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Ey the EDITOR. of the PICTURE of LONDON. ,

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ABERYST WITH LEMINGTON PRIORS
BATH I I f'TLE HAMP fON
BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS
BOGNOR &HOTHAMPTON LY MING FON
BURLINGTON MALVERN
BRIGIrrON MARGATE
BRISTOL ';:)T WELLS, and MA rt.oc K
CLIFTON RAMSGATE
BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH
BIM I ON SIDMOUTH
CI iELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON
CROMER SOUTHEND
IIAWLISH SWANSEA
DOVER TEIGNMOUTH
EAST BOURNE TENbY
EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS
FOLKSTON! WEYMOUTH
FOWEY WORTHING
HARROWGATE YARMOUTH
HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES
HAM INGS A TOUR in SOUTH WALES
ILFP ACOMBE A TOUR in NORTH WALES
ISLE of u IGEIT
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SHERWOOD FOREST, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Surveyor General of his Majefty's Woods,
Forcite. &c. •
• By Mr. ROBINSON.
At the Hop Pole Inn, (Merton, on Tuefday, May 26, a 7.
1 'HE BARK of 300 OAK TIMBER TREES,
2- or upwards, diredted to be felled this feafon, in Birkland, in
Sherwood Foreft, for the ufe of the Navy, and other y urpofes.
Mr Clark, of Thordby Lodge, Deputy Surveyor of the laid
Foreft, will thew the Bark to fuch Perfons as may be defiroul of
viewing the fame; and the particulars and Conditions of fate may
be had of the laid Mr. Clark, at the place of fale ; and of Mr.
Robinfon, Audtioneer, Mansfield.

FAWLEY, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

ay Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on Tuefday,
the ad day of June, iBo7, between the hours of one and three
in the afternoon,

SMALL' VILLA mort delightfully fituated,
about a quarter of a mile from Southampton River, and
late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The houfe has been
built only fix years, it is fit for the reception of a genteel family,
and commands a very pidureflue view of Spi:bead, Southampton
River, and the adjacent Country; it is fca:ed on a fpot at once
healthy and beautiful. It has on the ground floor a dining parlour,
drasving•room, brtakfaft•room, and fture.room ; under, a very
good cellar; ahoy:, four bed rooms, of equal fize with tholi on
the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, wadi houfe,
(table, and chaife houfe ; duathed, a good barn, hen honk, and
piggery ; with a Nimble garden adjoining the houfe, and a (mall
paddock and meadow; in all comprifiag two acres of land.
N B. A purchafer may have immediate poireffion.

For further particulars apply to the Aualonetr, Southampton ;
or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, Qmcn.ftrcet, Portfea.

• BETWEEN ROYSTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
By Mr. RAINE,
I,S►t the Rainbow Coffee 'loufe, Cornhill, on Friday, the 29th inft.
at 1 welve o'Clock,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, with the
right of Patronage to the Rectory of Foulmire, with the
Rcdorial Manor therc.4, fituated on the turnpike road between
Cambridge and London, sine miles from the former, and 42 from
the latter; the prcf nt incumbent's age is 54.
The Glebe confills of about 123 Acres of Land, with a commo-
dious Houle a; id convenicr.t Offices, and the Great and Small
Tithes arihng from abort 2326 of Acres Produdive Ground, in-
cluding the Globe; the whole at the annual rent of 4101.
Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Holloway, No. 57
Chancery•lane; at the Rainbow Coffee Houfe. Cornhill; of Mr
Rain; Amcrfham. Bucks , or No. 4, Woburn court, Illooxllbury
and of the Printer of the Oxford Paper: •

RESIDENCE, KINGSTON-UFON-THAM ES.
By Mr RAINE,
At the Rainbor Coffee Houle, CornhiU, on Frid.l-:, the apth in&
at Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, on
which Rands a roomy, elevated, and pleafant Dwelling
Houle. 75 feet in front, with a Fore-Court and Garden, inclofed
with brick work; and acrofa the London Road, at the tntrance to
Kingiloo, nearly oppofite the Heide, is an invaluable piece •of
Meadow Land; and in Kingfton Church a Few belonging to the
Premifes; the whole the property and late refidence of Abraham
Goodwin, Efq. deceafed.
Mr. Weft, on the premifes, will thew the fame, of whom printed
particulars may be bad; alto of Meffrs. Greene, Tennant, and
Harrifon, Gray's hurt-iquare; Mr. Rabic, Amertbain, Bucks, or
No. 4, Woburn court, Bloomsbury; and at the Rainbow Coffee-
houfe, Cornhill.

