Star.
London, England, 1822-05-27 00:00:00

.;p: tbe delight of our own Country, and the admiration of Po.
‘,.:rxr,; and to the embellishmetit and attraction of which, a
16.4:0, a ilogarth, a Bel Wigton, and others the 'most celebrated
0:•:;,,,: time, had contributed their various and Splendid talents.
v,, inimurtalized as they have been by the pens of Addison
4.1 Culdsmith, this admired resort of our ancestors, reared
5:...1.1 the high auspices of the Father of our late revered lilo-
,.;;JI, honoured so often by the presence of our Gracious So-
la, ii,n, when Prince of Wales, those Gardens, where the most
,:i.,,i,,guished Personages of our own, and cf other Countries
lLate joined in rational festivity ; shall they not, under
.the pa-
tron4o ..i ;he Nobility and the British Public, rise into int-
proved existence, and be once more the splendid resortof the
t Dinh. the ra,lnun, and the matchless Beauty of Raightnil ?
. ...
To preserve to the Metropolis of the Empire the former
i Arin,,ements of her favourite Vauxhall, and combine with them
1..: r :.:terl attractions of her once justly-admired Ilanelagh, is
Ll,, .;:rinpt of the present Proprietors. Within the brief period
tt,,:t the Gardens have been under the present Management,
er..::•.. alterations and improvements have been effected, and a
%..:: ty of Amusements provided ; and the Proprietors look with
.....f.dence to that encouragement which will enable them to
s. A.,. fatt:re and more extensive improvements. In the Musical
I.l,,,..ittnatt, old Favourites are retained, and new Performers
c. ~,,cd ; and it will be anxiously endeavoured to produce ex-
cellc.:,.. by liberal encouragement. The Stock of Wines, be-
-In.;in,; t> the late concern, has been disposed of by Public Sale.
iaAt ::ow on the Premises, from the Cellars of the London
\...:e Company, Fleet-street, the Proprietors pledge themselves
1, J. sue hilit quality, and in the Price of which, considerable
r...n.cli'lits have been niade. With regard to Refreshments,
sy:!1; v..,11 be reduced in price, others increased in quantity;
,r....i ..,cli arrangements have been made, as to ensure entire sa-
ti.r.ction in every department. The Proprietors have the
14,..utir to announce that the Gardens will be opened on MON-
. DAY, the 3d of JUNE, and will continue open on Mondays,
vb ,:d!:,14) i, and Fridays, during the Season.
N.U. Sin;le and Party Admissions for the Season may be
v.:chased on application to the Proprietors at the Gardens.
Vauxhall Gardeni, May 25, 1822. ,

fIODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTERfor 1820,
will be published on Saturday, June ; and the Volume
tor 18-tl is in great tumidness.

Tins day was published, in royal 4to. price £l. 16s. boards,
A TOUR through part of BELGIUM and the
A L itiIENIBB PROVINCES. Embellished with Thirteen
from Drawings by the Duchess of Rutland.
t Printed for Rodwell and hlArtin, 46, New Bond-street.

• This tit, was litibifAied, in syn. 7s. col.
ria IT EMOII A NV K S.—A SATIRICAL POEM.—
Who slanders with his pen, would wield a knife ;
And he who stabs your fame, would take your life?
Pranced for Henry Culburn and Co. Conduit•street.
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LORD BYRON.
On Thursday next will be published, Iva 14$.
ITCNIOIRS of the LIFE and. WRITINGS of
L Ow Right Haa.LORD BYRON. With Anecdotes of
kale a Lis CuatemporarWs.
Priuted for henry Coburn and Co. Conduit-street.
.•

-
rill JOHN SI.NCLAIR'S ANSWER TO RICARDO.
This day was published, price Is.
t N ANSWER to a TRACT recently published by
.471 DAVI, Ricans., X. M.P. on Protection to Agriculture.
13y the Right Hoe. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Dart.
hinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Tattruoster-row ;
a Rattling, St. James's-street.
Also, by the same Author,
1. Hints on Circulation, and the Means of re-establishing the
rroseerity et the Country by an improved Sy.tem of Currency.
tat.
::.. Address to the Owners and Occupiers of Land in Great
Wolin and Ireland, pointing out Effectual Means for remedy-
-1..; the ♦griettltural Distresses of the Country. Price

YILOVIDENT LIFE-OFFICE,
'Regent-street, London.
PRESIDENT.
The Right Honourable Earl GREY.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Marquii of SALISSURY, K.G.
pail of Hammen:Kt, K.G.
E..,11 of CAILNAILVON

