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London, England, 1812-10-23 00:00:00

NUMBER 7998.

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LA t "S. HOTEL, LEICESTER SQUARE.
imam . ... lute sudden- death of Mr. MANDRY,
,r-,,,, Wow takes the opportunity of returning Thanks to
the numerous Friedds of her We Husband ; and, as she intends
eamongon theConcuess for • this Benefit! of. basalt' sod Infant
'tangy, she anzionsly.h9es for a continuance of their generous
newt, rebid, on her . part, she wit! .entredvour ,to merit by.
rimy assiduity and amend*. ... . . .
0 A Good Larder, and Vl,ipea of the first' quality.
ANy Gentleman or Laply in • went of WHITE
WINE, may be supplied with the most superior XERES
her imported, at D. GONMERtrs, a Spadish Merchant, N 0.7,
Upper Baskingisametreet, Strand,-in lots of two dozen, at 465.;
debvered mai ludaisa:l= D. Gammen) is.esulbled
town mpungyalgpukt , wlto have purchased large
Cof the Wail orders duff attended to. Hours
letsil to Jive.. *$ *. _

NEW MAIM • •
%bribed by Gooiding,.D'Ahrsaine, patter, and Co. Musk Sel-
sels, No. SW, Soho-square, London ; and NO. 7, Westmorland-
serest, Debbi.
XHE Overture, Songc, Duets, and Glees ir4 the,
new grand Romantic Drama, called The ./ETHIOP, or the
aild of the Desert, now performing at the Theatre Royal,. Co. I
wesatsdon, composed and arranged fer the Pianoforte, by i. R.
p&p, pries 10s. 6d. The Spanish Patriots, a.Dramatic RO-
manes, performed at the Theatre IfOyat, Lyceum, the Music
mapsesti by Sir J. A; Stevenson, Alm. Doc. pr. 15s. The Battle
of Sahmanca, a grand military piece, for the Pianoforte, corn-
posediry !Dim Gildte, price' Ss. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux, consist-
ing ofivamitirAirsi Dancer, and. Rondos, for the Pianoforte,
composed by the most celebrated Professors, No. I. price 2s. to
be mistimed monthly. Psalms and Hymns, arranged for the
Pianoforte or Organ, with the addition of an interlude for the use
of Parish Churches, or Sundays amusement, by L. C. Nielson,
price ss. tt Pray, Goody," a favourite Song, as sung by Mr.
&wink a, the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, arranged with an
Accompanifnent for the Pianoforte by J. Mazzinghl, price Is.

, AMERICAN STATE PAPERS.
This day was published, price da.
AMMAN STATE PAPERS' and COL
betweei Messrs. Smith, Pinkney,
Masigek ,Wellealey, General Armstrong, M. Champagay, M.
Threau,Messrs. Russell, Monroe, Foster, Ste. Containing also,
Papers relative to the Annearatkan of Holland to France; Repeal
of tbitilerlioossil Milan Decrees; English and Irish Budget;
French State Papers, &c. &c. &c.
Printed for. Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
esseet.inw.-•-Of whom also may be had,

1. A Dispassionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by Mr.
Itladhon for declaring an offensive and rufous War against.
dmt Britain, price 2s. 6d. stitched.
5t ebpies and Extracts of Documents' on the Subject of Bri-
disheptvennient of American Seamen, price 4s. stitched.
.S. An Address/of Members, of the House of Representatives,
k..... 0, the-Untled,States, to their Constituents, on
Sabject 7 the War, price 2s. stitched.
: TikAnierican Review ontitivitand'Politics, No.l. to V.
pike el aselysewed.
.4-1--,--+
P#lbelly

AlaNev;illai;•, price Ss. illustrated with Cues,
'PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PREVENd.
'nos and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE, parii•
• • eliKgoeneis,as Sirirtures, Gleets; &c. Including very
-• eel Gbeertations on Tabes Dorsal* Hypochon-
• • NocturnalEmissione, Seminal Weakness, Mu-
&c. ,‘
being a complete Guide in those distressing
Malidies. divested of all technical obscurities..
• 's•l • "lIVIMIL CATON, Surgeon.
141Ited die (Mod Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Piliindfqe Meats. Highley, 44, Fleet-street, London.
Whcre may be had,
CstanV Popular Treatise et: Asthma and Winter Cough, as. -

