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London, England, 1812-12-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1812.

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EARL OP LEgNOX, DECEASED •
PERSONS indebted to, or having claims on his
Lordship's &tate, are desired to forward their respective
accounts (powrpaid) to the Rev. John Rennie, Carberton-street,
gitsopaquare, dr so Mr. John Walker, Bernartiggituitoblisell•
ware, the two acting Executors.

BOARD AND LODGING. I.i 1
ALADY and Daughters, or 2 Lady and Gentle-
man may be accommodated with Board and Lodging in a
genteel small Family, where no other boarders are kept, and
sphere they may have the use of a Grand Pianoforte. The situa-
tion is very airy, being in the vicinity of Brunswick and Russell..
ftitiarea A separare Sitting-room may be obtained if requiygd.
For cards of address apply at Mrs. Lathbury's Cldal4hop,
pe, 41, klarcbmont•etreet, Brunswick-square. ...s

7.---TRAVELS THROUGH RUSSIA. .'"774-77T
This 4eT wag published, in two large volumes, 4 illustria
ivith 121 Plates, coloured, price XS. Bs. royal poi*, el o.los.
• Sealed Edition, of
'TRAVELS THROUGH THE SOUTHERN
PeOVIbICEB et the RUSSIAN EMPIRE,, ia the Yaw
Tratalatedfroat the German of P. 8, PALLAS.
Pasted ter Yobet Stockdale. rccadillp '

Atirs BrIWON6:
daY were Putillshed, one woe. Wm. price.M. ais 10,
. (By Permiadon of the Executoral,
12,MONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS. By the
177 kb Rev. WILLIAM PALEY, D.D. Subdian of Lincoln,
pteneddary of St. Pears, and Rector of SAlRop'Weartnouth,
Author of " Natural 'Theology," " Moral Plidlinasplay," Sm.
fir• . Printed Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
muter-row.
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-This Air wae.pubitshed, in I vol. linno. price-ss. 6d. boards,
OSE and EMILY lor Sketches of Youth. By
1` Mrs. ROBERTS, Author of Moral Viewt or, the Te-
kstope for Children.
• London: Printed for Longman, Hurst,R ees,Oititikand Brown,
Paternoster-row; and 3. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard.
" The general Style of this work is ear, and unalfeelld ; the
Characters ars well discriminated and contrasted; the" History
at s Faded /Scanty," is iinprescive; and the whole Publlaition is
iliteal and att9tctive." —Monthly Review, Nov. 1812.
jaw LONDON PHARMACOPCEL4i •
is day witspnblished, the Second Edition, revi -s4getli coiree-
ted. in Bvo. price Ills. 6d. boards,. •
PHARMACOMIA of the It OYAL
COLLEGE of PH' of LONDON, 1809. •
Trembled into English, with Notes, kc.
RICHARD POWELL, M.D.
'Nam of slots e, Physician to St. Bartholomew's and the
Magdalen Hosing..
Printed-4i Ifs lean, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater--
soner-t0w..0

NEW VOCAL musie,
• Composed by Sir John Stevenson, Mos. D.
BORWE on yon Blaze of Orient Sky ; the Prize
Glee, for four Voices, price Ss. Six Cantouets for the Voice,
composed with an accompaniment for the Harp or Pianoforte,
dedicated to Lady Mary Lennox, price Bs. Dnubt not, sweet
Maid, a song, price Is. 6d. Poor senseless Emma, price Is. ed.
Cheerful! as the Bird in May, price Is. ed. The Minstrel, price
s. 6d. The trimly heart to Fame aspiring, price It. 6d. Though
keen is the sorrow. price ls. ed. Remember your vows, Is. 6d.
NEW PIANOFORTE MUSIC.
Les Petits Bijoux, consisting of favourite Airs, whh Variations
or Rondos, composed by celebrated Professors, price 21. No. L
La Chalemeau du Pan, dedicated to her Royal Highness the
Princess Charlotte of Wales, by J. Gih]on. No 2. Pigmalion, a
favourite Dance. composed by Signor Bo•si, as a Rondo, with
an Introduction by J. Monro. No. 5, " Oh, Nanny, wilt thou
gang with me," with variations, and an Introduction, by W.
Klapp, to be ceutioued monthly ; a Sonata, by N. Rolf,price 4s.
In a few days-will be publiAlr.-d,
The Overture, Songs, Quartetto, sod Marches, in the new
Dramatic Play called the Renegade, now performing at the Thee-
tre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed by H. R. Bishop.
Printed by Goulding, D'Ahnaine, Putter, and Co. No. SO,
Soho. square, I.ondon i and N o. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin.