Viscount Bct.tratev
Viscount Dow:AMNON
Lord BeArssooKs.
XVI&
Sir S. B. Moacasti, Bt. ALP.
WILLIAM PRAIA, £.q.
rm. Esq. F.R.S.
01111=01411. .
lows ALILSANOSR, Esq. Wu. Juno, Esq.
11u. 13r.r.u, gsg• JOHN MARSHALL, EMI.
IAANCIS Coster, Esq. Sir S. 13. MORLAND, 131..
JOHN DosLe, Mat. K.B. EDWARD Noon's., Esq.
llAwsoss. Esq. Wes. faits, Esq.
I,stivr I)owata, Esq. M.P. J•DISS SRDOWICM, Esq.
•LI.KT Futarwoon, Esq. THOMAS WYADT,
:‘l.maging Director, J. T. Basses BRAUSIONT, Esq. F.A.S.
I)EItSONS insured for Life in this Office, share the
Profits aeptennially with the Ogiginal Members, according
fl't'urir respective Contributions. Thus, by the specific Sums
and contingent Profits; they hsve the fullest value fur
PAyments, in a manner nearly similar to that, until lately,
Ljairted• in the Equitab.le Olbce, but with this presumeid Im-
;foreman, via. that as-ritii original Members have raised a per-
atettt Fund, deemed amply sufficient for the purpose of indem-
.4ty, it is provided, that no personal responsibility shall attach.
the Policy-holders ; hence those whoseek protection ate se-
r bred from uncertainty and risk of toss, asdn a l'ropritenty Of-
u:e having a large inheritable Capital, and are entitled to a par-
Lcipation in the Profits, as in a Union Society.
'Military Men insured at this Office are net charged with any
vlditionil Premium, unless called into actual service.
Persons insured by this Office, not being:Marini:min the srzer-
r..se of their Profession, ate at liberty to.patos and repass by Sea,
in whole decked Vessels, or Steam luau, from one part of the
I:nited Ki:),;tioni to Another ; and also, in time of Peace, in like.,
"liner, from British to Foreign Ports, between the 'Pesti and,
I:..cst inch, live, without License anti retro Prendum.
It' any l'ersun who bas' insuted.his Idc itt this Office die by
Ponelling, or the Elands of Justice, his Representatives
• !rLY r,c4ve the lull value which his Policy bore tau the day pre-
sfou, to 'lie time of Ins Death.
No .1 emission Pets are required, nor is any aurae made for
t'ullci. s, ereept the Stamp Duty.
ilanu,as of 135. es. amid Lab. 12s. per Cunt. have been d'.•
dugiug the Last .1:411111t1:1141

TRUS-

Lord Kiva
,rd I.llLAYssoowt
Gsuscx

TWO TliousANTD OU N,CE3 of PibtiTS gigolo! C01..4,
LIICTION- of PkINTINCA• SCULPTURES, Fine
• (CIMILIN "T'APESTItirvtiARRAR Yof VALUABLE.
BOOKS; CELLAR• of Choice IrINES,
Valuable Collection of. Elegant and,. Fine OLD CII IN A ;
• Welt CUT GLASS, HOUSEHOLD LUTE% and sari-
. ado EFFECTS. • •
MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-street.
informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that by.
Ordtr of therrustetiK• I* shall Offer -A

