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PRICE SEVEN aPENCR•

PEMBIWKESD LW.
COLD BLOW INN, N A RBETIL
DESI It A BLE RESIDENCE. DW ELLING-lIOUSES,
COTT A G E:;, ST.IRLF IAItDS, and COACH-HOUSES,
GARDENS, and LANDS,
The BATHS, with various Apartments,
Situate at TEND V.
TO BE SOLD BT AUCTION,
By M. ROBINS.
(01 Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Conlin,.

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On Tituasmtv, the 19th day of August, 1824, at Twelve o'clock,
Ily order of the Trustees and Executors of the late Sir Wu.t.t.ast
l'axiox, deceased,
IN TWO LOTS,

A VALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE FREE-
IIOLD FSTATF.,
LOT Osr..—Courtitsnio
COLD BLOW INN, situate near KARBETII,
On the high Road from Carmarthen to ilayerfordwestoveßsituated

for Poitiug.
The House is comfortably arranged for the Al
Travellers ; with convenient 011 ices, Stabling for Mem Hones,
and Standing for five Carriages,with Rooms and Loft over; a good
Garden, &c. in the Occupation of Mr. William SmalL

Lure 2.—A DESIRABLE COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE.,
adapted for the Accommodation of a Family of Respectability, with
convenient Offices; a Lawn at the bask of the !louse, with Green-
house ; a neat walled Garden, Coach-house, and Four-stall Stable,
and other Outbuildings, situate in the Market-street, Tenby.
Also, sundry other Dwelling-houses, Cottages, Gardens, and In-
closures of Meadow Land; extensive range of Stabling, Coach-
houses, Collaring, &c. and
The well-constructed BATHS, at TENBY •
With Hot and Cold Baths, Plunging Baths, Dressing and Enter.
taming Rooms of various denominations, &c. Attendants'-rooms
and all requisite Offices, forming as complete an Establishment as
can be met with at any Watering Place.
Tenby presents an interesting Scenery by Sea and Land: the
Shores are hne Sands, of considerable extent.; the Roads are excel.
lent, and abound with many fine Rides and Drives. The Shore,
for Bathing, cannot be surpassed, and the place may be considered
as a most delightful Summer Retreat, rising in estimation, and a
very improving place.
The Property is mostly on Leases for Lives, at low Rents, pro-
ducing at present nearly
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM,

And will be increasing considerably as they drop.
An eligible Property for Investment.
The Lots may be viewed by applying to the Tenants. Partieu-
lars may be had on the Premises ; at th !laths and Inns at Tenby ;
Blue Boar, Haverfordwest; Ship, and Castle, Swansea; Hotel,
Hereford ; King's Head, Gloucester ; Star, and Hop Pole, and of •
Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; Mr. Adams, en and Chickens, Bir—
mingham ; Bush, Bristol ; Hotel, Bath ; of Messrs. Hall and
Brownley, Solicitors, Boswell-court, Carey-street ; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.

ARTICLES OF VIRTU, PICTURES, BRONZES, COINS,
AND A GENUINE AMATI VIOLONCELLO, AND
OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TO B# SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,

On the Premises, at Battleaden Park, near Woburn, Bedfordshire,
on TUESDAY next, the 29th of June, 1824, and Two I.BlloBllBg
Days, punctually at Twelve o'clock, -
(By Order of the Sheriff of the Countrof Bedford),

AVERY valuable and val loos SELECTION of
ARTICLES of v utTu anti Alheollszteous
e CURIOSI-
TIES, thyroperty or

Sir G REC.:OIIY OSBORNE PAGE TURNER, Bart.
At his Seat, thttlesden Park, two miles from Woburn, In the
County of Netiford.

Among which are the Dejeung formerly presented by the Em-
peror Francis If. to Queen Charlotte of England; a very precious
Tray of old Florentine Metre Commesse, representing a Sculptures
Studio; various fine Specimens of Seve and Dresden Porcelain,
Clocks by various Makers, Watches, a Musical Birdcage, an ex-
quisite and costly piece of Jewellery, Cameos and Trinkets for Fe-
male Dress, Plate, Ancient Gold, Silver, and other Coins, Antique
and other Marbles and lkonzes, a few Pictures, Prints, and Books
of Prints, and an extremely valuable assortment of Musical Instru-
ments, among which are a genuine and fine Amati Violoncello, a
Guarnerias, and one other Italian Violin; and numerous other In-
Also, some useful Household Furniture, a Set of Brus.
sels Tapestry Ilangings, elegant new Cut Glass, Household Da-
mask and other Linen • and various Rivets.

