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This day were published, price 2s. 6d.

QTRICTURES on the EXPEDIENCE of the
ADDINGTONIAN EXTINGUISHER; comprising Sati-
rical Observations on the probable Influence of Methodism on
Civilized Society in all its Gradations; particularly Statesmen,
Divines, Lawyers, Physicians, Authors, Player., Artists, Musi-
cians, &c. Etc —BY AN IMPARTIAL OBSERVER.
16 Who *ball decide when Doctors disagree
" And soundest Casuists doubt, like you and me!"

Tn ads Tract, the hostility of thel;lobiliiy, Gentry, and. Pro-
fessors of the liberal Sciences Against Schism are ironica,ly vindi-
cated; and the timely prevention of the dangerous predominance
of Barbarism over Refinement elucidated.
I.undoo: Printed for Cradoek and Joy. S?, Paternoster-row.

REPRINT OF THE OLD CHRONICLES.
Next Week will be publiNheil, in Royal Quarto,

9HE PASTIME of PEOI'LE, or, the CHRO-
NICLES of DIVERS REALMS; and most esi e lallv of
the REALM of ENGLAND. Briefly Compiled, and Imprinted
in Cheapside.--Ey JOHN RASTELL, A.D. 1529.
New first reprinted, and systematically arranged, with fac-
simile Wood-cuts of the Portraits of Popes, Emperors, &c. and
the Kings of England.
Printed for F. C. and I. R'lvington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Ro-
binson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Cadell and
Davies, J. Mawman, and J. Johnson and Co.
Of whom may be badjatelv reprinted,
The Chronicles of Fabyr, Grafton, Hall, and Holinshed.
In the Press, and very shortly will be puhlLhed,
The Chronicles of Arnold and Hardyng, Lord Bcrners's Proh-
ibit, and Fuller's Worthies of England.

This day was published, in 8 small vols. price in boards .R 2.
Elegantly printed on a superfine woven paper, in a uniform size
with the publications entitled WALara's CLAsslcs, with Vig-
Detre Titie-pagm and Frontispieces, designed by Ewius, and
engraved by
.Noble, •
9'HE PLAYS of WILLIAM SIIAKSPEARE,
A- accurately printed from the text of the corrected copy left
by the late George Stevens, Esq. with Classical Notes, explain-
ing obsolete words, or obscure sentiments, and a Sketch of the
Life of Shakspeare.
Printed for J. Nichols and Son, F. C. and J. Rivington,. J.
Stockdale, W. Lowndes Wilkie and Robinson, T. Egerton,
J. Walker, J. Nunn, W. Clarke and Sons, J. Barker and Son,
J. Cuthell, R. Lea, Lackington and Co. C. Law, J. Deighton,
J. White and Co. B. Crosby and Co. W. Earle, 3Gray and Son,
G. Robinson, Longman and CO. Cadell and lavies. J. Harding,'
R. H. Evans, J. Booker, S. Bagster, J. Mawman, Black and Co.
J. Richardson, J. Booth, Nov matt and Co. R.Pheney, R. Scho-
ley, J. Asperne, J. Faulder. R. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, J.
Mackinlay, J. I ohnson and Co. Gale and Curtis, mid Wilson and
Son, York.
Of whom may be bad, lately published,
Sh4kspeare's Plays, with glossarial Notes, neatly printed in
10 vols. 18mo. price ,el. 10s. in boards. '1 he same Work may
also be had, elegantly printed on fine royal paper, price £B. ss.
in boards. _ _ - . . -

AROMATICSPIRItofVINEGA R, theorigiaal
invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive im-
provements to the highest perfection, continues to be prepared
and sold by Messrs. Henry, Manufacturing Chesisists, Manches-
ter. This agreeable perfumed liquor, which is composed et highly
concentrated vinegar,joined with the most plant aromatics and
efficazions antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in ary climate,
and for any length of time. Its pungent odour ada;its it for af-
fording relief in headaches, faintinga, &c. and renders it pecu-
liarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of pub-
be resort, and in tie apartments of the sick; it counteracts also
the infection of contagious diseases.—As many spurious and infe-
rior preparations are sold under the sam.. and similar names, the
public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being ge-
nuine, that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engra-
ved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in bottles, price 2s. 9d. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by JLy!ey and Blew,
Cockspur-street, (the'only Agents in London authorized by the
Proprietors) ; where may be bad,
Sea NCR OOZES, of gold, silver, cornelian, crystal, Ecc. Also,
HENRY'S CALCHSEG MAGNESIA, inbottles, 2,. 6d. and larger
with glass stoppers at 4i each, their names being on the stamps.

