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This day was published,
in Two Vo i 2mo, price, in boards, Ios. 6d.
I'HINK'S-i-TOMYS ELF. A SeriaLudicro,
Tragic° Comico Tale. Written by Thinks-1-to-Myself
Who T—Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Pater-
noster-row ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Asperne,

orntjl.

BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES.
'THE THIRD NUMBER of both Series of the
.1- above *ork will be published in April, and the publication
will be regularly continued at the Office which 4 now fitting up
for this purpose, No. 54, New Bond-street.
The Exhibition of the Drawings, dm. will be opened at the
same thne, with considerable additions.
Printed for j.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orke, and Brown, J.
White, Cadedind Davies, and P. W. Temkin..

This day *u pnisllabokin Mo. price 12a. boards,
A N ENQUIRY ihtcs the Nattre, Causes, and Cure
A 1 of HYDROTHORk/ illustrated by interesting Cues,
and many Living Examples of the Success of the Mode of Treat-
ment recommendecL—By L. MACLF:AN, M D.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ; and Nunn, Great Quail's-street, London; and 1. liurkitt,
Sudbury. 7; -

This day was published, closely printed in Svc), price 41.15. boards,
VOLUME I of
A DICTIONARY of the PRACTICE in CIVIL
ACTIONS in the COURTS of KING's BENCH and'
COMMON PLEAS ; together with PRAC I'ICAL DIREC-
TIONo and FORMS; distinctly arranged under each Head,
By THOMAS LEE, of Gray's Inn.
London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookselleri Bell-yard,
Lincoln's Inn.

This day were published, in I Vols. Svc.. price XL 111.
PROPOSALS, with the MEASURES and PLAN,
detailed, fer RECTIFYING PUBLIC AFFAIRS and
PRIVATE GRIEVANCES, and Instituting the Happy, and
Divine Order of Things intended for Mankind ; or a self-evident
Practical Sys ens of Political, Individual, and Commercial In-
terews, whereby at. g.eamess and felicity of the British Empire
may be consummated at present. and rendered permanently
sesture.—by GEORGE EDWARDS, Esq. M.D.
Author of the Income, or Property 'fax.
Pri:,t,tl for 1. Ridgway, Piccadilly.

A NEW FRENCH WORK FOR YOUTH.

On the Ist April was published, in S vols. 12mo. price 12s. bound,
T ES SOIREES D'HIVER, Ouvrage amwant et
.11-4 instructif, dedie ala Jennesse.—Par LB. DEPPING.
N. B. This work, which is written on a new and improved
plan, has met with the most distinguished success at Parts, where
three Editions have already been called for. The translation will
be ready in a few days.
Printed tor and sold by H. Colburn, English and Foreign Pub-
lic Library, 50, Conduit-street, London; Anderson, Edinburgh ;
and Cumming, Dublin.

This day was published, in 2 Vol.. 12mo. price 30s.
T" TIMES ; a Novel. DedicAted, by permis-
sulisinn, to hliss Hamiwroet.
Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, English and Foreign Pub-
lic Library, 50, Conduit-street, London ; Anderson, Edinburgh ;
and Cumming, Dublin : of whom, and of all Booksellers, may be
bad, lately published, .
ISAINNIA Or MILAN; a Novel, drawn from, and exhibiting
scenes of, Lile and Manners, Foreign and Domestic. Dedicated
to her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire, 5 vols. 255.
A WINTII IN PARIS, or Memoirs of Madame de Cu", in
s vols. 18s.

This day was pl.blished, in S vols. t 2mo. price 13s. Cd. in boards,
ANNE of BRITTANY; an Historical Romance.
4. We do not hesitate to acknowledge, that the present per-
formance is one of the most pleasing and rational publications of
this description which we have lately had occasion to notice. The
language is elegant, the Blot is founded on an interesting portion
of the French History, and the Author has shewn good taste and
consistency as well in the selection as in the invention of the
dents."-i—Menthly Rev. Oct. 1810.
Printtd for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 82, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had, price Gs. extra boards,
The Priton of Montauban, or '1 imes of Terror; a reflective
Tale. By the Editor of the Swedish Letters.—" We can safely re-
commend this volume, as one of which the perusal may be atten-
ded with pleasure and advantage."—Monthly Rev. Oct. 1810.

