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PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.
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HINTS towards forming the CHARACTER of
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a. StriCtures on the Modern Syftem of Female Education, with
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THE ELEVEN REPORTS of the COMMIS-
SIONERS of NAVAL INQUIRY. With Explanatory
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upon which the Reports arc founded.
By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL,
[Of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Author of the
-.. . .

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•IL and COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR. and Precut State of
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%,A New Edition enlarged and improved, being the Fifth of
APLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to the
KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of GARDENING), with
MINTS on FISR. PONDS.

➢y CHARLES MARSHALL,
Vicar of Brixworth, Northampton'hire.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington; W. J. and J. Richardfon ;
J Walker; H. D. Symonds; Longman, Hurlt, Rees, and Orate;
J. Hatchard, and J. Mawmsn.
The Author thinks it is but doing himfelf jultice to republifts
the following fandtions as they occurred.
" The directions oE. this Manual appear to us to be diflinelly
and ',felony given, and Husk as we are ufed to the practical part of
the fcicnce, wt have read the work with pleafure.
Gentl man's Maclaine, June, 1797.
" This work is calculated lor Gentlemen Gardeners, and we al-
together recommend it as convenient in flu, and very judicierally
arranged ." Britifh Critic, Odtober, 1797
"This work is no compilation. The refpedkabk author has given
to the public, the refult of his experience, delivered with that
plainnefs and perfpicuity, which cannot fail of rend.ring his work
Melly ufeful to every reader who Mall confult it either fur pleafure
or inlinidtion."....Monthly Review, November, t 797.
" A very extentive and ukful performance, in which much in-
'ormation will be found, and the young Gardener will derive both
~Icafure and amufement from this compendious an cheap manual "
Europo,n Magazine. June, t7O.
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ferent articles, deferve the attention of the inexperienced Gar-
.lencr.'—Critical Review, July, 1798.
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member to have ken ; and is a work both from its nature and ex-
..cutiots, which every country gentleman ought to have in his pot
ccffilu.".—Analytical ilevicw,Odober, t 79&

TO BE SOLD,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at
Milibrook, within two miles of Southampton; confifting of
a comfortable and convenimt Family Houle, with double Couch-
houfe. five•ftalled Stable, Granary, Earn, and every ddcription
of Out Office. The whole is ht complete repair, and fit for the
immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It has a Kitchen
Dudek Shrubbery, and about fifteen Acres of Meadow and Paf-
tore Land. to high cuitivatioo. Alfo the reverllon of Os Acres
more on the decade of a Perron aged upwards of eighty years. It
is fituated near the Southampton Water, of which ft commands an
excellent view.

May be fecn with Tickets any day between the Jmun of twciee
and three o'clock, on application :o Mr. George Monkey, South-
hampton, of whom further particulars may be known, if by letter,
to be poR paid.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEONARD.
At Gateway's Coffec•Houfe, Change• Alley, London, on Tuef-
day, the 6th of Auguft next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, In
Thirty Lots,
AVLRY capital and elegant Freehold Manfion
Houk, Houfe, called LIN roN PLACE, MI the South fide of Cox-
heath Hills, within five Miles of Maidftone. In the Pugh of
Lihron, to the County of Kent, coutaining fix Rooms on a Floor.
and fit for the refidence of a Family of Diftindlon, to which there
are domeltic Offices of every defeription ; Wei a Cold Bath, a Capi-
tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds. Avenues of Timber-Trees
of various kinds, and a Farm Houfe feparate at a convenient dif-
tones from the Manfion' with a Barn, Stables,' and other fuizable
Buildings, and 211 Acres of good Freehold Land chiefly Failure.
The views from the Manfion are uncommonly extenfive and beau-
tifuL And alto divers Farms, Meffuages, and Lands in Linton,
Staplehurit, Frittendon, Mardon, Bennindon, Wouldham, and
Burharn, in the raid County. containi,g In the whole, with the
set Aereo, by Adaseafurensent, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The
Lands are confiderably underlet to fubftantial Tenants. Alfa the
Great Tythes of the Paid Parifh of Linton. Likewifethe Advow.
fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre-
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the Black Lion, Farnhigham; the Ship, Feverfhaos ; the Foistain,
Canterbury the Bull, Cranbrook ; the Woolpack, Staplehurft ; the
Saracen's Head, Ashford; the Bell, Tcnterden; the Suffex Tavern.
Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyor, Maidltooe; of
Mr . Leonard, Chapel-Court, New Burl, ngtod. street, London ; and
of Mr. Woodgate, Solidtor, Golden-Roars, London; where a plan
of each Lot may be feen.

