inn Fields.
id Company will be held by ads ..........-......... , • • • By Mrs. WARE, of Ware Hill, Herts. . Cros There are but 5,00 k krs (from Ito .sloott inclusive)
, Printed for T. Cadell an IW. Devito, &rand- fours.
ics eif each Nurnbcs whole to be to
in One Daye
•nhall-street, on Thursday, the Thu day was published, CAPII RIZES. .
the Forenoon, for the put- . Price 61. et sellished with a beautiful Frontispiece, This day sew published, in ivolirice.l2h boards, •
THE FARE -HOUSE, a Tale. With Amatory, ANONYMIANA ;or Ten Centuries. of 011erv.a. • 4 ........... ..... .. o
.of ... £l,OOO
report of the Select Coal. Pastoral, Ele, 'Sc,d Miscellaneous Poems, Sonnets, &e. thins on various Authors and Subjects. Compiled by slate 4
rated to enquire into.the
theveryoiLiaginranei dmasndwßievthetrettendidDdiivjonnetotaisda
copitithigfusullylnseuxbllshed from, 4
• by 3 114 ES MURRAY LACEY.ficc. .•.
c. • • -
-4 to the appointment Printed for Vs sot, Hood, and Sharpe, 81, Ponltty. Schemes at trails. •
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service of the East .
Tins ds was published, price Is. 6d. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pateenoeter-row.
wAr, •
bl•sheri, the 2d, editiop, live.' rite 7c. 64. beard.,
l'tritarY- REMAR KS 01 a. late PAMPHLET, cetltled the This 43.,,,
ws. . . , .. .
nisTliHa THIRD AND LAST GRA !TY LOTTERY OF- ".
R INVEST!. ' " GROUNDS a which the CHURCH kif ENGLAND -- ' - -I,lu -
Al GE ER; or, a Selection of Letters on Life - FREEHOLI
crg of Land-Tax, upstart TSES, • . '
00,000 in Capital Priies:
separated from the C TURCII of ROME:' recontidered pyi l. _
' ABOBS OF Stn,ooo T
Shute, Bishop of Durh n. By the AaShor of the. Remarks on M. and Manners. .To be drawn in Guildhall in Four 5000 Tickets each MY;
the Bishop of•Durhani'j Charge. By JOHN.MUCKERSY, Minister of West Calder. - No fixed I
ster, London: Printed for Booker, New Bohol-street; and sold by. PrOtte4 for Longinus, Hurst, Reeh and Orme; and Constable, THERE are Twenty-five i . .
Capital Prizes in
kw,. Keatingi bild•Co. Duke treet, renvenor-squart; and also by Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Londoa ; and Peter Hill and A. Cot-
„„,_,,,, York; ,
_mks, I
vaunt;
and Ban" Quay-siste,Newessibi„ stable and Co. Edinburgh. ' - this Lottery, copsistiog of tn ire excellent 'Freehold
`cl. of upon °""- HOUSES, situated in Skinner-street 1 keel-street, Ster which
pon- Fyne. .
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of f - 3 lAA, went published, in- 2 Vols. Bvo. price lets. boards, wore estimated in the year 1606, wt Wing materials were
.... .ItitskVkl..S IX iIE SOUTH OF FRANCiIe . • -i-
LETT-
Elg:ien VA RIOUS•SUBJECTS,: muds' cheaper than at proem, by fri sent Surveyors, and
This day was publish, I, in One Vol. 4to. price ,e 1 Se. ' Political, and Ecclesiastical, to and front Literary, proved by there upon oath, before at. lei of the House oli
Centurions
TRAVELS in the IOUTH of FRANCE, and • WILLIAM NICOLSON, D.D. ~ , ,to be worth upwards of t 00; bin as it is do.
sizable that the public should know* thk set improved value
in the Interior at the 'nwinces of Prey: nee, Languedoc, Successively Bishop of Carlisle and- of Detry, and
which will be Archbishop of
'd the Limosin, by a Route ever before performed, being along Cashel. • of the property, i new
shed as soon as it o beaus[' *Tie Survey and Est li now preparing, of
Banks of the Loire, the tyre, and the 'Garonne. Made by Including the Correspondence of several eminent Prelates, front publik
and Shares are on sale by l"
ission of the French Go •rnment, in the Summers of the 1683 to 1726-7, inclusive. Faltkfully printed from the Originals; • -*t• '
' 'SIR JAMES BRANSCO I.oa. C -
1807 and t SO6. • and illustrated with Literary and Historical Anecdotes. : -. .
By LIEU rENTANT-k OLONEL PINKNEY, by JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. B. and P. No. 37, Corehill; 11, Holborn ; sit, tiket ; and 268,
Of the North Antei 7au Native Rangers. Printed for Longman Hitrst Reesand Orme, Paternoster-row.
, , Strand-,-who sold and shared Threw of the I Capital Prizes
Iby T. Pur'.ay alit Son, No. 1, Paternoster-row, ,
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'to be bad of all Bo :sellers in Town and Country. - Lately published, price es. in boirds, PRESZNT PRICE., . • ..
. THE ELEMEN'I'S of GREEK GRAMMAR, Ticket . - sett 8 6
nutslisued, us 4 lit c. Belo. containingupwards• 1
.- • with Notes for the use of those who have made some pro- Half - -24 8 0 I Eitith - .et ao•
'-tgs. pri-e XI ie. in boards, vellum basks
cress in the
IRICGALI ERY of PORTRAITS - language;iiy R. V,ALPY, D.D. F.A.S. • The Price will shortly advance.-Schemes at large Tay be had
:S;
containing ,orrect Copies, in outline, sa Sold by Mes,re. Richardson, Law, Longman and Co.; Lack- • -
st celebrated ousters ; with Critical Re- In ton and-moo. Rivington, Lunn. Ilulau. • •
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-al Memoir.. * ACOUNTRY RESIDENCE for aGENCLEMAN'S FAMILY,
Where may be had, by the same,
's the first.ir sessions of the Plates, four 'M.: V in the NEIGHBOURHOOD of SOUTHAMPTON.
~.. ..A.ZAIRNTS of LATIN GRAMMAR, with Notes, &c. 7th -
. Tate SOLD by.AUCTION, by Mr. WAITS,
Edit. price 2s. 6d. bound. On Thire
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lished on he Ist of Ali use contain- r, day, the StOth of July, at the Dolphin Inn, Southamp..
..,ELECTUSSENTENTIARUMetPIISTORIARUM,IIdIISUMPIMMIIII
ton, with the Fixtures, Furniture, &c. situate 'near the pleasant
accommodatus, 9th Edit. price 25. 6d. • • •
and Sh ire, No. Si, Poultry. • o
.. RINCIPIA OFFICIO RUM HISTORIM, CC GEOGRAPIIIM, e Ci•• - Village of iVlilbrook, and within two miles of S,:uthainpton,
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_ A New LATIN VOCABULARY, Oared to' the best Grammars, •-a. • in a remarkably salubrious air, having a very extensive and
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c„ „ ,k, ~...,.„, C. ~..c.,,,._ with Tables, SdFAit. price In. 64. picturesque view of the surrounding Country, Milbronkl3ay,•the
' Etas. Extremes, to be translated into Latin, veith funnier ex- New Forest, Etc.; supplied with plenty of excellent wxer ; corn.
w. 4to. Ao. li. of
ens,,,2d Edit. price__M. rid:.
from • . prising a Dining and Breakfast-pa lour, DraWing-room, and seven
1 c Illustrations of
,PliaatiOffices,
1 Picturesque SceiterY, LATIN I,lAtoorzs, couecter the best Latin
-Writers,- Bed-rooms, with appropriate a 'Mall Pleasure Ground,
2d Edit. price sts. • Kitchen Garden, Double Comb-house and Stabling, and about
wed by William C00k.., „
