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London, England, 1811-05-31 00:00:00

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OFFICS Cif ORD_NANCI, it, 10, ix 22.
THE .PRINGYPAL OFtICERs ?f Hl3

JEST?' oRDIvAi IVVE,uia Ltre4 es., Mike,
nit they will Sell by Public Auctiini,at the Tower, Thurs.
day, the lith of June next, between the ho.irs et Tet and Four,
SOndry Lots of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE 0111:1:4144CF.
STORES, condstin of C 1 .17;, Bit HArers, Rope Traces, add
various other tirtielei of 'ad r,y and Harms.; Clothlng, and
sundry articles of Bedding; Pow.ler ikorns, Tents and Sand bits,
Atentrtrentent, Musket and Cr!'A:. a Stork.; Cort-e,
Steel, and wetted Metal Tools of Sitttt ; bellows, Ales, epodes.'
add Shovels; Cartridges, tildes, Stoves, Ralik., Building Ma.
and old Match ; whit!, variety of other Articles, the
[whole of whkh, (wiz!" the eiceptlon of the Old. Mat.ch; which
is tube seen at the Royal Amend at Woolwich) rnsy be viewed
upon applkation at tlie Honourable Pelt Ipal Stortketper's Of-
Ace in the Torvcr, until the .dty of. Sale, where priuted Lists of
the Lots will be delivered to Most Persons who may apply cur
the wines—By Order of the Board,‘ •R. H. CREW, Secraws.

,TRANSPOR74 OFFICE, Mel t 9, 1811.
THE. COMMISSIONPRS ;for. CONDUCTING.
MAJBSTre TRANSPORT srapicz, for *ohm:
Care .f SlCKnrod WOUNDAD SEA ME *,siod firth Core tai/
CsitaygPRIIONERS of Wi 5, do hereb diva make;
-That they will be ready at thh Oflke, on Ttiosday the 11th o(
June, inn, •rcceive se lei Tenders, and treat with soil
Prone as may be willing to contract for supplying the under.
mentioned Articles, viz. Blue Cloth-Jackets and Trowsers, Duck
Trowiers and Frocks, Woollen Cloth Jicketi and Petiicoms,Lts
flea Jackets and shifts, Men's and Women's Shoe% Stiaw Bon.
nets, and Leather Capi.
No tender manor received of eau ichei en tke day ofto:tattoo, niy
Reified unapt the party, or an agent for hiar, per4m.:lly att.md. •
Arch tender mart a acecuntranied Ay a letter from two respectahle ter:.
tont, engaging to berme hound with the frerron teakring, in the us: if
£2OO, for the Ate terformanee of tie i;ntract.
Farther par:!otlars may he .ertrunt 4-epr king at this Offis.., end
Serilles item at the Storeleeper Genfr.fs, Iffrst-tin:ter:

EASTERBY, HALL, A.,a) Cu.
SUCH of the CREDI FORS (it :ply) of Nestr:.
EASTERBY, HALL, and Co. at have not already sett an
account of their demands, with the F.-tisulais of the hills or
Other securities they hold, to Messrs Uleasdale, Atesands-r, -and
liolme, of Hatton-court, Thrradneedle.street, London, are
guested to do so ,vithin a month limn this time, is older that
they may be included In the arrangement of their &Fairs.
London, May V. 3, 1811. • •

