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acquired . emomplhatment, who
attadoedibeintsent disitiondis mode, may gape&
debar lottructed in tiss'inott Mime Minas, to qualify titan
'for the brit AshembOcs, m oppaporios at his reddest:a, Coach-
makere Hatt, Noble...street, fooler-tant, Cheapddo.
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anttuity bond. Apply personally, betisten nine and five, or by
letter, to the Director of thr,Nstionsi Bank, No. 8, Lower Jahn.
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TO GLAZIERS AND PAINTERS.
Good.accustomed Glazier and Painter's Busi
-
A ness to be Disposid of, hi one of the prettiest Villages In
Ragland. Immediate possession may be had, as the present oc-
cupier is going into another line of business. For particulars ea-
quire of Mr. Salomon, No. 8; Princes-nreet, Elackfritus ; or by
letters post-paid,-1 will not be advertized again.

LAW.
AGENTLEMAN, who has been many jean
established as. a SOLICITOR in a Sea-Pore TownVitkia
an miles of the Metropolis, being oboist to retire, is desirous of
disposing of his Business. Tire situation possesses many advan-
lages, which will be fully explained upon an interview.
Applications, postpaid, to be addressed to A. B. Messrs. Ed-
wards and Evison, Law Stationers, Lamb.buildiopi Temple.

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• FAMILY BREWING.
NEEDHAM,AAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
respectfully inform the Nobility; Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their premises, No 225, (near. the }fay-market) Piccadilly;
where !hey hope to he honoured with a continuance of - that li-
beral pa:ronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back,* Hop Back, and Working Tun, in nitre Utensil ;
which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
sner'ted simple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the most extensive establishments.
N. R. and Cu. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town 'and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention. '

sew by tOe Patentees, No. 925, Piccadilly, London; and
No. id, Wine-street, Bristol ; also by the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdot
N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection ,
every Tuesday, IR London and Bristol

DU CLER'S
VEGETABLE RESTORMIVE TOOTH POWDER.
BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as
one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without
which-the finest formed face is imperfect; inattentionto the teeth ,
and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'S
VEGETABLE. RESTORATIVE TOUT!, POWDER LS a most elegant
anti certain remedy for all dis.ases of the teeth and gums ; its
patti, alai. qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth,
but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will
tender them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and
testore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy
In the gums, cause them to, adhere close and firm to the teeth,
tender them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve and•cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, guru-bile., and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale andretail at Mr. Butler's 4, Cheardde, corner
of Sri Paul's Church lard ; and retail by Belatn and Sharp, Ports-
*south ; Hall and Johnsou, Gosport ; Allnutt,•Weston, Mallory,,
and Jones, Portsea ; 'Crewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy,
Gilbert and Hoxlani, Plymouth • Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter
• and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Whitt,
frighten; Roberts, Seddon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg-
eon and Blfiinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and
Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, l•forwich : Knott and Lloyd, Bir-
mingham • Gregory, Btlgbton ; and of most respectable Medi-
tine Venders in tbeKingdom, in Boxes 25. 9d. each.
Also may be had,Auler's celebrated Lavender Water, which
is patronised by the Prlticele of Wales and the PrincesrCharlette,
litilottles at is. each.
•

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prase, hisovin tobr4,4 WNW SO think Met,
until the Orphan be art ve proptittfin the world ; but, at ileit;4
neat~ it is intendedslidkr shOuld with the Gentles=
himselE -
On the connexions ot Siy Midshipman's es naval Lieiitenant'a,
Child, or military Lieutenant's or Ensign's Child, to whom such,
an arrangement might item eligible, observing this Mivertise-
Ment, they may addreu a ktteeto " A. B. Eiricadbright, ti
be left at the Post-office until called for," with full particulars
respecting the Parents and Connexions of the Child, and hs pre-
sent circumstances and situatkm ; and immediate attention to
Amy such. -

win be given, and the child that may
be ieleeted lubtandy lifter. •
.
South part of Seotienii.,Sept.
„,

SALES BY AUCTION.