, day were , in 3 vols. Ova price £L 7s. boards,
A SERIES of PLAYS, in which it is attempted
A. to delineate the stronger Pass/Arts Of the Mind; each Pas •
sins Wog the subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy.
By JOANNA BAILLIE.
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sopimet. I end at the British Gellery, 54, New Bond-street.
Qf whom may be had, by the same Author,
„;. lltiletellinteous Plays, itvo. Oa. boards.
'II. Asir Legend, ak OIL

This day Was publCxhed, fn Poet 03T0.. price 7, boards,
ROME ACCOITINTOf die Ll,ll and ultrri Ncs
of JAMES BENIGNE BOSSUET, Bishop of Meaux.
CHARLES BUTLER, Esq.
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Of whom stay be had, by the same Author,
.3. Life of Fenelon, post Sea price 7s. boards.
2. A succipst 4iistory of the Empire of Charlemagne, in Rao.
Its. board**.

PIANOFORTES.
MESSRS. COOPER and
,THORN respectfully
inform those Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to purchase
Pianofortes, they may be supplied with them at their Manufac-
tory, on terms at least 25 per cent. under the usual prises, and
warrapted with respect to tone and workmanship, equal, if not
superior, to any in Innitori. They particularly recominehd their
Inverted Upright (or Cabinet Grand) Pianofortes, being on a
superior principle, stand well in tune, and which they warrant
to answer to send to any part of the world."- • •
All !nor kkkkk ents purchased at their Mantilliatorfeichauged, if
not approved of within twelve months. Pianniones taken in
exchange. Orders executed for Exportation on the most advan-
tageous terms.—A fine toned Grand Piaauforte to Ise sold for
45 Guineas.
.. Manufactory, No. 53, Southampton-row, Russell-square.
LOWE'S PATENT BRrrrsH SHIRTING CLOTH.
'f'HIS Fabric (after four years progressive improve-
ment), is now broughr to a degree of excellence and per-
fection unequalled. It is suitable for all Climates and Seasons,
by its freedom front the effects incident to the hanger of the at-
mosphere,
to which every other description of libirting Cloth 14
liable. It h pleasant and comfortable In wear, washes brand-
fully white, warranted for durability equal to the best Irish Linen,
and Sold at about half the Price, Wholesale and by the Piece, at
the Original lA'arobouse, 154, Cbeapticle, near St. Paul's; Ind
Harding and Co. 89, Pall Mall.

this day *as published,
in three Vols. Bvo price it. I Is. ed. boards,
IL ISTORY•cif the REFORMATION in SCOT-
LAND, with ari introductory Book, and an Appendix.
' By GEORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Laurencekiric, and
Author of " An Uluderation of the General evidence establishing
tic Reality of CEllllint Resurrection."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown ; and
1. Murray, Loriii4l4 ?tier Hui; and Archibald Constable and
do. Edinburgh: t t..
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lISTRAT'ONS OF HOME A, DANT E,

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AND ESCHYI.US.
this day was published, in folio, price Xi. es. in extra boards,
new Editions, with additional Plates, of
ASERIES of tNGRAVINGS to illustrate the
!Lop anooDTvrT of HOMER, from Compositions of
3OHN FLAXP/LAN, lt. A. Sculptor Co the King.
Printed for Lonirtun, Hurst, ilanag Orme, and Brown, Pater-
aasttr•row ; and at the British Galley. 54, New Bond-street.
• vs, Of whom Marpikiabe had,
A Sides of Engravings to illuselllo Dante. In one vol. folio,
'flee f 4 41. in extra boards.
• A salts of Engratings to illostritellsebylus, price Id I 11 s. 6d.
his,

