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SALES 1W AUCTION.

ELEGANT LEASEHOLD VILLA,
With Pleasure Ground, Garden, and rich PaddoOk of 7 Acres of
Pasture Land, most delightfully situate within a quarter of a
mile of Maidenhead Bridge, Berks.—By Mr. HINDI.E,
On the Premises, on Tuesday, July 18, at Eleven,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, si-
tuate on the Banks of the Thames, within a quarter of
mile of Maidenhead Bridge, opposite the most beautiful part of
Cliefiden Woods, twenty-six miles from London, and six fr.,in
Windsor; comprising a spacious, elegant, stuccoed front Lease.
hold Villa, with fore-court and sweep approach for carrizzer,
double Coach-house, capital six-stall Stabling, with Lofts and
Servants' Rooms over; Pleasure Ground, planted with fine
healthy evergreens of every description, Fish-pond stocked, large
productive Kitchen-garden, fully cropt, and seven Acres of Pas-
ture Land. The whole well inclosed with oak paling, of which
immediate possession may be had ; held fur an unexpired term of
thirty-four years, at a trifling rent. The Purchaser to take the
Fixtures at a valuation.
To be viewed six days preceding the Sale, when printed Par-
ticulars may be known by applying to Mr. Darby, Auctioneer,
Maidenhead; and of Mr. Hindle, 28, Chancery-lane.

ELLUANT FURNITU RE and EFFECTS, MAIDENHEAD.
By Mr. HINDLE,
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On the Premises, near Maidrrhead Bridge,on Tuesday, )ply IS,
and following Day, at Eleven,
_ _ _

THE elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a
beautiful inlaid India Cabinet, /arse Pier and Chimney Glasses
and convex Mirrors, handsomely framed, Cut Glass, Chin;
Wedgewood Ware, a spring Table-Clock, an Eight-day Dial, a
capital Mangle, a large cast-iron Roller, and ether valuable effects ;
comprising a Drawing-room Suit, consisting of three French fa-
shioned chintz window curtains, I 2 japanned Elbow-chain, and Sofa
to correspond, large Brussels Carpets, lofty four-post Beadsteeds,
with elegant chintz cotton and India (Emit), furniture, and Win-
devr-curtairts to correip.:nd, a Putler's patent portalie Sora-b:•11,
and furniture complete, In Loos;-feather Beds, in bordered tick:,
hair and wool Mattresses, and superfine Bedding, an excellent as-
sortment of well-made cabinet work, in Wardrobes, Chests of
Drawers, Ladies' and Gentlemen? Dressing-tables, sets of th-
ing-tables, with framed cirsular ends, a Cellaret-sideboard,
Card and Pembroke Tables, I'l Parlour-chairs with satin hair
seats, mahogany Clothes-press, Library and Bed-steps, a great
profusion of kitchen requisites, iron-bound Beer-casks, Cucuta-
ber-frames, Gardener's Implements, &c.
To be viewed two days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may
be had on the premises; Sun and King's Arms Inns; of Mr.
Darby, Maidenhead; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Hindle, Chan-
cery-lane.
II The elegant Leasehold Villa will he sold on the First Day.
London, England, 1809-07-11

SALTZBITRG, JUNE 21.

The Tyrol insurgents have sent 150 men to Zell,
Mittesill, and Salfelden, bailiwicks belonging to us,
to occupy them until they shall have furnished 300
armed riflemen. They carried away to Inspruck a
municipal officer of Salfilden, for musing to provide
lead for them.
London, England, 1809-07-11

THE WATERING PLACES FOR 1809

'fhis day was published, price 13s. in beards, 13s. 6d. in red, or
14s. calf, gilt, in one very thick and closely-printed Volume,
illustrated with nearly 70 Maps and Views,
THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
SEA-BATHING PLACES in England and Wales, for

1809, consisting of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of
every Place of Fashionable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Sce-
nery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and
from each Place.
London, England, 1809-07-11

SHROPSHIRE.

At the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, on Thursday, the 10th day of
August next, between the hours of Three and Five o'Cluck in
the Afternoon (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then pro-
duced) unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Con-
tract, of which due notice will be given,

AVERY valuable and improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising the Manor and Scite of the Castle
of Cause, with the Quit Rents, Rights, Royalties, Members zed
Appurtenances, and several very eligible and compact Messuages
and Farms, with a Water Corn Mill, situate at Cause, Wallop,
Aston Rogers, and Vennington, in the Parish of Westbury, in the
County of Salop, containing in the whole about 1050 Acres of
very fertile Arable Meadow, Pasture and Woodland, in the se-
veral holdings of Mr. Thomas Hawley, Mr. John Pritchard, Mr.
John Powell, Mrs. Jones, Widow, and George Jones, as yearly
Tenants, and possession may be had at Lady-day next.
The Scite of Cause Castle is a very beautiful eminence, corni
manding views of the different Farms and very extensive pro-
spects of the surrounding Country, and there is a considerable
quantity of fine growing Timber on the Estates,which are situate
close to good Turnpike roads, within ten miles of ShreWsbury
and convenient distances from Bishop's Castle and NVekhpoole,
all good Market Towns.