May be ♦iewed on Saturday and Monday preceding, 'when C 4.
talogues may be had at the Office of the Sheriff for Bedford, at
Newport Pagnell; at the chief Inns in the Ccunty; and at Mr.
Christie's Office, 8, King-street, St. James's square.

PURLEIGII, ESSEX.
COMPACT FREEIFIOLD FARM, BRICK KILK, Ike.
TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION,
By Messrs. DRIVER,

At the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY, the 15th of July, at
Twelve &Clock, in One Lot,
By Order of the Trustees of the late Mr. Tuns. GLIM, deceased,
AVERY CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
exonerated from the Land Tax ; comprising BIRCH
FA RN! and COCK CLA RKE'S FA ItM, with convenient Home-
stead, Barns, Stable, and other appropriate Buildings, together with
ONE lIUNDREI) ANL) THIRTEEN ACRES
10f good sound Arable and Nature Land, in an eseellent state of
' cultivation, most desirably situate in she Parish of Purleigh, in the
County of Essex, about eight miles from Chelmsford, and three
miles and a half rom Maldon, and in the neighbourhood of good
roads. On the Farm is an excellent Brick Kiln, in fall work, with
a Foreman's Cottage, suitable Sheds, and an inexhaustible trandty
of the finest Brick arth in the County, well calculated for carry-
ing on a Pottery. Possession may be at Michaelmas next.
Printed Particulars may be bad at the White Horse, Maldon;
White Hart, Brentwood ; Crown, Billericay ; of Mr. John Savo.
ders, and Mr. J. B. Green, Purleigh ; Mr. Robert Bartlett, Soil.
citor, Chelmsford; and of Mews. Driver, Surveyors acid Land
Agents, 13, New Bridge-street, Illackfriars.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES,
Near BRIGHTON,

ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-,

FIVE ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. DRIVER,

At the Auction Mart, on THORIIDAY. the l Sth of July, at Twelve
o'Clock, in Two Lots,

rirWO very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
11 abounding with Game; consisting of tl:e valuable MANOR.
of SA DDLESCOMB, with Courts Baron, Courts Leet, Fines
Arbitrary, Quit-rents, Heriots, and a capital FARM thereto be-
longing, containing
NINE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES
Of Arable, Pasture, and Down Land, wiih an excellent Farm-
house and Homestead, in the occupation of Air. Stephen Byne,
yearly tenant, most eligibly situate, about five miles from Megan,
and upon the Turnpike-road leading to Hoist-le.
Also, the very Desirable M A NOR of CLA 1 TON, with Conti,
Fines Arbitrary, Heriots, and Quit-trots, and tin excellent FARE
thereto belot.ging, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
With Farm-house and Homestead, in the occupatioes.qf Mr. Alba
Hull, who will quit at Michaelmas nest ; most desirably situate at
Clayton, seven miles front Brighton, and adjoining the Tworikol
road thence from Cuckfield.
Printed Specifications will he ready for delivery after Ibis 1014;
and may then he had at the Libraries, Brighton and Hastinpollmire
Lewes; King's !had, CuLltfitld ; Anchor, Horsham.; UniplOs
Chichester; Whitr eft • •of
.Messrs. Foster.
Mart; and of
Bridge-street,

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White Ilan, Ryegate; Greyhound, Crt Oa* • of
r, Frere, and Foster, Lincoln's Init; at the Ancivinn i
Akins. Driver, Surveyors *Rd Land Aginv, New •
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EV,EII ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the l'ublic
they have, after much labour and at a eery considerable ex-
gianse, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
end extreme difficulty of execution, that they trust will effectually
creveut the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like L.,ce of a
pink colour covers the principal pats of the Label, the names of
11.1 and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
97, II 1( ;1-14-10I.BORN,
is also white fetters utig,•<l with pink told black, but placed en the
la4r pattern, the Nigil and price at t.,iot are black on a white
ground, the preamble an 1 .Itrectiotts. t•lr use are printed as bcfixe,
black letters on with! 10 0.1,1,1.
September,

.ao, in pouring , _ original Outbf one
language into another, has not suffered the spirit to evapbrate.7:--.
Nltnititly Critical Gazette.