r-ORTICAL CartoNoLoar of Andent ' and English- History, three Acres of Pasture Land.
Es •.Willi an Account . .
sth-Edit. price 2s. Further particulars may be had (if by letter, post paid) of thp
to View. .
C is's. Sons." . •,• A few Copies of the- itininita Sumas. Po sari may AID Auctioneer, at his Office, in E tst-street, Southampton.
be had. • Where may be had ads),
Ai •er Abbey- . MANOR AND ESTATES, DORSE I SHIRE.
Abbey -2., ' ELEGANTIM LATANA, a Book of Exr lemma founded en rules
hi -4. Garrick'sTo be SOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN YOUNG, . *
for writing Latin Prose with elegance; 2crEdit. price Ss. 6d. On Wednesday, the sth day of J.Ily„,1809, at Eleven o'o°4 li ••
1 .
• ' ErisTOLZ CICERONIS SILECTN, price 2s.
a •ry ;. fay- , the Forenoon, at the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in
c. this
teitenTs of ANCIINT MYTHOLOGY, price 25.
. 'tarences County of Dorset, . . .
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MODERN SURGERY. SEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD FARMS and
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ESTATES, -consisting of rich Arable, Meadow, Pastor,
'a. This day was published, a new, revised, and mush enlarged edi-
Ground, and Brick Kilns (Landitaz redeemed, Churcla.and Poor-
1. tion, illustrated by additional plates, price 145. in boards,
aced " - thes ve moderate situate in tik Parish of Shaston
THE- FIRST LINES OE THE PRACTICE rates' a- ' Y r 7 b. • •
Saint James, within a short distance of the Town of Shaftesbury', ,
nt -m- OF SURGERY; including the latest Improvements and possession of greatest part whereof may be had at Michaelis?* •
1g liseoveries; being an ,Elememay Werk for Students, and a Book next; alp the inatiorial rights.and privileges of ,the nundred or -
Is Reference for Pructititiners. Liberty of Alceater extending over about 1500. Acres of Land.
b. • BY SAMUEL COOPER, . For vie, the nreiribier. apply to the difif runt Tenants, or
-k 'ter entre itqaTeCis /SP cif Stirrer* Teltovrefthb Mak*, .visr: lawi-E,?ssiichsergfintfelti•strutstwite', Ira'sLit-pfiret -
•o Society of London, /cc. /cc. .
_., thereof ; and for particulars and also a sight of the plan of the
- 1 d far RICEARO PMILLIPS, London; and so be had of w Estates, to Messrs. Blake and White, Solicitors, Essex-meet,
:t. sr. Of whom may be bad, Strand, London; particulars may also be had of Mr. Thomas
vs •I Surgem, ;outlining the windeDudes of Prefessio-
•Auctioneer,
.._. ,a, by William TurnlitilL 10s:6d. ,
•Wirner, and the Romiey„flants.
i k Ito the Cans.* and Treatnieqt of Diselrdered Re- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
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n, Ivuhive Asthma, by Robert Brae, M.D. Fourth " By Messrs. HODSKIN SON and CO,
b At Caraway's, on Tuesday, the Ist Aetna, at Twelee • %leek;
'lt Inity, its Causes and Cure, by Thsmu Ar- in Two Lots;
14 6s. - • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part
In uses, Progress, and Curs of -Consumption, I- A* bOPYHOLD ESTATE, situated on the Borden of Nor-
m
te 7s.
folk and Suffolk, near the town of Braaddn, 77 miles from Lou- .
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. i `dished, the Third Edition, den, .17 from Newmarket, 20 from Lynn, 16 from Swaffham, ant
Arid' additional Plates; in Two Vols. 30 on Norwich; consisting of a substantial well-built Mansion-
r 16a. 6d. half-bourut . house, Offices; and Pleasure-ground, with 2051 Acres, lying ,
in POETICAL RELICKS compact, and may be render .sue of the most complete Farad •
'oi ed by Tradition, and in this Country, as it may WiCed,.altcgetbar. , or
.any quintit/
* • added, Variations for the
In°teAntiquitY ; never bef°re inaFarymbholaiused tonearthetheMacsetihtre, 111157110 AttesrewftreiDdetreof iswgtondth aMsursaiatirkabis
With a select collection of and Grazing Ground, 1230 of Arabic, about 250 are excellent
Sheep-walk, the most part of which is well adapted far Simt-foiy. '
;cal Blossoms, Epig •
or other Artificial Grasses ;in many parts are Clay and Mari for
~, with
flgibili Timprovemenia ; also a valuable Chalk Pit, with a UAW Kiln anti
'DS and DRUIDS, a navigable Cut for Boats communicating with kite Thetford Na- • •
I ',khan account of
vigation,' and it is well known that Lime is an excellent Manure
a-copious disser- w
• ken laid upon the Meadow and Pasture Lands, such as this
*1 Briton, neighbourhood consists of; abounding with Game, and a korai
Greet of a free Fishery in the-Little Ouse adjoining the Estate L
\e Prince of
several miles In extent. Possession may be bad at Michaelailis
`r•sce- -
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V. Miller, next-
.„ll mai Particulars may be had at the Peet Office, Brandon; of M.
3c A R , Yarrington, Solicitor, Swaff ham ; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor-
T- vetch ; Mr. Sparks, Solicitor, Bury; Mr. Gouldiog,White Hart lac,
n. 't ; at
rev, Newmarket ; Messrs. Barrett?, Solicitors, Gray's lan, London;
rc r , Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer, No. 42, Leicester-square; Mr.
as ' Hodskinson 35, ArundeUetreet, Surveyor, where a Plats of the
Estate maybe see& ; and 'of Rohn Malyn, Brandon, who will
thew the Latats- - • . .
a
souTA WALES.
I.
st 'IRABLE RESIDENCE and ESTATE, BRECONSHIRE,
I. With immediate possession, and Land-tax Redeemed.
S. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION,
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Os By Mr..l'EY CON, •
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la vay'S Coffei.House, Change-Alley, Comhill, on •
-h `sty, the tOth day of July, 1609, in One Lot, .
h ' valuable' FREEHOLD. ESTATE*
I 7 EIIsISHIJN ; . comprising a substantial • UAW-
&
vmplete repair, fit fur the residence Of &lags
ro
, lity,•walled Garden,chearful Lawn, acci. A
,noplete Farm Buildings, and also two !arm
H -Is, and upwards of
Acres of cannel
\ ring fence, part sRland,1and, and the ries
). spectable Tenants, and is of the clear
0 I'7oo. ,
blo,acquisition to any Centimes
vitits,-es the Landis of•tlib Pat
I adapted M the convertible sys.
•ion, a sportsman may, hod fail ,
,a 1 with Game, the baktef
• . .
• part of the prointrtylthe •
IA Ishery,,beittewithlin live
w kept ill the inuatedibin
'twain the two rOlida ,
%, near to the /434:
Niall Cinch-
licitOter 4 ;71t4
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utiles ' •
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be 111.4.
A 'IOUS, '.
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TOUilia. N .
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• 'TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1809

