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London, England, 1809-05-16 00:00:00

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THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
%Dl+ c AND GCNTLZMEN.
SERVING the applications of other Candidates
for your suffrages on the next vacancy in the Direction, I
lot to be deemed intrusive by thus early announcing my
inn of again paying my personal respects to solicit your
whenever another occasion presents itself. -
I have the honour to be,
With great respect, I.adies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged servant,
JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR.
40, Devonshire-Place, May 1.3, 18('9.

'lO BUILDERS,
WILTS.—HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
E Justices of the Peace at the General Quarter
„•,lions held at New Sarum, In and for the County of
,e•day the 11th day of this instant April, having approved
lan for Building a new House of Correction at Devizes, in
.1 County,
ice is hereby given, That the said Plan, and the Elevations,

.... and Specitica inns thereof, are left at the office of the
rk of the Peaoe, at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, for the
j..p :lion of aty person or persons Inclined to undertake the
I,t rt.

Persons inclined to contract for the bulktlng and carrying the
i, to retention (except what relates to the Carpenters and,
',lets' works), are desired to send in their Proposals to the
Clerk of the Ptiteesm or before the .3t,t day of May next (sealed
witholt signatures, but With mottoes or other devices, ac-
tonyanied with sealed letters (marked on the outside with cor-
r sponding mottoes or other devices) containing the name and
addresses of the prr.ons sending the same.
l'he Proposals will h•: taken into consideration on Friday, the
d day of June next, at the Bear Inn, Devizes, at eleven o'clock.
in the forenoon, where the parties who send in such Proposals
are requested I attend JOHN SWAYNE,
Wilton, Arrti 17, 180 Deputy Clerk of the'Poace.

toESIRAISLE KE.iDENCE....AyoES'I'A 1E FOR SALE OR

FACHANGF.

A CF TLEMAN possessed of a valuable ESTATE,
1 situate in a delightful part of South Wales, is desirous to
dispose of the same.
It consists of a Mansion-house, adapted for the Residence of a
Urge Family; and Farina of the value of Seven Hundred Pounds
a I,ar.

As the Proprietor designed it for his Residence, eves attention
has been paid to arrangement, and may now be said to be as com-
plete a Re.blence as any of its kind in the Kingdom.
The Proprietor's onlyareason for parting from it, is its distance
from his other property, and therefore he is willing to treat for it
by Private Contract, or he will ekchange it for any Estate of equa,
value in any of the Middle Counties ; or the Counties of Essex'
Kent, Surrey, Hertford, Suffolk, or Cambridge; or for Build-
ing. in London.

Addri 35 A.B. Will's Coffee-house, Serle-ttreet, Lincoln'skin,
I.ondon.

SUFFOLK.—VALUABLE FARM. •
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON'F&ACT,
A VERY Desirable ESTATE, part Freehold and
3. part Copyhold, situate in the parishes of Wishbrobk, Cop-
dock, and Little Whenham ; within two miles of Copdosk White
Dm, on the turnpike road leading to London, and six from Ips-
wich; containingby survey 207 Acres, 2 Roods, and 31 Perches,
of excellent Arable and Pasture Land, in a high state of cultiva-
i: 41, lying in convenient inclosures, with good fences ; the whole
within a ring fence • with a capital and substantial brick
F lit; : atal Houst, three Barns, Stabling, Granary, Cow-house,
and odic- Outbuildings; all in exceeding good repair. There is
an Orchard, and some excellent Walnut 'frees; also some thrifty
y '11.4 Oaks, and a few limbers upon the premises.
Of this Estate 50 Acres are Copyhold, the remainder Freehold
Possession may be had at Nlichaelmas next, the Tenant, John
Edwards, having had notice to quit.
Fur price and further particulars apply personally, or by letter
post paid, to I. L. Close, or •I. IL Coopers, Esqrs. Golden Lion,
:rswich, where a Map of the Estate may be seen.

COAL FAR BROWn AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR
OUTDOOR pAiNTING.
rrHE Public are most respectfully informed, that
± the ahaave-mentioned ;articles continue to be prepared by the
Brizish Col.tir Company only, No. 1, Watbrook, London. The
t-oal '1 ar Brown is recommended for barns and all rough fendng,
is of a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable
common Tar. The Paints are of various shades of Green
and other colours, peculiarly adapted for useful and ornamental
covering, and are easily applied, being sold in a state for use.
N. B. White Lead and all sorts of Painters Oils and Colours
of the brat quality, Linseed Cake for Casrie, &c.

CANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with
WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages
.ovey those
made in the common way, The tallow being melted with steam
is !Natty improved in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by
htc! s coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are more
datable than others.

Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
fcr the convenience of Families, in. Boxes of One, Three, Six, and
7-•telve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and J.
zer's, Edinburgh.
.:as this Company only deliver goods frr ready money, Country
rz ssp..)mlerits are requested to sca,l references for payment in
L indon with their orders.

j. V, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN
4- HREE Universal Inconveniences in DINING-
TABLES completely removed.—l. ltichnvenience in
i. g 1 alias upon upright legs or claws, is the great num-
tt.r :hvy require to support them, bring always in the way of the
c he space they require to dispn.oc hf them, and
:want appearance.-3. The great difficulty of putting
tivther.—Ali which is completely removed in POCOCK's
_A: sYNIPATHETIC DINING TABLES, as a'r'able
to dit.e twelie per.ants will stand upon one claw, or only four legs,
wi:l %I.ut up in ye' y small rabic containing the extra leaves, or
rut away neat q as n 11.31 Lb a Pembroke; and servants cannot
n. die or put tio.ln out of order.
B. bew and .%econd Hand Tables that have been taken in
,t.i.te to be %old cnt:ap.

wati.tabli,h:i. in 2 Voll.gvo. price I2s. in boards,
A I'UPULAR TREATISE ON MEDICAL
P....1CE, and on DIET,. REGIMEN, &e
JOIIN ROBERTON, M. D. Ediubarith.
Author of Practical Treatise nu the Powers of Cantharides;

Lyra°, !i.lary Member of the Royal Medical Society, &c.

.
T!. s r, is divided into three bo;iks :—Boiik 1. comains the
g.: • r..! • .:i. Causes of permanent and regularly recurring Diseases;
4. • r, -.leral Police hr their Itentoval. Part 1. The general
Chap.!. Of Natural Causes. Sect. 1, Of Sol!,
••• .re ••1 Disease; Sect. 2, Of Climate; sect. 3. Of Situation.
! i!. 01 Artificial Causes. Sect. 1, Of Construction of ,Houses,
• • a Disease; Sect. 2. Of Occupations ; Sect. 3. Of Modes
; Sect. 1. Of hianners. Chap. 111. Of Diseases pro-
by these Causes. Sect. 1. Of Contagion, Infection, &c. ;
•%2, 01 I tdividual Diseases. in Book 11. the above Consider-
ns re .!pviied to the local Situation and existing Circumstances
ti r:rg; and, in Book lilts the local Situat ion, &a:. ofLondun.
1-.4! a!! ::•::se true s ut tasease in general, am& for those or Edin-
L.!! k:.l I. mtlen in psi ticular, is subjoined a police for their
rte: whi_h max le applied to all large cities, and plans ciente
ii.e edivtdual diseases which result front them.
wh!ile is preceded by a copious introduction, exhibiting the
ehs ~! .li:inland, which the work is intended to obviate, and
, the Atneral plan for that purpose.
fo. Thoinis Itry".•!e and Co. Edinburgh ; and sold by-