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London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW IRIDGE-STRZILT, DLACKTRIAILS
Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from FIEF, and
onsikves ; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANN CITIES.
iNgURA.NCES falling due at Michaelmas will ex-
pire, unless renewed within fifteen days front that period.
The System of Firc Insurance pursued by this Company, ens-
braces every advantage on which it is possible for persons desir-
ing
such a securky to calculate. The premiums fur Mercantile)
Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance in I mutton, arc
of the most moderate description. On Insurances out of London,
th.e premiums are lower than those of most of the Companies.—
Notbarge is in my case made for First Policies, or fur alterations
by indorsement.
A large Commission is allowed on Life Insurance, and in that,
and In every other department of the business, the Company's
arran,gernents afford the utmost facility to all engaged in such
transactions.
Builaings in Foreign Countrisa may he insured, when their
kuation and structure arc not objectionable.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
••• The Company's °lice for the West-end of Lon lon, is at
No. 97, on the Welt-side of New Bond-street. near Oxford-street.

NAVIGABLE CANAL MARSTHAM RAILWAY, COM-
ATER CIA'. DOCK SHARES, and an ASHBY DE LA
ZOUCH CANAL. BOND of £5OO.
To be SOLD 1)1 AUC UON, by Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, October S at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart,
HREWSB
URYCANAL SHARES, dividing
£8 per Share clear; Moninotttli, dividing PI ; Ellontere,
Lancaster, Union, Wilts and Berk% Kennet and Avon Canals,
Worcester, Croydon, and Marstbam Railway; Commercial
Dock Shares; and Ashby de la 'Lunch Cau4l Build of £stll„
bearing £5 per Cent. Interest.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatchard's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, No. eat, New
Bridge-street.

SURREY—VALUABLE INN, DWELLING IiGUSiiS, and
LANDS ADA P rum FOR BUILDING UPON, S MEAT-
HAM AN!) NOR WOOD.—LAND-TAX REDELMEI).
'lO 3.0 SOLD BY AUCTION,
Ey Mr. PEYTON,
At Gateway's Coffee-Ito:me, 'Change-Alley. Cortihill, on Wed-
nesday, the id of October, 1810, at to o'clock, in 24 Lots,
AVERY VALUABLE EsTATE, comprising
the W I lITF. LION INN, and sundry Dwelling Houses,
Gardens and Lands, pleasantly s:tua:c at Streetliam ; a beautiful
Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upward, of ::00 Acres of
most excellent Land, lying atloining to the late Norwood Coni-
mon, and extending down to the inunediate vkinity u: the Village
of Dulwich.
This Estate is part Freehold and part Copyhold, is situate in
the }knishes of Streatham and Lambeth. and within fit miles of
the Royal Exchange, possessing beautiful and extensive views of
the Metropolis, and the surrounding Country, and is admirably
adapted for the erections of Villas, ornamental Cottages, Ste.
Specifications may be bad one month previous to the sale, by
applying to Mr. lames; Land Agent, New Boswell-court, Lin-
coln's Inn, London; Mr. 'Fownly, Land Surveyor, Walwertb,
Surrey ; gbd at Owinsrity's..

GRAVEL, STONI:, AND LUMIIAL •
UICKMAN's PILLS is an ellecteal Cure for the
.A.e. Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Cumplaints In the'
Beet and Leine, Kidneys, and Bladder, I.sunbstgo, Ste.
Of the various complaints hicidert to the human frame, there
are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in
their consequences, than the C;ravel and Stone. They are com-
plaints to which every pf.rson, even the most abstemious, is
liable, as tare air we breathe and the water we drink are hareg.
natal with particles which not only cause these excruciating tor-
tures, but are a foundation for every other species of disorder.
Htt WS Original Potts, composed of the most innocent in-
gredients, .have been found of singular ellkAq, in tot only
strengthening the vessels containing the urine, lust
streying the petrifying quality of Ir. from which
above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, orgriay
and banishing every pernicious tendency to those f—
ont confinement.
Seld.whelesale and retail at Me. Backe., 4, 1
of Patemoster•rew; Rester and G. and Smith,
Oialgow ; Belem Portsmouth ; Newbtry and
. Peck and Turner:Hull ; Malawi and klaydon,
moat Booksepers iss every town, in 41vans at sts.

• l'his day were publi.bed,
Elogantly printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings,
price .t 7 1i s. 6d. in bm.re,4
E RCULANENST 3 ; or. Arcli enlnßicall • and
Philological Dissertati ins: containing a Manuscript found
among the ruin, of Herculaneum.
Dedicate 1, by permi,bion, to his Royal Highness the Prince
qt Walci.
Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. _

"Ibis day were publidted,
Elegantly printed in one large voleme, 4to, price /A. ts. boards,
pHILOSOPH ICAL ESSAYS.— By DUGALD
S :•Em-,111 1., Esq. F. IL S. Edit).
Emeritus P?ofelsor of Moral Ph lo,ophy in the .University of
Edinburgh; Honorary Member of the Imperial Academy of
Sciences ..t St. Petersburi„li ; and Member of the American
Philosophical Society hall a. Prillnd,:iphia.
Pt inted for T. Cada' and W. I) iri-c. Strand ; J. Murray,
-street; and Constable, Hunter, Park, arid Hunter, Lud-
gate.strect, London ; and for W. Creech, and A. Constable and
Co. Edinburgh. 01 e. ;Joni nc.y i had, by the same ~.irthor,
Elements of the l'Itilc:boolly 1,1 Ole I lurnau Mimi. Third Edi-
tion, in one lar,:e o;:c.isti, price 10a. ithl. in lin2rds.