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
On .the Premises, Wanstead House,
On Mannar the 10th of June; aad•Tlstrty-Otte following•Dals,
at Eleven o'Clock, as per Arrangement in the Cataloves,
(Saturdays and Sundays excepted), '
The SUPERB ELEfalitNT MUM fTU RE of the above
SPLENDID MANSION, I
Finished in the first style of magnificence ; adapted for the Pa-
lace,
or Mansions of Noblemen or Gentlemen : consisting of
Grand Canopy State and other Bedsteads, with cqstly Velvet,
rich Silk Damasks, Chintz, and llorine Furniture,; excellelt
Bedding, of the first description; elegant Window Curtainsood
Hangings en suite.
Splendid SUITES of DRAWING-ROOM and BALL-
ROOM CURTAINS, of rich Genoa Velvet, Damasks, Silks,
fine Scarlet Cloth, and Morines, made up in the most Fashion-
able and Elegant Style, trimmed with Gold Laces; Couches,
Sofas, and Chairs to correspond. •
Beautiful AXMINSTER CARPETS, of the best fabric.
Brilliant PLATES of GLASS.
A SET of Oriental curious and valuable EBONY CHAIRS
and SOFAS, SCREENS, and CABINETS of line rare old
India and Japan.
A matchless COLLECTION of ORIENTAL. DRES-
DEN, SEVE, and FRENCH CELINA, in Dinner and Des-
sert Sets, Tea and Breakfast Services, Cabinet and Ornamental
China of all descriptions.
Variety of Parisian and Buhl valuable CABINETS and
BOOKCASES; magnificent Library Tables,. and well-finished
Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, for Dining-rooms, Parlours,
Libraries, &c. Elegant Clocks and Ornaments; superb match-
less Chandeliers; full-sized Billiard Table and variety of El-
m/lent Furniture for Villas or Cottage Residences, and Servants'
Apartments; two Fire Engines, and Apparatus; Brewing and
Dairy Utensils ; Garden Lights and Tools ; Greenhouse Plants ;
Pleasure Boat, Punts; capital Sets of Harness, and variety of
other Articles, &c. The whole forming an Assemblage of the
most Valuable Property ever offered for Public Sale, and well
worth the attention of Gentlemen, the articles being of the first
description, and in the highest preservation.
To be viewed on Wednesday the gld of May, and every day
(Sundays excepted) to the time of Sale,
By Catalogues only.
N. B. The whole of the Property, according to the different
Advertisements, is comprised in Three Books, making together
Thirty-two Days' Sale,which Books will be delivered at Wanstead
House ; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson's Office.
Ca.tle-street, Leicester-square; at Messrs. Btundrett, Spinks,
and Reddish's. Temple • and at Mr. Robins's Office, Regent-
street, opposite New ilurlington-street, at Five Shillings each
Catalogue, one of which will admit Three to the view.

iIIiSEIL—WANSTEAD HOUSE.
Magnificent SILVER and GILT PLATE,
About TWENTY-TWO TIIOUSA ND OUNCES.
R. ROBINS, of Warwick-Howe, Regent-street,
informs the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, that, by
order of the Trustees, he shall offer
FOIL SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Mansion, Wanstead-House, Essex,
On the 17th of J une, 182 e, and following Days, at Eleven &Clock;
The Splendid SERVICES of Massive rich chased SILVER
and GILT PLATE; consisting of superb SOUP TUREENS,
COVERS, and STAN DS, beautiful SAUC E- BOATS, Oblong,
'Oval, Round, Square, and Pincushion Dishes (various sizes),
' handsome Covers; TWELVE DOZEN TABLE and
SOUP PLATES, elegant new Pattern; Gravy, Table, Dessert,
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Sauce Ladles; Fish Slices; Table
Forks, &c. en suite; cosily rich chased SALVERS and
WA ITEItS; Pillar Candlesticks and Branches ; Two and
Three Light Sconces; Tea Kettles, Coffee and Tea Pots;
Triton Figure Salts; handsome DRINKING CUPS and
COVERS; a small PLATEAU; beautiful large SIRE:
BOARD DISH; EIGHTEEN DOZEN of valuable AG ATE
andSl LVER-HANDLED TABLEandDESSERT KNIVES
and FORKS.
The GILT PLATE comprises a superb DESSERT SER.
VICE, exquisitely Chased and Engraved, with the Royal Arms
in the centre; splendid large SIDEBOARD DISHES, most
elaborately chased with the Marriage of Bacchus and Ariadne,
Feast of the Gods, and various other beautiful designs; Tea
Trays and Salvers; Drinking Cups and TANKARDS, ex-
quisitely sculptured in Ivory, and seterintoty MOUNTED.
A magnificent PLATEAU, in Nine Parts, feet long;
elegant Or-molu Branches; Plated Knife and Spoon Trays; Cas-
serole Dish floater*: and,varions other costly Articles; Plate
Chests, &a &c.
May be viewed, as before-mentioned in the Furniture Adver-
tisement, with Catalogues only, to admit Three, which may he
had at Five Shillings each, at Wanstead House ; at Messrs.
Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson's Office, Castle-street, Leice•-•
ter-square ;at Messrs. Brundrett, Spinks, and Reddish's, Tem-
ple ; and at Mr. Robins's Office, 170, Regent-strett.