Pet SALE, BY AMNION,
At the Exchange Cafes-room, Bristi, on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
at five, for account of this Underwriters,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.-
163 Bags SI a- "001, damaged.
About Sev:, Cork.
Being the Cargo of t Isabella and Ann, George Barclay
Master, stranded at Sr ;; ,on her voyage front Valencia to bristol.
The Goods to !.. -mewed on Monday, anti day of sale, at
Messrs. John Hay.' rn and Co.'s Warehouse, King-street, Bris-
tol, where Cata`egues %ern he delivered, and at the place of isle.
MARSH and EIISWORTH, Brokers,
Na 9, Tokenhnuse-yard.

FOR J ALL BY AUCTION,
At the Exchange Coffee House, Bristol. ,on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
At,stTaisnv2t6ltue Si 1,144 tit Ishi.ll,algiliirtd Aziti!lif.,a.rgo)i,n
be
viewed on Monday and Day of `We, at Messrs. Lane,
Edwards, and Co.'s Warehouse, Head of the Quay, Bristol,
where Catalogues will be delivered, and, further particulate
known of MARSH and EBSWOR
London, Arril r, t 4l t. Brokers, 9, Tukeuhouge Yard.

BELL'S AN A I'OMY, COMPI.ETE, in THREE VOLUMES.
This day was published,
In Three Volumes Octavo, (with many additional Engravings)
price .C 2. As. boards, the Third Edition of
THE ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY :
•Nt• containing the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, Joints,
Heart, and Arteries —By JOHN BEI.L, Surgeon.
And dot of the Brain and Nervcs, the Orgasm of the Senses,
and the Viscera..
By CHARLES BELL, Surgeon.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and mown, Pa-
ternoster-row ; and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whore may be had, by the same Author,
I. Engravings of the Arteries, imperial Bvo. price XI. Is. bds.
2. Anatomy of the Brain, royal 4to. price Xi. Its. ditto.
S. A Series of Engravings, explaining the Course of the Nerves,
royal 4to. price XL Is. ditto.
4. Engravings of the Bones, Muscles, and Joints, 4to. price
I I s. 6d. ditto.
S. A System of Operative Surgery, 2 vols. royal Bro. X 1 .1 4s. do
6. A System of Dissections, second edition, folio, .C 3. Ss.
7. The sanse wee 14 2 vols. foolscap ilvo. 12s. ditto.

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
DOCTOR BUCHAN most pathetically describes
the sufferirgs of Children while cutting their Teeth, a most
dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought to
be paid them ; particularly at this critical season, when the Chin
Cough and Measles are so prevalent. If the irritation of the
Gums comes with any other disorder, very few Infants recover.
Mothers ought never to be without the 'AMERICAN SOOTH-
ING SYRUP in the Nursery, fur if a Child wakes in the night
with paha in its Gums, this valuable Medicine applied, will im-
mediate!), cpen the pores, heal the Gums, and thereby prevent
' fevers or convulsions. Parents who may be dubious of the vir-
tues of the SOOTHING SYRUP, may refer to the different
cases that have appeared in this and other men.
Since Mrs. Johnson has diktributed, gratis, 190 bottles weekly,
50 onTuesday and 50 on Saturday mornings, front 9 to to o'clock,
to the pour who may have children afflicted in cuttlrg their
Teeth, by brirgir.g a letter from a housekeeper, that the Mother
is a real object of charity, has made it so universally known, that
cases ;would be superfluous, as its virtues are known in almost
every family where there are young chdldren.
To be bad of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. 94, New-
rino-ureer, Oxford-street; and Retailed by Golding, Cornhill;
Newhery, !Janie-street, Dahlin ; and by all the principal Medi-
cine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 94. a bottle, for ready
money only.
N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnson's American Soothing Syrup-

