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LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS.

STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
PRINCESS of WALE, and most of the ROYAL. FAMILY,
he lave to inform the Nobility, Gently, and the Public, who
Lwow them with their favours, that the above elegant and
useful Perfumes cfmtitilic on sale at their Old Established Ware-
tease for thoSe articles only, No. 15, CA'I'HiRINEsSIIIEET,
Fl'RAtql); and respectfully recommend to those who are
loupes to the superior quality or their Lavender and. Honey
Waters, a of thmt, wino STEEL and pixy er. Satter them-
*elves they will meec with this approbation bestowed on them
fee Twenty Years past, while the price continues, as usual low,
viz. the Lavender Water 3s. or 29.9 d. taking six onic. ;Hooey
%ter 4s. 641. or di for 24s.—t4r Orders for Exportation and
the Couattl inuncilietly attended to.
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BRITISH • PAINT MAN jFACTORY,

41; LONDON WALL, opposite 13etlilem.,

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31F.AP ia
, URABI.E, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS.
• ' per Cwt. ..- ' -.', per Cwt. per Cwt.
West Green 741%. • Lead Niter. 56a. White -. 565.
I
Ohre di.to 64s. Stone ditto stis. Black 565.
larisible CM& 561. Choiolate do. itis. Red - 4(as:
l'r, pared it Ihr the above, ss; per Gallon.
Bert Whi,e Lead per ewt..sils. Genuine Sperm i per gal. Bs. fid.
Second dano . - 4111., Oil -
Terpettine per gal. 7s. Gd. 'Pal.: Sral -35.9 d.
Linseed Oil - 54. 6d. Common Lamp Oil 3s. 3d.
I
Baited Oil - Vs. Od. Painters' Br USlicS, &C.
(-1 uProN and Co. .most respectfully inform the
•••••• Public, that the above Paints are ground in Oil, and par.
ticuhrtY Prepared far outride work, viz • Park Palings, Brick
and Plaster loath, Tiles, 'Slates, and Weather Boarding, as
till Poises, great durability, and are a.cure and preventive for
the worm and dry rot. - lo addition to these qualities they are
wry °ninthu.
rela, and will cov..r.it surface considerably greater
than ether Pratt, and mote than twice as great as Coal Tar,
Wig Whisb they have a nuatt decidadsoperiority, via. in adhering
"dowl, to any surfate that the tun ham no effect en them, and
Mt requiting Any euri preparation In'uting,being worked in the
bine manna es other Paints,-.Pinei Colouteof every &scrip•
don, dry or plepared for use. ; . .
N.B. 'I b,se. Paiute are no• prepared from Yish OU or Tart •

kiw WORK OP GREAT IMPORTANCE TO .AGRICUL-
TURISTS IN GENERAL, 40113 TO 4.4I4RMERS, GAIX.
bENLILi, HOP PLAN CMS, NURSERibigbis Sts
This day was published,
; • Mortared by a coloured Engraving, Price Is.
ANEsSAY on the UTILITY of SOAP ASHES
as a Mattune; in which their nature and properties, the
*Dion which they may barium usefully employed, and the mode
et application, are illirstrated by numerous interesting facts, de-
' Isonstrating their beueficial effects on Arable.and Pasture Lauds,
In Gardens, Parks, hsclosures, Scc.
Printed for I. liarding, 36, St. James; Street; B. &' R. Criss-
by and Co. Stationers' Court; and Sherwood, Neely, and Joues
taurnabter Row.
k is oue of the cheaptst Tracts we have lately seen ; and from
the importance and utility of ;:s object to the agriculture of the •
Wwntry, we have much siti.faztion In promoting its circulation.**
Extract Irons the Agriculairal Magazine.
This Es,ay contain, the nature of Soap Ashes, the Soil to use
thein on, quantity per acre, the manner of applying them for
Wheat, Grass, landy 'turnips, Potatoes, efilocts on Wheat. Grass.
and Clover • 'turnips and l'otatoes, is they relate to gardens,
Yeas and titans, Wallas and Slugs, Snails, Wall Frait,Viaats, Sic.

• ' . STIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS.
THE unexampled success that STIRACIA'SI
ITALIAN OILS havesnet with for upwards of so years,
in making the Hair grow both thick and long, and preventing its
falling Wafter illness, (which it will do In '24 hours) makes it the
most la4sionable Pomade with Ladies of high r. nom, Mr, ence
powder is out of use, it keeps the hair perfectly clean ; makes the
hardest hair as soft as silk, gives it a most beautiful natural
amearasee, pi events ivurning grey, and even if on the change
will return the hair to is natural colour.. AIM for the Eye-brows
and Gentlemen's Whiskers—in using • it_fur the former the
greatest rate must be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of
the growth of hair, that it would svoll a beautiful forehead. 'I he
Oils are likewise a certain rem. dy for giving ,mmediate ease iti
6 Nervous Head-ache; and will restore the hair on horses knee.,
and of its natural co'our. •
Caut len —*lleac Ladies and Gentlemen who pu rchas e the shave
Oils, will please to observe, that they are always in pots, and
with the Proprietor's name, "Johnson," signed on a label acrcras
the vip.
o be bad of the Preprittor, J. Johnson, No. 94,• Newman-
street, Oxford arcer, aid by her appointment, •f Golding, V,
; Law, 330, Strand ; Dailey and blew, Corksintr-si rest ;
Icr.dret., Ticorne-street, Golden-,quare ; and n:ost of the
principal Perfumers in town and country, at. ss. a pot. Gattie
anti Ptarse, liond-street.

GiAMORGANSHIRh. •
To be SOLD or LET by tn. year, for a term of years, Furnished
• nr Unfurnished,
I ANDAFF COI RT, a most desirable rreehold
-!•-•4 Residence for a large family,comprising a commodious Dwel-
ling House in perfect repair, Sued up with every requisite conve-
nience, containiug,'on the upper story, eight Bed citsmbers, and
two Dressing-roars ; at rite prinetpal storey, a lofty Sitting-room,
i.il feet by 941, 5 Bed Rooms, Water Closet, and two Dreasing
. Rooms ; on the ground storey, a.apacious Ilan, Dining Room 24
feet by 19 feet 6 inehe., Breakfast Patlonr, Drawing Room, 24
feet by 19 feet six inches, Dressing Room, Housekeeper's Room,
Butler's Pantry, Boot Room, and Double Staircase to the upper
storey. On the bartrnent a spacious Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry,
Larder, Servant's Hall, Footman's Room, Scullery, and complete
Wine Beer, and Coal Cellars. Detached Laundry, Wash-house,
Brewhowte, Dairy, Stabling for 8 Horses, double Coach-house,
Granary, Dog-ktnnel, and other suitable Out-buildings, with se-
veral Vials of Meadow and Pasture Land, in the whole about 90
Acres of Land within a Ring Felice, in a beautiful country, com-
manding Sca and Land vieivs. surrounded by a respectable neigh
bourhood, abounding with fit ld sports, and only two miles from
the Port and Matt Town of Cardiff, to which there Is a good
road. There is a well stocked Leasehold productive walled Gar-
den of above an Acre of ground, held for two Lives. The'
House will be let with all or any part of the Land. If sold, the
i greater llama the purchase money may remain on Moitgage of,
the Provis.-4.
For pir isulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Mesrii. Wood
and Sons, Solicitors, Cardiff. - • .
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• MANOR. OF CRACKING I'ON, CORNIk' A LL,
~•TO BI SOLD BY Pitt vArti.. CON TRACT,
'THE INHERITANCE in FEE SIMPLE of the
-IL MANOR of CRACKINGTON, situated between Laun-
ceston, Camelford, and Stratton, in the County of Cornwall;
together with the several Messuages and Firms within the said
Manor; now in the possession Of Various persons, tenants at
rack rent, or under leases for 99 years, severally determinable on
ot.e, two, or three lives, The Manor of Crackington comprises
about *lBOO Acres of nd, and is most eligibly situated within
a ring-f:nce, adjoins the sea, and abounds with very extensive
and picturesque views of St. George's Channel, Lundy Island,
stud great part pf the County of Cornwall. Sea Fish of every
description is token on the coast, which forms one of the bonn-
oT this Manor. There ate due Proportions of Arable'
Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land.; and a quantity of very
thriving timber is growing on the Manor, which is most conve-
sientlysituwed fur Manure, which is found in sufficient quan-
tity uppn its coast. The Farm! are very well divided and capable
Of much improvement.
To view the said Manor,apply to Mr. John Cock, St. Genny's,
Cornwall; and for particulars, and to treat for the Estates, to
Williatn Drew, Esq. New 'lnn, London ; Charles Wade, Esq.
Pucknell, near Rummy, Haute; Mr. Law, Land 1-urveyor, Ea.
mouth; Mr. Paige Stevenstone, Torrington Devon; or so
MOM. Sales and Janie', Sancitors, Elem.—J
uly 11,1812.

