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London, England, 1811-06-08 00:00:00

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ASTI EY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
l'ieler the imme.liate Patronage of their keyal Hightreosea the
Prince Regent and Duke of York.
(IN MONDAY NEX June IQ, will be per-
Girm-d, at Half-past Six precisely, (for rhe..first time at this
Theatre, and by most especia/LISBON desire) a Military Prelude, called
RUSE. DE GUERRE on the BANKS of the TALUS.
wilich pkce Will hu introduced a sketch of General Masseak's
qui k Retreat from Portugal, and the spirited Pursuit and At-
tack by the British Army, &c. commanded by the gallant Lord
Wellington ; also the glorious Bartle and Defeat of the French
Army, wilier Marshal Souk, by part of the ANA Army,
commanded by Marshal Beretiord, at Albuera, on the 1&h of
May, in the former's furious attempt to relieve Badajos, in
Spam•
Atter which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and
Pedestrian Spectacle' call.d
THE 'ry It ANT SARACEN,
AND THE NOBLE MOOR. '
In which piece Twenty Horses, caparisoned in the Moorish cos-
tum e trained to Stage Action, will perform surprising feat's,
the whole producing superior theatrical 'Sect, Ina nouvelle
point of view. Divers Exgreites, by 12 celebrated ,Equestriane.
To which will be adder}., thefavourite Pantomime of •
HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR.
oi-oupir6R AND EUROPA. •
Doors open at Half-past rivel begin at Halt-past Simemtifilif
Price, Half-past Eighr.--aotos, 44.—Pit, gs.—Gal. Is.
a. p This Evening Tracey Castle, the populate stage Bore Spree..
tacle, Equestrian -Exercises, apd,.the favourite Pantomime of
1-larleqinn's Amour.
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On tt of lune was published, price its. sd embellished with
a coloured C odczkire of the Dinner of the Four-in hand Club
at Salt Hill, Nh. VI. completing the Snit volume, of
r f 'I-1 E SCOURGE ; or Monthly 'Expositor of Im-
posture and Polly: containing, among a variety of other
articles on the Poiltics, the literature, and the Manners of the
Age, an Appe:l to the Public on the extraordinary Ite-appoint-
nt of the Duke of York as Commander in Chief; Letters be-
tween Major S. and Mrs. S.; Memoirs of the notorious Dv.
Wins, Anthony Pasquin ; I,ite of Charles King; theiKnight
and his Esquire ; Spevches at Salt Hill; Full Exposition of the
CircutllS!llllCvi co:lactic:l with the delicate Investigation; Essay
on Modern Resvectability ;.on the Misaloniry Society; View of
.the Drama, &c. &c. &c.
I.oadon : Published by M. Yves, 5, Newgate-street ; 1. John-
won, SI. Cheapside ; Goddard and Chapple, Pall Ilfall, and other
Etook sellers..

STRAMONIUM' AND ASTHMA.
This day was published, price' Is. id. with s eoloured Engraving
of the Plant,
COMMUNWATIQNS relative to the DATURA
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STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; as a Relief or
Cure oCASTHMA. Addressed to the Editor of the Monthly
Mtgazine, and many of them never before published.
Printed for R (CHARD PIILLIPS Groat Bridge-street, Black-
friars; and soli by Sherwood, Neely., and Jones, Paterneeter-
tow ;J. Highly, neet-street ; anti J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho.
N. B. This Pamphlet contains not only full and clear Instruc-
tions for the growth, preparation, and administration of Stramo-
nium,iit also satisfactory testimonials of the efficacy of the Ge-
nuine Unadultera:ed and Unsophisticated Herb from profes-
pineal Men, sad oilier+.

