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London, England, 1809-06-09 00:00:00

BEAU rIFUL WOMEN.

rrHE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous
1 Halts on the nee, Neck, and Anns—HUßEßT's RO-
SEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant
article, perfectly iknoce.tat and pleas= to use, price four shil-
lings or two in one pared, 7 sbiffings.—Sold by the Proprietor,
',detente and retail, No. 23, Russell-street, Covent-garden ;
Overton, 47, Bond-street; Dunnett, 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45,
Orford-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Spilsbury, Dublin;
Baiter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Gregsons, Liverpool; Cattle,
York ; Gould, Bath ; Hopkins, Hull ; Trewm.n, Exeter ; Lan-
outer, Gosport and Portsmouth ; Biodie, Salisbury ; W•od,
Shrewsbury; Searle, Leeds; Seldon and Ruff, Chelteahatn ;
Tymbs, Worcester ; Prosser, Bristol ; Strange, Tunbridge Wells ;
Walker, Gloucester ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Rooe, Stamford ;
Meadows, Ipsivich ; Walker Newcastle ; Hatfield, Sheffield ;
Poppleton, Newmarket ; Mitchell, Colchester ;•Biron, Lincoln;
boon, Wakefield ; Swinney, Birminghath ; and in every town.
. N. B. Good allowance to dealers.

BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

DR. BUCHAN most pathetically describes the
sufferings of Children while Cutting their Teeth. a most
dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought to be
paid them ; as the Chin-COugh is so hrief, If the irritation of the
gums comes with any other disorder, very few infants recover.
The mo:her ought never to be without the AMERICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP in the nursery; for if a child should wake
in the night with inflammation in its gums, it immediately opens
the pores, heals the gums, and prevents fevers or convulsions.
_

Parents who may be dpblous of the virtues of the Soothing
Syrup, may refer to the different caseinwhich have appeared in
this and other Papers; or may have a list of cures at the Doctor's
house, as mothers are every day bringing fresh cases of the virtue
of the Syrup, where it has saved their children.
To be had of the Proprietors J. Johnson and Co. 94, Newman-
street, Oxford-street; and retail of Gelding, 42, Cornhil, Lon-
don ; and of Mr. Jones, Portsea, Hants; and of all the principal
Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle for
ready money.

GODBOLD'. PATENT VEGETABLE BALSAM,
For COUGHS, COLDS, AS-I'HMAS, and CONSUMP !lONS.
VIE, the undersigned, having experienced the good
effects of the VEGETABLE BALSAM in otir tunnies
and witnessed It in others, .moot strongly recommend it at the
only (Acacia's Meditine known for the 'hive Complaints:
Marquis of Lothian ; Lords Miley and Ward, Grantley,
Macdonald, Fortescue, and Monntfort ; Viscountesses
Dudley and Ward,
.and 'Fatzneuth ; Dpwagers Grantley,
and Fortessue ; Lady Aypreece ; Sirs John Coggill, Francis.
Blake, Edward Newnbam; George. ArmstrooL, Bart..
Colonels Droule, Doyle, and De Bath.
Certificates of a succession of Curet to be seen every Day from
eleven till two o'clock, at No. 2, in Bloornsbon square.
Extract of a Note from Sir Robert Peat, to Messrs. Godbold.
Gentlemen—lt may perhaps be gratifying to your feelings to
Is informed, that my groom, throdgb my recommendation, re-
ceived a cure by taking only two bottles of your Vegetable BaLam,
after being iu a confirmed consumption, and Is now in perfect
lataltl..—Parsonage, New .73rentitird, May 30, 180 L"