.(PItICE SIXPENCE-HAI:FP/NNY.

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EAST INDIA HOUSE, • hille 21, 1809.
TIE COURT of DIkECMRS of the UNITED,
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND* trading
to the EAST INDIES, do Array Owe Mt:ire,
That a General Court of the said Company will be hold by ad-
journment at their House is Leadsnhall-streut, on Thursday, she
6th July non, or Eleven .4..3'C10ck in the Forenoon, for the pur-
pose of taking into its consideration the report of the select Corn.
mince of the House of Commons, appointed to enquire Into the
existence of any corrupt practices in 'regard to the appointment
and nomination of Writers or Cadets in the service of the tast
India Oimpany. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Itvretar

This day was published,
,Eleiantly printed in one volume, price ill boards,
pOEMS ; consisting of Originals and Translations
from the Creek, Latin, and Italian.
By Mrs. WARE, of Ware Hill, fAerts.
Printed for T. Cadell an 1 W. Davie*, &rand.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respectIN. fully acquaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares for thy
STATE LOTTERY ire on Sale at their Offices, Bank Euildingse
Cornhill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing.
Cross. There are but 5,000 Numbers (from Ito .spoo inclusive) .
four Tickets Of each Number. The whole to be &awn in One Days
CAPITAL PRIZES.

Thii day was published,
Price is. embellished with a beautiful Frontispiece,
THE FARM-HOUSE, a Tale. With Amatory,
Pastoral, Elegisac, and Miscellaneous Poems, Sonnets, &e.
133, JAMES MURRAY LACEY.
Printed for Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, 81, PenMT.

This day wire published
in Ivo:price 12.5: boards
NONYMIANA ; or Ten Centuries of OiX erva-
-
signs on various Authors and Subjects. Compiled by slate
very Liarned and Reverend Divine; and 1'411461)1y published from.
the stiginal MS. with tip addition of a copious Index.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Ornae,Paternoeter-row.