This day was pullished,
In 12mo. prlee 59. hoards, an improved Edition of
THE ORIGINAL TEXT of JUVENA L and
PERSIUS, cleared of all the most exceptionable Passages;
with Explanatory Notes, and Introductory Essay..
By .EDNVARD OV‘'EN, R.,:ctor of Wairinron.
" The greatest Reverence 14 due to Youth."
• Printed for W. Lowndes, 3N, Bedford-street.
Of whom may be had, price half-a-crown, bound,
A New Edition of the COMMON ACCIUCNCZ Methodized at:d
Enlarged ; suited both to a Commercial and lAterary Education.
Beside+ such of Mr. Owen's other Works as are iu prim.

This day were published,
Elegantly p in Two Volumes 4to. with a Portrait of the
tothor, a merlins ethic Engravings, price r 5. 51. boards,
I'HE ORKS OF JAMES BARRY, Esq.
A Historical Painter; late Professor of Painting in the Royal
Academy; Nlember of the Clementine Academy in Bologna,
&c. Containing his Discourses at tbe Royal Academy ; Obser-
vations on dd.:rent Works of Art in hey and Prance; Re-
marks on the principal Paintings in the Orleans Gallery,
exhi-
bited hi IS*, &c. &c. together with his Correspondence with
Mr. Burke, and otlitr distinguished persons; and some account
of Ws I.ife and Works.—Plitutml for 'l'. Caalell and W. Davies,
Strand. Of whom may he hail,
The Works of Sir Jost.ua Reynolls, Knr. late President of
the Royal Aea.iemy ; with an Account of his Life and Writings,
by Edmund Malone, Esq. one of his Executors; and his Por•
trait, from an original Picture. Three volumes Sim. Third
Edition, Xi. is. in hoards.

CHINESE COLIk. of LAWS.

This day was published, elegantly printed In royal quarto, in an
uniform size with the late Sir George Staunton's Account of
the British Embassy China, price ..ed 3s. in boards,
TA TBfNG I..EtipLEE ; being the Fundamental
Laws, and a Selection from the Supplententuy Stioutei of
the Penal Code of China; originally printed and published in
Pekin, in various su:cessive editions, under the sanction, and by
the authority of the several Emperors of the 'l'aTsing, or present
Dynasty. Translated from the Chinese; and accompanied with
an Appendix. militating of Authentic Documents, and a few
occasional Notes, illustrative of the subj.ct of the Work.
By Sir GEO. THOMAS 8 TAUNTON, Bart. F R.S.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may
be had,
1. 'The late Sir George Staunton's Account of the British Em-
bassy t. China ; elegantly printed, In two volumes,royal quarto;
wiLli a separate volume, in large folio, of plates, price £4 4s.—
A few Copies, with proof impressions.
12. The sante Work, in three large vols. livo. with a Selection
of the Engravings, price £1
3. Travels in China. By John Barrow, Esq. In one vol. 4to
with numerous Engravings, price £2 11s. 64.

SOLOMObri CORDIAL BALM OF °ILIAD.
THIS ;available restorative has been administeied
in ps lease practice, with the greatest success, liar a series o
years, to youth and age of.elrher sex. Where thestomoch is dist
ordered, the body is wealtsned i palersets; bodily decay, mand.
don, and the eyes .ink into the head; where IltfVoll4.a.tiOnalli&
and hypochoodraical complaites, hove shattered the tionsthulion),
in sickness of stoma:l, violent purging., flatulencies and °berm;
Hans, it is a stir and efficacious remedy. The first erstroms of
its pod eft'cts are serenity and chearfulness, by removing hos&
ache, weakne,s. heaviness and lowness of spirits,dimomold
confiemd thoughts, and wandetingt of the mind, vapours and Mis•
in lancg, and all kinis of hysteric c:unplainte.
A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.
The Cortilat Maim of Gilead is sold In battles; price hello.
guinea each : shere are also bottles, price ass. contaltilsig=go
four Unities at lOs. 6d. by which the patient saves es.
also the duty ;the ramp of which bears the proprietor's nante
anti addre.si Karol. Solomon, I.lverpoal:' to imitate which Is
felony.--The postage of all letters must be paid, and a fee enclosed
for advice.
. 'Fist Cordial Balm of 011uad, And-tolpetlginos, sad sibatergeot
Lo•ion. and " Guide to Tit-4th," arc sold by Mathews and Leigh,
to, Strand, and by every respeetabk Medicine Vender in the
United Kingdom.

