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London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

'TOURIST'S'PORTABLE COMPANION.

This day was published in six elegant volumes, royal I limes. illus.
trzted with coloured Maps, the Third Edition, much improved

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and enlarged, price 3tis. in boards, or .et neatly bound,
THE BRITISH TOURISTS, or TRAVEL-
LER'S-11. COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WALES,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, Including accurate Descriptions
of evtry part of the United Kingdom:• and comprehending the
most celebrated and most Interesting Modern 1 ours through
every part of the British Islands, particularly those of
Pennant, Sullivan, HaNsal, Grant,
Wyndham, Young, Morita, .. Holmes,
Johnson, ,Shaw. • Robertson, St. Fond,
tfutchinson, Newt e, Shrine, &c. &c.
With several Original :1 ours, communicated to the Editor.
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B 1 V 11-LIA-M MAVO it, 1..1..D. ReCtOiolitone;fieltl,
Vicar of Hurky, &c

Printed for RlcßAan Pa Lt.' rs, Bridge-street, nd so Id
by aU Booksell• n, particularly. by those on the great Roads, and
at the waterlog Places ; of whom may be had,
'rue Going to all the WA rtRl/10 PLACL3 for I 610, price 135.
In boards, or 13s. Gd. bound in Ted.
Tut Pici UR of LONDON. for 1110, price ss. bound,
TuaTnronitarnicat. DlcTrintatair of the UNITS° I{TM6''
DOM, with Forty-six newly drawn. Maps, price 255. in In ards, or
30s. coloured.
Tur..fiTuos of the 17 Nal.° XIX spow, 1115. half bound.

ELAGIBLL SI I UA FION FOR A SHIP BUILDER AND
TIMBER OR RAF!' MERCHANT.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAM', ,
(With immediate possession)
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD • ESTATE,
L situate near a certain place, called St. Ann's Fort, In King's
I,ynn, In the County of Norfolk, comprising an extensive Yard
for building s;,lps, with goo 1 Saw.pirs, Blacksmith's Shop,
Mould Lai, and tither conveniences necessary far conducting the
business of a Ship bulkier; and the local situation of the pre.
nAsos affords a convenient opportunity of making a dry Dock.
Also an excellent Dwelling-house, adjo ning the above, with a
good Stable and Chaise-house thereto belonging. The Premises
are wiw in the occupation of Messrs. Brindley's, who have en-
tered upon a more extensive concern at Frindsbury.
The Port of Lynn is well situate.' for procuring Oak Timber
trim the Counties of Suffolk, Northampton, Bediord, Bucking
ham, Rutland, and tither Counties, by means of the River Ouze.
For price and further particulars, enquire at the Once of Mr.
Harvey 9sodwin, in Lynn. Letters to be post paid.