FAMILY BREWING.
BY THE KING'S ROYAL LEMERS PATENT.
MEEDI-1 AM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully,,
I solid• the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public;
to Oath. FOR I'APLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. le'
combines all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, convenient; and
compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is always
sweet and ready for use ; the consumption of fuel is very small,
and it occasions neither dirt nor steam.
The method of tv-in,,° k is equally simple and certain ; it re-
quires no fixing, NO MASHING OF TFIE MALT, NOR
ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva-
riably produces Ale or Beer, of any degree of strength, of the
TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans-
parent.
To Gentlemen engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine
will be found particularly useful as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle,i
making Vinegar and Hay Tea, and for extracting the Essence of ,
all Vegetable and Animal Substances. It may he fitted up for
distillation of simple Waters, and other chemical operations.
Sold by the Proprieton, Skiesner-sweet, London; and Whit.
street, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing horny:err*: •
LONDON : Messrs. Felthsm, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Sum-
niers, 105, New Bond-street; Roberts,May, and Co.66,oxford-
street ; Downer and Sanders, 133, Fleet-street; Larkins and
Fade, Wholesale° Ironmongers, S 6, Chienell-strokt—i NOR-
FOLK:- Mesars.Aggs and Curr, Ironfounders,Norwiels.—LlN-
COLN : Mr. Ashton, Louth; Mr. Taylor, Heckington, near
..OUGHS, COLDS, &c. Sleaford. NORTHUMBERLAND: • Mr. Marshall Mathes,
COLTSFOOT LOZENGES.— Niqe awle-upon-Tyne.-I,ANCASTEIC: Mr. Mohnen, Or-
.elago was the name gieen to Coltsfooe by the ancients ford-street; assall and Overton,Castle-street, Liverpool; Hope,'
..meth its value' in Coughs, &c. It is prepared In the form Architect, No. 6, Swan-court, Market/Ann, - Malleheovr•-•1
,I,2eisger us the 'most agreeable to palate ; and also, tharby DfRI3Y Messrs. Cox & Weatherbead,Derby.---WAPFKIit
Mr. Flavel, Cuventry.--WORCESTER: Me Wus*
41,_11Tideethy ciisealting, in the month, may wish more certainty
ceiter.—Gl.. s Mr. Tcrrel9o 0-117:R.,„E71;
"'WTI to the parts affected. These Lozenges are dab-
FORD t Mr. Henlsit, HertfordL---MOHMOUIDI PM& allll4-
r etergent, and lubricating, alloying the tickling sensation
Newport7..COßNW ALL . Mr. Bradt lour Illinw••••
Baehr—DF.VONs Mob-
-4411C occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and prostate:ins the
sion salutary effects—if used aka preventative, few prose will .MERSEY : Mr. Stothert,
Exeter; Heathman, Plymouth; Rendell, Tiverton; Du..
bouroubled with Coughs through tbp winter, int* their price
Taunton; it...msay, Plymouth Dock. DORSET: Mess
141".._ them within the reacts etf all ranks of people. Thorne, Sherberne.—W 11.'1'S Mr. Russell,Maribcirough ;
ire
euethide
sby.Seprhaow and Edwards, 66, punts, Salisbury.—BEßKS Mr.Brearn, Newbury...MAN"'
A..l9nul'abChumircliath-yaCd,
theirwbo
pnetors, and none lre gentine have
Mr. Chubb, Forma; TOORICI, Sisetton —WALES:
dime on the stamp—Price Is. lid. I). Thomas Newenstk Carmarthen;
WAISH's AN rtvat, I'USSTS for thn HOOFING 9 Bllkrd, jam: CO
Dyke, Menhyr-Tydvtl,GLunorgan ; Partridge, Carr"
a/mei! So rovg., and recnentindldhy the
Y aPP , N. R. and Co: brew for Public lespectfon ev.-
!it faagrie3 to tha kinidoss--k of lv 911.
-„ivn • /Ando"; sad Virlaweeraet,S,'

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tkcl FOR COLDS, RHEUMATISMS, &c.
▪ R. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their
• tendency to open the pores and pro Mote all the natural secre-
tions, are the belt remedy for colds, rheumatism., slight fevers,
*ad all disorders nhieh arise front obstructed perspiratien: they
Ira equally excellent for hesd-acites, iudigestions, and fur gouty,
and other complaints of the stomach and bowels, too ot-
elltbe consequence of free living. As a general family meerine
iave no equal, and they are particularly convenient for tra-
vans, as they do not require any confinement.
Aoki only by F. Newbery and Sons, to St. Paul's Church-yard,
'nation; but as many persons mist.ke the house, they are debi-
red to observe that the Number is 41, ou the coachway, four:
dhoti from Cbeapside; to be had also at the late Dr. James.
• Bratorrstreet.