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
rriiilS agreeable perfumed liquor (the: original in.
1 vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in
tlieving Faintness and head-ache, and in counteracting the
effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, contimses to be pre-
pared, in the greatest perfection, by* Messrs. THOS. and WM.
11 EN RY, 'Manufacturing Chemists, Dlanchester. It is sold in
I.,nidnn, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BATLEY and &Env,
rertamers,
L'ockspur-street ; and Retail,. rice is. 9d. by one
the above
agent or inure in every principal Town ; but it cannot he genuine,
unless the Dames of
preparers are engraved on the
Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.—
Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, an usual.
AS above may also be had, amlienticated by a similar stamp,
i !ENE L'A CALCINED MADDLSIA, iu bottles at '.ts. 94. br with gh.'
ntoppees at ls. 64.

with
cere-

Ipanied
and

attend

ly
the redtiet'i of direct taxation, or the iliteneumbering the of
the country nof those restraints and impediments which are so utterly
inconsistent with every enlarged and enlightened principle of trade,
-Mid which nothing but the exigencies of the State, or the infancy of
trade, could at any time either recommend or justify.
4. Sire, the latter alternative was adopted by your Majesty's faith-
ful Commons : the field, however, was large before us, and to our
exertions there was obviously this limit=the extent to which the
revenue would allow of the immediate sacrifice, and the considera-
tion that it would neither be practicable, nor, if practicable, Would
it be advisable, too roughly and too precipitately to break down a
system which, however faulty, had been the growth of ages, and on
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.•., s oret‘ib further km eb nication and k!'".. has been living in a Gentleman's Family as Private Tutor, Havannah, ll'
Hy his Majesty's shift) Valorous, Captain Malimy, ar- 1 m
will be disengaged on the Bth ofeauly, when he 'Would be happy to rived at Portsmouth from Vera Cruz and it
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shipmentsletween this fort anti New York, a hue of Packet
meet with a similar Engagement in a Gentleman's Family, where
tat:l2clesethoafvAe bpreieln,
breucteibvieidn ti
i,i , - •No objection to travel. Most satisfactory references will be given.
July. ,
For Particulais, a Letter post-paid and directed to W. IL It. .
ac n s previously received by vi
the cou t ,ay of New York., C
gfrooinnlythtewocitlayosf Itlasiteellii•etbatn()
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ILShopuips haveubirsnoeslvtabwilishedi..cLonsicsiinnAgmo,fix
A Ship to be provided for the - - - ist August.
Ship BRIGHTON W. S. %lOW to sail Ist
to sail Ist Sept. thee, may be two or three Sons under the Age of Fourteen.
Post-Office, Oxford, will meet with immediate attention. they do not bring much additional information. Mr. dcl
Michelena, late President of the Mexican Congress, and ei
This day was published,
• A CASTA A. 11. GatswoLD - Ist October. . now Fnvoy to this country, together with his secretary, ni
The Fourth Edition, in foolscap octavo, price 9s. boards, '
CRISIS al' MAIMS - Ist Nov.
MEMOIRS of CAPTAIN ROCK, the celebrated
i - Steel punctuality will be observed with the sailing of these Ves-
IRISH CHIEFTAIN, with some Account of his Antes- pears
Mr. Rocisfoerte, has arrived in the Valorous.. It op. it
that the reports recently in circulation of a demand i!
' . 4/ Written by HIMSELF. for passports having been made by Messrs. Ha, vey and j,
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sell, and a Steam-Bnat provided to tow Them to sea. The Ships tors.
will touch at and leave Cowes on the Sth of each illonth for the Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
accnnonodation of Passengers, and which will give them the
advantage of navigation over vessels leaving Liverpool. A Ship This day was published,
In Two Vols. Bvo. price Xi is. boards, O'Gorman, the British Cornmissianers, for the purpoe
of quitting Mexico, is not Without foundation. Such 0
them t',
which, when THE LIFE of SH AKSPEARE • Enquiries into
a demand was made by about the middle of F
is building in New York to complete the line, February ; but the Government, feeling the advantage c
.1. the Originality of his 'Dramatic Plots 'and. Characters asid
derived from their residence in the country, refuse:l ~
finished, will leave this Establishment inferior to none. The Ves-
sels are all coppered and copper-fastened, and about 400 Tons Bur- Essays on [he Aticient Theatres and Theatrical Usages.
By AUGUSTINE SKOT I'OWE, Esq. the passports in the first instance; and subsequently a
then, commanded by skilful and experienced men. The accom- Printed for Longman, Hursts Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
. . found means to reconcile them to the:r situation._