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&c. &c. &c. •
Schemes at large gratis.

Tins day was published, price ls. 6d.
REMARKS on a late PAMPHLET, cetltled the
" GROUNDS 4n which the CHURCH kit ENGLAND
separated from the CHURCH of ROME,7 reconsidered p
Shute, Bishop of Durham. By the Author of the• Remarks on
the Bishop of Durham's Charge.
London: Printed for J. Booker, New Bond-street; and sold by.
Keatings `arid 'Co. Duke-street, Grosvenor-square; and also by
Todd, York; Sharrocks, Preston; and Ball, Quay-side, Newcastle-.
upon-Tyne. . ,

THIRD AND LAST GRAMS CITY LOTTERY Or
FRFFHOIII HOUSES,
Discharged of Lind-Tax, upwards of .:€lOO,OOO in CipitalPriies:
20,000 Tickets,
To be drawn in Guildhall in Four Days, 5000 Tickets each Daf;
No fixed Prize.
rTHERE are Twenty-five grand Capital Prizes bi
L this Lottery, consisting of Twenty-nine excellent 'Freehold
HOUSES, situated in Skinner-street and Pickett-street, ace. which
wore enthused in the year 11006, when building materials were
snots` cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, an
proved by there epos' oath, before a Committee of the House o
Comnions to be worth upwards of £100,000; but as it is de+
sirable that the pub& should know* the present improved value
of the property, i new Survey and Estimate li now preparing, '
which will be published as soon as it can be Obtained:. 'Ticket;
and Shares are on sale by
''SIR JAMES BRANSCOMti
No. 37, Corahill; 11, Holborn ; at, Iraynaarket; and 269,
Strand-,-who sold and shared Three of the' Grand Capital Prizes
'.its the last City Lottery. . • -
PRZSZNT earca,. •
Ticket 28 II 6
Half - •24 8 0 1 EiElth S O.
• Qtafter •S 5 0 1 Sixteenth •0 II • 6
The Pries will shortly advance.—Schemes at large may be had

0:110E OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTI-
GATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE NABOBS OF
THE CARNATIC.
No. 11, Manehester-Buildingi, '4ll'estminster,
)une 26, IKM

This day was ptbl;..she4l, the 2d, editiop; tivOldee 7C 6d.
M. GEVER , or, a belecttou of Letters ou Life
and Manners.
By JOHN.MUCK ERSY, Minister of West Calder.
Prlate4 for I,,ongtpan, Hurst, Itees,and Orin; nod Constable,
Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London ; and Peter Hill and A. Con.
stable and Co. Edinburgh. -

conformity to the 19th Clattse of the Deed of
I Ageonent between the United Compi4 of Nierclaints of
Trtyisad trading to the East Indies of the one part, and the Cm.
a tors of the late Nabobs of the carnatic of the ether part, the
cOntlii-,sionert appointed under that Agreement give notice, that
eonti:.aation of the Schedule of the Claims made before them,
a:.4 the Commis.ioners in India, since that inserted in the Ga-
zette of Saturday, the 17th of June, has been published in the
Gazette 4 Saturday, the '24th of June instant, that" all such per-
sons as shah have any interest to support or impeach the same,
may h..ve sufficient opportunities so to do."
• JOHN PARKHOUSE, Sec.

NAVELS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANC& •
This day was published, in One Vol. 4to. price ,e 1 Sa. '
TRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, andl
in the Interior at the Provinces of Prov:nce, Languedoc,
and the Lirnosin, by a Route never before performed, being along
the Banks of the Loire, the Isere, and the Garonne. Made by
perndssion of the French Government, in the Summers of the
Years 1807 and 1808.

I hitiry were published, in 2 Vols. Bvo. prier lels. boards,
LETTERg:IBII VARIOUS-SUBJECTS, Literary,
Political, and Ecclesiastical, to and from
• WILLIAM NICOLSON, D.D. • ,
Successively Bishop of Carlisle and of Detry, and Archbishop of
Cashel.
•
Including the Correspondence of several eminent Prelates, front
162 s to 1726-7, inclusive. Fah:dully printed from the Originals;
and illustrated with Literary and Historical Anecdotes. :
By JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. 11., and P.
l'rinted for Longman, Hurst, Reesand Orme, Paternoster-row.

By LIEU rEgANT-COLONEL PINKNEY,
Of the North American Native Rangers.

Published by T. Pur•!ay wed Son No. 1, Paternoster--row,
and to be bad of all Bo )ksellers in Town and Country.

Lately putlished, price es. is boarch,
j'HE ELEMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR,
with Notes tor the use of those who have made some pro-
gress in the language; 2d Edition.
By R. VAI.PY, D.D. F.A.S. •
Sold by Mes,ra. Richardson, Law, Longman and Co.; Ladd
legion and 1/4.:0. Rivirgton, Lunn. Dulau. •
Where may be had, by the same,
The ELRMtNTS of LATIN GRAMMAR, with Notes, &c. 7th
Edit. price 9s. 6d. bound.
DE LECTUS SENTLNTIARUM etFUSTORIARUM,IIdILSUMLICOMIIII
accommodatus, 9th Edit. price 25. 6d.
PRINCIPIA OFFICIO RUM, HISTORIM, RC GEOGRAPIIIM, e Ci-
ccrone, &c. eaderpta 2d Edit. price Ss. 6d.
A New LATIN VOCABULARY Oared to the best Or-Amman,
34 Edit.
with Tables, SEtlit. price 1 6A.
FIRT EXCROISRI, to be translatedlnte Latin, Ili& faniiliar ex-
planations, 241 Edit. price Is.
LATIN DI 1.0 Cif ZI, collected from the best •Latin Writers,
2d Edit. price its.
PORTICAL CaRONOLOGI' or Amiga and English- History,
sth-Edit. price 2s. •
. •„' A few Copies of theltiantitur Scaoet. Poems may still
be had. Whore may be had ads),
EL EGA NTIM La-rinat, a Book of Ear %CM& founded en rules
for writing Latin Prose with elegance; ScrEdit. price Ss. ad.
EPISTOLZ CICERONIS SRLECTX, price 2s.
ELestaays of ANCIINT MYTHOLOGY, price 2s.