A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. •
DR FOTHE RGILL's justly-celebrated Female
PILL, for different complaints incident to the See, lave-
riou" periods of life. It has been truly observed, that wanes',
more than the other sc.:, may be considered in a certain devisees
invakds ;.they arc subjected to a variety of diseases, from the or
tore of the functions they are destined, as mothers, W peeked ;
which entails iqvii them weaktics", pain, and an interruption It
those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment tat
lorslth. To act on the cownitution of the rem* and reteve this
.obs.ric:loti, no remedy h is been kilo on is operate with stick dem
tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergiffs Foredo Fillmo*
unite" high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peach ye-
thy of relieving fullness, oppression, ;old these other uneasy
toms which arise from too much blond in the !titbit; they ate
must certain cure for nertrous, hysteric. sad ilatellni
as well as the varions other spasmodic affect ions so monoollsnathe
sex. Dr. Fotherygill's Pills, as a family medicine, sbpulJ be in
poisession of every moiler and other goaKans of the young, who
have female' entrt.sted to thew care.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bader's, 4, Chapati, earner
of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Cit. and Smith. Edinburgh and
Olas•bow ; &lam, Porumomh ; Newberry and Sea, Dublin
Pack and Turner, Hull ; I foilaad and I la) don, Plymouth ; and
most Booksellers in every town, in buses, at Os. 9.1. and I Is. Also
mrri.Lß's AROMATIC PECTORAL. LOZENGE*, toe
improvirg the -Joke, and for coughs, colds, animus, and con-
sumptions, in boxes, at 134 d. rash.
HiEst‘Y.ll.lHE Vs') LONG LIFE
ard
THE KING
NERVOUS
TURF., for the Rel of and Cure erDietvilers of she Had,
Stomach, and Bowels; Gouty, Bilious, mad Nervous CempleAnMi
Acidity, Wind, Spasms, and Costiveness; Loss of.Appetke and
I'l'll7,mb:in; Debility, Palsy, /cc.
From J. Huasa , Esq. to Mr. Renee, Surgeou,Rellgote,lurrely.
Laytonstone August 14,11109.
Dear Sir—l continue your excellent' Cardiac in the reerning.
and never mean to desist ; 1 think it well adapted for pectoris ad.
vanced in Life, for daily use, and I give it hie' credit for the pro-
sent good state of health I enjoy at 50 years of age.
Your greatly obliged, JOHN HURST.
CASE XX.—To Mr. JAMRS Renee Reigate, Sonny.
Laytonnotteok;sex..;th Dec.loos.
Stel am an old patient of yours—have taken many sf your
pint bottles of Cardiac, and Pilb, some yean pan, and was con-
vinced of the good cifeeta at that time, as soon alterd voided pU
stones, and have since been comfortably well until shoot a isonat
ago, when I was attacked with a loathing of all food and s skit
stomach, without retching, and all the senestietweemprlevi en-
der the heeds of Dyspepsia and Hypoebonitrissis ; sMo et tDsesr a
tiling gout, bilious, a little scorbutic, aid rheumatic ;
troubled with wind in the stomach and bowels, elated** ner-
vous, palpitation of the heart, crainpo and spasms. I was once
told by an able physkian, that my complaints were all dole fa-
mily ; if so, it is a large one. I never had a fir of the gout, al.
ways lived a regular life, and am now 15 years of age, but very
active till attacked as abOre. Now, Sir, if you advise meta take
your Camille, Ste. and that it will be of real service to render Iffs
immediately • more commence
a Roe Sir, your
JOHN HURST,

ktgo, Ste.
1 more comfortable, I shall immediately oime inert
This day was publtshed,in Royal tutu). rote 4,4. cstraboarcli4 I your Cardiac, &c. and that it will be of rod lenient* Ifie
man frame, there ' A, POPULAR ESSAY on the STRUCTURE,
more alarming in 1 1 YORMA PION, and 141ANAGEMENT of the TEETH. j Jeer patient. The favour of a lbw will muck oblige, tore
They are coot- By I. FULLER, Surgeon Dentist. obedient ervant, JOHN HU
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net sibstentious, is Illustrated by Six 4to Engraving', accurately executed from • general advice, in such MN, Is to take pile Tineslin
drink are impreg- Drawings made rapresdy fur this oort. in web dolly doses as shall Itqp Me body oarlar 1 eelstaTE
e excruciating tor- The object a this week being of a very general and popular tire, on/detergent Pill at bed time. (see
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ecies of disorder. nature, the Author has particularly aimed at familiarity and ckar-
neat of expression. A concise, but eorregt amoral history of the ! nun 13°1" toobtbia That.* ,sows, sad isseiliallbe•
tm4":7: iintkalMtneeU. only nill);'1 Teeth, is farmed by explicit Directions for their Treatment 1 nek ass "Indere Melon Ili abo thealalte of Lewd
le, bet happily de- through the various stages of dentition, perfection, and disease, , n'n°7_44l_,et 001"1".
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aria y concretiors, j the most approved methods uf their application and management. SIM *fie alla sh. Rlnmeloredilllallit br
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