CUSTOM HOUSE, ARUNDEL.
At the Custom House Arundeicon Thursday, the 14th day of
October, 1813, precisely at Ter* o'(lock in the Afternoon, In
One Lot,,
gATHE fast sailing Cutter, called the IDAS of
HASTINGS, admeasuring about 140 Tons, together
with all her Masts, Yards, Bowsprit, standing and running Rig-
ging, Sails, Cons, Anchors. Cables abd Boats, which have been
Mired and legally condemned.
The above Cutter is well found; in good condition, about seem
wears old, copper to the bends, has twelve carrlag • guns, sails
remarkably fast, is well calculated for a Privateer, the Newfound.
land, Mediterranean, or any trade requiring dispatch; has been
considerable time in the employ of Government, as an liked
armed Cutter, on the Flushing and Downs station; she Is ANW
lying in a wet dock at Littlehampuln.
The Stores may be viewed at Arundel, by application at the
Custom House, in Office Hours, three days previous to the Sale.
N. B. A deposit 0f.£25 per cent. will be required.

OXFORDSHIRE.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, WICKHAM PARR,
MANOR, MANSION and FARMS, containing upwards of
THREE HUNDRED ACRES of most productive LAND,
TYTHE-FREE.
By Mr. FAREBROTHER,
At Oarrastuy's, on Wednesday, November 10, at Twelve,
A CAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD
A and 'I YTHE FREE ESTATE ; consisting of the Mauer
of Wickham, extending over upwards of 2000 Acres of Land,
abounding with Game, with sundry fee farm rent% amounting to
near £l2 per annum, a most substantial and convenient_Man-
sion, recently erected, with all suitable Offices, Coach.house and
Stabling, rroductive Gardens, Orchard, Plantations and Fish
Ponds, and upwards of One Hundred and Four Acres of pro-
ductive Land, surrounded by a stone wall, forming a most beau-
tiful and pleasingly Timbered Park, a spacious Farm House, '
called Wickham Manor House, with.all suitable Buildings, and
sundry Inclosures of very rich and, containing about Two Hun.
dred and Ten Acres. This most desirable FiatiltO lint within a,
ring fence, abounds wkb Game, Is at a Moderate
a Pao...a Irettiwada. and is bonaeled'by 'the t fiat.
within two miles of the capital Manes Town of ry. hes-
mediate possession may be had of the Mansion, and Lands con•
tiguous, and of the Farm in December, 1814.
To be viewed one month prior to the Sale, by application at
the Mansion, where Particulati.may be had; also at the Star,
Oxford; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart. Benson; Crows,
Reading ; Bell, Henley; Castle; Salt Hill ; White Hart, Batls4 of
Messrs. J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple • at Garrawsis;
and of Mr. Farebrother,' Beaufort House, Baufort-buildffige,
Strand, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

The important FREEHOLD ESTATE of WA rERPERRY,
Seven Miles from the CITY of OXFORD and Forty-four
from LONDON, consisting of nearly TWO 'I HOUSAND
ACRES of rich LAND, a noble MANSION, MANOR and
•FISHERY, EX IRA PAROCHIAL, TYTHE-FREE, and
LAND-TAX redeemed, of the Value of FIVE THOUSAND
POUNDS per Annum.
i By Mr. FAREBROTHER,
At Catraway's. on Wednesday, November 10, at Twelve, is
One Lot,
• THE important and highl y valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE •f WATERPERRY ; consisting of a capital
Mansion House, with all suitable Offices for the Residence of a
Family of rank, Manor, Fishery, Gardens, Plantations, Woods,
and sundry eligible Farms, containing together near Two 'Thou.
sand Acres of Land, the greater part of which is remarkably
rich Dairy Land, and let (with the exception of the Mansios,
Manor, and about 530 Acres) to respectable tenants, on Leases,
of which about eight years are uncap red. This Estate, which is
situated from Oxford about seven miles, being on the London
side of Oxford through Wycombe, and six miles horn the Market
Town. of Thame, is exceedingly compact, lying within a ring
fence; the Manor abounds with Game, and neatly inaulated by.
a river, forming an admirable boundary, and presents a domain
rarely to be purchased; the Ao.vowson of the Vicarage, worth
near I`7o per annum, will be included in the purchase.
To view the Mansion and Estate apply to Mr. Thos. Mam
Chester, at Waterperry House, of whom Particulars (with Plans
annexed) may be had one month prior to the Sale; Particulars
also of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ;
of Messrs. Richardson and Corbell, Lincoln's-inn fields; at
Gavraway's ; of Mr: Fareirother, Beaufort House, Beaufort..
buildings &rind, London; and at the following Inns : Star, Ox-
ford ; 12amh, Wallingford ; White Hart, Benson ; Crown,
Thame • Crown, Reading; Bell, Henley; Castle, Salt Hills
White Hart, Bath; and the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham.