ESSEX.—WANSTEAD lIOUSE.
VALUABLE COLLF.CTION of FINE PAINTINGS,
BRONZES, SCULPTURES iu MARBLE, and CASTS
from the ANTIQUE, Splendid GOBELIN TAPESTRY,
M AliK and VELVET HANGINGS, &c.
MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-street,
informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Connoisseurs in Fine
Arts, that, by Order of the Trustees, he shall offer
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Mansion, Wanstead House,
Oa Waneasaer, the Ikth of June, and two iouawing days, at
Eleven o'Clock, •
ale extensive Collection of Valuable Pictures, Bronzes, Sculp-
tures in Marble, Casts from the Antique, Superb Gobelin
•
Tapestry, of matchless beauty. •
Among the numerous assemblage of Paintings are many of
treat excellente, and comprise Specimens of the Works of most
oldie first-rate Masters of the various Schools ; among which will-
ing found those of Titian, I'. Veronese, Correggio, Guercino,
Domminichino, C. Doki, Corona, l'oussin, Cassali, Bourguog.
noni, Ruhens, Vandyke, Schalken, Rembrandt, Cuyp,h Weinix,
Watteau, tlogarth, Thornhill, Lelyt Korner, Ste. wit a great
variety of floe and interesting Portraits of Noble and distin-
guished Parsons; numerous superb panels of Gobelin Tapestry,
in the finest preservation. The Sculptures consist of Classical
Figures.auid Groupes, the size of life, both Antique and by the
best Moern Masters ; man very elegant Marble Vases, among-i
which arde four of superiory taste and excellence, of the splendid.
Medinian sham, four feet six inches.high; a noble Colossal Bolt
of the Emperor Napoleon, by CAUOVii ; a beautiful Groupe of
Boys and liatyrs, by Rysbrack ; a large Marble Pant, and MI
immense variety of other excellent and mitt-Est Works o Art,
Which decorate and enrich this Princely Mansion.
•To bestowed by Cistsloiorciensfy (with the ether ProPerrfs as
deseribesl in the Furniture Advertisement), at Five Shillings
each, one of which admits three to view and may be bad at,
Wansigad ];Joule; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Siobson's
Mee. Csitlegitreeti Leicester-square; at lanearssikundtett,
Splaka, and Reddidti, Tootle sod Aubius'e.tace,
aesempeuvet.

Oa *crate, dm. Bth 41y, i 8 Pn4 Tour follow*/ Them at
• Eleven •
The Wadi* Collection of AN BENT aid aseaum
BOOKS depaktir bound, embracing many early lireimeua of
ryfiogriplf continued by evet'y Work of eelebrtry to the pre-•
sent day; also abounding in the. Graphic Art. with Ithe 'lW*
choice impressions • from the Foreign ant Mask Saw*
among many others, equally valuable,*lll be fdund,
is Fotes•e-Derlale's Hatonage, Mussy Fleeced**. Tothares

sports, itr
ior
Voyage, J.,. P. Edward's Birds coloured, (Fires de iere,
avec Graver par Coypel, Bruce's Travels, many curious Tratr
on History, &c. &c.
OCTAVO as turas—Nicholls'. Literary Anecdotes, CEuvres
complete de Voltaire, the British Essayists, Edinburgh and
Quarterly Review, Antiquarian Cabinet, Wood's Zoography,
Grammont's Memoirs, Sharp's Poets, Gilpin's Tours, Barbauld's
British Novelists, the Works of Sterne, •Blair, )Burke. Shah-
speare; Swift, Gibbon, Lord Byron, Southey, Walter Scott,
Edgeworth, Hume and Smollet, Johnson, Dryden, Messinger,
Sully, Pope, atc. four of Baskeilte's Octavo Prayer. Books, and
several highly illuminated Missals.
To be viewed by Catalogues only (with the other Property as
described in the Furniture Advertisement) at Five Shilliaas each,
oae of which will admit three, and may be hid at Wanstead
House; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and RObson's Office,
Castle-street, Leicester-square ; at Messrs. Brundrett, • Spinks,
and Reddisies,Temple ; and at 111r.Robins'i Office, Regent-street.