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Kingdon,

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SALES a AUCTIOIC-

OXFORDSHIRE-
VALUABLE ?REMOLDS AT WHEATLEY AND
CUDDESDON,
. •
By Mr. FOLKER,
Otr illimeday, the 14th day of December, 1812, at Two o'Ciock
precisely, at the Crown Inn, Wbeniey, in Lots,
AVERY eligible FREEHOLD FARM at
-Wheatley, in the County of Oxford, comprising a good
Farm•house, with Barns, Stables, and other convenient Build-
ings, and upwards 0f'270 Aores of extremely productive inclosed
and 'lithe-free Arable T leadow and Pasture Land, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Winjuggins, bioah Crook, and John Maynes,
yearly tenants.
Also a compact and very desirable Inclosed Freehold Farm,
with a good Dwelling-house and convenient Buildings, situate at
Cuddesclon called the Park Farm, containing upwards of 60
Ames of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Wm. loggias.
A well-accustomed PM/lie-house, at Cuildesdon, called the
Compasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by
WWiam Hunt.—Wheatley is within five miles of the City of
Oxford, upon the Turnpike road, leading through Wycomb to
London.
To be viewed by application to the Tenants, and Mr. Naafi'
Crook, Wheatley, will *hew the Premises, and for further per..
ticulars, apply to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville,
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors,
Oxford ; or Mr. Gills, Land Surveyor, Fareham, Hams.

LEASE OF PREMISES, STOCK in TRADE, HOUSE.
HOLD .FURNITURE, PLATE, LINEN, CHINA,
GLASS, EGOICS, &c. &a. No. 152, HIGH-STREET,
EASTGATE, ROCHESTER.
To TAYLORS, DRAPERS, HOSIERS, HATTERS, SHOP-
KEEPERS, and the PUBLIC fa general
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BATTEN,
On Tuesday, December 15,181; and following Days, at Eleven,
A LL the Valuable and Extensive STOCK in
& TRADE, modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a
beautiful fine-toned Harp and Pianoforte, Plate,.Linen, China,
Books, Prints, and Paintings, Wine and Spirits, a Gig and Har-
ness, and ether Effects, belonging to Mr. Thomas Baker, Tailor
and Draper, litgis-stmt, Rochester, a Bankrupt, by order of the
Assignees.
The Stock In Trade comprises an extensive and general assort-
ment of superfine Broad, Second and Livery Cloths of various
colours, Bath Coatings, superfine Kerserberes, superfine Milled
Drabs for Box Coat+, superfine Ladies' Pelisse Cloths, Witney
Rugs, Flushing Cuatings, Blue and Green liaises, Velveteens
and Cords of various sorts Shalloons. Web Stocking+, Serge
Flannels, White Bath • Coaling, Twilled Nankeens, Toilinets,
Marcella Quilting', fine Beaver and Water Proof Hats, Genoa
and Cotton Velvets, and Velveteens, ready-made and other
Garments, superfine and second cloth Gaiters, a large assortment
of Pantaloons andßreeches,StockingiDrawers,a quantity of Silk,
Cotton, Elastic, and other Braces, Wrb for ditto, a large assort-
ment of Leather and Cotton Gloves, Fur Trimmings, Gold and
Silver Lace and Epaulets, Xorsted nd Livery Lace, nain,
Plated% Navy, Army, and ozber Buttons, Moulds, &e. &c.
The Furniture comprises a selettioo of genteel and modern
Household Furniture; a four-post and Tent Bedstead, wit
Cotton and Dimity Furnitures, prime bordered Geose Feather
Beds, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Maws and Bedding, Win-
dow Curtains, Brussels and Kidd' rmioster Carpets, double and
single Che.ts of Drawers and Wardrobes, a Library Bpokcase,
sets of handsome Mahogany Dining room Chairs, sets of Dining,
Card, Pillar and Claw • tables, Sideboard+ and Cellerets, an ele-
put Drawing-room sure of Chintz Cotten Window Curtains,
ruse teJodandgold japanned senile and area Ckairs and Sofa,
with Cushions acid Cases, a ser of ant-wood Card and Pembroke
Tables on Claw., a great variety of China, Glass, Plate, Linen
Print+, Pabninp and Books, Kitchen Rt quidtes in Copper, Tin,
Iron, Crotkety, &c. &c. The whole will be particularized in
the Catalogue in convenient Lots.
The valuable Lease of the Shop and Prentiss.' will be Sold or
Let the First Day, at Two &Cluck, subject to the Fitments and
Fixtures bang taken by Appraisement as per Inventory, which
will be then produced.