• TO BE SOLD, FOR TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS,
To any Lady or Gentleman not In ny Wei subject to the Bestw
ru Laws.
A SHARE in an p
,Establishment of the higlifit
-Lk gespectabillty.Altatusill bear the most strict investigadint,
and that is likely to ptoduce a large apd rapid fortune wfthont
risk and without trouble, as the Purchaser need not take ati
active pan nor eppeeit at al in business.
References will be required and given, and letters (poet paid,
with real name and place of abode) idgessed to George Wood.
Esq. at Mr. Barwits, Watch and Clock Maker *to his Royal
Ikhness the Duke of Cumberland, 14e. 1114,40. bilarrin'e•laue,
'landau, will be attended to.

• .0 Dr. ,
And entered open immediately,
ALL that old and well•established CARPET
MANUFACTORY at CHESTIR FIELD, in the County
of DERBY, (the Proprietor being through ill-health aad iofir-
mity unable to conduct nj, consisting of several Weaving-shops,
Warping and Wool-rooms, Dye-houses and Yard, Drying routs,
Stove, Comb shop, Spinning-mill worked by a steam-engine, ad
every other convenience necessary for carrying on the said Ma-
nufactory. Together with a commodious Dwelling-house Gar-
den, and Stable, adjoining the Premises. The whole of the Pre-
nii.;es are in good repair, and comprising a mast desirable situa-
tion for any one wishing to embark in a manufactory. The stock,
loonts,.niaciAnuy, dying utensils, fitc. ice. to be taken by a lair
valuation ; and for all further particulars apply to Samuel Brown,
upon the pivot:cm-411y letter, post paid.
Chesterfield, September 28, ISIS.

TO BE LET, for such Terms as may be agreed upon,
MOST desirable MANSION, fit for any Gen-
tleman's abode. The Premises are adjoining the Village
of Wouldham, close to the navigable and pleasant River Med:
way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and
five miles from Maidstone, In a sporting part of the County of
Kent, ani close to Wouldham Common, to which is an unlimited
right of Pasturage, Firewood,fitc. The grOund door consists of
a commodious Hall, with a grand Staircase., a Drawing-room,
Parlour, Sit,ing-room, and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pal- of
stem consists of five very roomy Bgd•charubers, one of which
may he a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a back
Staircase-from the Kitchen, containing six Rooms with fire-places
in three of them, a Staircase from the passage of the two pair
into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect
of the River Medway and country all round ; most spacious
Cellars, with etc/el/tut Bins, a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf
wall and railing terve; a large Back Court tncloted all mend
with a high brick wall. well ssucb'd with choice wall Fruir-trees,
' well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Garde* well ma% d
and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Ysrd en-
closed with a hlgle brick wad, as t tcelleut seven-stalled Stable,
over which js a high spacious Left, two Coach-houses, and many
other Out-Offices, too tedious to mention herein.
The Lessee may be accoinniodaied with a dozen Acres of.
choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required.
der-further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Burke, at Wweldbas.