Ni UNEQUALLED SCHOOL BOOK FOR THE SENIOR
CLASSES.
%is day was publi.hed,illtistrated by many superior Engravings,
endprlnted in Nonpareil, price 151. in plain, or 16s. In elegant
bindings.'
A PORTABLE and UNIQUE CYCLOPEDIA;
A. 14 or, Moder& and Complete DICTIONARY of ARTS and
Sonless, including the latest improvements and discoveries,
and being a useful book of reference in every Department of
Knowledge and Literature.—By C: T. WATKINS, M. A.
CycisPedias being useful for purposes only of general reterence,
lad in no castouperseding the necessity of Elementary Treatise,
so subjects ufitirticular study, this Portable Cyclopedia answers
ssery generalosenf those which are 50 times it, bulk and price;
tad is, therefore, in that, and in many other respects, the most
toirable book ever printed. For the use of Young Persons, for
te Writing Table, the Desk, the Parlour Window, and the School
born, it Is without a rival inthe entire compass of Literature
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. NO. 47, Ludgate-hill; and
801 d by all Booksellers, and Dealers lq Books.

• MILITARY PANORAMA.
This day was published, No: I. of a New and Elegant Military
Periodical Work, entitled,
't THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price Ss.
dc,!icatett to the Officer of the British Army, contain.-
log Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reyicws of Military
Votka, liqszty3 on thelirt of War Journals of tile Campaigns,
Military Movements Details of Military Operationi. Chrono-
lein TcPnr:lPllf, Military Obituary, li!r( hs and Marriages,
-Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, &e. correct insertion
of the Extraordinary Gazettes; Generat Orders, and Army Re-
platious.—Each nutuhet will be illustrated with a Portrait and
Military Plan, engraved by the best Artist s.—Six Numbers and
&Supplement willcontticuto Volume.—The latter will contain
alist of the Officers of the British. Army, of those holding
Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig-
salhes,, Suspeasions, Deaths, &a. &s. during the.period of the
olume's public on.
ati
Published by P. Martin (late of the Tirm of Cntheil and Ma-
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tn,r,'Y be balls either there, or of most Bookaellen in the United
smogdom.
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OEDOPAPULCAL EXEBCISE BOOKS.
This day were published, price Ss. each.
11.1"nOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part I.
cm"tiit of lifteen Outline Maps of the Quarters and
N'Ec'Pal Countries in the World, including three ancient Maps,
Iclii.t.ed on supeillne drawing Paper; for the purpose of being
"",,TaP by the Junior Classic* of Students in,Geagrapky.
The GLOGIt A PIII.CAL Coir-Boon, Part 11. consisting of the
iJaei Latitude of
and Longitude, accurately drawn for the samer,a....to be filled up by the Senior Chases of
V.Part
Situ of Geography, or by those who have previously filled
ail" a Companion to the above, a New Senool. AT I.JI,
'‘CClregPOilding size with the Copy-Books,. forming the most ,
Wect, as well as the cheapest Atlas, published, price Ss. boatel.,
af the .14 v. 1. UOListifill i 11, Author of the .Grarntnar of Ge-
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A naoinedt's Inspection of these Copy-Books will speak more
albeit Praise than a Volume of Commentasy. A Grown Pero ,
may, by means of them, become a Proficient in Geography
a few Weeks, and young Persons at Licht:rot may acquire more'
meet Ids, in a few months thin could be attained I:: a whole
witheet such Exercises,
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT.
By Mr. ANGELL,
At Garraway's Coffce-houlsi,'Change-alley, Corith'll, on Wed.
nesday, November 4, at Twelve o'clock,
A Very Substantial FREEHOLD Brick-bnat
DWELL NG HOUSE, with Front Shop, lately erected
in the mot eligible part of the Town of Gravesend, in the
COun:y of Kent.
The Premises hare been fitted up with every domestic conve-
nience, and as a Bookseller's and stationer's Shop, to which has
been attaeled a Circulating Library, much resorted to by the
neighbourhood and the adjacent country; but capable of many
improvements for that or any other business requiring chew in a
genteel line; Comprisidg, on the basement, a range of dry Cel-
larage, With 29 feat frontage; on the_ground floor, a handsome
Shew Shop, with Parlour and Kitchen, and Yard behind; en the
principal storey, a large handsome Drawing-room, iS feet by 16,
a back Sitting-room, and lledslirto; on the upper fitBfelsa'larOS
front Room, 28 feet by 16, and two Bed-rooms. .
N. B. The Premises are held by *Tenant at Will, and an early
pOnsession may be had, and being in the most improving pert in
the high toad to London, through the Town; from whence
goods of all sorts may be had with the greatest facility at a cheap
rate of. conveyance by water, it is presumed that as a real Estate
this press nts a most singular opportunity. to a purchaser.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenant previous to the Sale;
and printed particulars may be bad at the principal inns,•Dart-
ford ;• Shooters' Hill; at , Crayford ; at the Bank,
Gravesend; of the Auctionoer,Southarripton-row,Russell-square,
London ; and at Garraway's Coffee-honse.