HANI4TAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, •
Fcr the Infallible Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER.
FORTY Years experience in every quarter of the
World, has indisputably established the Fabt, to which the
Discoverer (the late Sir SAMUeL HAterar, Ram) pledged him-
self, that this Preventative yeas infallible hi its powers, and,effec-,
Melly secured to both Saes complete protection, where the direc-;
dens were punctually observed. Many are prudently deterred.
from trying the effeet of any intidoto,• internally, fearing conse-
quences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the Specific,
(an external Wash) therels every thing to hope, nothing to dread
—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the. ion of the interes ed,
• are alike subtlued. It is nottirious, and Las been particularly tre-
marked by the facility, that this terrible disease Is not so frequent
as heretofore, and the blessing his bets. fob* aftriliated to tie
universal adoption of those.prindpies, upon which this sghly ley
it.brated Lotion is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its aba.
racter for so long a period is its best eulogium, and advocates its
cause better than a thousand attested cases which, for obvious
reasons, the appifektion ofthis.reanedy renders inadniissibie.
This Antivencestal Lotion is confidently recommended to the
Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retina
its virtues for yetis fin any cliniate) they, from the nature of their
services, being more peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this
disorder. It is sold in bottles, at 105. 6d. eaeli, or 10s. if more than
one, and at 'is. 6d.; or three for a Gitinia (itainps included), at
O. 1, Little Suffolk-street, liaymatket, where, only in London,
it can be bad genuine.—lt will be sent to any part of the United
Kingdoms, by iodating an "address, real or assigned, with a Bank
tote equivakin to the quantity required, directed (post paid) to
Lxieie. COOK, at the Above old4stablished Warehouse; who
Will answer, as usual, all orders wiz strict ficlaiy.

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SALES BY AUCTION,

•
UCKS,--Manor, and Capital Freehold Farens--Illusetr, mat
Thames and Aylesbury.—By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, ma
Ttrasonv, Jane IS, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lott,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cam.
prising the Mauor of Illrrteliand sundry very eligible Dairy
Forms, containing upwards of Four Hundred' and Sixty-three
Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, asthma part Amble Land, all
lying compact, with Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, and convenient
Out-butklingi, Cottages, Gardens, &c. in possession of' Mr.
Kinghatn, Mr. Darville, Mr. Gomm, and'ethers ; situate at
mer, about Devon miles from Aylesbury, four from and in the
Hundred of Thatne, three from Rishorough,and ten from Missen-
den, ayery•desirable andtmprovable property ler investing money.
Maybe viewed by applying to the tenants, of where particulars
may be had; of Mr. Curie, Eythorpe House; the White Hart
and George, Aylesbury; Post House, Thame; Red Lion, Hig,b
Wysombe ; White Hart, Missenden; White Hart, Weybcidv.;
of hietaers. strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn • at Germ-
way's4 and 'of Mr. Robins,. Wanvick-street, Golices-square--
where i Plan may be Mtn.

BUCKS.
•
Capital Gracing, Dairy, and Sheep Farm, Stewkley, Tythe-free,
sear Aylesbury ; and Land, called 014 Leighton Close..
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garmway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cernkill, Loa-
don, on Tuesday, the 13th of June, at 'Twelve o'Clock, is
Two Lots,
A VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
-4 prising a capital Grazing and Dairy Farm, containing up-
wards of One Hundred and Sixteen Aires of rich Meadow and
Pasture Land, lying in a ring fence, with a geed Farm-house,
Barn, Stables, and various Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, &c.
situate at Littlecot, in the Parish of Stewkley, about seven milks
from Aylesbury,in possession of Mr. Joseph Webb.
Lot 2. A Freehold Estate, Old Leighton Close; comprising up-
wards of Twenty-nine Acres, situate in the Parish of Stewkley,
in possession of Mr. Woodward, of Drayton, near the Landc.-L-
The Estates are situate in a beautiful part of the country, aid form
a desirable property.
May be View rd, by applying to the tenants, of whom particulan
may be had; at the George and White Hart, Aylesbury; Post•
houses, Buckingham; White Hart, Missenden ; White Horse,
Weybrldge ; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ;
at Garrevray's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
square—where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

MARGATE..—By R. COLLARD,
At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, shout
Six o'clock in the Afternoon,
MODERN built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
36 fit for the reception of a genteel Family. The House con-
sists of Kitchen and Offices on the Basement, Entrance-hall,
Breakfast and Dining Parlours on the first floor, Sitting-room aad
Bed-room on the one pair, two Bed-chambers on the two pair,
and two Servants'-rooms in the attics ; a good Carden, about 20
Perches, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. _ _

The above Estate is situate in Akenhead-place, Margate, and
commands very extensive Land and Sea Prospects, together with
a Cottage detached.—The Furniture and Fixtures which are mo-
dern, may be taken at a fair appraisement.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Broadstairs,
or to Messrlk Goold and Gore, Prospect-hill, Margate.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
By Mr. WELLS,
At the King's Head Inn, in Louth, on Wednesday the 12th day
of July, 1909, at twelve o'clock, in 28 Lots, (if not previotudy
disposed of by private Contract, of which timely notice will be
given),
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near the
Town of LOUTH ; comprising an excellent Family Man-
sion, called Thorpe Hall, which commands a view of the Sea ;
and about 200 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
(part of which is Tythe-free.)
Particulars nuy be had by applying to Messrs. Debary and
Derby, solicitors, No. I,Tanfieltl-court, Temple ; of Mr. Paddison,
solicitor, Louth; at the White Hart, Lincoln; a Mr. \William
Walker, solicitor, Spilsby; or of the Auctioneer, No. 8, Gray's-
Inn-square, London.