To BE SOLD BY PRIVA rz CONTRACT,
THE ESTATE of LANG WELL ; containing
about 27,461 English Acres, whereof the Rental and esti--
seam! Value amounts to £2,223 per Annum.
This extensive, beautiful, and productive Estate is situated on
the North side of the Moray Frith, in the Southern part of the
County of Caithness, bounding with the County of Sutherland
for many miles, and having a Royal Grant to a Right of Forestry
attached to It. In addition to natural Woods of Birch, s:c-con-
sisting in all of about 855 Acres, above half a mil:ion- 61 Larch,
of Scotch Fir, Oak, Ebb, Ash, &c. have been platited by the pre-
sent Proprietor, which thrive well ; and this being one of the few
situations within the County; where it has been ascertained that
Plantations will answer, it affords a very premising field for that,
beneficial and ornamental mode of improvement, which may be
carried on to a great extent, and to Lcilitate which, a Nursery
has beta already established at the Garden of Langwell.
The situation of thii Estate Is remarkably beautiful, romantic,
and convenient. It extends about seven miles along the Coast,
from the Ord of Caithness eastward, and stretches for many finless
from the Sea-shore towards the Interior of the County.. The
Northern and Western Boundaries are sheltered by the lefty
Mountains of the Morven and the Scarriben, to the summits of
which the Property extendi. From these Mountains, the Rivers
of Langwell and Bertklaile derive their source, and after passing
through Vallies distinguished by the same names, they unite at
Berriedale Inn' within a few hundred yards of the Sea. These
Valdes afford Arable Land, Meadow, and excellent Pasture,
while the Banks or Rising Grounds immediately adjacent, are
covered ofith Natural Wood; beyond which are very .extensive
tracks of Hill Pasture, of a most excellent quality, where, from
the advantageous nature of the exposure, and the shelter of the
Woods, when necessary, the Stock feed at all Seasons of the year
with comfort and safety.
The considerable improvements which have been made upon
the Estate within the last 20 years, add greatly to those natural
beauties for which it is so justly celebrated, as well as to its in-
trinsic Value. Two capital Sheep Farms, stocked with the Che-
viot Breed, have been established for many years; and the stock
have thriven so well, as to rival, even in the Southern Markets,
Sheep of the same kind bred on the Borders.
The ancient Mansion-house has fallen Into decay ; but the
situation where it stood is remarkably romantic and beautiful,
hanging over the river Langwell, within less than a mile
from the sea, and surrounded by rising grounds covered with
wood. A Garden with hot walls, &c. has been formed, with a
view to the establishment of a residence on that part of the Es-
tate. An Inn, also Farm-houses and Office-Pasuses have been
erected on different parts of the Estate at considerable expence.
IThe Salmon Fishing, which at present yields a considerable rent,
is likely to be greatly increased at the expiration of the present
lease.

There are likewise appearances of valuable Mines of Lead and
Copper on the Estate. A new Road, made under the authority
of the Parliamentary Commissioners, passes from the south,
through the Estate, in its-course to the Royal Burgh of Wick,
which renders the access to the south, and to the interior of the
country, easy and expeditious. The situation affords a constant
supply of sea as well as fresh-water Fisb, and the greatest abun-
dance of Game of various sorts, as Deer, Roe, the common as
well as the mountain Hare, Black Cock, Ptarmigan, Grouse,
Partridge, Plover, Snipe, andWoodeock. With a little attention,
Pheasants also might soon be reared in the greatest abundance,
the Covers being remarkably adapted for them. On the whole,
no property can be more desirable to the Sportsman, the Planter,
the Sheep Farmer, or the Avickiturist.
The Estate is Freehold, and affords a Qualification for Electing
or being Elected to Parliament for the County. The Teinds are
valued, and the Public and Palish Burdens are moderate.
The'

_Aware the hands of James Horns,
Esq. W. S. 11, likae‘rew,llldissbargh, who has full powers of
Sale. Mr. Jamie Hall, the Overseer at Langwell, will point out
the Lands ankilimadaries lad those desirous of acquiring in-
formation arralso requested to apply to Captain John Henderson,
of Aimster, by Thurso, the Pattie' upon the Estaie ; or to Alex.
Fraser, Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
J N. B. Intended Purchasers are requested to view the Property
during this Summer • as, if previously disposed of by Private
Bargain, (of which immediate notice shall be given), it will be
exposed to Public Sale on Wednesday the 10th November next,
tinsT.lo ed.*. WOW Ow NAM elfee Eschange C-Houn *Ca-
ils