nuaiations will be very spacious, and the furniture, stores, &c. Their cause of complaint is understood to have been
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
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made to suit the convenience and comfort of Passengers. This day was published, in a thick 18mo. Volume, the detective state Of the police regulations, through i
en order to prevent delay, it is necessary that all tenni! freight Illustrated with many Views and Maps, price 15s. hound, s new which they considered their persons and property insul-
in on board previous to the '2OO of each month, and other goods Edition, including the SCOTCH WATERING PLACES, of ficiently protected. According to the present accounts, t
I. t'
. ' I two days previous to the time stated for sailing, to afford an oppora THE GUIDE to all the WATERING and SEA- they still remained in the country, and were gone on an
BATHING PLACES, for 18'24 ; containing full and ac-
. e , tunity to complete the clearing at the Custom-house. excursion into the interior. General Bravo had been
I. ; curate Descriptions of each Place, and of the Curiosities and strat-
i The Subscribers most reepectfolly solicit support from Shippers, ing Objects in the Environs; and forming an agreeable and useful appointed to the command of the army. This is the t
' and those disposed to go Passengers are invited to inspect the dif- Companion during a Residence at any of the Places, or during a same individual wha, at the time of Iturbide's andica- t
,;1
Summer Tour in finest of Ilealth or Pleasure. With a Description tion, was selected to escort the ex• Emperor to Vera
ferent Vessels and their accommodations.
• 1 of the Lakes,__ and a 'four through Wales. _
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Applications to he made, for Freight or Passage, to Messrs. Crux, to see him embatked, and who even threatened
liy the Author of the " Piceuat or LONDON.
GEORGE WILDES and Co. e 4, Laurence-lane, Cheapside; or to Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. Brown, and Green. to have himtshot within two hours, unless he itnmedi-
, HOPKINS and GLOVER, Brokers, On the let of July will be published, ately departed. Santa Ana and Echwetria, two of the
• a • London,June 21, 18'24. 'Change-Alley. the
• ; Part One, in Imperial Quarto, with descriptive Letter-press, price most turbulent anarchists, had been sent out of ,
i,
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 7s. sewed, or with the Views coloured after Nature, price 10s. 6d. country. To guard against surprise, the Executive had
•to he completed in Twelve Monthly Parts
sent detachments of faithful troops to Vera Clue, Tam- 1
Tam-
e r Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the
lEM h IN AUSTRALIA ; or, iiew Smith Wales •
First. V ' . oleo and Alvarado, the only ports where any attempt '
. i and Van Dicman's Land Delineated in Fifty Views. De- • ' brought
1 juxe, 113.3.4. dictated
by permission to, and under thr immediate Patronage of,
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home about 750,000/. in dollars for the merchants.
i . ( PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall duethe Right 11
__on. Earl BATHUEST.
' i 'By J. LYCETT, There is no mention in these accounts from Mexico,
, i
1 I on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that RECEIPTS
•
are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Artist to Major-General Macqtrarie, late Governor of those appointment
I • Coiouits. of the of a Supreme Dictator. The else.
racier of the Ex-Emperor, Iturbide, was fully appre-
i i , ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by, Each Part will contain Four Views-Two subjects of the most
I e
„1 _ their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties interesting and pleasing Scenes in New South Wales, and Two in ciateJ by his couatry men, for they knew it well by ex-
, ! assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their ' Policies Van Dieman's Land ; with an exact and faithful Description of nerience. His removal from Italy to England was ge-
.
each View, its Situation, Soil, Trees, Botanical Productions, Ste.
I 1
! on or before the 9th of July next, as the usual Fifteen Days The principal Settlements of each Colony, the Rivers, Mountains, nerally suspected to be connected with his intention to
return to Mexico, and the Government even appeared
ip; allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then ex- Plains, Lakes, &c. &c. will be displayed with the utmost accuracy. been erfec l • ac-
pire. SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Sec. The whole of the Views are taken from Nature, upon thr spot, either to have anticipated, or to have p t }
t;0- Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Assurance by an Artist who was resident in the Colcanes upwardi of ten years, quainted with the conduct which he has subsequently