- HARVEY'S SAUCE fen fISH, GAME, STEAKS, ticc•.
'THE great and extraordinary demand for the
stove universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several
Shaplnkepitts to yen apprious Articles', te Nobility and
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feitarespisetitilly .11oRcr-Ati ket 41.141/ 1t514.441, •
rtd LA• snit 't"Warehentlie, rso. 6; DDWARD-2•Tit LILT,
alsisw-sQvmse, London ; and, by appointment, is sold at
one or two shopsin every town in the United Kineera, each
bottle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label.
•••• E. L. begs to recommend the Essence of Anchniies now
firotigbt to the greatest perfection, which, with a variety Of rich
Sa OM and deities, may be had in cases of ail sites, fur family
use and 'spot-attires. •

IMPENET•RA 1-1 E PAINT, made with
Prepared Fish Oil, for preserving Stucco, Brick, or Plaster '
Proms ; gives them a uniform coliur, end prevents their crack-,
bog or peeling off; also for preierving Wooden Buildings, Park-
fences, Iron-railing, Barns, and•every description of wood e:-
posed to the weather. :Flits Paint, of various colours, is offered
to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, from the high estimation in
which it Is held by great numbers of the most distinguished chs
metere who have used it ii large. quantities for years past, and
who give the most decided testimony to its invaluable properties.
Sold only by Vanhengen, Pores; and Mitchell, No. 21, Mary-
la-bonne-street, Golden-sinare.
14. B. Mr. Vanherman received a medal and premium from
the Society of Arts, &e. Adeiphi. for the *hove Invention

IRE and LIGHT! quickly produced, without
-1.• FLINT and S I'EEL•!I Or that DANOBILOVSCONIEUSTIBLE
PHOSPIWAVI ! by means of a NEW POCKE I INSTRUMENT
made and sold only by THOMAS GILL, et its MANUFAC-
TORY for IMPROVED. FINE CUTLERY, Nn. 83, Sl'
JAMES's-STRZET, eppoeite to PALL-MALL, LONDON.
Were may also be had,
His NEWT Y-INVEN lED SLIDING KNIFE, and KNIVES
with PEN NIBILIERS, on an Improved com•ruction ; his superior
SURGEON'. INSTRUMENTS ; GRAVERS and ETCH-
ING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS,
*EEDLP.S, Stc. made by his IMPROVED PROCESSII. of AN N-
WIVALLID TEMPER. AIM, his LONG-CELEBRATED WARRANTED
SWORDS; Onus, PISTOL., Miss and ACCOUTRZNIEN rs of
every description, Wholesale, Retaß, and for Exportation.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
FREEHOLD MAYOR AND 'ESTATFS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE COHIR.''.:7.I-,
A LI. thgt valuable FREEHOLD gnd TITHE-
FREEk- ESTATE, In *session and reversion, aituate in
,the parish of Little Compton, in the county of Gloucester, com-
prising the extensive Manor of Little Compton aforesaid, with
sundry very eligible Farms, let to responsible tenants, containing
upwards of Eleven Hundred wed Fort y-six Acres of rich Loamy,
.Arable, Meadow, and Painare Land. The Farms are compact,
• and the whole Estate is nearly comprised within a Ring Fence.—
The Mansion Houie is substantially built with Ashler stone,
unit may at a small expence be made a comfortable residence for
a genteel family.
The Turnpike Road from Worcester to Oxford runs through
.the Parish, distant four miles from Chipping-Norton, six from
crow-onstlie-Wold, and three from Morton-in-Marsh. The
Manor abounds with Game, and there are mauy Fox Coven
ssithin an easy' distance.
To treat for the Estate apply to Messrs. Meyrick and Brodertp,
snlicitsdrs, Red IJan-square, London ; or Messrs. Matthews and
Colgan, Solicitors, Chipping-Norton, at whose respective ()faces
Maps may be seen and Itulber Particulars had.
It the above Esta.e should not shortly be disposed of, the acme
w! he eivided into Lots and sold by Auction.

CASE 111.
To Mr. BARNETT Geasr, Chytnist, NO. 9, Great Surrey street,
Blactfriar's-P oa4.
ROBERT LYONS, Es'i Page to her Royal High-'
new Princess Charlotte of Wale', had severely been afflic-
ted with Rheumatism upwards of tbireen years, frequently de-
riving him of the use of his limbs and resisting every remedy.
Until the year 1803, the disease was corfinedchiefty to the liners
tied series, when the Guestonian Medicines were applied, by
vldeh he was.soon rt bevel, in as to walk about and pursue his
"131 avocation : such an unexpected recovery,. Induced him to
en.itinue in the use of Guest's Pill. and Lotion for some mouths,
19! irh is completely eradicated the disorder, that he has fad no
return of it Witte, as wittiest, 110115 T LT' ova.
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Warwick Rout, N0v.174.1,00.
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