MARINE VILLAS IN THE ISLE OF THANE I'.
Advertiftd for Sale by Auetion, at the Rainbow Coffee•houfe, In
Cornbill, London ; on Friday, the 29th inftauc, at Twelve
o'clock, in Two Loti.
mR: RAINE rerpeßfully begs leave to acquaint
IvA. the Public, that one of the Paid hlaa, eatled Stone Houk,
being let until Cbritlinas next; the fame will not be difpofed of at
the abovemcmioned time; but that the other called
PROSPECT HOUSE,
near thereto, with the Offices and Grounds therewith tiled whioh
Ground is Freehold, and of which immediate poffcffion may be
had, will herald by Aa4tion on the 29th initant. •
Printed particulars may be had on the Prcmifes; ilk), of Mr.
Boys, Solicitor, Hawley firiare, Margate ; Mr. Simmons, printer,
Canterbury; Mr. Blake, printer, Maidftone; at the ISoII Inns. at.
Rocheiter and Dartford; Ship, Feverfhani ; at the Rainbow Coffee
bode ; and of Mr. Bain, No. 4, Woburn court, Bloomibury,
London.

WHITE', FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION.
This day was published,
In Two Volumes, with Plates, price tas. in boards, dedicated, by
Permiffion, to his Ruyal Highnefs the Duke of York ; the
Eighth Edition, greatly enlarged, of
TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI.
CINE, in Two Parts—Part I. Containing an accurate
Defcription of the Difeafes of the Horfe and their Mode of
Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles of Shoe
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macokizia, price, Ss.
By JAMES WHIT?,
Veterinary Eflabliffiment' Enter,
Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Firit or Royal Dragoons.
Printed for J. Jobnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Long-
man, Hurft, Fires, and Orrae, Paternotier -row.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
An Addrds to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, rcfpeCting
the Management of their Horfes, price as. 6d.

This day was publifhed, price is. 6d. botnid,
THE 1300 K of MONOSYLLABLES; or an
INTRODUCTION to the CHILD's MONITOR, adapted
to the Capacities of young Children. In two parts, calculated to
Mantel them by familiar Gradations in the 6ra Principles of
Education and Morality.
By JOHN HORNSEY,
Author of " A fhort Grammar of the Englifh Language." " An
Introdudtion to Arithmetic" and " The Child's Monitoi, or
Parental liiilruetion."
Printed for Longman, Huai., Rees,and Orme, Paternofter•rrw;
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" This is ont of the belt conceived and molt pradtically ureful
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we can fairly allure our Readers, that he has executed them with
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TO THE LADIr.S. •
TotAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for
removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the face, neck,
arms, .s:c. and for improving the complexion. The above has been
fufficiently celebrated throughout the Eaftern nations, from whence
it was firlt brought to this country by Lady M—W—M—ue,
and has Once that time fuftained a character in England, and on
the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the public,
which unites a miidners of operation, not to irritate even the deli
cate ficin of an infant, with infallible and permanent efEcacy. The
eoDalOt (pinions attempts to imitate this depilatory have induced
the proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, No. I. Baker's Court, Hol-
born Bars, his Me vender, by whom it will in future be fold, and
at no other houfe in Lutidon.—Letters, pint paid and lncloting
the amount, putietually ezecuted. Price 31. 6d. the bottle. An
abatement of ts. in fix bottles. _ _ _

N. B. In Turkey and Egypt it is employed by the men to give
uniformity and dupe to their muftachios,atc.

STRENGTHENING PILLS, prepared by Dr. HARM-
STRONG, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Clofe, Weft Smithfield
London.
['HESE PILLS cure Allhmas and Shortnefs of
1 Breathing, Abfceffes on the Lungs, Nervous Complaints,
Coughs, Confumptions, Female Wealnefs of every deferiptiott,
bearing down of the womb from bad labours, feminal weakneffes
in men, fprains by lifting, or other caufes; and as a bracer of the
fonds, and a promoter of digeßion, they are kept as a family me-
dicine by the firft perfuns of dittindion in the kingdom, and are
Rrongly recommended by the matt eminent phyficiens to lea ba-
thers, and for debility in either fex—price 6s. the box,d uty included.
Alfo, HARMSTRONG'r FEMALE MENSTRUATED
VEGETABLE PILLS, for females only, at the commencement
and decline of the moil critical period of their lives; and is the
molt proper phyfie for women after lying* in or milearriages, be-
ing the only medicine in the world to be depended on for ,cuting
inflammations, obftruCtions, and ulcers in the womb—price 28.9 d.
per box.
An important and authentic cafe tranfmitted to Dr.Haneftrong.
Sir--Impreffed with the fenfe of the value of your ineftithable
Medicine the Strengthening Pills (which I fortunately took for a
bearing down of the womb, and other wealtnefs that I had been
afflidted with fifteen years). I feel myfeif in duty bound to return
you my molt fincere thanks—five boxes of your medicine having
been produdti•e of every good confequence I could with, in the.
fuppreffion of thole diforders, and in the reftoration of perfeit
health. ANN WOODING'ION.
Tiverton, near Bath, jan. 16.
Thefe Pills may be bad at the Dotaor'a Wife, No. 89, Great
Bartholomew Clofe, Weft Smithfield, with printed direttions
wrapped round the female Pills, exprdfing a number of the molt
refpcelable and authenticated cues, alto the proprietor's name, R.
Harmfleong, on the diredione ; none tile can he genuine.-200
guineas reward are offered for the difrovery tr any paten who
- imitates hit band-writing, which is fehetty.—%huld alio, by his ap-
`pointment, wholefale and retail, by Barclay and Sono, No. 95,
Fleet Market, London, aifo by every refstaable medicine vender
in the United Kingdom.