SPRING PHYSIC.—Dr. JOHNSO VEGE-
TABLE ESSENCE is a safe, certam and efficacious Re-
medy for the Scoter, and for the Cure and prevention flail the
baneful train of dreadful maladies of which that disease (so com-
mon to the inhabitants of this couutry) is the source. At this
season of the year the most prevalent malady is the Scurvy, and
indeed no constitution is free Irons it.—Dr. Jones() x's Essence
will be found the most salutary and efficreiisus Sreixo Puessc
ever yet administered, as it possesses the peculiar and important
advantage of being composed of materials PURELY VEGETA 'mt.
An introit. ant truth, that ought to be impressed upon fhb minds
of young females is, that" Beauty cannot exist without health,"
and that the one is absolutely unattainable by anypractices incon-
sistent with the other. In vain do they hope to improve their
skin, or to give a lively redness to their cheeks, uniess.they take
care to keep the blood pure, and the whole frame active aud
vlgorotts.--There is nothing pejlaps (as a celebrated writer
observes) so pernicious to women as creams; and pastes, and
powdery, and lotions, and numberless other contrivances to
bleach the skin, or to produce an artificial white and red. All of
them act with double injury not only in destroying the surface,
which they were expected to beautify, but in' poisoning the hs-
bit, and causing a* fatal neglect of the great preiereative• of life
itself. A blotch or a pimple, however offensive to the eye. gives
timely notice of the impure state of the fluids, and of the kind
efforts of nature to expel the noxious matter. Ought not these
efforts then to be assisted by salutary measures, and by a judicious
plan of diet and regimen, instead of throwing back the impurity
into blood, and thus converting the very means of health into
the of infection and disease i Besides, lead or mercury Is
the c ingredient in all those boheted cosmetics, and being
absorbed tiro' the skin, cannot fall to occasion cramps, spasms,
convolskies, collet, and the gigantic train of nervous and Con-
sumptive complaints. We earnestly recommend, therefore, the
use of Dr. Jolufson's Vegetable 'Essence to all these who are
-oubled with and other scorbutic Assns.

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Mw, Twenty Prints, illustrative of various interesting !cents trouois.. ith pimples - erupts._
In the Plays of Sbakspeare, engraved. by Banclocal, Tornio , Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-Market,and all.
Chtesernan Meadows, fkc. fcc. Iran the Designs of the..l e the principal wholesale venders • retail by Mathews and Leigh,
Henry Buobury, Esq. In the poesession of her Royal Highness'is
I is,
Strand,
London-; all printe'rs of neWspapen in the coentry,
Duchess of York. Published originally by the late T. Macklin. and venders of patent medicines in general; price 15s. a packet,
vor 4'4 to 131Aigs plp.lnepas by IL Prise .645. 114. boards. duty included. Onspasket Till inAknfral sifesiks curs. . '

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SALES BY A.LtCIiON.

CAMBRiDOESIifRE AND SUFFOLK. . . .
VALUABLE MANORS,..ADVOWS924Si and ESTATES.
By Mr. PEYTONi ' •
At Garrastay's Coffee-house, Change alley, Curahill, hi the
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course of the pignut Month;
THE MANORS of laaatlGH GREEN and
WESTLEY, and the Peirgitirß AdVowson of the Rectory
of Borough Green; Ind. sindry Very rdnatile Estates, in 'the oc-
capacitor of Messrs. Wedge, Hotelier, I.yllw, Wells, and either',
mast respectable 'Fenauts,at Will; with theAuagnificent .WOods
'fit hand ; containing together upwards 0f.3100 Acres.
The Mitors of WithersDeld and Shardioes (in
Shudyiamps) and the perpetual Advowson Of the Rectory of
Witherslield, and sundry very valuable Estates in the occepathin
of Messrs. Signs, John Riggs, Westrop Ewen Wedge,and others,
very respectable Tenants at Will; as aim, the beautiful and
thriving Woods la hand, containing in the whole upwards ut
1500 Atm.