HOPE INSUItANt.F. COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN-
NUITIE—CapitaI MILLIONS—Office,LUDGATE-

'Phis thy was published, us 4 Vols. Sao. containing upwards ..1
260 Engravings. pri-e 4:4 IC& in boards, vellum b-a,cks,
THE HISTORICiGALLERY of PORTRAITS
and PAiNTINC.:S; containing Correct Copies, in outline, hi
the Works of the most celebrated Painters ; with Ornical Re-
marks, and a Biographical Memoir.
An F.dition in 4to. with the first, impressions of the Plates, four
Volumes, price S£9 boards.
N. B. Vol. V. will be published on the lit of August, contain-
ing 70 Plates.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. Si, Poultry. •
Where may be had, Raphael's Cartoons, complete, with an ele-
gant Frontispiece, 4to. price 7s. tid.

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allowed a considerable Discount on Premium and Duty. No
charge for Policies of £3OO and upwards—or for Policies under
that amount, when erected for Three Years or more—nor for
L:dorsements, Alterations, or Surveys. No Deduction in the
Payment of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. A Bro-
kerage of E 5 per Cent. on -Shipping Insurances. • Abatements on
Insurances out of London, froth £lO to £4O per Cent. oa the.
Premium, and a liberal Allow ance on Dwy. Lives insured,
Aunuitios, and Children's Eadowments granted, on equitable
and advantageous 'Perms. Solicitors and others allowed a Com-
inission on bringing Life Insnrances to this Office.
farming Stock insured at 2s. per Cent.
• By Order of the Board,

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE tbr aGEN LEMAN'S FAMILY,
in the NEIGHBOURHOOD of SOUTHAMPTON.
Tette SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WAITS,
On Thiraday, the ROth of July, at the Dolphin Inn, Southamp-.
ton, with the Fixtures, Furniture, &ct situate'near the pleasant
Village of Milbrook, and within two miles of S,tutliampton,
'HAT delightful COTTAGE, called Mill-Place,
in a remarkably salubrious air, having a very extunsive and
picturesque view of the surrounding Country, Milbroak 13ay,•the
New Forest, Er.c.; supplied with plenty of excellent waver ; com-
prising a Dining and Breakfast-pa•lour, Drawing-room, and seven
Bed-rooms, with appropriate Offices, a small Pleasure Ground,
Kitchen Garden, Double Comph-house and Stabling, anti about
three Acres of Pasture Land.
Further particulars may be had (if by letter, post paid) of thp
Auctioneer, at his Office, in E ist-street, Southampton.

'lbis day was pabiblied, embeiosued wit. OIL 4. ••.1
Price 4s. 6d. Bvo. and 7a. t;d. royal 4to. No. 11. of
THE THAMES ; or Graphic Illustrations of
Seats, Villas, Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scebery,
on the Banks of that noble River. Engraved by William Cooke,
from original Drawings by Samuel Owen, Esq. With an Account
of its local History, and a Description of each View.
" Thames, the most lev'd of all the Ocean's. Sons."
This Number cormins Views of-1. Westminiter Abbey-2
*Old Houses, near Eaton Bridge—S. Northlieet-4. Garrick's
House, at ampton-5. Richmond—b. Eton Bridge.
Printed for Vernor, Haat, and Sharpe, No. Si, Poultry ; Tay-
lor and Hessey, Ileet,street ; and W. Cooke, No. 2, Clarence"
Pace, Pentonville,

. MANOR AND ESTATES, DORSE I SHIRE.
To be SOLD by AUC'I'ION, by JOHN YOUNG,
On Wednesday, the sth day of J.11y,1809, at Eleven o'o°4 li ••
the Foreroen, at the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in this
County of Dorset,
SEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD FARMS and
ESTATES, consisting of rich Arable, Meedew, Pasture
Ground, and Brick Kilns (L,anclitax redeemed, Church.and Poor-
rates, asd"i'ythes very moderate), situate in the Parish of'Shaston
Saint James, within a short distance of the Town of*Skaftesbury7,*
possession of greatest part whereof may be had at Micheal?*
next; ahco• the manorial rights.and privileges of ,the Hundred or
Liberty of 4cester extending aver abnut 1500. Acres of Lariti..
for viewing the apply to the dig ntere Tenants, or
k.iiiiasnijahtMlftritfO4Thtftertrtruf, Srav'srpintk -
thereof ; and for particulars and also a sight of the plea of the
Eames, to Messrs. Blake and White, Solicitors, Essex-street,
Strand, London; particulars miy also be had of Mr. Thomas
.Warner, and the Auctioneer, Romiey,.Hanti.