A CARD TO THE LADIES, WHO VALUE THE
GREATEST OF ORNAMENTS.
Beauty, Health, ands good Set of Teeth may be obtained and
preferred to extreme old age by the ufe of
BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW.
DER, prepared from the original Recipe of the late Dr. P.
H. Dinafdale, patronifed and ufed by the Q2een and Princeifes,
the Etnprsfs of RulTia. the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon,
Leeds, Devoo&lre, Rutland, St. Alban's, and molt of the Englith
and Foreign Nobility.
Thls Powder is prepared from Vegetables, and Is entirely free
from the Acid,or any Mineral Subftance. It deftroys the Scurvy,
Imparts a &inners and beautiful minds to the Gums ; to the
Breath the molt deleaablefweetnefe; and,if ufed conitantly, will
render the Teeth of a pearly whitenefs ; and prevents that dread-
ful Malady (the TOO EH-ACHE). Many Medical Gentlemen
' who ufe it declare it a One Bracer, eradicating the Amines to
which the Mouth is fulled froth Diet or difordcred Lungs; and
by its healing, purifying, and balfamic qualities, frees the mouth
from any unpleafant taut.
Sold whokfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide,
corner of Paternofter.row ; and retail by Sheppard and Bulger,
Britt°, ; Loggln, Aylefbury ; Smith, Bedford ; Silver, Margate ;
Burgefs, Ramfgatc ; Laurance, Broad Stain; Gregory and Gil-
bunt, Brighton ; Bacon, t so, Oxford-greet ; Withers, lag, Strand,
gear Temple Bar ; Crifp, corner of Spring Gardens • Clark, 269,
Borough ; Putt, Bolton, and Lcwithwalte, Royal Exchange; Scott
and Smith, Edinburgh; Gregfoe, Mots, and Billinge, Liverpool ;
Stains, Manchefter; Woolmer, Exeter; Hazard and Crumb!,
Bath ; Mmdanaleis Glafgow ; Slitter, and Monday, Oxford ;
and by molt Bookfellesn and Perfumers In every town, in Boxes
at as. yd. each. ' ft. Butler, 4, Cheapadc,' Is engraved on Ms
Stamp, which is Axed to each Box.

