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LECTURES on RHETORIC and BELLES
'l'R

By HUGH D.D. gd.
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ILES PASTILLES MA RTIALLES de MONT-
-1u PELI4R ; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL,
a. r a discovery of the firai importance to the present and suc-
ceeding age their happy effects he equally sadden, certain and
permanent; so diffusely salutary, that while :bey give tone to
nem&' and health and vigour to the entire &unit, they Inman a gee
nial heat through the whole sySteni, and Ihr:irate the annual
spirits in such a manner, that they may fairly he said to reanimate
nature; for these diseases occasioned by debility, relaeation, proi-
trasion of strength, or want of tone in the nervous system, they
are recommended with the utinast confidence, as the most agree-
able. safe and infallibl.f remedy that ever 11... s been, or perhaps,
ever can be dicoverrel by the researches of science ; they act not
as a temporary 'filmic", or by initatien, but by gradually and
effectually strengthening and renovating the coie.titution, re-
citing the lie.A.hy avian ef, and i i,parting bicreased energy and
vigour to every part of the human frame; they re:tore the lan-
guid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and
vi;lorous health; when aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of
appetite, and pallid counteuant e indicate approaching cunsump-
tlon, he delicate female will he restored to health and society by
die benign lid Lenee of this medicine. .
At Montpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity
unequalled in the meals of medicine, and many persons who
have gone there from this country, attitLute their recovery more
to this invaluable preparation than to any other csiise whatever.
Prepared by the Proptietor, J. P. seido, and sold whi.lesale
and retell by his Agent, Mr. G.fford, 151, Strand, London, in
boxes &CU and 2.25. each; also by Davison's 1, Parliament.-
street, Dublig, (Agents far Ir. land) ; I:l;..ver, Ejiaiburgh ; Muis-
day and Co. oxiord; Meggy and Co. Chelmsford; Cruttwell,
and Meykr's, Bath ; ltr idie and Co: Salisbury ; Landon and
Co. Lihetborne; Trewteatt, Exeter; and most Venders ut Me-
dicine in the Kingdom.
l'o prtmni impotition, each box is sigred by the Proprietor
(Le. Seddon) in his own hard writ'ug, without wive* none can
postibly

To AGRICta laTi'R I STS, GENfI.r.MEN and SPOILTSIESK
NOR I H thifVFONSHIRE. •
With ininsediair Possession.
Ar the Wheat Sheal Inn, in Daventry,na Wednesday. the el be
November, int 4, at Four Wein& (unless peen ously dl pond
of by I'r.va'e Contract, of which due noes t Nat bs given),
ACAPITAL FREEI-101.D ESTATE, Tithe.
fret; and Land-tax mdevined; consisting oan excellent
newly erected Dwelling house, in a moa; hcaliby itvitlety, and
conimautling very beau iftd and pivot& sque views of tilt Wars
wickshire Hills and adjacent couture, At for the resit!, nee of ft
Gentleman and Fatally, and well alov,e4l far so A. riculture;
with large Granath% tarns, itables, Coact.lsoilse, farm lan%
and all suitable Offices, in Foul repa'r; and upwards ut •ti I
Acres of uncommonly rich Ara'ate. Wiens: ow, and tiatiure I and
ftf which between 40 and sti Acta& are Arable), within a ta g
fence, well watered and timbered, and abounding ts all Gam,,
most desirably situated at lall.ll 014 and S IAVEIt lON,
within one mile and a half of l)aventry, and a quark r rat a a 1441
of the London and Vi'arwitk lurnpike Road/.
A more desirable Property for en Agriculturlit, or a Grmk-
man fond of Field Sports, has never been ofered to public sale,
having a ready communication wok the best Markes in the
Midland Counties, and bang within a very easy thwai.e of the
Alttorp,Pytcbley, Duke' of Grafton's, and other Fus-bosanda,
and in a gpod Shooting Country.
The flarochial Assettinents are very moderate, and the roak7s
unconsmonly good.
Half the Purchate.money may rent;da on mortgage.
Apply to Mr. Burton, Solicaor, llavetary, at *bow ore, a
Map of the Estate is left.