This day was pidilslv,l , price Ss.
THE FARMER's MAG 4 ,ZINE,
[Pu basil a 1,2 ua. • • ,y.l
Containing—Thoughts concerning the first Principles of Agri-
culture—Observations oa the inu•tiity of Smearms nheep—Pro-
pain' for rewarding the Inventor of the Threshing Machine—On
the Ilifiseufties.whieh anosatbelinproveniesst of Moss-Land—
Form of a Lease for ah Arable Parin 'in Scotland—Calculation►
respecting the Expence of enclosing Land with atone Walls—
Draft and Description of a new Mode of yoking Horses in a
Threshing Machine—On a Method of Ripening Grapes on 'a
common GardLn Wall, &c. &c.—Letter from the Reverend Mr.
Headrick, respecting the Management of Moss Laud—The Pro-
perty Tax &fended by an English Commissiener—On the Dis
eases of Wheat, &c.—On the Culture of Sea•Kail, and en the
Srake-Fishing in India—Observations on cutting Hay by Day's
Wages.—A new Plan for sewing Turnips, so as the young Plants
may not be damaged by Insects—Agricultural Intelligence, &c.Ecc.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Con-
stable, Hunter, Park'; and Hunter, to, Ludgate-street, London.

WILLI A 114 BURY, Secretor!.

• POETRY APPLIED To EDUCATION.
TABART 211C1 CO. at the Original JUVENILE
LIBRARY, 157, New Bond-sireet, respectfully intro-
ince the following valuable Books to :he Nobility, Gentry, and
Teachers in general, as being adinirably adapte4 to the purpose of
iritiati mg Young Persons in the respective subjects. No principle
is more universally recognized ti-an that of the efficacy of redu-
cing to rhyme whatever is intensled to make a lasting impression
on the memory; and on this principle the following Works will
be found worthy of general introduction among young Pecsons of
both sexes: . . .

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Messrs. HODSKIN SON and
At Caraway's, on Tuesday, the let Angtist, at Twat( • 'clock;
in Two Lots,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part
eOPYHOLD ESTATE, situated on the Borders of Nor-
folk and Suffolk, near the town of BrutdOn, 77 miles from Lon-
don .17 from Newmarket, 20 front Lynn, 16 from Swaff ham, ant
30 iota Norwich ; consisting of a substantial well-built Mansioe.
house, (Mee; and Pleasure ground, with 2054 Acres, lying
compact, and may be reudened sue of the most complete Feria
in this Country, as it may *need altogether, or any creelit/
may be laid to the Mansion, aid the reniaindez with a suitable •
Farm-house near the centre, 570 Acres whereof is good Moil*
and Grazing Ground, 1230 of Arable, about 250 are excellent
Sheep-walk, the most part of which Is well adapted for Snot-tong
or other Artificial Grasses • in many parts are Clay and Mari for
improvenaenti ; also a valuable Chalk Pit, with a Linle Kiln anti
a navigable Cut for Boats commuhicatin with :the Thetford Na- ' •
vigatioe, and it is well known that Lime is an excellent Mama'
when laid upon the Meadow and Pasture Lands, such as this
neighbourhood sonsists of; abounding with Game, and a Kepi
Greet of a free Fishery in the• Little Ouse adjoining the Estate*
several miles In extent. Possesdon may be had at Michaelailte
next. • -
Particulars may be had at the Peat °See, Brandon; of Mg.
Yarrington, Solicitor, Swat ham; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor-
wich; Mr. Sparks, Solicitor, Bury; Mr. Gouldiog,White Hart Ws,
Newmarket ; Messrs. Barrett?, Solicitors, Gray's lan, London;
Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer, No. 42, Leicester-square; Mr.
Hodskinson' 35, Arundel! 4.treet, Surveyor, where a Plau of tlict
Estate may be seta ; and 'of John Malyn, Brandon, who will
spew the Estate. •

I. GULDSMITH'S GRAMP/AR of GEOCRAPUT, versified, by the
lit-v. W. N. Johnson, price 4s. half bound.
The llts-roay of ENGLAND, in easy verse,by the same At:-
thor, price Ss. 6d. half bound.
3. The T 0 t:T of Roma, in easy verse,by the same, price
f.s. 6d half bound.
4. The Hi s•ro ay of Gar.zca, in easy verse, by the same, price
29.6 d. half bowed.
Printed for 'ca'oart and Co. New Bond-street ; and to be had
oif all lio,,ksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the thir-
tr,nth took given gratis.

This day was published, in two large Volumes; Octavo,. Price
Ll. us. 6d. in Boards, the 'third Edition of •

This day vim published, the Third Edition,
Augmented and Corrected, with additional Plates; in Two Vols.
Folio, price 21. 16e. 6d. half-bound',
'THE MUSICAL and POETICAL RELICKS
of the WELSH BARDS, "reserved by Tradition, and
Authentic Manuscript, fronrvery remote Antiquity ; never before
published. To the Bardie Tunes are added, Variations for the
Harp, Piano forte, Violin, or Flute. With a select collection of
the Pennillion aid Englynion, or Poeical Blossoms, Epigram.
mark Stanzas, and Pastoral Songs of Wales, with English Traa-
Aations.
Likewise, a General History of the BARDS and DRUIDS,
from the earliest period to the present time—wide an account of
their Music and Poetry. To which prefixed, a 'copious distal
tation on the Musical instruments of the Aboriginal Britons.
Dedicated, by permisbion, tilkis Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, by EDWARD JONES, Bard to the Pr,4ce-
London : Printed for the Author and sold by W. Miller,
Bookseller, in Albemarle-street; by T. Payne, No. 88,1341 Mall;
by. J. White, at No. ea, Fleet-street; by Longman and Rees,
No. 89, Paternostet-row • by B. Crosby, in Stationers'-court; at
Birchall's Music Stu. p, No. 133, and Goulding, N 0.117, in New
Bead-street ; at Preston's Music Shop, No. 97, In the Strand ;
and at Clementi and Cn. No. 22, in Cbeapsidr.