BOsSALL ES'I'ATE.
At the George Inn, Coney-street, in the City of York, on Thurs-
day the 29th day of June, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon*
A VERY compact and improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called High and Low Barmby, situate in the
Township of Buttercrumb, in the Parish of Bossall, about ten
miles distant from Mahon, and ten from York, containing
441 A. OR. 34P. be the same more or less, of excellent Arable,
Meadow, Pasture and Wood. Land, with a great proportion of
rich 'Grazing Land and Old Sward,• now divided into Two
Farms, in the occupation of Messrs. Foster and Sherwood, at
very low Rests, and of which possessiun may be had at Lady-
day next.
This Estate is situate on the River Denvent, navigable to
Mahon, and open to the Port of Hull; is compact in form, in-
closed and subdivided with good Fences anti ornamented by a
considerable quantity of thrifty Young Timber, is situate on an
eminence, in a beautiful Country, and will suit any person wishing
to form a Residence as well as the pursuit of Agrizulture._

May be viewed by applying to the Tenants; or to Mr. Buckle,
Peaseholnae Green, York; and printed particulars lad at the
principal Inns at Mahon, Beverley and Hull ;,at the George Inn
and Herald OlEce, In York; and further particulars may be
known of Mr, Munby, Solicitor, York; of Messrs. Neeld and
Fladgate, Solicitors, Norfolk-street ; or of Mr. Claridge, Pall-
Mall, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be scen:

CANTALIWNSION HOUSE, LANDS, AND LEASE,-
. tiOLDS, NEAR PLYMOUTH.—TO BE SOLD,
THE Fee-simple and Inheritance of all that very
valuable and desirable MANeiION HOUSE and ESTATE,
Galled COXSIDE, the late Residence of Savile William Shepherd,
Esq. deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing.moom,
Dlaing-
room, Library, and Breakfasr-room, two large Bed-rooms and
Dressing-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, wits
convenient Garrets and Attics for Servants, large Kitchen,-Ser-
vants' Hall, Dairy, Larder and Wash-house, two Water-closets,
Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court is
front; also, at a short and convenient distance a Countintduniso
and extensive Warehouses, a large Lawn, surrounded with a
Shrubbery and two excellent walled Gardens well stocked with
Fruit-trees, together with about 13 Acres (more or lees) of rich
Pas:ure Land adjoining the House, and for many years past in
the owner's occupation.
Also the Fee.siniple and Inheritance of all that Dwelling-house
and Garden adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, late in the occupation
of George Down, deceased.

Also, for theremainder of a term of 99 years detetminabk cm
tie death of one good Life aged about 46 years, subject to the
payment of the yearly conventionary rent of ,Ca, all those Closes
ostrich Pasture Land adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, awl occupied
Jiewith, containing about eight Acres (horror less.)
N. B. The Mansion House and Out-houses have within these
few years been rebuilt at a very considerable eapence, and are at
present in excellent repair, and the whole of the premises from
their vicinity to the new road, made by the Plymouth Embank-
ment Company, have increased, and are Continuing to increase in
value, and form a most desirable and retired Residence for ailarge
'family, or an opulent lvterchatit, with every advantage from their
vicinity to Sutton Pool and the Harbour and Town of Plymouth.
For selling the sane, a Public Auttion will be held at the
London Tavern, in Foxhide-street, Plymouth, on Thursday, die
119th day of lane inst., at 'Farr o'Clock in the Afternoon.
The Mansion House at Coxside may be viewed on Tuesdays
and Fridays only, between the hours of eleven o'clock In the
naorning, and two o'clock in the afternoon, sad any further rer-
ticulars may be known, by applying to Wis. Nottidge, Erg. Hos-
- --••••et. Bermondsey, London; I'. P. Browning, Esq. at Cos-
th ; or to Mr. Wen. boot, Solloitor, in
May Ix, t sop..

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