DOI2SF.T.—To be SOLD by AUCTION, by M. BAKER,
At the King's Arms Inn, in Dorchester, on Tu-s,,.ay, the 27rit of
October, 1812, at Three o'Clock in the Al. ertioon, in 'kilo
Las, on such conditions as shall be then and :here produced,
I'HE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
the following ESTATE';:
Lot 1. All that th'i Manor and Lordship' or reputed Manor
and Lordship of Artne.tweii, and the capital Messuage, Tenement
and Farm, called Arinesve ell Farm, with the Appurtenances, si-
tuate, lying and being in :he Parish of Buckland Newton, in the
County of Dorset, now in the tenure or.occups, ion of Thomas
Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting 'of a gcod Farm House, Out-
houses, Barns, Stable', and other necessary and convenient Build-
ings, a Garden and Orchard) well stocked with Trees, and about
470 Acres of itch Meadow, Arable, Pasture and Coppice Land.
Lot 2. All that other e.suage, Tr/tem:at and Harm, with
the Appurtenances, called Knoake otherwise Knoake's Farm,
s.tuate, lyirg and being In the said Parish of Buckland Newton,
now also in the occultation of the said Thomas Cross, as Te'lant
thereof, consisting of a good Farm-house, and Garden, Stables
an 4 convenient Out-houses, and 72 Acres of excellent Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Land.

't'hese Estates are situate in a Sporting Country on the borders
of the fertile Vale of Diackmoore, abott, tan miles from Dorche-
ster, eight from Sherborm' and inn!. fr.nn Cerne ; and abound
with Coppices and tine Oak, Ash, and Elm 1 imber. 'I he l'(.--
nant's lease expires at Lady.-Day, 1818, and at the other usuai
and customary dines of quitting Estates in thoseparts.
er The Purchistr will be entitled to the Rents and Profits
from I.ady-Day, itsl3.
For a view of he Promises apply to the Tenants and for printed
Particulars of the Estates; at the Ofrice.of Mr. F. Oakley, of Dorafl
cheater, Attorney-at-Law ; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House
at Armeswell ; at the Principal inns and Librarica in the Towns
of Shetborne, Shatte-bury, Dridport, Blandlerd, SaLsbury, and
Exeter; and at Mes4s.Piarsons, rolicitars, Pump-court,Temple.
CHARIOT HARNESS for Fifteen Guineas;
are handsomb and quite complete with Breechens, Bradnons;
loop'd Bins, Martingales, are in excellent condition. A Pair of
1)i:to for f 3 Guineas : a Ditto for 12 Goinr.ts ; a Ditto for 10
Gaincas ; a Dien for 8 Guineas; are at Loa-ruts' Harness Ma•
nsfactury, 1 s", llic;l1 Holborn, oppoaite Bloornsbury-cuutt and.
near th.„: Nov itit,ldings.