Printed particulars will shortly be ready to be delivered on ap-
plications at places which will be stated in a future Advertise-
ment, and the Premises may be viewed on applying to Mr.
Hawley, of Cause Castle (with whom a Map will be left) and
the other Tenants, and for further particulars and to treat by
Private Contract, apply to Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd,
Attornies, Ludlow.—June 30, 1809.
London, England, 1809-07-11

lISTJRY.-PRALIERNON V. RAFFIELD.

This action Gras brought upon two bills of ex-
change' one for £2OO, and another for £175, against
the defendant, as acceptor.
For the defendant it was proved, that these bias
were drawn by a person of the name of Slade, and;
were accepted by defendant as a matter of accommo-
dation, without any value received, and. that they
had been cashed at an usurious rate, which vitiated.
the agreement. For the bill of 8200; Mr. Slade,
since becomoa bankrupt, had received £lB3 Bs. in
money, and for the remainder had received pictures
of small value, to colour the illegality of usury.—
For the bill of £175 he had received £l6O in cash,
and a &wig, valued at £l5 or £l6, by the plaintiff,
but which in reality was known not to be a Patin
by the parties, and was afterwards sold for £2, though
it might be worth £5.
''‘Tnd4r these circumstances the plaintiff was DOll-
- stated.

3 UNIV ERS try INTELLIGENCE.
. (Oro IID, ILLY 7.—Tuesday lost, at the conclusion of the Act,
the Regents fur tLe present year were eight Doctors, and one
hundred and twelve Masters.
- Wednesday, the folh.wing Gentlemen were admitted to de-
spees:a....the Rev. lamas Cox, of Walborn, Bachelor in Divinity;
the Rev. Henry Soano.s, of Wadflam ; and the Rev. Houlton
Hartwell, of New College, Masters of Arts.
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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
At the Cambridge Commencement on Tuesday last, the Rev.
Claudius Buchatuu, of Queen's College, late Vice President of
the College of Fort William, in Bengal, was admitted to the
Degreeof Doctor in Divinity, by Royal Mandate, on petition of
the UniversitY•
Thomas Talbot, M. is. is appointed to the vicarage of
otsei.vo'rd, ,fid perpetual curacy of Hot sham In St. Faith's, Nor-
ift4sik. Patron, Si/ Philip Szephtms, fart.
London, England, 1809-07-11

CAPITAL PRIZES.

4
a
4 of . 2,000 112
&c. &c. &c.
Schemes at large gratis.

STATZ LOWERY,
TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

C- - --
IFT and Co. respectfully inform the Pnblie,
that Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all their Offices;
st the same time they beg leave to recommend to the attention of
their Friends the Scheme of the present Lottery,which they trust
will merit their approbation and support: in order to prtvent
disappointment, it is necessary to observe, that there are only
11;00 Numbers in the Lottery, and of course no Number higher
than 5,000; and that the Whole will be Drawn in One Day.

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CAPITAL PRIZES. .
4
4
4 of
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&c. &c. &e.
As there are Four Tickets of each Number, Adventurers may
have the Chance of gaining Eighty Thousand Pounds.

kT,TES SKELTON, aged 26, of Walton on the
• :1, Epsom, Surrey, was sever. years afflicted with seven or
C.:• Isotv. in his right leg, and between 90 and 100 pieces of
ho.!e canir away during that period. The discharge and weakness
incrc2,:nz unable unassisted to move, taking off Isis leg was pro-
prosrd to ave his life. He then confidently applied to SPILS-
EURI!', PATENT ANTISCORBU I'IC DROPS ; in a year
a:.d a halt, by thein alone, he is restored to health, and It is now
• e years since he has followed his laborious occupation. He
satisfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. The
• nuine Medicine has the words " By the Kings Patent," ez-
i -:,scd on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside Wrapper ; and
the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary,
No. 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ,ss. 6d. double
i.:;;ties 10s.; and larger 11. 2s. Compound Essence to allay un-
Oeasant irritation, Bs.
London, England, 1809-07-11

AUGSBURG, JUNE 2'2.

The considerable magazines of powder which the
Frer At had here, have been forwarded to Passau.