and during that time employed by the late Governor as his Artist,
' l of Buildings, Goods, Merchandizes, and Ships in harbour, its dock,
' ( or while building, from Lossndizes,
or Damage by lire; and also for the consequently he had the best opportunities of selecting the most his chance
picturesque and interesting subjects for the pencil,with which those
pursued. The advices last received make a jest of
of ever causing disorder in the Empire, and
Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives. the best informed do not hesitate to assert that his exe-
.. • countries so amply abound.
1 a 1 ..N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the Assured, London: Published by John Sonter, 73, St. Paul's Church yard. cotiOn will be the almost immediate result of his expedi-
,!l i'• where the Annual Premium amounts to as. or upwards. - -
POPULAR BOOKS, AT lIALF-A-GUINEA EACH. non, should he appear in the country as the declared
11 COUNTY FIRE-OFFIOE, AND PROVIDENT
LI FE OFFICE, 1. FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS in all the Do- opponent of the Republican Government.
:nestle and useful Arts, being Five Times more than are The following extract of a private letter details the
Regent-street, London, contained in any similar Work; collected from the best Modern particulars of
ra I • ; the affair in which the American agent,
PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES. Authorities. Mr. Crawford, lost his life, and which had proved nearly
s . The Duke of RUTLAND, By COLIN MACKENZIE,
. fatal to Captain Murray himself:
Author of the " •Thousand Experiments in Chemistry," &c. &e.
' The Marquis of NORTUASITION, " Whilst at Vera Cruz Captain Murray, accompanied by Lieu-
Earl 2. The BRITISH ANECDOTE LIBRARY, consisting of
GREY, tenant Grime, of the 33d Regiment, went to Mexico, the capital.
i, 1 ' . 2,500 of the best Anecdotes in the Language.
Lord MAMMON?,
' '. I • 3. The VOCAL. LIBRARY. including 2,1C0 popular and On their return they had an escort of 15 men, and they proceeded,
e a Lord Kars, &c. &c. &e. standard Songs, and four times the number ever before collected in company with Mr. Hall, an English merchant, two American,
DIRECTORS. auto a single volume. and two Spanish merchants. The party were attacked on an
i , J. I'. BAESER BEM/HORT, Fag. Wu. Peetert, Fa+ 4. The HUNDRED WONDERS of the WORLD, with extensive plain on their way to Perotto, a place situated about
, • FRANCIS CONST, Esq. Livut.-Coll. &Lamar. above ZOO Engravings. NO miles distant from the coast. by a banditti, consisting of
Sir Jotter Dover, Bart. .IASIES SEDGWICIE, Esq. S. The WONDERS of the IIEAVENS, with Sixty splendid twenty-five armed men on horseback. At this time their escort
, ~
Sir Groacx Decxerr, Bart. Hon. W. SHIRLEY. Engravings had remained behind under some pretence, and was no doubt in
1: !:.
Sir JOHN Ilearosterots Bert. WALTER STRICELAWD, EST 6. The RFLIGIONS and RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES league with the assailants. Captain Murray and his companions
11l ', Sir S. B. Monerosn, Ban.' M.P. Sir W. F.. \Veiny, Bart.
Hon. THOS. Perinea. Sir Rosner Wisame M.P. of all the Nations in the World, with 100 striking Engravings.
7. All the VOYAGES round the WORLD, groin Magellan, in west, therefore, left unprotected in their travelling carriages, into
which various muskets were presented by the banditti, who robbed
; I s &c. &c. &c. 1420, to Freycinet, in 1820, with 100 Engravings. than of reerything that they possessed, even including their coats,
I " _Capitals-A MILT.TON STERLING, and upwards. 8. The UNIVERSA LT RA VELLER, being the substanee of
• Iwhich were taken trom their backs. Mr. Crawford, one of the Ame-
e, ll' . The PROFITS ere divided amongst those who now lustre, as
well as the original Mernbarz, in just. proportion to theta Esq: cc ic c thewit
hbelsotobElzlgreranviTngsra.vels in Europe, Asia, Africa, and rican Gentlemen, a very fine young man, was wantonly shot through
America' the heart as he rat on horseback; and a courier that was with them
was also killed. haler, two ghats
i .•
Payments.
In the FIRE-OFFICE, Returns during the last ten years to 9. The BOOK of ENGLISH TRADES; or, a History and
Description of Ninety different Employments and Manufactures, through his Ludy- through Ms head, and several
One of the Spanish Gentlemen had two shots
I, It
el . the amount of 1'42,000 have teen paid to all Persons who have with 100 Engravings. through his body, but afterwards recovered. Four of the servaats
! ' continued insured Seven Years, upon Annual as well as Septennial I'rinted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, tendon ; and to be bad also were wounded, two of them severely. e aptain Murray was
( Policies, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. of Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, and of all other Booksellers. himself repeatedly struck with a sword, and narrowly escaped with