BAST:INDIA HOUSE, Sts IS, lilt
DIREC7DRS of the UNITED •
MERCMANTS if ENGLAND, trait
kerb glee Notice,
Court of the said Company 4
appointodol
e held at their House In LeadenhaWstreet, on Wednesday, the
6th October next, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of tho
3d Instant for ranting s sum of money to the Executors of the
late Major General PATSICk ALEIANDtIt AG New, and in con-
aide:Won of the general merits and services of that Ofileer, as
well as on account of the circumstances which attended his return
to Europe twice; and also sißesolution of the Court of Directors
the Bth instant, for ranting some compensation to Limo.
aant•General Isom Al Histor, in consideration of the losses
sustained by the General and his Staff in consequence of their
capture en beard of his Majesty's ship Java by an American ship
of war, will be submitted to the consideratkm of the sold Gotto•
ran Court, In conformity to the 4th Section of the Bth Chapter of ,
the Company's Eye Laws, and agreeahh to the Act of tit 584
of hil proUgaMajesty, Cap, 1,55, See. 84.
.FAMES COBB, 4/4441011‘....airi.

BAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING.-
This matchless Composition, for Boots, Harness,
&c. Is confidenly submitted to the Public, under the straw*
testitnordes of its superiority. It preserves the kaiser soft and
pliant, and, with less labour, produces a more brilliant and last•
ing jet-black than can be obtained front any other preparation.
Pints is. od. half pints ind, each.
Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew. Perfurnets,Coek.
spur-street, London, (where the Patent Cakes continue to be
made and sold as usual); also, sold retail, by most of the usual
Venders..
•.• Both the Japan Liquid and genuine Cakes ate signed
" W. Bayley," " Bayley and Blew."

GENUINE
rIIHE following MEDD
ed genuine of E. EDWAII
Balsam of Honey • 3 6
Essence of Waterdock 3 6
Hallasn's Bilious Pills 2 9
Wessel's Jesuits DrOps .2 9
Marshall's germ 1 I t
Church's Cough Drops 2 9
Ainboyoa Tooth P..wdei tl 6
Cornwell'sOrientalCordial 4 6
WidowWeklis Pills 2 9
Keyser's Pills 6 3
Veino's Vegetable Pills 4 6
Newton's 'Youth Powder 2
Chtirch's Pectoral Pills llt
Walsh's Antipirtussis 2 9
Coltsfuot Les. 1 I
Aniboyisa Lotion 4 6
Wessel's Specific Remedy 2 9
The above (those with the sta
of E Edwards, 66, St.,Paurs,
had every other Patent and Pubi
Liberal allowance to it

IEIIIONtS.
INES can only be procur:
Ds. Ott, St. Paul': Church-yard s
Juniper Esc Pepperm. 114
Reeke's Embrocation 4 0
KoLbseds's Cough Drops •
•Juif per Ens. Pennyroyal 1 le •
•Spetisllman's Pills I 0
•Splisbury'(Drops 4 0
•Onswough's Lozanges 1
*lnns's Scots Pills 1 I
Salt of Lemons 1 I
• Slng!et on's Eye Oint. 0
*Got:Loa's Balsam It 0
*Henry's Magnesia d
• Hopper's Pais 1 I
FAsence of Spruce S 4
°Durably Ink 1 1
•Norriem Drops 1 *
Cheltenham Saks • •
eseepted) will have the address
the stamp ; where also may be
Medicine.

*ad Triton.