Desirable FARMS,ISOU NTRY RES)DENCE;WATEIt MILL
-and L A ND% in WF.ST HENDRED and EAST LOCKINGE,
In the COON EY of BERKS.
. TO.BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. FIDEL and LORD,
On Saturday, the 2sth day of July, 1810, at Two o'Clock In the
Afternoon, at the Bear Inn, Wantage, (unless before disposed
of by Private Co ,tract, of which due notice will be given,)
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying
in severalty, and principally inclosed, situate In the Parishes
of West Hendred and East Lockinge, a very fertile part of the
County of Betinion the turnpike road from Wantage to London ;
distant a: out three miles from Wantage, seven from Abingdon,
to . from WalUngtord, and 58 front London ; in the following
des rabic Lots. poestestion of which is to be had on the 10th day
of October, I$ iO,
..o r A Piece of Arable Land, containing by atimeasurement
acres, being the northward part of Gold Barrow Hill Furlong,
en' ailjooting the village of Wen Hendren!, bounded on the east
by the Co ninim Field, and on the West by the t :loge Road.
toot 2. A Piece of Arable Land, containing 16A. 2R. i:SP. be.
Mg the residue of Gold Barrow Hill Furlong, extending to Ickle-
:on Mere.
Lot 3. A Piece of Arable Land, containing 13A. IR. 26P.
called the Twelve Land, situate southward of Ickleton Mere ;
and including the Mere; bounded on the sopth end by Mr.
'day'. Laud, on the west by Ginge Road, autism the-exit by the
Common Field.
Lot 4. A Ple‘e of Arable Land, containing 6 Acres, situate at
the north end or Brook Furlong, with the piece of PAS ure adjoin-
ing, bounded on the east by the Ginge Road, and °tithe west by
the Brook.
Lot 5. A Piece of. Arable Land, containing 19A. nR. 13P. be-
ing the residue of Brook Furlong, extending up to Ickletan Mere,
with the Piece of Pasture adjoining.
Lot 6. A capital Overshot Water Corn Mill, with Granary,
Three renentente or Dwelling-hooses and Gardens, a. Barn, and
other Out-houses, the Fishery dUill Water, and Iwo Closes of rich
Meadow Land, containing 6A. l R 17P. called the Mill Closes, all
eljoining, and late in the occupa;ion of Mr. William Goddard,
J.ceased. Also, he inclosed Ground of rich Arable Land, lying
•ontiguous, called the. Mill Piece, containing 2SA. 2R. 19P. in
-ite occupation of Mr. Robert Hayward ; and a Piece of Pasture
Land,containing :tat. 2711. ext.:titling from the Mal Closes to the
village of Ging., by the Brook.
Lot 7. A substantial D.veliing House and Malt House, with
Stabling and other Offices, Yard, and good Garden, late in the
occupation of Mr. William Goddard, situate at Ginge, with a
Cottage and Gaesien detached. Also a Paddock ot rich Meadow
or Pasture, containing IA SP. ; and a Close of very rich Arable
land adjoining, called Ilibb's Close, containing 9A. I R. 281'. lying
contignenta to the Dwelling-house, and now in the occupation of
Mr. Robert Hayward; the whole forming a desirable Country
Residence.
Lot 8. An Eligible Farm, called Ginge, lying nearly in a Ring
Fence, containing 11-13 1.3 R. SP. capable of great improvement;
consisting of an excellent substantial &lett Dwelling-house, with
five spacious Barns, Stabling. Granary, Pigeon-house, and 9.11er
convenient Buildings,; large Yards, a:Ad goad Garden; together
with sundry Closes and Pieces of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pas-
ture Land. lying altogether, and in severalty; with three Cot-
tages and Gardens, adjoining to Eubb's Close.
Lot P. A desirable and im,troveable Far ii, consisting of 327 A.
IR. SP. of Arable, Pasture, and Down Land, lyit,g altogether, and
lei severalty; together with 3 small Dwelling house, two large
Barns, Stabling, Skeds, Wel; house, and 'lard, adjoining, and con-
veniently sitssated, called The D iwi s Farm ; with the Moiety of
a valuable Sheep Pond on the Downs.
The foregoing Lots are situate in the Parish of West Hen •
Bred, and subject to a Quit sent of Et. is yearly, and to £32.
Land Tax.
Lot 10. An inclosed Ground of rich Meadow Land, contain-
ing neiA. 2R. 19P. called Penmarsh, situate in the parish of East
Lockinge, and adjoining, in part, to the Wilts and BA ks Canal.
The Land Tax Cri.
The Estate (except parts of Lots 6 and 7) is in the occupation
of Mr. Robert Hayward, whole Lease expires on the loth of Oc
tobernext ; at which time possession ot all the. Lots may he bad,
subject to his right to hold over the Barn, Granary, Yards, and
part of the Dwdling-house and Stables, belonging
ngiipng,,iitolg of his
the Farm in
his possession, until Micistimaier l .
Nat Year's Crope.—Parthei particulars may be had of Mr. Allin,
ot East blendressi, or Mr. Ward, of F.Tingdon; where a Map of
tb &age, and pi the Worst Lots may be mow, -