MARLBOROUGH-PLACE, BRIGH FON.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, opposite the GRAND
PARADE.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, cn Thursday, 27th instant' at Twelve,
DESI RA B LE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land
I& Tax reexemed ; comprising a very eligible FAMILY RE
SIDENCE, situate in Marlborough-place, opposite the Grand
Parade, Erignton, adapted for the accommodation of a Noble-
roan or Faintly of distinction, finished in an elegant manner, and
at a very considerable expence, for the Proprietor's own residence,
commanding the various views of the Ocean, the Stcyne, and the
Downs containing three excellent Attict,, six pniatipal Bed-
rooms, reniarkality airy and pleasant; two spacious Drawing-
roonts, communicating by tolding dears, slegaittly and tastefully
fitted up ; too very esculent Dining rooms, also communicating
bijoktutz JOOrA, firttd up.iya pecunat ly neat manner; excellent
Entrance 1141, Vestibule, or Inner Hall ; Water Close.s, Ser-
vants Hall, Butler's Pantry, exesilent Kitchen, Cellars, at.d
other OCces, Yard, Sec;
To be viewed by amiying on the Premium, where Pa/Oculars
may be had r at ih-r Castle, and Old Prighwarv. Star,
I.ewes ; Kint,'s Head, Horsham ; Red 170 e.. Dorking ; Swan,
Reigate ; White Hart, Goldstone ; King's Arms, Croy..lon ; it
Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square.
KENT.—WOODSDEN and HOLMIFELDS, between HEAD.
CORNEandEGNRTON.—EngibkFREEHOLD Eti'r Al ES,
Farm House, Barns, excellent Out-buildings, and fifty-six
Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land.
By Mr. ROBINS, '
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 27, at Twelve, in two Lots,
FHE very E!igible FREEHOLD ES IiANEB,
situate near to Headcorne, In a very beautiful and fertile
Tart of the County of Kent, between Maidstone, Ashford, and
Feversham.
Lot I. Comprises Woodsden Farm, situate in the Parish of
Broughton Methyl be, within three ml:s of Hericorne, on the
road to Crafty-green and Lanham; cons.sting of a cemniodi- us
Farm House, extensive Gardens, Barr, Stable, and .11 necess.iry
Out-buildings, well supplied with water, and sundry enclosures
of excellent IVjea low, Vesture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying
compact, and adjoining the lands of Sir Horace Mann, in the
occupation of, and on Lease to, Mt. E. Fry, a respectable tenant.
Lot 2. A compact Estate, consisting of three enclosures of rich
Meadow and Arable Land, containing upwards of Eighteen Acres,
within a quarter of a mile of Woodsden, In the occupation of,
and on Lease to Mr. John Hill, bounded on the Isouth.side by the
road from Southerden to Egerton, and on the North by a fine
stream of water, and with the foregoing Lot might be Con-
veniently occupied as one Farm.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particu
lars may be had.

OX f ED, SURREY.
Between Godstone and Westerkam, on the road to Maidstone.
The MANOR of BURSTED,abas OXTED, HALL-PLACE,
and SOU 1 HLAND FARMS, near 400 ACRES, with a fine
Stream of Water, MANOR-HOUSE, WHEELERS' SHOP,
'IY CUES, &c. Land-Tax redeemed.
By Mr. ROSINS,
At Cutaway's, on Thursday, the 27th instanti at 12, in Sit Lots,
Vt:RY VAluable FREEHOLD ESTATE,

Apleasantly Dale, with most eligible
scites tor building, situate in tee parishes of Oxted and Tan-
ridge, between Godstone ai.d Lympsfield ; comprising the
ancient Manor of BURSTED, alias OX TED and HALL
PLACE FARM, with excellent Fann-house and Offices, Yards,
Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, 'Barns, Stables, and various (Out-
buildings, and sundry inclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable,
and Wood-Land, surrounding the Building, containing upwards
of 212 Acres.
Also, SOUTHLAND FARM, with a Dwelling-house, Barns,
Stables and various Out-buildings, Yards, Gardens, Orchard!,
&c. the Manor• House—situate in the Village of Oxted; a
Wheeler's Shop, Garden, Orchard, and. Meadow Land, upwards
of 198 Acres. The Tythes of the above Farm, and sundry ether
Lands. These Estates are very eligible property, the situation
dry and healthy, commanding extensive views of the 'uremia l-
ing country, and a fine stream of water flowing through the lands ;
all lying compact, and contain In all 340 Acre% near to good
Markets, in the neighbourhood of several Packs of Harriers and
Fox-bounds, and plenty of Game.
May be viewed by Applying to Mr. Grace, Hall-place Farm;
or of Mr. Charfield, of Oxsed, where Particulars and Plans may
be had; at the White Hart, Gtxletune • King's Arms, Wester-
ham, and Froydon; Swan, Riegate; Son, Kingston ; Old Skip,
ightotf; of O. Law, Esq. Solicitor, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, G9l4cD•
nullre, Where a Plan of the Estate may be pats,

:kt

.