There has just appeared a .Royal Edict of consi-
derable length, relative to the religion and religious
corporations of Bavaria. It declares that an abso-
lute liberty of censcience is guaranteed to all the in-
habitants of Bavaria. Every person may choose and
exercise whatever religion he pleases, as soon as he
shall have obtained the age of twenty years, without
any prejudices to his civil rights. This regulation
applies to both sexes. The making of proselytes,
either by force or art, is prohibited. If in the con-
tracts of marriage, the parties being of different re-
ligions, hive stipulated that in which their children
shall be educated, that stipulation shall be legally
followed ; but if there be no such agreement, the
male children shall be brought up in the religion of
the father, and the female in that of the mother ;
foundlings shall be brought up in the religion of him
or her who shall be charged with their education.
KEMPTEN, JUNE 20.

Yesterday morning, at half past five, the advanced
posts of the insurgents of the Voralberg were attacked ;
1000 of them came from Weitenun, over Buchenberg.
About eight o'clock the discharge of musque;ry
came brisk, and lasted till near ten o'clock. Thp
marshy soil did not allow, the cavalry to act with of
fect, while the insurgents retained their advantageous
position ; but when they appeared to want ammuni-
tion, the French and Bavarian troops attacked them
with vehemence, and drove them into the woods.—
They were pursued thither by the Bavarians, who
made a great slaughter among them. The Feelich
cavalry cut down a number of the Insurgents, and it
was with difficulty that the officers could save the
lives of five of them. The prisoners reckon their loss
in killed and wounded at 150. Since yesterday every
thing has boen still. To-day 200 Bavarians are ar-
rived with one cannon.
London, England, 1809-07-11

FRANKFORT, JULY 1.

Yesterday, we heard from Wurzburg, that the.
Members of the Administration of the principality of
Bayreuth have been summoned to appear at Wind-
sheim, where as Imperial commission has been esta-
Wished.

The Manheim Gazette contains the following— •
gg Unpleasant, occurrences have taken place at
Margenziwirn. On the 26th, a body of armed pea.
sants enwred the town, disarmed the garrison, and
secured the person of the Commissioner of the King
of Wirtembr,:,. This movement appears to have
been occasioned by false ttports of the approach of
a numerous corps (J.Ai.vtrian troops."
The Archduke has, by a fresh summons, called
upon the landwehr of Bohemia and Moravia to repair
itvr.antly w ti e army.
The Duke of Valmy proceeded through this place
yesterday, on his way to Mayence.
A part of the Hungatian Insurrection, which had
proceeded to Bruno, has been sent back to Comorn,
to strengthen the army of the Archduke John.
General Hiller, who commands the lift wing of
the army of the Archduke Charles, has placed- his
• ,head-quarters at Presburg ; he is to keep up the cona-
i: &cation with the A rclidukei John.
There are two ba:tahons of the landwehr of Vienna

with the army of the Archduke Charles, whose head-
quarters continue to be at Margraffen Neusiedes.

BOHEMIA, JUNE 18.

On the 16th instant, General Orders were issued at
the head-quarters of the Austrian army, in which it is
said that Austria did carefully abstain from all hosti-
lities against Saxony, until • Saxon patroles entered
Bohemia.

Official intelligence having been received of this
hostile inroad, General Am Ende was ordered to
'cross the frontiers. The Intendant, or Commissary-
General Tour-Ron, who was taken prisoner at Bay-
reuth, has been sent to Munkes, as a hostage for the
Governor ci Trieste, Ccunt Goess, who has been sent
to the fortress of Fenestrelles, in Piedmont.

PRAGUE, JUNE 21.
We have received official intelligence from the head
quarters of the Generalissimo, that the Archduke
John, after having received various reinforcements at
Cemorn, had advanced again, and re-occupied his
former position on the Raab.

VIENNA, JUNE VI.
The Emperor this morning returned very early to
Neustadt. His Majesty is to review the whole Italian
army, and in the evening return to Schoenbrunn.
All the civil authorities yesterday paid a visit to the
Prince de Ponte Corvo, who arrived the day before.
His Highness's corps lies in cantonments, two or three
leagues from the capital.
It it said that the A,istrianl, on the approach of
the Russians, removed and c,:iried away all the. use•
less artillery from the town of Olruutz.
London, England, 1809-05-23

This day was published, price 2s.

"THE TEMPLE a TRUTH ; or, Thi United
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Prophets and Apostles, Jesus Christ hunselfbrinithe chief corner
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FHE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU-

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RUSSIA AN!) SWEDEN.

