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London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

roDA WATER

MMADE at. pleafure without trouble, with a Pow-
LT.& der prepared by A. T. BURKITT, Chemift, and poll'elfing
all the escellence with the fuperior advantages of being more
grateful to the palate, and is In portable, that the quantity of a
table fpoon full, is fufficient for half a dozen tumblers, and only a
quarter the eapence of the Soda Water, fold in Roue bottles, and
will keep in any climate any length of time.
The Nobility and Gentry are refpedfully informed that the
above Sodaic Powder has met with the appr. tation of the Faculty,
and they may be fupplied with it by A. T. Burkitt, Chemin, Ne..
sg, Fleet-Reece, (oppofite St. Dunibin's Church) London, in bot-
tles as. gd. each, Ramp included, and figocd by himfeJE—Order s
fent by pal, immediately attended to.
SUPERIOR ELEGANT Boors, :cc.
HARD' s NEW-INVENTED EFFULGENT
BLACKING, patronifid for ufe by the King and Royal Fa-
mily, was brought to perfedlion five year. ago, and has ever fince
maintained its decifive fuperiority, wholly independent of gummy
(nearing. and the noxious coat of japan varnifh ; this is purely
Unctuous, foftcning, eifentially cleanfing, coofcrvative and tronge.
nial to the loather ; even after a r.cat length of time, when duft is
wiped off the tranfcendant luftre is di played,which no other Black.
log can died ; it foils fouling, and has no (cent, it repetts water,
withitands heat, ftouriihes in all climates, and requires not half
the trouhle; its imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Dmis-
Osom,.Cartouch.bozes, Ladies Black Bulks, Clogs, lee.—ts. and
ts. frel. per Bos.—Hardy'S Mixture,Cream and Liquid,are match-
lefs for refloring,preferviog and beautifying the Tops of Boots.--
The Cream keep. the pale culotte, Is. 6d. The Liquid is for brown
or tan is. The Mixture takes out ink, or any thin, 31. per bottle.
The genuine are ligned and fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3, Barn ,
ard's Inn, Holborn, London; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-
yard ; Hoviird and Evans, Long-lane ; Shaw and Edwards, Saint
Paul's Church-yard; Henthie and Suns, Tichborneftreet : But-
ler, Cheapfide ; Robertfon. No. 22, PfintesAreCt, E4inbtrgh
Hardy's Mufie Shop, Oxford; Hodfun. Printer, Cambridge; Bar-
i ret, Weymouth; and molt perfumers, bookftliers, and venders of
Medicine in cue kingdom—This Blacking Powder is particularly
tatonunended to dealers, and for exportation; outing (mall com-
pel' to light carriage, and not failed to 106, as molt liquid/an,
Stool the Maki.). of bottles, fertnsating,

TO THE FACULTY.
WANTED a RESIDENT APOTHECARY In
the Workhoufe of ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, a Perron of
great practical Skill and Knowledge in his Profeffion, and of goad
Morals (of both which the mot fati‘fadlory Teltimonials Will be
rzPedled), to whom a liberal Compenf.ition *ill be given.
Particulars may be learned by application to
_tbe Clerk, Mr.
Watts, at the Workhoufe. Northumberland-React, MarY•lll-Bnune.
Perrone off:ring themfelycs Candidates are cleared to attend on
Wednefday the tuff of June, at eleven o'clock. and produce their
Teltitnonials. The Ele&ion will take place en Friday the alit of
June.

THE HON. AND REir RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF,
Rio Hr HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLANWILLIAM
AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS.
PURSUANT to a Decretal Order made in this
Cattle, bearing date the lath day of December. 1804, t will
on Tuefday, the 18th of June next, at one o'clock In the after.
noon, at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fet up and fell by Pub-
lie Cant, the feveral Effaces vetted in the Plaintiff by Ad of Par-
liament, and decreed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and lane-
r target of the Lands,of Spring-houfe, Knockroe, Belynaelo ugh,
M3ugh, Golden AbbyathafiU, Cappa&rumin, and Milltown, Ls-
ginitown, Ardoberreen, BallygrilEh,and Barbel° &tilt
containing about 4897 Acres, Plantation meafure,producing 3373 i.
91. 4d. yearly; end alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted
with Forcil Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon,--.
The Elate is fituate in the Barony of Clanwilliam, and County o
Tipperary, in the Golden Vale on the River Stir, within foul
miles of the City of Celtic] and of the Town Of Tipperary, and
will be fold in the divifions mentioned and defcribed In printed
rental.; of the Paid Elate, to he had of Meffrs. Furlong and Chant--
hers. Plaintiff's Solicitors, Aungier-ftrein,Dublin and of Mars
White and Fownes, Lincoln's London. .
Dated this 25th of April, 18os. TIIO34AS WALKER.
N. B. The printed Rentals will alto be had of Peter Deane, Erg.
Cork; Henry D'Efferre Efq. Limerick; and at the Once of the
lonniel Herald, Clonn;el.

INTERCEPTED DISPATCHES and LETTERS from INDIA.
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received. .

Alfro7 the WHOLE of the PRIVATE INTERCEPTED COR.
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This day was publithed, price It is. (dedicated by permits= to
H. R. H the Commander in Chlef,) •
ATrtEATISE on the Science of Defence for the
Swoid, Bayonet, acid Pike, by Major A. GORDON, A. M.
This Work glances at the Origin, Ufe, and Abate of the Science
before the Fall of the Roman Empire, and the oNslfilon of It in the
Military Exercifes ever Slice that to the precast period. It fubmits
the true principles which are adapted to great and (mall bodies of
t roops, in conformity to the Laws of Gravity, and the powers of the
Leier, giving the advantage of 60 ; : r : to the individual, and
doubling the number of the Forces in the crilis of adion. The
fulled is explained in 19 plates, engraved by Lee, from Drawings
of R. Smirke, jun. and illumined by a Copy of the late General J.
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Faulder, Bend-ftrect ; Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and Richard.
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The tsth Edition, rewired and corredted, price Is. 6d. with the
nfual allowance to Schools,
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of Engravings;—the whole intended to hada, for the Ufa of
Schools, an improved introductory Book to the Sift Elements of
the Engliih Lorguage.'
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL D.ll
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkibire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c,
The unprecedented file of The Hundred T6wfaad Copies of Dr.
Mayor's New SPELLING BOOK, within the perin4 of two yon,
and its adoption by intelligent teachers, in all the ref odtable &book
in the three Kingdoms, render it almoit unnectrary for the Pnb•
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As an introductory book to a v,rnacular toast 4. .for the ufe of
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and obvious gradations, from the 'Letters of the Alphabet, thro•
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