whole of the Stock and Premises may be viewed two days
preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had at Is. each, (the
Money to be r•? urt.ed to Purchasers,) op the Premises; Bank
Coffee-house, CornhIll; and at the Auctioneer's, St. Margaret's
Hank, Rochester.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, POST HORSES, CI
&c. PETWOR I' H, SUSSEX, •
•..
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. W DAVIES, . -
Oa the Premises, the Half Moon Inn, Petworrh, on Wednesday,
Dec. 16, 1812, and two following Days, at Ten o'Clock each
Morning, by order of the Assignees, (unless presiouNly die.'
punt 1 of by Private Contract),
ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of that
capital and well established INN, together with about 110
dozen of fine Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, a quantity of Spirits,
Plate, Linen, China, Glass, five Post-chalses„ Post Horses, seve-
ral Sets of Harness, Saddles, three Ricks of Hay, a Norman Cow,
and other Effects of Mr. Thomas Posher, a Bankrupt.—Cont-
prising several four-post and Tent Bedsteads, with Cotton and
Dimity Furnitures, Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany
double and single Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, and `Pem-
broke Tables, Sideboards, Mahogany • and japanned Chairs,
Sofas, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, Carpets, Stoves„
Ranges. Coppers, a Load Cistern, a variety of Kitchen Utensils,
Fixtures, &c.
To be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises; at the White Hart, quilitford ;
King's Arms, Godaimjng s the Talbot, Coallekt; elf 4114nsra.
Wilkinson and Co. Moorfields; and Mr- W. Palleits'Atneib•ser,
Oilitspur-street, London.
•„• The Inn to be Let. Apply to. Mr. Tyler,
;
Petworth.

FREEHOLD NOBLE FAMILY MANSION, !OATH
SIDE OF CAVENDISH-SQUARE,
With Garden, Yard. Coach Houses, Stables, life.
By Mr. ROBINS, • ••• •
On the Premises, on Wednesday, December:l4M TIMM,
A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE;
comprisiog a magnificent FAMILY MANSION, planned
for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of the first
distinction, most desirably situate, No. 8, on the North side of
Cavendish-square, the Property of
A GEN FLEMAN OF DISTINCTION;
containing, on the Upper Story, five excellent Rooms, two China
Closets, and roomy landing; on the Seesind Story, four spacious
Bed chambers, two Dreuing-rooms, Water, China, and House-
maidiChisets ; on the Principal Story, two capital lofty Drawing.
rooms, communicating, fitted up with mahogany doors, spacious
Bed-chamber, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, Housemaid's
Closet, . &C. ,• On the Ground ;tory, a roomy paved Entrance-ball
veldt fire-place, vaulted roof supported by columns, and elegant
stone 15taireith to • the priswipal Apanmeots, a handsome And-
ress; iseslisgto a noble Eating.psetcheinad apatunsmicating what:
Breaktait•room and Conservatory laulaacto. tiros Ganders, which
ii raid not with gravel walks, lawns,.llowor-borders and planted
with Shrubs, mimeo, Gesitlitestpies' Morning and Dress-
ing-nine, Stowe Passage, Aid larasigatf 'thireasr ; Basenient
meanie! Maas tit e, y dessalliAlaadapted to sueh'a~
ea oa.
rants'

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atiot, .Winorclllar, Areia,iiht Vailips * cod, beer, and Ser.. imies,xi-;si;O All nutt, ati
vanes' Offices, entrance from theleeest ; detached offices consist sop, Gosport; 'Coleman en,
of a capital flee-stall Stable., a labile Stable, Harness-room, three and Tarsier, Hull; Hoslan
Coach-hakes. In an 'abolition; yard,' anclositby •s; bkt, Plymouth ; Knott as
with loft Rid moms' reams ore. The 1,0111111 US- ehegbarn ; Staines and 14:
with waler. - 7•;it: 4!'i•tritr.ti • ' 1911: '; Samith, Maaderton, Itsibu
To'be viewed.. Ntraitts. Partf on, 14inter and fit Donald, Gls
miles; of MOM& and Mont 4 a qii ream aod Co. Norwich
William Leslloolll4l 4111,0triet', , 'lt the ltbi. Peel, and iltliAnp and La
acripdea 1114 llemveimireeapleta ; ef-roirri Dover; Vitdte„ *totem;
way's ;_te#:._ . . Olgieperieithe km ; sod WIN& bg *tow
wh°a)l4ffirf- -Pi.* iNitt"riti:Ait 4Sti lc, •' . akiP• ""1 an "a'