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LAP- INDIA HOUSE, May 17, 18M.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANT cf MERCHANTS of B VG.L.AND, trading
pt 4• EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,

That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company ap-
ccinted to held on Weelocsday the 2111 t of June next, a Reso-
. tutic.n of the Court of Directors cf the 7th ultimo, for increasing
t:..! Pension to Mr. Benjamin Lacam, from £6OO, to £lOOO per
1-:mm, and for increasing the Pension to Ilia wife, from £4OO, to
per annum, in case she should survive him; also a Reso-
L.'on of the Court of Directors of the 16th instant, for granting
a:: Annuity of £loco to Sir John M`Pherson, Bart. formerly
Gov:sr.or General of Bengal, kr his Life, on the conditions
therein mentioned, will be la.d before the said General Court for
their approb.iti In, ag-e2ai)!. to the 19th Section of the 6th Chap-
ter of the Company's By Laws.
WILLIAM RAMSAY; SerrArry.

TO BUILDERS
WILTS.-HOU:O7. OF CORRECTION.

THE Justices cf the Peace at the General Quarter
Sessions held at New Sarum, in and for the County of ViriPs,
en Tuesday the I I th• day of this instant April, having approved
of a Plan for Building anew I-louse of Correction at Devizes, In
the said County,
. . . .

Nodes is hereby given, That the said Plan, and the Elevaticns,
Sections, and Specifications thereof, are left at the office of the
Click or the Peace, at Wtiton, near Salisbury, Wilts, far the
inspection of any person or rrsons inclined to undertake tLe
svt)rk. .

Persons ir.clined to contract f,r the building and carrying the
Flan. i: to execution (except what relates to the Carpentors and
?:iners' works), are desired to send in their Proposals to the
Ceti of the Peace on or before the 7th day of June next (sealed
u?),wi•hout signatures, but with mottoes or other devices, ac-
to, e..ecl with sealed letters (marked on the outside with cur-
respernii.ng mottoes or other devices) containing the names and
sedr!sses clthe persons sending the same.
The Prorosals wail be takt.n into consideration en Friday, the
9th day of June next, at the Dear Inn, Devizes, at eleven o'clock
the iviennon, velure the Fatter who send in such Proposals
4:e requested to attend. JOHN SW AYNE,
Wilton, April 17, ISC9. Deputy Clerk of the Peace.

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A—l the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock,
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This day was published, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 20s.
rLARA DE MONTFIER ; a MORAL TALE.
With Original Poems. Respectfully inscribed to the Right
Hon. Lady Charlotte Greville.
By ELIZABETH ANNE LE NOIR,
•
Author of Village Anceilvi es.
Pt Itted for the Atithor,,and sold by F. C. and J. Rig inrqon,
St. Paul's Church-yard.

MARRIED.
On the 17th% instant, at Agon, near Birmingham, Charles
n Henry Parry. M.D. of Cheltenham to Emma Mary, eldest
daughter of W. Bedford, Esq. of Birches-Green, Warwickshire.
t, Sarnosday, at Stirling, Lieutenant Donald Ma‘clantlahme, of the
is 75th regiment of foot, to Miss Mary Ann,. eldest daughter of
Mr. Archibald Sawerq, of that place.
is Tuesday, at Godstone Church, the Hon. and Rev. Littleton
Pow)s, Rector of Tichmarsh, Northamptonshire, to Miss Hat-
e. sell, of Marden Park, Surrey.
London, England, 1809-07-29

BIRTH.
•
On the 14th instant, the Lady of Brigadier-General Skinner,
of a son.

DIED.
On the 25th Instant, at Harrow, after a very short illness, in
the 4th year of his age, Charles, the youngest son of the Rev.
Mark Drury.
On the 20th inst. at Cheltenhins, Mrs. Weaver, wife of Mr.
Weaver, of the Dublin and Batk Hotel, of that town. A woman
in her situation in life, if not unrivalled, certainly not exceeded ;
the loss to her family cannot he estimated, and her memory will
long be respected by all who knew her worth, °r mingled in her
society.
On the 19th ult. at his seat in the county of Wicklow, Sir
Robert Hodson. , • •
London, England, 1809-07-29

SALES BY AUCTION.