. COMPENDIOUS DI t;EST of the STATUTE
-11- LAW ; comprising the Substance and Effect of the most
material Clauses in
.411 the Public Acts of Parliament in fore,.
within Great Britain, •from Magna Charta, in the. ninth Yea,' of
King Henry 111. to the forty-eighth Year of his present Map:Sty
King George 111. inclusive.
By THOMAS WALTER. WILLIAMS;Tsq. .
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.
London: Printed for G. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street.
** 'lbis work is a curious and digtinct Index to the Statutes ;
and, being corrected and biought down by the original Editor to
the present time, must prove of great. practical' utility as a book
of reference and immediate information, not only to.magistrates
and gentlemen of the law, but to teary person who may be in
anywise affected by, or have occasion-to rtfer to,•any of the pro-
visions contained in the different public acts of Parliament, the
whole of which are here methodiaed and brought together under
proper lieads in alphabetical order.
•

rANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with
1.--A WAXED W:CKS, have decided advantages ovzr those
Cade in the common way. 'llse tallow being meltsd with straps
is greatly improved in its siutdity and colour, and the wicks, by
being cy.:ted with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are mine
durable than others.
Manufactur..l only by the Candle and Saap Company, and*ohl
for the convenience of F'amilics, in Bo.xes of One, Three„ Six, knd
Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and J.
Baxter's, Edinburgh.
As this Company only deliver goads for retoymoney, Casuntry
Correspondents are requeited to send references for payMent
ill
London with their orders.

ON THE TREATMENT OF THE TABES DORSALIS, &c.
This day was published, price 7s.
The Third Edition, with very considerable additions, of
PRACTICAL. ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
on the Nature, various Causes, and the most rational mode
of treating and eradicating that species of Consumption, incident
to youth and the different stages of life, commonly called TAB&S
DORSALlS.—lncluding the cure of that train of concomitant
disorders, which derange the human organs, so as to render them
not only incoalpetent to the 2ieine functions of procreation, but
inadequate to perform even the ordinary offices of nature. .
By H. St. JOHN NEALE,
Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of
Leyden, and Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-Major
to the sth Regiment of Infantry, to the inth or Queen's Regi-
ment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hospital, Chatham.
Printed for J.alker,
No. 61, FDri and H. . Sntoncisi Paternoster-row ;
and to be W
had atth-t ytreet,

TAMES SKELTW!, aged 26, of Walton on the
J Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was sevet, years afflicted with seven or
eiht holes in hia right leg, and between 90 and 1(X) pieces of
bore came away during, that peried. The discharge and weakness
increasing., unable unassisted to move, taking off his leg was pro-
roel to save his life. He then confidently applied to SPII,S-
-.hlißY's PATENT AN IIiCORBUTIC DROPS; in a year
:-•d a half, by tly•m alum:, he is i-es'ored to healilt, and it is now
r..e years since he has followed his laborious occupation. He
stall satisfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. The
. • :slts.liciae has the words " By the King's Patent," ex-
pressed osi the batik, bill of dirLetitin, as:d outside wrapper; and
Kiog's uuty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispeniary,
No 15, Soko-sqoare, London, in small b'ottles vit. sa. tad. double
vats 10s.; and iarger 11. Compound Essence to allay uri-
il,,aot irii,siton, 84.

THE WATERING PLACES FOR 11109
This day wal publLhed, price ISs. in beards, i ss. 6d. in red, er
14$. calf, gilt, in one very thick ad doselpprinted Volume,
illustrated with nearly 70 Maus and Views, •
j 'HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
-1-. SEA-BATHING PLACES is England and Wales, for
1869, consisting of Accurate and Circurnstanlial Descriptions of
every Place of Fashionable Resort, and if the Curiosities and Sce-
nery in- their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and
from each Place. .
By the EDITOR if the PICTURE of LONDON.
This Work is so well known, and has been so universally ap-
proved of for its ceMpleteness ankaceuracy, that any further de-
scription of it contents, er any' observations der its merits and uti-
lity would be superfluous. 'The Places chneribcdpv:
ABERYSTWIIH LIMINGTON PiklORS
BATI I 'LITTLE HAMPTON '
BLACKPOOL • LIMB.REGIB '
BOGNOR,HOTHAMPTON LYWNGTON .
BURLINGTON MALVERN
BRIGHTON MARGATE •
BRISTOL HOT WELLS and MATLOCK
CLIFTON RAMSG ATE .
BROADSTAIRS SCARSOROUGH
BUXTON ' • SIDMOWTH
CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON
CROMER SOUTHEND.
DAWLISH ' !MANNA
DOVER' TEIGNMOUTTI '
EASTBOURNE TENBY, •
EXMOUTH , TUNBRLUGE WILLS
FOLEATONE . . . WEYMOUTH .
POWEY • . WORTHING
HARROW-GATE YARMOUTH • .
HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES
HASTINGS A TOUR. is SOUTH WALES
ILFRACOMBP. A TOUllin NORTH WALES.
ISLYLOF WIGHT • Scc. Sm. ice. •
Printed for RICIIAIOI ?Snipe No, 6, Bridgeetreet, Black.
reek a • and to be bad of ill Booksellers, particadrly•ef these fel*
reeitie'at the respective Sea-lkshisg and Vs! Plumb . .. :
i Of Whom may alto be bed, tbe ? f ND& kg
il 1500, by dictum Mite', pie*. ` 4.., .
. ...