FREEHOLDS, LINCOLN'S-INN, NEW-SQUART..
Eliglble SET of ROOMY CHAMPERS, and ERIVANTS.
AI'AI,IMI and i:nniodisee l'Aosessions
f1031N4,
At Wills's Coffee-Hovw, Seile-street. Lii.eoln's•lnn; on Fit MAY,
theAth Nov.:ober, at Twelve &Clock,
THE FREEHOLD Specious Airy SETS of
CHAMTIEP.S, on the Second and l'e•ird e.:orey of No le,
on the East side ist Lincoln'F inn, New-square, Luc in t!;e:prs.
ses.itin of ant: Didion Escps. Com-
prising an Entrance Closet, &c. two exceile.nt large airy
Rooms, and a smaller fronting the Square, with Closets, Ste.
Immediate possession may be had, and viewed by applying on
the Premises, where Partiediars may be had; of Messrs. Burtey,
Moore, and Lake, Sondem'', Lincoln's Inn; at Wills's Coffees
House ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwicit.street, Golden square.

MIDDLESEX..--FREEHOLDS.
The CIsARE MARKET ESTATES, consisting, of the prin.
cipal PAR rof the ARKE r, with the MAR r HOUSE,
and different ER F.CTIONS, ahr:ut TWEN l'Y DWELLING.
HOUSES, PUBLIC-HOUSE, WORKSHOPS, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway'e,oaTnußsoAY, the 15th of December, at Tweivo
seClocii, in Lets,
THE Valvable and very lin provahle FREE HOLD
ESTATES; conipriting the Princlp.-I Par- of CLARE-
MARKET, in the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, Strand, in the
County of Middlesex, with the MARKE 1' and SLAIIi :HTER-
HOUSES, several SHOPS, STALLS. SHE/),, and various
Erections; sundry ei gable DW F.1.L1 NO -HOUSES, situate in
Denzell street, Duke-street, titteffieldJatre• *, Besr-yard, ciare-
street, Stanhope-street, Holies. str. et, • Half Nfootecourt, a
Public House, the Jolly Butcrers, in Gilbcrt..treet, now is
Lull trade; and crher HOUSES, in possession aid un Lease •
to Messrs. liseyle Cullum, Minima*, Campbell, Bennett,
Rogers, and ~heat, all r.,:peetabie retiartrt, at low Rema, Ca-
pablr, at the expiration ut the Leases, of a very condderable
increase.

May by viewed by leave of the diffzrent Tenants, and by ap-
plying to Mr. Carpenter, Clare Vk hom
par. icnlars may be !:ad; u the .1,)1:7 uiliwrt-street; of
Mesara. Jonca and Groan, Saltsbury•sq6;tre; and nt Mr. Robins,
Warrick. atreet, Golden svanare, when; a KM of Ihc Eatatvtisy
be seen.

- • •
QrR. BANS SLOANE's RES 11.) RA IA
1...3 REA NII.IA lila: PILLS, the must certain and acrerrvign
remedy fur bh.rieolis OrbALl', Va.cular Heitz tin. qt 0. ill at'
Ini'•eciqtr &c &c.-1 lows:min whom hey hare .2mt
cion n of disra%e to the sunshine. of health, are nu r the dirks
a.id gratetil witnesses of their worth, and ages yet unbolts s sail
!)!e., rem •Jy. • •
A Pompt let more 1.-"criptler of their virtues. and much traria
iniot wation to the Debilitated, Rol-lazed, &c. may he had, of B.
K t,•4outliamptnn saver, btrand ; ...here, by -pet al
the Pills are sold, wholesale and retail, art tQs thi„
the box : and four times the quantity Li. t Ss. Sold retail by
sanger, I Os ford street; Ward, :f. ; Ed.rardr, 66,
St. Paul's; Stailley, Royal Eirhaoge; and terry Priiirletory
MeiNcine Vender in London. P -rsuns tuclosing the amount
(pos: age free) to B. Perrin, will hare them sent agreeably to dodr
directions.

WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS.
1H E Genuine JESUIT'6 DR 01'S have been long
known and estetmeala safe, chap, eff.etital, and often an
immediate cure fur Strdnguary, Glrct., Weakness of ties K.d-
neys or Bladder; and whet) taken no the first attack td Venereal
►nrection,they will inlallildy aceompliala the desired elfa cr: should
the eumplamt be far a•leaneed, it avail be necessary to take the
Seecaric R'..tt.nr a lab • he Jesuits lkops.
•1 he great ettject to be attenJeal tar 1., Purchasers should
he taretul in ...aving the !rut: and genuine Preparation, as the cr.
tate and dangerni, enturrrfuits attempted to be foie ts! se the
Public, by absolute falsehood, are sa UtiMPtiNa4. that the Pro.
prletors reque,t every Purchasst to ask for " Weosees Jesuit's
Urn:), "
lICIN.—The ;let:Wise Wtssat'sJendes Drips are in.
dwell in a black stany, with " Joseph Wessel, t 6, St. Pawl's
Church y: ellgrave4 on the Stamp.
Price t 15.911. per bottle, and_ in brie Mottled, containing tea
small Xi. 2.1.