NEW FOREST—HANTS.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, FUCHIN, anti FORREST,
On Tuesday, the nth of August, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's
Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, Londuu,(by order of the
Executors of a Person of Distinction),
A HANDSOME-RESIDENCE, w;th Offices 'of
-I- 4,- every description, Coach-houses, and Stabling, suitable for
a large establishment, Garden, Lawn, and 35 Acres of inclosed
Meadow and 'fillage Land, with an extensive Browse Green,
intersected by a Canal, over which is an ornamental Bridge, si-
tuate in a beautiful and mucb-achnircd part of the NeW Forest ;
within 5 miles of the village of Lyndlumt, 7 from Ringwood, 11
from Christchurch and Lyniington, and 15 from Southampton ;
with certain forest does, a right of sporting over an extensive dis-
trict, and atii^r valuable privileges and r.ppendages. Immediate
posse..ion be had ; held for an unexpired term of 7.-years.
'l', he viewed by Ticitet,;, which may be had, with printed
Particulars, of Sainuti Deverell, Esq. Winchesser; Thomas Met-
calf, I.‘q, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tad&
and bon. st, Altlern.in.-street. Pariculars may also be had of
lews. Brodi;• and Co. Printers, Salisbury ; Messrs. Motdoy and
Cu. I'd tv ers, Pons:n°..o ; at the Dolphin, Southampton; White
1 bra.:, It e.isey; Ac...e.lope, Poole Crown, Ringwood; and Angel,
London, England, 1809-07-29

- IMPEDIMENTS—ORATORY—FOREIGNERS.
This day was published, price Ss. •
'THE PLAN and TERMS of INSTRUCTION
to Donwstte and to Private PUPILS, at Mr. Turtwnta's
Institution fur the Cureof Impediments, instruction of Foreiiners,
itid ilrepatath;ns of
.Youth for the • higher 'defarnuents of aEHn
rtattstilier weeith—an•-bsertvriaetor.y Discouws on the Nature-
and Objetzs of Elocution, tke Oration On the Death of Lord
Nelson, ate.
Sold by Messrs. I.ongman and Co. Paternoster-row ; Arch,
Cornhig; Tabbart's Juvenile Li!'rary, &c.
'The 'Pertits array be had sisarately, price Is.
The Institution his:now keen established in Bedford Place,
Russell square, nearly four years; during that time, no person
with any species of imp diluent, has pursued with any degree of
p.erpevevance the plant recommended, without receiving the most
satisfactory and p,rmanent advantage.
References may be had to persona of the first rank, and in the
.most respectable stations of life, as t , the efficacy of Mr. 'I .'s sys-
tem in this respect, and the advantages of hip modes of Instruc-
tion, in every department undertaken.

• EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPI-11.
• This day Were published, in Two Volumes,
Armed by SS superior Engrai4ngs, price I in boards, and
15s. boutid'and lettered,
"POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY, ASTRO;sIOMY, and CHEMbTRY p
intended chiefly for the Use of ttidents and Young Poisons.
Ey GEOF GE GREGORY, D. D.
Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, Ste. .
, Vicar-of West-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of
Landaff ; and Author of the Economy of Nature, &c. &c.
''• Pritited for RICIIA3D PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street; and to
bedbad of ad Booksellers.
Of whom tray al3n he had, just published, •
_ _

The GRAMMAR of NA ruitAL and EXPERIMENTAL. PH;LO
SOPHY. By the Rev. D. BLAIR ; Author of the CLASS LOOK,
Price 3s. in blue.
London, England, 1809-07-29

GO77'ENBURGH NAIL.

A Gottenburgh Men arrived this morning. We
:re sorry to find that the Swedes and Russians still
continue hostilities against each other. Skirmishes
are daily fought between the contending armies • and
if we may believe the reports of the Swedish Com-
manders, generally to the advantage of their • own
troops. The Peterburgh Court Gazette elects to
blame the English Ministry as the cause of the conti-
nuance of the war between Sweden and Russia, and
takes credit to the Russian Cabinet for a variety of
attempts to keep the peace'of the Continent undisturb-
ed, by proposing conciliatory measures alternately to
Austria, Sweden, apd France.
London, England, 1809-07-29

The House, which is in perfect repair and neatly fitted up, and
a considerable part of which is entirely new, contains four Par-
lours, five. Drawing•rooms, three excellent Kitchens, patent Wa-
ter-closets, and other offices, with extensive Cellaring, and 43
Bed-rooms; besides which there are, for the use of the Boarding-
table, a spacious Dining-room, containing 36 feet in length, by 26
in breadth, and an appropriate Breakfast-room ; and adjoining
the House is an excellent walled-in Garden, In. great perfection,
(AL-tiding to the back part of the town.

The furniture and Stock may be taken at a valuation, and, con.
Sidering the magnitude and unusual eligibility 91 the concern, the
coming in will be remarkably easy. The luanse is in the highest
repute, and the company frequenting it are of the first class 111
point of rank and respectability.
To persons capable of conducting a concern of this kind, the
present offers advantages seldom to be met with, as it will only
require common industry and attention to ensure a rapid fortune.
The premises are now unexpectedly offered to the public in con.
sequence of the much-lamented death of the late Mn. Weaver.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. Weller,
Gwitinett, and Newmarch, in Cheltenham.
London, England, 1809-05-24

TO THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.