ey and Borough Green Estates are situate five miles
fro* Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the main Lon.
doo road. The Withersfield and Shudyeanip's Estates areslttutte
in the County of Suffolk, within three miles of liaverW, and on
the tnrnpike road leading from that town to Linton. ' .
These Estatem are well worth the attention of Capitallns and
Spent:nen, as they abound with Game, and are only distant from
the metropolis 55 miles. The Land in general is in a high state
of cultivation andthe Buildings in capital repair, ..nd one Route
on each Estate may be converted into a Gentleman's Residence
at a trifling erpence. The day of Sale will be adverslsed In due
time, and printed particulars delivered at Mr. James's Office,
New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn. london.

VALUABLE LH:MARY, YRINTS; PO it f 1 tI ti, exc.

On the Premises, Nb. 4, RIcIiP4ONCI-TIRII ACE, CLIFTON, On
Saturday, August 3, and 10 following days (except Sundays),
immediately alter the sale of the HOnsehuld Furniture,
Ey Mr. WISE (from
THE extensive and well.selectea LIBRARY of
BOOKS, (the genuine property of a Gentleman, rent9ving
to the Royal York Crescent);., consisting of more than Three
Thousand Voinmes, in elegant variety of bindingvin Russia and
Morocco leather, &c. Amongst many others equally valuable
will be found the following Volumes :
• Grainger's Biographical History of England, in 4 vols. imp. fol.
illustrated with upwards of '2300 Portraits, including a complete
set of the plates from the Heroologia, very choice impressions,
and many rare specimens by Holiar, Gaywood, Pass,,Faithorne,
Henhraken, Venue, Loggan, Ste.
. .

Macklin's Bible, an'early subscription copy, magnificently
bound in 7 vol s. Morocco gilt.
Bowyer's splendid edition of Humes 1-listory of England, a
warranted subscriber's copy, mid enriched with a 1. p. set of the
Heads and Monuments to,Raisin, in 10 viols. Russia gilt.

BA's Shakespeare, and British Theatre, a large paper copy,
fine Impressions of the Plates, 54 tols, blue Morocco gilt
Grose's Antiquities of England, Scmland, Ireland, Military
Antiquities, and Ancient Armour; Willis's Cathedrals, Benthatn's
Ely ; Ditgilides Warwickshire, the original edition, 1654; Nash's
Wofcesttriltire,
Shaw's Zoology, I. p.; Dodsley's Annual Register, 4tl vols. Ice.
The I-lath:Lin Miscellany, 011 edition with the catalogue; Hol.

lingsbed's Chronicles, black letter edition, with the castrations,
and the new edition, of ditto, with Hall. Grafton, and Fabian;
_ _

Hunter's Ltvater ; Chamberlayn's Holbein ; Clarendon Mut-
tra:ed ; a proof impression Of Boydell's grand Stakeveare
r'y; most of the Works of Pennant, Swint, Ireland, Lysons, &c.
An extensive series of Voyages and navele—Hawkswordes,
Conk, Vancouver, Macartney, &c. -
A rich collection of Topography, Antlquitlcsjtistory, curious
Black Letter Books. Astrology, Witchcraft, Scarce 'acts, &c.

Several valuable l'urt Folios of old Prlnts; containing theworks
of Callot, Hollar, Bolswert, Vorsteman,
And a capital Mahogany Library bookcasr, of large dimen-
sions, complete convenience, superior wood and workmanship.

Tickets of admission to view two days previous to the sale
may be lead on the premises ; of Mr. Gulch, printer, Bristol; or
of the Autioneer, Bath- Cataloznes also in due time may be
had; Is. each, at the same pace; or at Longman and Co.'s, book-
sellers, I .oudon.