In the LI FE OFFICE, Bonuses of £l5. Bs. and X 26. 12s. per his life. The whole of the party were kept for three hours lying
i Cent. have been divided during the last fourteen years; and other ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL on the burning sand, with sentinels over them; and the robbers,
0 very peculiar advantages are afforded. PHILOSOPHY. after taking away their valuable horses, and plundering then of
This day were published, price Ss. in boards, everything, departed, leaving only the carriages and mules, in and
SOMERSETSIMIE.
FOUR DIALOGUES on the TRUE PROXIMATE on which the wounded were transported to Perotto, distant about
TIIE NEXT PRESENTATION TO A VICARAGE NEAR CAUSES of all MATERIAL PHENOMENA. four leagues, Captain Murray and Lieutenant Grserne being obliged
to walk on foot. It has since been ascertained, that the leader of
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I TAUNTON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street), By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS.
On no occasion was the value of the art of Printing more de-
cidedly proved than by the rapid and extensive adoption of the sys-
tern of unanswerable truth and common sense, developed in these
Dialogues. They have assailed with unexpected succesa, the su.- this band was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Madan army, and
most of his party were officers.
- - -
PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to a VICARAGE
, • perstructure of superstition and gratuitous causatiou reared on --qinwa-
-1 situate near TAUNTON, the present Incumbent about 68 the bases of magic and witchcraft, still cherished with doating or HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE es.
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years of age; with a good Parsonage House, Garden, and Offices. affected idolatry, by institutions which by constitution or endow- The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wool-
$: The Parish contains upwards of aunt are obliged to recognise whatever absurdities were taught by
viciousl'ublic sack at a few minutes before one o'clock, at which
1 time the body of the House was completely filled with
And the Value, according to a recent Survey, upwards ofl counteracting c n gui rtihneg
About Fight Acres of Land will be Let with the Parsonage: Published by SHERWOOD and Co. Paternoster-row, and to be had
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AC half-past two o clock, his MAJESTY, accompanied
Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. of all Booksellers.
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,
EIGHT HUN DRh.:D POUNDS PER ANNUM. havetheir phraedppeceilyuhooorso.meAeffferoetejusPruelsesanasnodr afree
influence of monastic and falsely constituted associations, and hence
truth in this age and its this instance so rapidly triumphs over error.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, elegantly dressed Ladies, anxious to witness the cere-
mony of the prorogation of Parliament.
by the Great Officers of State, entered the House, and
CATO and SON'S Iron and Wire Fence, Iron TWELVE ESSAYS on the SAME SUBJECTS, price 105.6 d. seated himself on the throne.
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a .'Sir Thomas Tyrrwhitt, the Usher of the Black Rod,
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was then
Pi, Ihdborn-hill. opposite St. Andrew's Church, solicit the Nobi- And Golden Rules for Jurymen-Electors-and Magistrates directed to summon the Commons to attend
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i - lity afid Gentry to inspect their superior specimesis and large stock and Sheriffs, at Is. each. his IMajest
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( r of various articles in IRON and W IRE WORK, for inimediate - In a few minutes the SPEAKER appeared at the bar,
demand. -Orders executed with punctuality and dispatch. TILE ONLY TRANSLATION.I accompanied by about sixty Members. Mr. Secretary
.
Variety of trier Aleat-ii and Irish-covers, which exclude Flies This day was published, in foolscap svo. embellished with a Head
1 Voltaire and a Vignette after Stothard, Volumes One, Two, CANNING was the only Cabinet Minister present: lie
and all Insects, at e of gee
use in the East and West Indies. of
anti arc e
Wirework Inr Larder., Dairies, Granaries, Pheasantries, Aviaries, 'fbree, price 245. boards, of wore the Windsor uniform.
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• 1 Libraries, and Storebewe Windows • Wire Coffee Manaries, Sugar
:or the West Indies; improved A PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY. Trans- The SPEAKER then delivered tile following specch:
lated from the French of VOLTAIRE To be corn- ''MAY IT PLEASE. YOUR MAJESTY-We, your Majesty's
Strainers; fine w •ve Wire Cloth, f
faithful
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of Great Britain and Ireland at-