ESSEX.—WANSTEAD-HOUSE.
VALUABLE CELLARS OF CHOICE FINE FLA-
VOURED OLD WINES.
About THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOZEN in Bottle.
FIVE PIPES of exceeding fine AIADEIRII, and TWO
PIPES of excellent OLD PORT, in Wood.
FOURTEEN CASKS of Capital OLD HOME.BREWED
ALE, &c.
MR. ROBINS (of Warwick House, Regent-street),
informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that, by or-
der of the Trustees, he shall offer

- -
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Mansion, Wanstead House;
ClulikfulfDAY, July Is. 1822; at Eleven.o'Clock,
The Valuable CELLARS of Choice Fine-flavoured OLD
WINES; consisting of about Three Hundred and Fifty Dozens
of exceeding fine-flavoured Old Port, Madeira, Sherrj,`Ularet,
Burgundy, Vin de Grave, Old Hock, Champaigne, Sauterne,
Bucellas, and other choice Wines • Five Pipes of excellent Old
Madeira, and Two Pipes of exceeding fine Old Port,.in WOW j
Fourteen Casks of capital Old Home-brewed Ale, Ste.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
(to view the whole of the Property, as described in the Furni-
ture Advertisement, at Five Shillings each, to admit three) at
Wanstead House; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson's
Office, Castle-street, Leicester-square; at Mews. Brundrett,
Spinks, aad Reddish's, Temple; and at Mr. Robins's Office,
Regent-street.

UPPER GROSVENOR-STREREET, GROSVEN OR-
SQUA.
CAPITAL MANSION,
With excellent and extensive Offices; Garden, planted with
Shrubs; Coach-house, and Stables for eight Horses.
'SO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
On the Premises, No.-42, Upper .Grosvenor-street,
on the 14th June, 1822, at One o'Clock,
111 V OLDER OV THE 1111CUTOKS,
TIE LEASE of a CAPITAL MANSION,
11 altered, repaired, and improved within a few years, at a
very considerable expense, and adapted for the accommodation of
A Nobleman or Family of Distinction,
The late Residence of
Admiral Sir JOHN BORLASE WARREN, Bart. deceased.
The House is planned with suites of handsome Apartments
of large dimensions, and well proportioned, containing, on the
Upper Story, three Sleeping-rooms for Servants, a large Store-
room, and Closets. On the Second Floor, two spacious airy
Bed-chambers a small Bed-chamber or Pressing-room, Store.
room, wooly Landing, Water laid on, and a Water-closet. On
the Principal Floor, a noble Drawing-room in front, elegantly
fitted up, windows to the floor, opening to a Balcony the width
of the front, and communicating by folding-doors to a back
Drawing-room, with a bowed window opening to a Balcony,
looking to the Garden ; a Boudoir and Water-closet. Ground
Floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, capital
light Staircase to the Second Floor, an excellent Dining-parlour,
handsomely fitted up, and communicating by folding-doors to a
Library correspondently finished, window opening into the
Garden, which is planted with Shrubs ; Lobby, with Closets,
Gentleman's Dressing-room, and Water-closet.
A Secondary Stone Staircase from the Basement to the Se-
cond Floor.
The Offices consist of Housekeeper's-room, Cleaning-room,
housemaid's-closet, Wine-cellar with Catacombs, Butler's
l'antry, strong Closet, Servants' Hall, Cellar for Wine in the
Wood, Lamp-hole, and Larder; an Area in front, with Vaults
fur Coals, and Servants' Entrance.
Detached, an excellent Kitchen, with Dresser and Shelves,
Scullery adjoining. Pastry, China, and Cook's Closets, and
Larder, Water.closet, a Passage, Coal-eellir, a commodious
Laundry, Yard, Stables for eight Horses, Standing for four Car.
riages, with Lofts and other Rooms over. The whole abundantly
supplied with Water.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on
the Premises; at the Subscription Houses, St. JfMell s-streei;
Hotels, Bond-street ;of 11. A. Broughton, Solicitor, Great
Marlborough-street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr: Robins, No.
170, Regeut-street, opposite Burlingtou-street, of whom Tickets
for viowini may be had.

ESTABLISHED MEDICINES.
FNEWBEItY and SONS, Proprietors of Dr.
. James's and other valuable Medicines, caution the Public
against counterfeits, which are now but too continua, toil ac-
quaint them that none but the Genuine are olds at their
house fWalrome-
house, ftio. 43, in St. pin's Churchyard,e hird

de. •
Clrriames's Powder 2 9 Dr. Steers's Oppdeldec 2 9
-.1..12 in Bottle $4: 0 C 401410191 ihnv4 1• 9
Analeptic Pills 46. --- Convulsion thl 2 6
•
—6in a Family Box 24 0 Bilious Pllls.'Wewbery's 2 9
Dalby's Carminative . 1 .1) Xtronws of Coltafoot 3 6
TI Cephalic Stuff 11 j. The Rheumatic Powder 4 6
Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice '4 0 Rhilish Coffee 2 9
The authenticity Of the above will he ascertained by the name
bring engraxed in.the Stamps.
Dr. Solander's. Tea, •2s. 9d. Dr. Ropers Prilr, is. lid. and
tenettother ottertse. ..Wilnitinie Okamoto! tv
fists, Captains,