HE MANOR of BAMFLEET, alias South-
&Alfiret, with all lines, Herriots, and Quitlents, extend-
ing over many thnu.aud Acres of Land; also the impropriato
Rectory of Soo h-Ben iLet aforesaidoelth all the Fythes of Coro
and Pulse, arising front the Land in the Parish. Also, a vett%
eligible, compact, and desirable Fikehold Estate ; comprising a
nevi-erected Farni-hoUse, with Offices and 811 necessary Oat..
buildings, and several Enclosures surrounding the buildings;'
containing about 287 Acres of Meadow, rich Arable, and Pasture
Land, with the Tya.es of Corn and Pulse arising thesefrem ;
and about Five Acres of Woodland in halid, on lease to Mr. '
Knightsbridge, of which eight years will be unexpired at Mi-
chaelmas next, at a low te.it ; early possession may be had undet
an arrangement with the tenant.
Alia, south-EemiLet Hall FaPm, containing about 185 Acres,
with Farm-house and Buidings adjoining the above, on lease to
MIS. 'Turner; nine years unetpired at Michaelmas next; at a
w rent.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, Kent
Hill Farm; and for Particulars to Mr. Benbow, Solicitor, Lin-
colds lun ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
In the e^urse of this month (unless previously disposed of by
Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given),
SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes
of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Llaogan, Colwinstone, Perm*,
Coggan, Llandough, Lavernock, St. Andrews, Mitthir Davao,
Llantrissent, and Llandaff ; also several Houses in the tows eta
Cardiff; containing in the whole about 9568 Acres ; together
with the Manors of West Llantwitt, Corntown, and Pens
Particulars will soon be published, Apply to Messrs. W
Webb , and AtTood,SalicbtuT.

NEWTON'S DENIURICE.
THIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, al
it is excellent in its effects; speedily renders the Teed
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by em.
scant use will preserve them in this desirable state. It fortifiet
the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and eves
where the enamel Isas been impaired by the application of perni
cious dentifrice, or by any other means, It will renovate it In
manner to be credited only by those who experience or wittiest
its efficacy. To the general approbation of NEWTON'S Too rm.
Pewee& the Proprietor is proud to boast of references to main
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Wbolesalt
orders are requested to be addrened to Mr. Newton's Agents
SSAW and EDWARDS, 66, OD the Foot-way, at. Paul's Church.
yard, nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes 2s. 9d. each.

ON SPRING purr.
44 It Is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that midi
tutional diseases come into action; and if, at this mason, peep,'
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human Misery would in
prevented:*
I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is ticS
-11. only very nourishing endplealant to the polite, but
experience has proved it to-be more efficacious in crreedng
constitution and purifying the blood thaw the Lisbon Diet Dz
or Sarsaparilla.
' People subject to eroptiorb of the skin, and such as are
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will end th
Sassafras Cocoa, a must invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, as
its use is adopted by several eminent Physidans.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling= mme
eofiee),-price 6a. 641. per pound,
Strand. Orders from the *marry inset Pu _
remittent*
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N ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS,
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Critical Rev. August, 1810.
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or atment in the various diseases As to out pwn .opinion, we
o 4 say, that we hens rather fallen short thin esceeded in the
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fit hatever may be thought of the .picuUar theory of Dr.
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Ctitical Rcvlsw, F. b. 1811.
J'rige ita. gel. A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes sad
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r t. e r management, to as so render them white and firm in
ir socket, and to pres. ice them from Carte% 100t11.11411e, &Cs
a. P. Hirts. surveil Dentist.
.1 he Work contains much useful Information, and we hope it
.11 esneilance that eavens.ve circulation, to which the irnpor-
c, of the subject entitles it."--rMonthly Compendium of Me-
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Price se 81.--An lir:shim on the Present State of the Pxo-
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ttinititscatics, Chemins, Druggists, and Quacks, in Crest!
, 'in which is added. an Analysis tot the regular sr-era-
Physician. Py Jeremiah Jenkins,' Lis. a late Member of
Funky of Physic. •
Ti.is work net only merits the serious attention of the Ment-
s of the nritibh legisia:tore, to whom it is address, d, but every
thas regards the health and happiness of I,imielf and off-
• pie many instances of the most culpable negligence of
. • - ponce. and impositions pract sed by regular men
quacks ben detailed, reflect diegrace oh the wintry
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