14
i ESSRS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour to
L observe, that although, according to the plan on the
pr nclples of iattgrity established by their Predecessor, as
far biek ars the year 1794, it was never its practice to ac-
cept any fee for the 6 rst Interview, where the terms stated
tor the full . treatment of the case were not perfectly satisfac-
tory ; and alttiotigli this plan of s a ing the terms Aim!y and
sineqnivocalhji and 'refusint a lee on the disapproval of them,
is still and ever will be strictly adhered to, the occupation of
their time In the Correspandiag Department is such, that no let-
ters whatever-art., or can be answered, tulles* a Bank Note is in-
closed And in Complaints where the parties are urgent for at.
instant supply of Medisine, the liberal mind will not of to an
Melo:sure proportionate to the nature of the case, or the °pule:mt.
of ...he pasty.
Messrs. I.eicit and Co. lanctioned by regular Education, by a
Diploma from the Royal College. of Surgeons in London, of
which the principal Partner is an examined and approved Niem-
her, and by certificates and•the Strongest testimonials of ability
front sae 1110 St eminent Physicians in Landon, continue to cor.fine
their practice to the cure of those complaints which are eon-
ft-acted iii a moment of intoxication, and . f that state of debility
which is cruised by youthful iniprudet,co, by which life becomes
embittered, or the possibility of progeny prevented.
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every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of living,
and for the purpose of inscratalde secrecy, letters contaiMn: fees
need not b: post paid.
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DR. SPIANrS LECTURES, AND BIRDS. •
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is satisfted-with the utility which hebeheves has attended his well-
meant endeavours, and is sufficiently compensated by the sale of
many thouiand copies of his work in a very short period. He
hopes the principles contained in it will be inimortal, and on their
account he is solicitous that his book should last, and be read and
studied, as long as the language in which it is written.
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FURNITURE SALE:

,G OAKLEY has the honour to announce to the
• Nobility and Gentry, that at his Rooms, No. 16, opposite
f rtafford-street, Bond-street, ars exhibited an extensive :mem-
I dap of elegant and useful Furniture, intended for Sale by Auc-
tion on Wednesday next, and subsequent days--leieviously to
risich they may be viewed by tickets, by applying at Mr. Oak-
!. !I's Manufactory, No. 8, and of Mr. Harry Phillips, the Atte-
tiinneer.

) A CKERM,AN takes the liberty of informing the
•-• Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that, in tome-
LIM once of the superabundance of interesting eommunications, from
1.11 /an, characters of distinguished eminence, to THE REPOSI-
TORY OF ARTS, LrFERATURF., MANUFACTURES,
FA .SHIONS, &c. he has resolved to publish, en the Ist of June,
wit h the Sixth Number, a SUPPLEMENT, containing near 100
pas es of letter-press, to complete the First Volume of that fashion-
obi- and popular Work. With this Supplement will be given a
beautifully engraved Frontispiece to the Volume, a striking Like-
nes of Lord Cochrane, a Plate of Fashions, a Map of Atarti-
niqi it, &c. &c.
.0 I. B. The second Number of the POETICAL MAGAZINE will
also appear on th: Ist of June.
_ .

To be had of al: Booksellers and Stationers.

TO THE LADIES.

p. NGAZET's Oriental DEPILA'rO Rl,' for re-
moving superfluonstairs from the face, neck, arms, 14cc. and
fora nproving the complexion. The above has been sufficiently
celei rated throughout the Eastern Nations, from whence it was
first brought to this country by Lady M— W— M—ue ;
and has since that time sestaineda character in Enpiand and on
the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the Public,
wit id; unites a mildness of operation not to irritate even the deli-
cr skin of an infant, with infallible and permanent efficacy.
Sold by particular appointment by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards,
6), St. Paul's Church-yard ; aad Mr. Bunn, 130, Oxford-street ;
sold also by respectable venders in every principal town.—Price
3s. 6d. the bottle.
London, England, 1809-05-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVtSEND, MAY 23.—Arrived the Britannia, Murry; and
Jelly Bachelor, from Lisbon ; Tigris, M•Dougal, from Ben-
gal ; Malvina, Smith, from Teneriffe ; Llan Rumney, Dawson ;
General Miranda, Orr ; and Pitt, Foster, front Jamaica ; Forti-
tude, Holman, from Demerara ; Gallant Schemer, Davis, from
Rio Janeiro ; and Collingwood, front the Brazils. Sailed
the Eurydice, Compton, for Surinam ; Cathvrine, Fenn, for Ba-
hia ; Caper Fey, Fullarten, for Barbadoes ; and the Vine, Mont-
gomery, for Dublin.