N.B. Several Pairs of neat Brass Harney: to be sold cheap.
PATENT FLEECY HOSIERY, manntactured
1 by HOLLAND, WAIS I'ELI,, HOW/ON, and Co. the
Pater 12OS, and Nianuf:ctnrcri to their 11,1.1j,sties, No. 99, High
Holborn; who al,o manufacture Co•ion, orste 4, and Lamb.'
Wool, in every article Of ,under cloilling, for both Ladies arid
Gentlemen,
The Arta; l! s they have invented for these purpoies arc very
numerousond Suited to every season et: the year; they ate
marufactured of the very best mater.als, of lull sizes, and ac-
ktiowhdted superiority of mike and shape.
Woollen Garments worn neat the skin, are recomm?ntlei
by the Fact& y as being more c..mlucive to the health of man-
, kind Than any other; and for Persons teturnin4 from warm cli-
mates indi-pensahly requisite. Every article of both fleeced and
plain Hosiery to he had of the Patentees, and of the most respect!.
'hie Hosiers in Town and Country, by their appointment.
TO EAST AND WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA
MERCHANTS.
IP. HEATH, (f Nottingham, informs the Mer-
• chants of En• land, and Traders in general, that for she con-
venience of sale, he has placed his fUNIPEFt ESSENCE of PEP-
PERMINT, and other Medicines' in the hands of Messrs.
SIIAW and EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard.
This Esszu eels a safe, effectual, and pleasant Remedy In
Flatulencies, Gouty and Chalky Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-sickness, Nausea atten-
dam on Prregnancy, Reiaxation.and Lapitude arising from At-
mospheric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries ftotti inclement
weather, the abuse of spirituous liquors, and in the spasmodic
affeetton of the • Stomach and Bowels, so common in Infants,—
adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Me-
dicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a 'valuable
acquinftion.
JUNIPER Essence of PIPIIII* INT is so well. known as a va-
loable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Adver-
tisenten: is to guard purchasers against the numerous Cbunterfeits
which are prepared by Druggists, Ate. especially if the order is
for Exportation. The only Caution J.-P. Heath can give, is to
see that J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved on the goyim-
went stamp.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Shaw Fnd Edwards, No. 66, St,
Paul'. Churchlard, in bottles its. 9d. and is. lid.

FREEF:OLD GROUND RENTS,
And a very valuable Reversion in the Fee Simple Estate, toge-
ther with another immediate Reversion in a Freehold Estate,
in the County of Middieser.
TO LE SOLD, 13Y MR. AVGBLL,
THE FREEHOLD GROUND.RENtSU
present produeva clear annuity of 01000, amply secured
by new buildings of superior substance &nil watered& The Pre-
mises are held on lease for 96 yeirs unexpired, and the Lessees
D HEUMATiSMS, PALSIES, AI Le.,
pay all insurances from fire, &c.
This valuable Estate is situate opposi,e the East and Wesia it•- AFFECTIONS, with their Usual concomitants, Spasms, or
India Docks, and will, at the expiration of the Leases, produce filing Pains, Flatulency, indigestion, and general Debility (ori.
an Annuity of £6OOO. Outing in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured
Ably to be Sold with the former Estate, a most invaluable RI- by WHITEHF.AD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, Aker
versionary Interest in and unto 4 Freehold Estate, conaisting of every other means had failed.
various Farms, with appropriate Homesteads and Out-houses, The FLUID faience or Mein-wan (used with the Pills, fn.',
Barns and Stalking; comprising upwards of 700 Acres of Land, those coMplaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active,
lying together, and situate near Little Ealing, in the Parish of penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing.
Perevale, through which the Uxbridge Canal runs for a mile in the severest SPRAIN'S- and BRUNE" in less 'thud ball the time
length; wi h the perpetual Advowson of *Cher& lioingWorth usually taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebusadt, or any ether Lini-
Li 50 per Annum. . . went or Embrocation; and if used immediately after ant ec-
.
This last Estate is certain on the death of a Gentleman up- ddent, it prevents the part turning black.
wards of 50 years of itr, provided the see (wile is every healthy , 'Will rEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE, • ~
young man, aged 29 years), outlives his father; and at preaent is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sorest, Sore Lets,
produces a clear annuity of £OOO per annum. Let on Old . Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples; Rlngireteks; Shingles,
Leases which expire in illiih, after which thee the Farms are ' *wattage out on the Face, Nose, .Ears, and fliedif4, sl** agre.
estimated at about the annual valuer of £3400. . , Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic thimavf. 4 spqr
The whole to be disposeffef in One Lot, and a gresepitt of Drscription.
the purchase-money may remain on security. • ' . -11 R r'': . Prepared only, and said by it- Johnston* APatboarre IliaaSt
Fur particulars, and:to teem fee the above , ile Greek-Meet, Soho, I.ond. The Essence Td Mt 4/410.1/
Mr. Angell, Eetaxell=ginfedi Price Correia
each.• the Ceram at is. iIL and itsawl. Sled it MI Me..
Southampton-MID • imoonasika* F Waite In abs UAW. Llawpisau
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