Retail al.n by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Hollnwn ; ttatd
Tott, ExcliaLgt.

WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT
SOUItCES C HILO RENS' DIAASLI
SY NIP IDMS LVERV 1•Alt and GUARDIAN
of CHILDREN should h.: acquainted with. They occa :ton bass
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, ertmciaLion and
Irregular sate of the bowel, art mle! after with violent pains
bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body,
an 1 tl.cy prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both
as a preventative and core tif th.r.ealarmir.g conipli.ints, the above
esrebeilt Mcdichie Is ei.iversallr allowed, on the testimor.y of the
bh characters•in tilts country, both in rank and respectabi-
lity, to have no equal. Their ;Odic approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a person) knowledge of its wonderful success
to their own-families, stamps its merit beyond cott:petitioti, and
gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medi:ire of the kind
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of childrel •
should have this remedy u a !amity Medicine to reser to, when,
ever the stomach or bowels of air any way tlieuriered,
which It will always be found to reliove.
Sold,wh.,lesale and retail, at Mr. Butleel, Vn. 4, 5 heapside, the
corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; 'beep, Johns .0, 8: Btiam,Ports-
mouth ; !Nies, NVemron Alonot, and Mallory, Purist's; flail and
Joiohton. Cios:.(irt ; Coleman mad laco'a, 6heerne ; Peck and
cßort,rtan,dplryhultii„l:ltrt,i
:Hingham; Staines and I,,nch, Manchester; l'rewtrmo, Exeter ;
rillnilOttilainTll4.loyde,uca:talwrillirlt:iiityljLt;idtleC.lbn.' /Wand-
Man:lert an, itemburn, Scouond Ha ter, ; Bax-
ter and M'Llonalti, Glasgow ; Bulgen aad Batty, ; Ste.
union sod Co. Norwich ; Swit.ten, Leiaster ; Edwards and
Peony, and Billinge and I wthbory Lhaerpoolk Neale Intl L. Eger,
Dover; White, Broton ; Robe' ts; ieldon, and Rolf, Chelten-
ham ; and retail, by test countr) medicine venden,ie boxes, at
qs. Qd. and 6s. cid. sack.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1814.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'cl.ooK
Reduce! 69i 64-4 per e'er. 101 111.-5 per Cent. 95i 96
Consols 64H 65+-m-for Recount, 6'465}—Oran. 3i 3 clis.
Bank Long Ann5.1.413-16ths 16- 151.166. pr.
Exchequer EUb Is. 4s. rm.

Mails from Holland and from Gottenburgh arrived
this morning. Tlie papers which they bring afford
some curious extracts : a claimant has ipgeared for
part of the Island of Elba, and has formally made
his demand at Vienna. He is the heir to the ancient
House of Psomesso, and why he should be dispos-
sessed of his inheritance to make room for Monsignor
BACCHIOCHII the husband of BONAPARTIN sister, we
know not. The latter will, of course, be most power-
fully supported by JoAernm, King of Naples, but
have. these Worthies any Representative at the
Congress ?

_HAM:MOH, OCTOBER 14.
The preface to the Report of the Committee for the
relief of the Hamburghergian Exiles in. Altona, pub-
lished by Mr. J. D. Mutzenbecher, concludes thus :

1 cannot conclude this introduction, without parti•
cularly mentioning those, who after longer or Shorter
suffering, ended their career in Altona, and the num-
ber of whom, as far as can be ascertained, amounts
to 1138. Their duties to the living, the uncertain
duration of the distress, and precariousness of their
receipts, compelled the Committee to have them in-
terfed without any ceremony.

a The place where these unfortunates repose is a
meadow behind Ottinsen. The graves cover much
sorrow and misery. What Hamburgher can ever
approach them without shuddering and deep emo-
tion The Members of the late Committee, justly
sensible that the manes of the departed deserved
respect, and that regard for the survivors required a
step to be taken to shew their respect, 'could not for-
bear expressing, in the proper quarter, their wish that
thi4 place may be purchased on account of the city,
surrounded. with a pallisade ; and under the name of
Burying-ground of the exiled Plarnburghers, be a
lasting monument of the dreadful catastrophe, the
most of whose victims here repose ; that these ceme-
teries may not be profaned by application to common
purposes, and every trace effaced of their sacred
destiaation."