I . 'tend your Majesty with our concluding Bill of Supply.
READ/NG SAUCE. " Though we have long had
an edition of part of the Works of "It was indeed gratifying to us to learn from your Majesty', at
, a . i' COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the Voltaire in Thirty-six volumes, comprising History, Essays, Tales, the commencement of the Session, that the Agricultural Interest,
sal r k , his Dramatic Works and Epistles, and also his Henriade-the Phi- so deeply important as it is to our national prosperity, but to which
It r •J • CELIiIin.ATP,D. READING SAUCE, bags most re- losophical Dictionary of that extraordinary writer has never until Parliament could at any time have afforded but very Partial and in'.
speetfully to caution the
frauds and ini• Nobility, Families, and the Public, against now made its appearance. The present version is well calculated perfect reliefs was gradually recovering from the depression
ositirmspractised by many London and for all who may not be ac • under
A A I hope that
the daily r
(emery Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive contains an abundance of curious and interesting matter." that improvement will be the more substantial and the more satis-
-4 j t them of the "It is remarkable, that the only work of Voltaire which has not factory, because it has continued, and still continues.
1 - cv.vuiNr READING SAUCF. heretofore found an English Translator, is the Philosophical Dic- " Equally gratif •
None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed with the tionary. •• • It seems superfluous to descant upon ying to ns, Sire, was your Marc aty's declaration,
a book whose that trade and commerce were extending theniselves both at. home
impression, " J.. Cor43, 1:carl:114;;" and also the following deserip- merits have been so long decided. there is probabl no work of and abroad; that increased ' • • eca almost all branches of
eactivity perva
timi of the Sauce on an orallge-culoured Lase], ~ Reading Sauce equal size in any language which has he f e tienil reprinted manufacturrevenue had been such
en so r q y es ; and that the growth of ripe
for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. Prepared and Sold, Wholesale in so short a space of time. Its wit, its variety, the • • sustain •afterproviding adequately
i.: and Detail, by J. Cuct.s, Reading."
a surplus as nu,g t e most
its style, and its extensive and curious research, present a combine- for the services of the year, to leave such
This Sauce is gemerally used at table with all sorts of Fish, in tion of attractions which cannot fail to lastingprocure'areduction of some parts of Oa system
popularity. satisfactorily applied to die
prehrence to all other fish &icier:, and is esteemed peculiarly deli- •• • The Translation before us is executed with accuracyl and of taxation.
cious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steaks, and Cold Meat.- spirit. To transfuse the wit of Voltaire into foreignmake ample provision for the aug-
,: .
Warranted to keep good Seven Years in any climate. It is of course, we easy task. The attempt.howevera
ptltresumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation in the present iestance, with as m ch '
beenanguage is, " Sire, we did not hesitatetuttos b .
~ has made, mentation of our establis infac,our sea and land, rendered neces-
)Majesty's Naval force, and the
u author,
successh andas
within any preceding
'strengthening
by the distribution o )
and extensive sale. It is rotroulsed and r ecounnended by most of translation from the writings of this Majesty's garrisons in the West Indies.
the reser rataiistr, its the I...intz-lam, and is retailed in Landon by than in most of them. The En lid) readerutpr
will
g certainlireel ;rat " Sire, after provid g 0
C. 30 of the most recpec•able Oilmen and Fig: Sauce Venders; in obit. • anon for a ',resent at once so instructive and amusing this acceptable duty imposed upon us to consider in what manner the
Bath, by 30; Bristol, et/ ; tali:lbw-eh, Glas:•rov, Perth, and :Aber- bock has been made by the translators."-Westminster parts of our taxation could be effected as would
deep, 50 ; and by nearly all the principal i ish Sauce Dealers in " The language in _. Rev..i,ely , „reduction of ouch
infuse fresh life and vigour into important
' which the philosopher's sense is here eon. be best calculated to
the United Kingdom,. moit of wiaoni stll Co ',as Germino and veyed, is ao neat, free, and easy, as to reflect credit on the isaiiin branches of the national industry • . .
P - Superior Essrecx of A:se:toms, made with prism Lioegona Fish, the translator ; who, in pouring the sense ofthe original out bf
I / - seer' as possible-reductionf direct taxation, or the dieencumbering the trade of
language into another, has not suffered the spirit to ev ` ' the aeorate. ...-s
...er,,tars and impediments which are so utterly