E 1 5a PA RTNk R.—A n Old Crn rf
high respectability and employing a large Capital, requires
a Principal to take the Counting-hoes* Depart ment, the present
Proprietor finding the out-door manar,:otent fully occupies his'
time. As very necessary reference will be giyen and requited,
it is hoped none will apply but t'hose propel is qualified, and who
Can command trom sG,XBIO to £7of t 0 —Address A. B. Mewl.
Barker and Bishop, 7, lierjeanes Inn, Fleet-street.
DESIRABLE ESTATE IN ROXBURGHSI-liRE.
To be Sold by public coup; within the Royal Exchange Cuffirt.
house, Edinburgh, upon Wednesday, the 12th day,of•Junta,
1811, at two o'clock in the afternoon, either in whole or in
lots, if not previously sold by private bargain.
ALL and whole the ESTATE of FENS, ly.
ing In the parish of St. Boswells, and busty of Roo-
Isurgit. is probably brteuf theitioste cesWehlteltsteilltotatert,
' from situation, soil, and climate, which has berm offered to sale
for some years. It lies within a few hundred N ards of Dryburgh
Abbey, and upon the immethare hanks of the river Tweed, which
bounds the property for nearly a mile. '1 he lands are known to
he of the very first quality, and, from having been in the natur.l
possession of the proprietor for many years, the whole are in ex-
ceeding good order and condition. 'I be Estate is completely in-
closed and subdivided. The bouse and offices are in good repair.
The garden wall has lately been finished, and the shew of trek
this season is abundant. The title is clear and unexceptionable.
the public borders are extremely moderate, and their being no
current lease of the property, possession will h.: given either at
the date of the sale, or at the term of Martinmas or Whitsunday
next, in the option of the purchaser.
If tin: Estate dues not sell in cumuli), then It will be exposed
in four lots, on the day, and at the place and hour above-men-
tioned. The lots will be accurately laid down tin a plan betwixt
and the Gth of June. Three of the lots will be bounded by the
river Tweed, and a relative proportion of the v ater will be allo-
cated to each of these lots. The lands command one of the
richest views in the countr-i , anti each of the three lots above re-
ferred to afford beautiful situations for building
For further particulars application may be made to the propri-
etor, at Fens ; or to Thomas Johnstone, No. 62, Queen-street,
Edinburgh. Any of tho servants at Fens tvhl shew the property.

ASTHMA, CUNsli Mt' FION GC THE LUNGS.
CASE OF OBS I !NATE ASTHMATIC COUGH.
SIII.WILLIAM ALTHAM is desirous to inform
Mr. Fisher, that by the advice of his Physician, he has had
recourse to his prepared S IR ANION Ipa, for a very distressing
Asthmatic Cough, which, during the winter seoont, bas always
proved extremely obstinate. He has the plea•nre to Sty, ttrat,by
the use of the prepared Stramonlum. he ha. 10:Cll so entirely feces
from any affection of tote lungs, as to experience uo lucosveaiencie
levsa from toggy weather.
London, December ill!, 1810.
The prepared Herb for smoking, and the OxYmel for internal
use, are sold,' with ample directions, by Hartle, corner of Si.
[ Paul's Church-yard, London ;by Bacon and Co. 150, Ortoid-
street ; rost..r, 39, l'ailiament..treet ; and Butte, 10, Bauer's-
-1 street.—Where may be had,
Monsieur Desgenette's motions Gout Rented;, the True EAU
IMEDICINALE, and his Treatise on the Cau,es, Prevention,
alit! Cure of Gout, price 2s. 6.1.

DR. FO MOIL'S NERVOUS t-t,RDIAL DROPS.
1 'HE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an
impure stare of the animal juices, Which instead of nourish-
ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and derange the
nervous fibres; this produces various .complaints of a relaxed
habit, the animal spirits i.ot b,ing Hypodhondriac and
Hysteric aff.:ctions arile,and .'rum ttus ‘.3-eased state of the blood,
proceed the various maladies that emb:cter life, mar every present
enjoyment, and cut the thread (*existence by a premature dicey.
For Mese disorders Cr. Fo KVOI;S Cev.DIAL
Daors
hive been found the best remedy, the no:st powertul res:uratire,
and reatiirnativc medicine; it has bee:i pr.ived au infallible cute
for :hose whose health has been iiijurcd in warns eliniates, cr by
close act,-ntion to buvriess;and a seitec:tary titer l s powers have
been luny confirmed in those infirmities which atta4 the young
of either sex, and too often prernaturt iF produce old age and all
the weaknesses connected v:Lb it. No medicine possesses such
general fliftalitivf qualities, or so w.• 11 adapted to every can of
valetudinarians; `he cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed ha
bits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; •by them the limbs
acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and
healthy jilt:et', the spirits dicieping sod languid, become revived
and rand.rated, the diff,retit fw.cCons of appetite and digestion •
are promoted by it, an,l.the whole constitution receives new ife
and ittensoh. This grand restorative of laniith cannot be recom-
mended with too much ragsrness to the female sec, in the delicate
and hilshly nervous state which is ktiown to succeed chlldbed, and
those peculiar indispositions of the aux, which by want of ;urn-
[ban, are reit to produce the most fatal and lingering diseases, and
even daith...itseli.•
Sold' wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4.•Cheapside,
cornet of.Panserwster-rovs, London • and by most Country M-
edicine Venderi in tinny town, in bottles ac 41. Od. and Us. eicb.
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