A ire may Mind, Label 'improved Tooth &mass, prise is.
cask

HAVING dedicated inytelf to the Rudy, aaa peen
gratified by the molt coufillerable pradtice ifi that branch
which I thought 'roper to feledt, I trait that I have not more mit
employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive Bald of the
prolate's, aro ocedlonally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that Needs which I. acquired by coesoentradag the
[ladles:dal power to mochas of diforders.
The difeafes of DRBILITY arc peculiarly diftreiling, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fimpteens, and, by & do.
' prelim of all vital energy, exiltence itfeif becomes embittered—.
Whether they ode from the
asprevaler—e of example; &este/tree-
d,* habits of Wsool-boys, the indulgences of maturity, they re
quire the molt afilduous profeffional lkill ; but by the *meaner
of uneducated ones, the lymptopeare aggravated, and the emit-
tudon is deltroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLROBef VIRG EONS
I ground my pretenfions on regularity of etbicadon; and polfeliing
I every privilege to pradlee, I feel rnyfelf entitled to that confidences
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
-In the file fenfadons of local woknes, early application wlu
prevent the colunity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of-
ferer, front a cooreioufnefs of the untionlincis of the vice wiled
eaufed his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or =bare of his
family phyficiau and broods over his infirmity with careful coo
cealment, it waft be fatisfadtary for him to be allured not only of
capability of treatment, but alto of the molt ineligible fecrecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints It is poffiblito prevent pain.
danger or tilltrefs; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire.
mew of exclave ezperience in this hat to drat a fate, cereals
sand /Peaty re-eitabliflunatt.
I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez wits
arc alßigtot with say kind of DRBILITY, of any (ymptooss of
VENEREAL' INFECTION, and in 4 cafes the terms of memo.
nitration are Rated on the fait interview.
PeCentsin the country are expedtod to hteWe a Bank note, lad
arc requited to fpecify their are and manner of living.
MARTIN
Member of the Royal College of lingoes, in London
No so, Analialsilleeet; amok anti Ter:pla az. •

PRICE SIX-PENCE.

TURTLES.
WILTSHIRE and Co. Kiser Hasa Tavtaxa
Poultry, have jaft landed a carp of Ape lively Turtles for
tale, from :Mb. to soolb. cub.
Turtles duffed every day io the Idalleft perfeetion, and fent le •
any part of Town or Country. • _

PARTNERSHIP.
WANTED, by a refpeetable Houle, abnut fifty
mites from London, s Partner in a well,eftabliao4 in.
eresfing good SuGuth, who can advance about tspooL is his Otani'
of the Capital, to take an alive pan, or pot, as may be agreed oss.
Principals, direding a lint to M. B. at C. DTUCC e. Efg. Snifter-
Spare. will (If approved) receive a reply, and have ample faddy:.
tion refpeeting the folidity and profpedts of the roneern •

CHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING.
LOZENGES have been for reverel years proved 'insularly.
efficacious at this fatal, in removing the numerous complzinta
omatiotiedby the Cucoeffire changes of the weather In our variable
climate; and as opening Phylfus on all occafions, it is luperior
every other Medicine.

Tic public are particularly requefted to throve, that, in mar
qucoce of a fpurious compaltion having been Impofed on the pug
lie as Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, egc Box and Packet of the.
genuine Medicine have the name of Ching and Butler, No. 4,
Cheapilde, engraved on the (tamp, by order of the Ron. Commit.
Awn, to imitate which is felony. Sold w►okfale at Ching and
Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide ; ad retail by snort Medicine Venders
in every town, in boxes at as. 9d. and ss. 6d. each.

FOR. BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, Ike. &a.
DR. STEERS'S OPODRLDOC.
'CAUTION.—Onthe outfide of the Wrapper OR
•—• each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is fixed* wCieh
is engraved " F. Newbcry, No. ay, St. Paul's," and over the Cork
of the Bottle a Label is pelted, with thefe Words, " Dr. Stan's
Opodeldoe, prepared by F. Niewbery." AU chafe whisk are fold
without thefe derivations are grofs Counterfeits.
The Public are requelted to attend to this C.autioo, in eonfe-
quence of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain Wei.
dens of Medicine. evho, under cover of a connedion in trade with
Mr. Newbery's Houle, have not only fold in London, but by trio.
veiling round the Country, have diffeminated through the Retail
Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantitiessof a fpurions
preparation of this Opodeldoe ; in the hills of Diredions of which
the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr. Newbery,d
St. Paul's Church. yard, are made tile of, in order the mat elms. -
pletcly to (hectic unary Purebafers.
The genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and fold by F. Neelbsiy
Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coneimmty, a few doors beik
Cheapfide, London. in Rinks, price ss. 6i each. duty Waded;
and by thee Venders 'sly in the Country who offer the eml Ma.
dicine under its appreriate Stamp.