Two Maltese privateers, both called the St. George, were cap-
tured early in March, off Zante, by two French frigates, from
Toulon, bound to Corfu.

The Dick, Arthy, from Liverpool, is lost on the coast ofAfrica.
The Neptdnus, —, from Alicant, has been taken, retaken,
and arrived at Port*mouth.

The Brothers, -, from Gibraltar to Malta, has bee= taken,
retaken, and arrived at Gibraltar.

The Juno, —, from Prince's Island, was taken on the Sd
inst. and carried into Cherbourg.

The Mary, Allison, of Sunderland, is taken and carried into
France.

The Ann, Delbas, is seized at Senegal.
The Mercator, Freese, put into Marstrand on the sth inst. and
must unload.

The luffer, Fykes, has been taken, retaken, and arrived at
Gottenburgh.

Seven American vessels, laden with cotton,tobaccn, &c. bound
to Gottenburgh, are taken and carried into Christiansand.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, MAY 24.—Wheat,
this day, is in tolerable supplies ; from the late ad-
vices, and expected supplies from America, causes
extreme heavy sales, at lower prices—Barley in large
supply, and again cheaper—Malt likewise-, Peas and
Beans, of the two kinds, also—there are large sup-
plies of Oats, with many new arrivals from Holland,
and sales thereof .are cheaper—Flour, this week, is
Ilower ss. per sack,and is expected at further reduction.
London, England, 1809-05-24

•
FOR SPRAINS, IitHEUMATISMSi CffII.SLAtNS, ffte.
Dr. STEERS's OPOPF.LDOC.
The name " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraver; .4
the stamp, round the wrapper of each bottfl, which, if rah,
fully attended to by Purchasers, will prevent th.ir being i 74.
posed upon by the numerous counterfeits in town icid ev,arr;,
to which its success has given rise.
IT is far superior to all other external applicafilr.,
in the eure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheurnatiuns, Ecc. as•l i.
Cramps or Numbness, in Stiffness and Weakness of the
as well as in promoting Circulation in the Limbs when in a par,:
lytic SUM is also the best remedy for Chilblains If dimly.?
in a spoon. and applied warm, and with a pledger oflint wi::
moistened with it, and tied ou the part affteted with a rag it ts
Rk.mfrise, from its penetrating quality, of admirable ~ervi.e in ;1..:
accidents and local complaints to which Hurscs are aLbject, a:4
no stable should be without it,

Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Foil's
pad, four doors from the corner of Chrapside, Condo: , price
s. Gd. a bottle' duty included ; and, by their appolntintit., br
Bacon and Co. Oxford-sweet; Wade, Old Fond-strrrt , BN:ry•
and Co. Cockspur-street ; Ward, Midetic,row, Fie° •
dall, Royal E.xchange ; Dicey and Co. BowChurch-yar,i ; ,
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London, England, 1809-05-12

'1 his day Na published, price 2s.

THE ECLECTIC REVIEW for May, No. 53,
containing Reviews of Reliques of Robert Burns, collected
by Cromek ; Puis‘ant's Traitft de Topographic d'Arpentage et de
Nevillement ; Scott's Warning; Remarks on Barrcnv'sandNares's
Sermons before the University of Oxford, on Pearson's and Cun-
ningham's Prizr Dissertations at Cambridge, &c. ; Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Part I. fur 1808 ;
Jamieson's Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ;
Sydney Smith's two Volumes of Sermons ; Robert Ker Pullet's
Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden ; Sermons and oth-r
Discourses by the late Rev. Samuel Lavington of Bideford ; English
Bards sad Scotch Reviewers, a Satire; Thomson 's Diatasseron ;
Memoirs of the late Rev. W:Hendbourck ; a short account of the
late Mr. Richard Porson ; Mayne's Siller Gun, a Poem, in four
Cantos, &c. &c. &c.
London : Published Monthly, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
11 Orme, Patersiourr-row.
London, England, 1809-05-12

VICTUALLING OF.PICA, Nag 9, 1
THE COMMISSIONERS for nCI'UAL
HIS MAJESTY NAVY, is ha-AN:lee Notice, ,
That on Tuesday the 23d instant, they will be ready to
Tenders, in writing (sealed up) and treat for Twelve Huai.*
Mile of DRESSED CANADA STAVES, to consist of
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portions, rig.
viz.
Pipe • 4-12 parts
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Barrel - • 3-12 pirti
Heading . - 1-12 parts
To be deliVe:cd into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports
mouth, and Plymouth, In such quantities as may hereafter be
.
determined ufrpo n one half by the 31st of October, 1810, and the
other half by the 31st of January, 1811 ; and to be old for by
Bills payable with intetmt ninety days after date.
The Condinens of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
°See.
No Tender for a less quantity than One Hundred Mille will IS4
admitted.
Na Arrival be &sib any reorder he wilip;lll6 Hewer alien no iS ,
inserted in creeds at length, or that shall net be delivered to the Beard be:
fore one scud in the said Tuesday Me 231 instant, soar uvlsn the
person who males the Tenter, or tome person an his behalf, attends, to
answer when e.illed for.
London, England, 1809-05-12

Just published, price 6,.in bawds,

THE IMPERIAL and ROYAL COOK; con.
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latest improvements in Fashionable Life.