(Of Warwick House, Ilegerit-street),.
A •EERY pleasant and ;iesirable VIMEI4OtD
lib ESTATE, -situate at Beech. Hill, in the Parke oi Woke•
log, between Chertsey and Guildford ; amspriebig .
A. mrcellen, -PfibilLY RESIDENCE, with Offices, lately
and improved at a very considerable expense, fisted ea,
beautiful Lawn, commanding extensive luxuriant vietrelittbd.
'Count LL; Pleasure-grounds nod Plantations, ornamented with
Trees, dry Gravel Walks, capital Kitchen Garda!,
=I well punted ; Coach-buuse, Stables, Farmyard and
end three Enclosures of rich Meadow and mho .ief
'Arable Land, the whole &ate upwards of
IHIVUNTEEN ACRES,
la- the beet state of colt;vadon.
Asmamillate possession tiaspbe had. The principal part of ffie
:Purviews is nearly new, and may be had, with the other Mao.
ate psi. • - •
twelve Pridsys ta i vie dwe illeasOtaticsrifromM U.
-1°
.9. ,
sib lock, whit' Tfclfets: Wars at Mr. Robines
3 70, Regent-,strett, Where a Plan and Elevation may be.

7 !A:WAGE TO FRANCE.
THE SWIFT STEAM-YACHT, of Eighty-hone'
l'-Power, Captain HUGH MACG It !WOK, of Brighton,
commented running between BRIGHTON- and DIEPPE,
on SATURDAY last, 'May 25, at Right o'Clock, and will SaiL
regidarly at that hotir from Brighton every Wednesday and Sa-
turday ; and from Dieppe for Brighton ever/ Thursday and Sun-
day at Eight u'Clock in the Morning.

. Cabin Passage, ,fl 15*—Steerage Passage, LI ss.
The Swirr is one of the wet powerful and- complete Steal*
Vessels ever equipped, being a very fast sailer either with or
without her engines ; and hasthree separate Cabins, fitted up in
the most commodious manner.

For further particulars apply, if by letter post paid, at the
Brighton Gazette Quite, Brighton ; ur to the Captain aboard.
er The Stem will also regululy sail from Brighton for Hyde
and tiouthampton, every Monday Morning, at Eight o'Clock,
and return from Southampton the following day, at Tea
o:C/odt.in the Morning, for Litighton.

THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAI) possesses
a.- great .efficacyt in att nervous disorders, headaches, weak-
nesses, heaviness and hiwness of spirits, dimness of sight, confused
thought and wanderings of the mind, vapours and melancholy,
and ail kinds of hysteric complaints, which gradually go off by
the use of this salubrious Cordial. In sickness of the stomach,
flatulenci,s, and obstructions, it is a safe and powerful remedy.
It is admirably calculated to afford relief to broken and decayed
constitutions, where other remedies have been unsuccessful.
The Cordial 11dm of Gilead is
.sold in bottles price 1 ts. and
Ms. each, by all 'Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom,
with copious directions; and in London by Mr. Johnston, 68,
Cornhill ; and Mr. Sanger, 150, Os torti-street.

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Athena, Canoes Works BilidoW s Illustrations of sbaltspearPs walk
Curtis's Fldra Londrnends, Lndge's Portraits of MiiminuiPer. goo
sons, kayer's Views finely caloust4, Catesby's Cernlioa. I. P. Arai
&nisei Ovid, Forster's British Gallery, L I'. Collection Cum.
pletes de Tableaux liisterlques d* la Revolution Fraocalise,
Boydell's Hogartb4tbe Laxemburg dialiery, an magnibrit co— b
tectios of brain Naps, RuAbwor* collection, Clarandoo's _
.01plory of die 1j Ma
Hitgra-Polystotti, • Fun
Cbi/Usto-;;lhroter's Lavater's iffaisitignotititi, Paloterys2O-...
lace of Pleasure, eoxe's Douse of Austria, Lyson's Magna Bri. 1
tannia, 1.. P. Salt's Abyssinia, C[ark's Travels, ilosiWs Fie* fte'
Sports, Daniel's Rural Snorts, Lord Orford's Works,•Hilader's Nu.