PAPER MILLS.
TO bE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

On Timothy, August 8, at Seven in the Evening, by Mews.
BARDWELL, it their Auction Room, in the Market-place,
Sheffield, Yorkshire,

`HE valuable LEASE of those extensive pow-
-1- erful WATER MILLS, situate at Brightside, near Shef-
field, in the County of Fork, now in work as a Paper Mill. The
premises are somewhat Iris than half a mile from the head of the
Navigation on the stream of the River Dun, 3 miles from Shef-
field, and 3 from Rotherham. They consist of three several Mill
Races, in one of which is the paper mill water wheel, driving four
engines; in another, a water wheel, now used fur machinery to
rasp, grind, and sift dye woods, end roll paper and mdl.lwrds.
Some time ago a part of this water wheel was employed as a
leather mill, which part now lies unoccupied; and in the third
a water wheel, formerly used for grinding cutlery ware, latter-
ly fur glazing paper, now lies still. The rag dressing and stoic
rooms ate very large and convenient; the drying rooms and dry-
ing stoves now erected are sufficient for double the !somber of
vats, wilieh are only five,altliongh tea might be worked with the
paper mill, water wheel, and engines, hi their present state
fhis more than ordinary supply en drying room, arises from the
late deceased proprietor havii:g a few years ago carried on the
paper manufactory, toge: her with pasteboard making. There is
a convenient dwellieg house on tile premises, with gardens, well
stocked with fruit-trees, and exclusive of the scite of the mill,
dwelling house, gardens, and yard, there are four acres and up-
wards of land, of a singularly productive quality, adjoiniug to
the Islip. Ilie head in water, with its fall, might he made
three times more valuable than it now is, were the present im-
provements' in laying the water stn wheels adapted, although it
is with its water wheels now in use, equal to steam engines of ICO
to 163 horses power. Its vicinity to the head of the Navigation of
the River communicating direct with Loudop, aced all the intioni
counties, by way of *1 borne, Hull, Gainsbro', at low freight!,
make it highly eligible for a parer, or any 0.11,.•r ma,itifactory,and
it is presumed, that for the purpose of a Joint Stock Comp ty iu
the Iron or Copper way, or as a Corn-Mill, grinding wheels for
hardware, ether coupled with paper making or not, or any milt r
heavy branch of illanufactory, it would be unrivalled. ounce: to
attain the strength or power by steam this water-mill is capable
of, would require an annual consumption of mils far beyond cal.
culation of expence, if that article should continua to advance in
the way it has done during the last 15 years, it being well known
that a steam engine of 60 horse power, requires at leastseven tons
of coal per day of 12 hours work. The buildings are all in excel-
lent repair, and may be converted, at small ripener, to serve for
any other manufae:ory. Coals are to be had at a very low rate,
and iron ore is plentiful round the neighbOuritomt Ihe River
Dun Navigation Act of Parliament allows of the navigation to he
continued up to the wear of the mill dam, if the purchaser thinks
It needtui to have It so high. The premises may be entered upon
Immediately, and provldid they be to part purchased for carry-
ing on as a paper twill, trom the guilt being now at work, every
material, such as rope, rag, felts, moulds, dye-woods are 00* itt
hand, and maybe had at a fair valuation.
The whole priuperty being a scife of from six to seven Acres,
by admeasuremot, is held on lease under the Trustees of ttto
Saeffield Hospital, for the terns of 45 years unexpired from Lady-
day last, at the annual rent of £9O. The purchaser will have it
at his option to buy five to six acres of excellent Freehold Grass
Land, within a few hundred yards of the Mill, wheron Ore
seven Cottages, now all tenanted by the wenknien, which will be
Sold by Public Auction after the Mills are disposed of.
The premiers may be viewed by application to Mr. James
Moingomery,Printer of the iris, in Sheffield, who will 'hew the .
same, and give further information. Principals, or their known
Agents, will be treated with by Mr. Jolstt Pearson, Solicitor, 9,
Staple-Inn,Lontlon; and to prevent unnecessary trouble, if fetters
are sent, they must be post paid; stating tit teat Wu and skl•
dress of the parties arplilag.

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