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London, England, 1811-06-18 00:00:00

RiiIRTS.—MANSION-HOUSEIo EfrATC:

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I RAC I',
ACA MAL MANS lON-H OUS E, with CORth.
bosses, Stables, and Outbuildings of every description ;
LAWN Pleasure-ground, large Gardens well cropped, 4nd about
,l) Acres of Meadow and Pasture Land surrounding the House,
is a ring fence. The Estate is freehold, in a delightful SifUilLoB,
well timbered, and within a short distance of a market town in
the County of Herts, Si mile! from London. The House is fit
for the immediate residence of a Family of Distinction.
Tickets to view will be delivered to Principals ; tied further
Particulars may be had of his. hielattd,'Solictior,iStaple-ipo.

TO BB SOLD, •
A- MODERN-BUILT HOUSE, in Cadogan-
:Place, uniting the elegant with the useful, recently Ivied
up and furnished regardless of expense, which to be justly appre-
ciated should be seen. It has only two Rooms on the principal
Boors, hut perfectly adapted for the accommodation of a small
fashionable Family, replete with every conyenieat and domestic
Offices, with double Coach house, four-stall Stable, Lofts, Gra-
naries. and Sleeping and Harness-rooms, with Flower and very
productive Kitchen Garden, with waUsloathed with the choicest
Fruit-trees. It is held on Lease, of which meat than 70 years
are unexpired, at a trifling ground rent. The Hawes and part
of the superb and apprapt late Furniture to betaken at a v.luatione
May be seen any day (Sundays excepted) between the hours
of one and four' with tickets: apply to Mr. Whitehead, Little
Cadogin-place.

ELIGIBLE FARM to LET, most desirably situated on the
Brighton Road, 25 miles front Loudon.
TO be SOLD the unexpired term of Lease, twelve
years, of COLIN DEAN FARM, containing 178 A. I R. se P.
of good Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, with the floe snow-
ing Crop* of Wheat, Oats, Clover, &c. Ave and Dead Stuck, and
possessing peculiar advantases, at a low rent, great tithe frer,and
Land-tax redeemed. Immediate possession maybe had
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For further particulars apply to Mr. B. COW, Colin Dean
Farm, Horse Hills, four miles from Reigate, Surrey; or to Mr.
Cood, No. 8, Cook's-court, Carey-stroet, Lincoln's:hal-fields,
where all letters must he post paid.

NORFOLK.—VIieLA AND FAKM.
TO BE LET, fur a Term os Years, with Possession at .
Mkhaelmas nett,
AN elegant MANSION; in the pleasant Villaged
Putham St. Mary Magdalen, in the County of Norfolk,
lately the residence of Wm Matchett,, Esq. with Plantations, I
Shrubberies, large Garden and Orchard, stocked with the choicest
Fruit-trees and Bushes, Lucerne, and Vegetables, in the greatest
perfection. Also the Farm, of about 23 Acres of the richest
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the highest state of cul-
tivation, lying round the house, which is in the gothic rile, and
comprises a Parlour, 21 feet long, a Drawing-room, 25 fret Wog,
Study (with the stoves as fixed), handsome Portland stone vesti- '
Wit, four Bed-chambers with Dressing-rooms to each, House-
' keeper's and Servants Bed-chanibers, excellent Kitchen, with
Range and Oven complete, Butler's Vantnes, Bake-house, with
Oven and Coppers, neat Dairy, good Wine and Ale Cellars, and
the most convenient Offices. Also a spacious Coach-house, three-
stalled Nag and Cart-horse Stables, Granary, love House, Itog-
kennels, Piggeries, and a good Barn. With the above may be
had a ottage near, and about half an Acre of Land, insclarden
and Orchard, if wanted, for a Coachman or Farming Man, (and
there is a probability of a Farm-house and 4 Acres of excellent
Land being let with the above.)
This Estate has an unlimited right on the extentrive Com-
mons of Pulhain, is fifteen mks from Norwich, tour front
Harleston, and seven from Diss (both Market and Post Timm)
and within a mile of Tivetshall Ram, on the turnpike road tram
Ipswich to Norwich, in a very genteel neighboarhood, and in a fine
Sporting Country, foe Hunting, Coursing, Shooting, and Fishing.
The whole may be viewed any day (except Sundays); and fur-
ther particulars known by applying person:llY, or by letter*
(post-paid), to Mr. Samuel Mitchell, at his Landed-property
Office' Norwich, where a Map of the Estate and a Drawing et
the House may be seen.

CHEVALIER RUSPINI adopts this inethod of
*equal" ring the Nobility, • Gentry, and I.K Friends, that in
consequence of his late severe Micas, and his *clasped age, hi
has now, for the first tune, communicated to his eldest Son,
JAMES BLADEN RUSPINI, and to no other person whatever,
the mode of Preparing his several Medicines, name'', his Den-
tifrice Powder and Tincture, tor the Teeth and Gums; his
Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache; and his Balsamic Styptic ; of
which fact, for the security of the public, he has made an affi-
davit before a proper Magistrate. They all continue to be sold
at their House, in Pall-Mall; where specimens- of Artificial Teeth
may be seen, that will convince the most diffiderft that they may
receive any assistance that art can deals:.

BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto
JAMES kLY MER„ Surgebit, Reigate, Surrey, inventor end
preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE The
only safe and effectual remedy for Disorders of the' Head. Stos
mach and Bowels, viz.-Ist. Head-ach, confusion and giddinia.
—24ly, Indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities, and retch-
ingss yellowness of the eyes and skin, flatulence, pain,• spasms,
heart burn, I,l;ccup, gripings, colic, and costiveness--3dly,• For the
gout in the stomach and head—ttbly, For all such afiections of
the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits, pa-
ralyticand apoplectic dispos.tions, prostration of strength, timidity,
tremors, starting', palpitationsi and faintness, 6r fits-3thly, For
racing and strengthening the whole system, In states of Masa.
-lion and debility-6thly, As a powertui antiseptic in cases agog-
trid bile, and for counteracting Infettion, and preventing and cu-
ring putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, sore throat, viz.
Cynanche &c. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy
places. hospitals, ships, hot and unhealthy climates, Ike.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Mr. Rymer's xppointment, by
Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; Ind retail, by
Fr, d. Sinit6, 519, Haymarket; Randall, Royal•Exckange ; Bacon
and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newbery a lid Son, 43, St. Paul's Churls
Yard; J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; We* Holborn;
Ind by every vender of Patent Med:zinebiu the United Kingdom,
'Ai bottles at 35.9 d. 75. 6d. and 14s. and in pints at 275. by which
ttere is a considerable saving,
Full information may be obtained by a perusal of the following
Book, published this day. price Ss. 6d. in boards, which may be
had as above—A Tract upon Dyspepsy and Indigestion, and the
NEW VIOLIN MUSIC. I Hypochondriac Disease, and upon the Inflammatory and Regular
Just published at 1. A. Hamilton's Music and Musical Instru- Gout, and the Atonic, Irregular or Flying Gout ; with various
meat Warehouse, No. 225, PiecadAly, eases of Nervous,Bilious, Paralytic, and Spasmodic Affeetion.—.
pLEYEL's two Dew Quartetts for two Violins, D•seasesof Relaxation and Debility, Broken Constitution, Habits
tenor andbass,9s.--Romberen three Concert Duetts, cp. 16. impaired by intemperance, climate, &c. ; together with the eyed-
for two Violins, 20.—Rode 's three Concert ditto, kw ditto, At— fication of the medical virtues oil that extraonfinaty patent medl•
Hoffiniunia three Concert ditto, for Violin and Bass, op. S, eine, the Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, sad of the various dia.
casts and complaints in which It is administeredt and of its doses,
Rode's•Alr for Violin, with accompaniment for Piano For e,
&e.
Na. 1,2, andS, each Its.6d.—Rode's fourth Air for Violin, wth By Saw/et Reales, Surgeon. Eighth Edition.
accompaniment for ditto, Ss. Ga.—Romberg', Air for Violin, , Itexce's Gout Mcoiciric, far gently and speedily assuaging
wit. accompaniment for ditto, No. 1, Ss. Gd.-I--Spagneletti's Pol• and overcoming attacks of the regular inflammatory (rout, .hoe.
lacca for ditto, with accompaniment for ditto, No. I, 3s. 6tl truing the fits thereof, warding off.the recurrence of Weeks, atoll
'enduing future fits cempa:atively mild. It is the result of 90
Beethoven's Romance for Violin, with accompaniment for ditto,
No. 1 and 2, each 2s. 6.l—hiettrino's Grand Solo for Violin, Si. years experience. - •
Kronnuer's Grand Solo ler ditto, op. 97, 3s.—Jarnowick's ditto Prepared and sold, with full and plain directions. by himes
surgeon, Reig.te, Surrey, betties, at 1I s. dwy mato
for ditto, No. I, 24. 6cl,—Powers Variations on Hope mkt a eat- RYmeri
tering Tale, fog Violin, with ',canny. for Piano Forte •ils. bd. led ; and by his aepointmeet, wholesale and retail, by Misers.
Dicey and Suaen, No: 10, Bow Chirchlard, London.
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PAIN LING ON VELVET
MADE perfectly easy, and the Water Colours in
As,- general use rendered equally Brilliant, Penetrating, and
Durable, as the must eipensive Spirit Colours, worked with as
much facility and greater expedition on Velvet than on paper, by
the aid of
T. TOWNE's ALUMINA•

The Alumina, "ids proper directions, soli in :Bottles, ss. 6d.
each, at R. Ackerinarn's Repository of Arts, No. lel, Strand
0. Blackman's, stilt, Oxford-street ; E. Orme's, 59, New Bond-
street; Rowe and Waders', 19, Fleet-street; 3. Robinson's' , 18,
Great Newport.street; W. D. Jones', Cambridge; and H. An-
drew.", Royston.
Also sold. at' the same places as tbe Aluntinalki6. Towne's
TILEATISIC OR VlLiftT PAINTING, containing the fullest infor-
mation with facility and expedition to obtain proficiency in that
very pleasing art. • •