t PRAC I'ICAL BOOK•KEEPING.
EVERY Schoolmaster is awAre of the LlActilty of
l'prticuring suitable BLANti BOOKS, by which to tree
buys the art of Book-keeping. and wi'l to ronsequ• lice be glad to
find that regular sets of Blank Books have been pr 'vides! Co ac-
company Mr. Morrison's New Work, which is allowed to be the
most ..imple and practical 'System eter published, and therefore
de-erving Of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools.
Tit; publisher of Mr. Morrison's Work has provided four sets
of books, called Set A, Set B Set C, and ..et D, rifled In the but
manner with red and faint lines, neatly dune up, and properly
!atoned, with alphabets and other appen !ages corresponding to
the lour sets given in the system itself. He purposes to sell them
as under, and to give thirteen of either kind to Use dosen, besides
~
the customary allowances: .
Set A, . 3 Books, at Fs. per set.
Set IS, 6 Books, at 10s. 6d. thtto.
Set C, 7 Books, at I4s. ditto
Set D, 6 Books, at Ss. ditto.
These sets may be had together or separately, In any quantity,
of every Bookseller and Stationer in the United Kingdom i amli
to prevent mistakes, the sets wanted should be specified and-do-
scribed as belonging to Morrison's Boak-keeping.
N. B A new,, revised, and improved Edition has been just pub.
&bed of JOYCeII PItACTICAL ARITUSZTIC and Kay.
f Bridge-street, London, March 101"11110.

'THOSE who suffer nervous- irritation from weak.
-AL ness of stonsackobitructed bile, and bad digestion, will find
relief in SPILSBU R 's PA. k ANTISCORBU rid DROPS,
which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without Its Ireliab y s
they also consuk the health of the stomach, by prssenoting the ap-
petite, and as incrtase of spirits as the health improves.--In deep.
seated abscestes, where a cure con 1•1 scarcely be oestensplated,
so healthy a change has been produced, if VII excite the best hopes
of succew. In Eruptive, Scroplitalous Untltv. Rheumatic. and
Scorbutic co•nritiats. its reputation is established.—West India
olden attended to., at sue Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, L.,eidon.
'lite genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a
black ink stamp, and the wards, " By the King's Patent," ox..
pressed on the bottle, blii of direct ion, and milli& wrapper.
Sold 15, Solto.siguare, in small bottles of Ss. ed. doable bottke,
IC.. and larger Li. 3t.--Compound Essence St.

For Pititples, Blotches, Freckles, king-worms, Black-worms,
Carbuncles, dtc. &c. •I he greatest clearer and %caudate of
face, is iiiikhoubtraly
QOLOMON's A BSTERGENT LOTION, which
removes all disorders of the skin, pints os. Od. half pint,
21. 9d It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe, and valuab
liquid or wash, fur scorbutic and other eruptions on the face and
skin. It gently restores the skin to a degree of fairness and purity,
beyond the powecs of description. Lad:es may rely that It
ders the skin fair, delicate, and rentovLs every kind of stain,
sunburn, and all those freckles, which long illnoss and fatigue
nerally produce: in short, it is the only cosnulic a Lady can
at her toilette, with ease, comfort and safety, or a Gentleman
have recourse to when shaving is become a dreadful operation'
an eruptive disease on the face.
Sold by Mathews and 1.00, 18, Strand, where may be
Solomon's Detergent Ointment, 4s. 61 a box, for the cure of t.
wounds, sore or scald heads, ulcers, ehilblains, sore legs, scor,
butic or scropholous humours, chapped hands, burns or scalds,
gangrene or mortification, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's are; fir
tut., King's evil, &c.

ADVICE.
WHEN Men of Education and professional
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe _
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the succesir
ful result of their experience is the best proof of stmeriority.
Messrs. LOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated,and
tiated into every branch of the profession (cvtificael of wl
from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most emit
Physicians, they have to convince any luquirtr), have been
duced to trake the cure of the following the object of their
titular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted
moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures .
Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually
cured; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian Indul•
genres, icing residence in %rum climates, or a secret solitary --*
cm> often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, it,
one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a nuntz,
train of nervous diseassi, which, if not timely remedied,
sate in Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long
extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior meth-
remove those complaints, however inveterate or complicated,
without laying the patient tinder the least restraint in diet r
ercise ; and in recent Venereal Cases, where an early appli
is made on discovery of the infection, they pledge them
perform a cure in ilie short space of two days. the unpricedettm
ted success of their nude of treatment (which has never
known to fail in one sit.gle instance in a practice of ltf years,
ing which period many persons of both sexes have been cured,l
after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by c
Practititmers without effect), induces 'them to thus publicly
their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted ilia
sonally or by letter, by either sex, with inviolable secrecy,
cacy, and iottnitioti. Pstients in the country are repeated
scribe their age, manner of hying, ice. inclosing a Bank Note,
the same will he duly attended to) and advice and nietUcin
to any part of the kingdom.-13, Bouvede-street, Fleet-street.

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