SOUTH WALES.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and ESTATE, BRECONSHIRE,
' With immediate possession, and Land-tat Redeemed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION,
• By Mr. TEY CON. •
•
At Caraway'. Coffei.House, Change-Alley, Combill, on '•
Monday, the loth day of July, itiOS, in One Lot, .
AVERY valuable' FREEHOLD' ESTATE*
sailed TREBINSHUN ; • comprising a substantial • *tester
built Mansion, in complete repair, fit fur the residence of kisrgs
Family of rape itability, walled Garden,. cheerful Lawn, etc._ A
Bailiff's Hotss e, and complete Farm Buildings, and also two !fru
Houses and Homesteads, and upwards of 55tr Acres of espit4
Land, nearly all within a ring fence, part in. hatid, and the rev
minder let to two very respectable Tenants, and is of thi char
annual value of upwards of 4100. , ,
This Estate is a most valuabley.scquisition •to sty Gentleness
who is fond of Agricultural pussuitsout the Lad ii of.tliV St ti
quality in the Country, and well adapted to the convertible sys.
tem of Husbandry. From itesittlation, e sportsman may, fluid fold ,
amusement, the Country alinsitadjog. with Game, the baktstit
Llyn Stvatlion, or Llangorse, joitg pail' of the propprty; the •
River Usk 110 • famous for its Saloon Fishery,,beinewithin two
miles of the Estate, and a.pack.of Harriers kept In the intmediflo
neighbouriood. This BOW is sitpate between the two roes
leading from Abergavenny to Hay and Bresoh, near to the B
Inn, which place the London and . Milford Mail Coach.
.dailjt, and *distant from London 140Milea,..°14W4ter, 4 . 14Prt,
tul so, Hereford 86, AbergaVenny 48. CACkilefel seven.
Bream 'six miles, to &which plates theriiare excellestet
roads. • -.-
• The-Noighbou.rhood I. moot 'reeliettaile. and• ii no., beiliss
'the fashionable resort of mairtgootesi Elia* hosliect :I(4' , •
Specifications are now ready to be,deilvercd-nt the Bra}, tt. -
ouster ; White Hart, Brisiol •,
WWhite-Lionf Bath i liciek
itrte; '
4 A
en
ford f Ihiee Arms, Ross ;' L, IlitiVit ; ikt Lloyd's •• r.: • .
rawals Coffee Roma; alscras Mi. lamee's 0.1114, ht
Court.Lieeolii"s leeNkatideoJecislet 3V.D,„ie,4*414,01.
&Situate ma be eiten.--JOho rnittokOte tirsi, hip' Pre.
'•--.... will w the ElVltieWiil4o,l ishan a ' . ''- •- s

On Satz-I.day, July 1, will be published, price Xl. Is. printed en
columbier paper, Folio, and containing four plates and a vig-
nette, engraved in esact hni,ation of the Original Drawings,
NO. I.
(To be continued every two Months) of a Work entitled
rri-IL ITALIAN SCHOOL OF. DESIGN,
-I- Etemplified in a series of Fac*Similes, carefully engraved
by Eminent Artists, from Original Drawings of the greatest
Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Collection of
WILLIAM YOUNG OT LEY, F. S. A.
With Notes, Biographical, Critical, and Explanatory.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
rew ; and the Author, No. 43, Frith-street, Soho-square, where
Specimens of the Work, and a more detailed Prospectus may be
seen..
The collection from which the specimens for this work are
selected, was principally made by the Editor during a long resi-
dence in Italy, at a period when the calamities of War occasioned
the dispersion of those Cabinets whiCh had constituted the chief '
preparation and process of those
pride of the great families of that Country. The designs are of
and exhibit the mode. of
conduct observed '1
commanded the admiration of suc-,
vl:fritismite:igrdereasllL'ateglii7avinnsAhsierthists
havein the
coedit's ages. At a time like the present, so highly distinguished I
by the love, and the patto.runabgieitiofatshese
lArculatst,eidt
tios conceived,
yflt tastethat
carefully executed fac-similes of these studies cannot fail el being 1
..faccome,eptambiktble•tosethr:
amßritfcbto
affert
valuable
assistssiec
to
die
await,

A ROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, ( the
•'- ori7inal inver.tion of Mr. Hinry, and brought by his sue-
v9iYe ilnprovcineAs to the perfertinn) continues to be
r•nared and sold by THOMAS acid WILLIAM HENRY,
.21!(-:nists, Mancholter.

'This rue:dile perfumed Ilcianr is composed of highly coscen-
tra:,d V intiar, }Dined with the inns: pleasant Aromatics and effi-
cacious 1:s pungent Odour renders it extremely
gratetul and salivary in Heed Acts, sainting., and in all Places
uf Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, /Lc.) as it
t• enteraers the had effects of tire: eel and foul Air. It is also the
Lest Antidote against the infection of :ill Contagions 'Diseases. '
As there are many spurious and inferior imita;Jons, under the
tame and similar names, sonic of which are fallaciously repre-
vmted as improvements, the ?Oh:: are requested to observe,
that the nantea of THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Man-
ehester, are engraved on each stamp, and moulded in the glass of
tech hott'e.

H

The AtWMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Price 125. 94..
(--'•!amp i*.ClUdetl) and retail, by Ilicri.rt and
Lirw, pur-i: reel, (ibe only Agents in London attborised
Dv ::! • •••.•-prictors); where may beibad, Epor.ge Boxes of Gold,
S:0; Sc.c.
in irttitl at.
A!.a, CAL:.:INED MAGNUM,
2s I I.mger With glass s:offers, at' 46. each; their Dan"!
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