NEW .InAtICFORTE AND VOCAL MUSIC.
TH! VICTORY; or, GENERAL GRAHAM'S
GRAND MARCH. Composed by M. Hoist, price Ss. tid.
The King of tweden's Grand March, by ditto, price 21.6 d.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Grand March, com-
posed by I. Mencke, price is. id. •
A Sonata, with an Accompaniment for Flute or Violin, com-
posed by G. G. Ferrari, Op. 49, price ss.
lie favourite Song, Sigh not for Love, arranged as a Rondo,
by G. Kiallmarch, price 21.6 d.
Our Monarch, the Prince, and the Nation ; a popular Loyal
Song, written by Peter Pindar, Esq. composed by J.Mazitioghi,
price ls. Cd.
'lke Lion roused, written by Mr. Cherry, composed by T.
Holntea, price is.
The Sunny Hill, a Ballad sung by Mrs. Vaughan at the Vocal
Concerts, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus Doc. price is 6d.
See our Oars with teather'd Spray, the celebrated Boat Glee,
sung as ditto, composed by ditto, price 25.6 d.
0 tell me, tell me, Mary Dear; a Ballad, by ditto, price 2s.
The Sun was set, a Ballad, by ditto, price U. 6d.
I.ovely Emma, a Duet sung by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, by
ditto, price 2s.
'rile Patriot, or Hermit of Saxellin ; an Opera performed at
the Dublin Theatre, the whole of the Music entirely new, com-
posed by the same Author, price 211.
With a variety of New Mask, the Poetry from the Lady of
the Lake, the Music composted by Mr. Mazzinghi and Sir John
A. Stevenson, Mus. Due.
London t Published by Goulding and Co. N 0.20, Sol"
and No. 7, Verettailltland-ktrait,



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BRADBERRY'S.rATENT SPECTACLES.
'THE sight tif.the aged k restored, the weak sight
1 strengthened, 'and' the perfect right preserved, upon an-
4rting principles, by stillßtftßY's P.t ENV SPNCTA. •
CLES.4o. Stl4,llfWV•tktit.i-111 prevent disappointment, be
al* parti, in oboe'. tiNtlif twits sin*, lanse.private house, neat
tioor to eke FishmoggsA.between Swallow-street and Argyle-
street. " '• • ,
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CO jl.-TAR lilt&trisektiti PA/S:TS, PREPARED FOR
OtiT-DOOR PALNTING.
THE Public- are must 'respect! tiliy informed, that
the above-memlotied Articles continue to be prepared by the
British Colour Company only, No. t, Walbrnok, London. The
Coal Tar Brownie recommended for Harosniol all rough Fencintr,
is of a good colour, and will be found' cheaper and more durable
than common Tar. The'Pahits are' of various shades of Oita/
and other colours, peculfeititailapted for useful and ornamental
coveting, and are easily applied, being sold In a state for use.
N. B. White Lead, and au sorts of Painters Oils and Colours
of ilea bingailhy. linseed Cake foi

To SHI DitRS, CARPENTERS, WHEEI.WRitiH I S,
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TIM R-MERCHAN'T'S, GUN•MAILERS, & OTHERS.
d
TIMBER, ,
Of superior Quality and large Dlniensions.
. TO BE soi.b BY AUCTION, by Mr. BURTON,
On Monday, the lith of April, 1611, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
swan Inv, Lettlterlmid; in the comity of Surrey, in Lets,
CONSIDrRASLE Number of . JRZES;
consisting of 16901 A, $O9 Ash, 409 Elm, S 7 IV akait, &c.
being the Thinning. at thelps-nificant 'limber now growing in
Norbury Park, situate on the l'urnplke Road from Dorking to
I.eatberhead.
Catalogues may be had Seven Days previous to the Day of
Sale, of Mr. Arnold, on the Premises ; and of Mr. Burton, Auc-
tioneer, Cornhill, London.

CAPITAL I'ARM TO BY LVT,
And entered on imnsediately
MO RBU R Y PARK FARM; consisting ofbetween
Flirt. and Six Hundred Acres of Pasture, Tillage, Meadow,
and Wood laud, with excellent Farm-house, Stc. acc. at Mickles
ham, in the County of Surrey—two miles (lona Dorking, one
mile from Leatherhead, an 1 twew y miles from London.
This Istate has been nearly half • century in the hands of the
Proprietor, Lock., Esq. deceasto, and is fertilised by the
River Mole, whias divides at.
Apply by letter (poet paid) to Mr. Murray, Solicitor, Symosurs
Inn, London ; or to Mr. Arnold, the steward, on the premises,
who will shew the Estate.