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London, England, 1809-05-12

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
IRETURN you my unfeigned thanks for the dis-
tinguished support with which you honoured me upon the
Ballot of yesterday. .Although the result fell short of my, per-
haps, too sanguine expectations, I derive therefrom the
well-
groturded confidence, that upon the next Vacancy I shall experi-
ence stkh an accession of strength from those friends who were
pre-engaged on the late occasion, as will estal%lish me in the ho-
nourable situation of a Director of your Affairs.
I have the honour to be, with the utmost respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obsLient bumble servant,
Billiter-square, May 11. JAMES DANIELL.

I '0 I,eSOLD CHEAP, tinder .eI6OO,FURSDEN,
1 a genteel and very comfortable House, in good repair, with
a pod five-stall Stable, Coach-house, and substantial stone-built
Barn with slated root, andother suitable Offices, together with a
walled and Kitchen Garden, :mod Green-house just built; two
neat Cottages, and three fields ot exceeding good Pasture Ground,
all Freehold, situated within three miles attic pleasant '[own of
Plympton, and five ot Ivy Bridge, an excellent Sporting Country,
two Packs of Hounds bring kept within two miles, aid certainly
most eligible for a Sportipan, or a Naval Officer. If net sold
before, it will be put up to a Public Auction on Thursday, the
15th of JUTIC next, at the Globe Inn, Franc fort Gate, Plymouth.
For further particulars, direct to S. B. (post-paid) Plympton,
Devon.

This day was published, price 21.6 d. No. XIV.

C-
RITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON BOOKS,
ANTIEN F and MODERN, containing Proofs, by various
evidence, of the Hentity of the first Eight Kings of the Medes in
Ctesias, with the Eight Kings of Assyria in Scripture, thus illus-
trating and confirming various passages in it, and the consistency
of Scripture with profane History.
Sold by J. B. White, Pleet-street.
London, England, 1809-05-12

BELL'S OPERATIVE SURGERY.

This day was published, the Second Volume, on Royal Pro. illus-
trated with Engraving., price Isis. inboards, of
ik SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY,
founded on the BASIS of ANATOMY.
By CHARLES BELL.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, 12,e., and Orme, Paternoster-row;
and CAI 11 and Davies, Strand.
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Also, by Joan and CHARLES Batt, the ANATOMY of the
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This day was published, in 2 Vols. Svc>. price 12s. in boards,
APOPULAR TREATISE ON MEDICAL
POLICE, and on DIET, REGIMEN, &c.
By JOHN ROBERTON, M, D. Edinburgh.
kuthof of the Practical Treatise on the Powers of Cantharides ;

Mora=!Warr Member of the Royal Medical Society, &c.

This work Is divided into three books :—Book I. contains the
general local Causes of permanent and regularly recurring Diseases;
and the general Police for their Removal. Part I. The general
Causes of Disease. Chap. 1. Of Natural Causes. Sect. 1, Of Soil,
as a Cause of Disease; Sect. 2, Of Climate ; Sect. 3. Of Situation.
Chap. It. Of Artificial Causes. Sect.i, Of Construction of Houses,
as a Cause of Disease; Sect. 2. Of Occupations ; Sect. 3. Of Modes
of Living; Sect. 4. Of Manners. Chap. 111. Of Diseases pro-
duced by these Causes. Sect. 1. Of Contagion, Infection, &c. ;
Sect. 2, Of Individual Diseases. in Book 11. the above Consider.
atiorrs are applied to the local Situation and existing Circumstances
of Edinburgh; and, in Book 111, to the local Situation, &c. o f London .
For all these causes of disease in general, and for those of Edin-
burgh and London in particular, is subjoined a police for their
rernoeal, which maybe applied to all large cities, and plans of cure
for the individual diseases which result froth them.
The whole is preceded by a copious Introduction, exhibiting the
miseries of mankind, which the work is intended to obviate, and
sketching the general plan for that purpose.
Printed for Thomas Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; and sold by
I. Murray, London.
Also, in the press, by the same Author, and will be immedi-
ately published, A Practical Treatise on the Anatomy, Phisiuloiy,
Pathology, and Practical Treatment of Lues Venerea.