•. • •

Nam,
IT was a firm conviaion that the County of Mid-
dkfes was deflrous of being refrefented by a man, who misht
be dependcd upon for a loyal and conititotional fupport of our
gracious and beloved Sovereign, rather Cr-in by one who had molt
unconftitutionally joined in an accufation of that Sovereign, that
induced me to offer myfeif to your notice. I retain the fame
opinion of that County as I did at the fiat, although the adtive and
general canvals of Mr. Brig, before I ftarted as a Candidate, has
given him Tome advantages over me upon the Poll. But there
are at kart soon Freeholders yet uipniled, and It is not to be (up.
pored that In large a portion of the County will be inattentive to
the call which their King has made upon them, for its fupport.
Having of late nears been accuflonted to fee the Poll kept open
fifteen days, your delay in corning forward may be attributed to
that cede. Let me, however, entreat you, as you value your
charadter and your ferlings, as you value the honour of the Comm.
no longer to .delay an exprelfion of your fentintents upon that
momentous qusition, which his Majefty has fubmitted to the de-
cifion of the Eledtors of the Uttitcd Kingdom. The counties of
Hampfhire, Surrey, Northumberland, and indeed ate greatett part
of the kingdom, have already declared their dctermivation t
Rand by their King —Let it not be fuppofed, even for a moment,
that the County of Middlefez is backward in teLtifying its loyalty
on this mutt trying and important occafion.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your mutt obedient, faithful, humble fervant, .
CHRISTOPHER BAYNES.
Upper Seymour Rreet, May 21, zso7.

'['HE COMMITTEES for condueing the Elec-
tion Of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at the
following Places, viz
The King's Arndt, Weilelofe•ftleare ; Mail. Hunter and
Rickards, No. 3, Charlotte-row, Manflowbotife ; and No. 10, '
Liecoln's•lnn Uld Square.
At which Places, and at Mr. Ambrofe Humphrys's, Harpur-
Itrect, Blomufbury, all Communications calculated to promote Sir
Chnftopher Baynes's Soccer., will be molt thankfully received. .
and where all neceffary information will be given.
Carriages *ill be provided at the 'under mentioned Places on
This, and every hiceeeding morning, at Seven o'Clock, during the
Eleetion, viz
St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
Pantheon, Oxford.ftreet.
Oppobte Chancery.Ltne, Holborn.
St. Clement's Church-yard, Welt Side of Temple Bar.
Palace•yard, Weitminfter. •
Clerkenwell Green.
Iflington Green.
Moorfields.
Bilhopfgate Church. •••
Shoredltch Church.
Whitechapd.
Shadwell Church.
Little Tower bill.
Nag's Head, Hackney.
Cape of Gosid Hope, Poplar.
King's Arms, Wellelofe•fquare.
George and Vulture, Tottenham.
Applications for Carriages arc requefted to be made at No. r,,
Lincoln's Inn Old Square ; or, at Mr. Bellingham's, Blae Bear,
WhitechapeL

TO THE INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OFTHE COUNT r.
OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN.

GENTLKIIEbT,
PERMIT nog to return you my lincereft acknnw.
lodgements for the honour conferred on me yefterday, when
I was re-eleded your Reprefentatlve in the enfuing Parliament.
This affuraticc of your approbation demands my utmat efforts to
merit a continuance of it by arid attention to the duties of my
fituation and to the particular intereft of the Borough of CArmar.
then. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,

Your much obliged and devoted ferrant,
King's Arms, May-9,184n. GEO. CAMPBELL.

SUSSEX.
TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
Ct NTIALMEN,
T TAKE the eatlieli oppoctunity of returning you
my molt fincere Thanks for yoor having fo warmly intended
yougelvea in my behalf in the prefent conteit, and earneitly re-
goat an early attendance at the Poll of fuch Freeholders as intend
to honour me with their fupport, not doubting but a continuance
of the fame exertions in my favour will fecure my Eledioa.
I Lave the honour to be, Gentlemen,
With the greateft refpedt,
Your obedient and faithful fervant,
Lewes, May aO, 2807. J. FULLER.
State of the Poll at the Clofe on Tbnrfday, May st :
Mr. Wyndham •3620
• Mr. Fuller
Colonel Sergilfon 2000

TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
OENTLZIMIZN,
TOUR Votes and Intereft are earneltly recitteßed
for Colonel SERGISON, whore Committees will be daily
fitting at the Houfes of Mr. Henry Heathcote, Bouverie-ltreet.
Fleet Rivet, and Mr Gwynne, Lewes. The Election is held at
Lewes, and the Pull will continue open every clay from Ten in
the Morning until Five in the Afternoon. Any information that
can he given to promote the return of Colonel Szacuson, will be
thankfully received by the Committees.
The Rate of the Poll at the clofe on Thurfday, the atft
Colonel Salvino,/ 2000
Mr. WYNDHAM 3630
Mr. Fusr.ea any

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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE INDEPEND!NF ELFCTORS OF THE TOWN