•
GUESTOMAN MEDICINES.
CASE 116.
P.EAD AND INQUIRE, YOU CANNOT THEN BE
• A SCEPTIC.
•
MR.. JOHN BELL, Ne. 2, Yerk•stseet, Black.
Mart'-road, when servant to Mesta. Hodson, Brothers,
and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames-stteet, bad a cask fell front a
cart on his knee, April 4, 1812, which rendered him incapable • I
service, and he applied to Mr. Astley Cooper, as I am informed,
who recommen.!ed him a plainer, which was used agreeable to
direction for one month, without success; Was then recommend.
ed by Mr. Orme, Distiller, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey
Dispensary, and attended there regularly fur three months, with.
out receiving any benefit : was next admitted into St. Thomas's
Hospital,. on crutches, and was Immediately ordered to bed, where
he continued four months, under the care of Mr. Surgeon Cline,
jun. who diligently attended him, aid I do believe that he did ail •
which was possible for a Practitioner of the cld School to accosts.
plish, but without the Patient receiving any relief, being so *sae.
rounded with lassitude, and contractions, as to be incapable ef
walking hone on crutches, at same time attended with extreme
pain ; yet no disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Pa.
tient having passed through the hands of Mr. A. . who is us.
doubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon in London.
A kw months after this, Mr. Bell having informed himself re
spectlng the Case (85) of his neighbour, Mr. Dowling, was takes
to Mr. Guest's, not then being capable of waaing alone, on
crutches, with his knee and ancle so contracted, that several gen•
tlemen who happened to be there at this tins* did bslieve' with
Mr. Guest, that these joints were both elated, but fuundtheas.
selves agreeably disappointed, fot' ia one hour he could move
them a little, and walked home on crutches, without any otbee
assistance his pains Wog comple:rly relieved ; and he was dui•
red to take exercise, even at the expense of a little pain. In tea
days he left off nee crutch; in three weeks he declined tht vet et
both, and walked with a stick; at the end of seven weeks was
completely cured, being quite upright, avid enabled to walk as .
usual.—Witness the Books at the Dispensary, the Books of the
Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the kaarids el
Chaistcherch, where be resides.
(Casa $l, in a future Paper.)

ANtl-ATTRITION.

TT is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT
IT
AN TI-ATTRI I'ION COMPOSI lION is the cheapest and
best Thing ever yet discovered fur Ships' Bottoms, instead of
Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the
holes, iintead of a Plat, Service, or Rounding ; the Rigging of
Ships frond the Weather, antffrom being-chafed, instead of Tar,
" Parcehne, and Service e. for the Slides and Carriages of Guns. to
reader Leather and Canvas Water-proof; and to prevent the ef-
fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Mills, Sugar- M ills, Threshing
Mills, (or other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Far-
mars), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cans, and Machinery of
every description. It is also the best Thing to preserve the Blade,
of Swords; ind all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from Rust.
It will likewise preserve Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park d'a•
ling, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Building from dm
Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot,either in the East or West Indies,
or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Railways
from corroding and wearing out, but also render the draught so
light, that one horse will do the work of two.
One priming of the Composition is in some cases equal to
one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other kind of
Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from 300
to 4,000 per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and tear les
Machinery, Wheels, Sr& &c. which is a saving of expense more
that of saving nine pans out of ten, and nothing can be so
can in its working, or give so little trouble.
." Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40,Xha•
dng-Croes, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by their apAiint•
ant at oust Ship Chandlersi •Prlnters, Booksellers, Libraries,
Druggists, Oil and ' Colour-shops iroomoogers, Cut.
Cooeltmakers,lnokeepers,Coach and Wasgoa•ollkes,Sadlers.
Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,* boxes, price la. 6d.;
*. 6d.; 6s. 6d. ; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each.
The smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a
fOur-wheel carriage twice, with which it will run upwards of
three thousand miles, without applying any thing else to the axle.
gees; and one half-guinea box contains a sufficient quantity fee
a stagowaggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ; and it will
*ork with wood axletrees, or with common boxes and axletrees
of any kind.
The mom satisfactory proofs of the merits of the Composition
may be seen at the Patentees Office, No 40, Cbaring Cross, so
above. Directions us given with Sach Lai wide!' an signed
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