MOST ELIGIBLE PART OF PARE-LANE.
CAPITAL RESIDENCES, wrni OFFICES, COACH.
HOUSES, STABLING, he.
By • Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Friday, April ?Ada, at One, is Two Lots,
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in Park-lane, heween Seymour-place and Hertford-
street ; comprising the spacious Mansion late in ..ostession of a
Nobkmani together' with the gateway to the Stables, three Coach-
houses, and Stables fur thirteen Horses; the Premises COlnattl
In front to Park-lane forty-three feet and 'one hundred and
eighteen feet In depth, and are convertible to an unrivaled
residence lor a family of the first distinction, a commending
and most cheerful situation, witlk.,beautiful and extensive rich

Views of the country. • . ,
Lot. A very Eligible Residence, en a smaller scale, adjoin-
ing, In the occupation of Mr. Hammond, containing in front
9f Park-tang twenty-two feet and 110 feet in depth ; the House
comprises two roams on a floor, with Offices, and Standing-room
fur two Coach houses,, and Stables for ten Horses. •I'hese Pre-
mites are capable of being converted to a spacious family reel-
elepee...or may w tail td i.e I. and ttigether would form creed
the first Manske-is in the Metropolis.
Plans of the Premises may be seen at Mr. Cockerell's Office*
in Saville-row ; or at Mr. Robins.
Particulars may be bad on the Premiies ; at Mr. Cockerell's
Office, 1n ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Roblns,War-
witk-street, Ooklen-square.
TO 'CAPITALISTSS SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. PEYTON,
At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the Ist day of
May next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE highly Desirable and most Valuable FREE-
HOLD ESTATES, In the following Lots, part of them
Tithe-free :
Lot 1. The Manor of Shudy Camps, abounding with Game,
and a most improveable Freehold Estate, consisting of a respect-
able Farm House, and proper Offices, and 2i ta Acres of enclosed
and gun Field, Arable, Meadow, and future Land, in the pos
sessidh of Mr. Ewen, and also 12 Acres of thriving Wood Land
in hand.
Lot 2. Several Claim of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
nearly adjoining the last Lot, containing 39A. 36P. in the posses-
sion of Mr. E. D. *edge.
Let 3. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a +ery compact Estate,
consisting of a convenient Farm. House, with proper Offices at-
tached, and rrs Acres of convertible Arable anti Down I.a d
(Tithe-free) iu the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mrs.
Strand.
Lot 4. The Manor of Swaffham, with a most valuable Estate,
consising of a respectable Farm House and Officio. and Vt.:-
Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land
(lithe-free) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Cnamberi.
Lot 5. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell,
containir.g litlA. lit. field-measure, with valuable rights of Com-
mon belonging thereto, in the tenure of Mr. Wm. Shelverton.
Let 6. The very valuable Manors of Tibtoft and Dunningharn,
with the Courts. quit touts (amounting to upwards of f'42 per
Annum), Copyliolds, and the valuable rights ant perquisites be-
longing in the said Manors.
Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell,
containing 1 atiA. 311. (Celdoneasure) with valuable rights of
common belonging thereto, in the Tenure of Mr. Jonathan Cass
burn.
Lot 8. A. most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, com-
prising Spinney Abbe! Mansion House, with the Offices, and
374 Acres of very fertile Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, of
prime quality, principally enclosed, with the great and small
tithes belonging thereto, icithe occupation of Mr, John Martin.
Lot 9. The Rectory iinpropnate Mahe Parish ot Wickets, whit
the right of presentati o the perpetual Cnracy thereof, with
the most valuable glair el, great and sirall,of the said parish (Lot 11
excepted) over Leifrly sotto Acres ot prime Land. principally
Arable, and alto a may cornpaa and tertile Estate, called Upwaro
Fartn, comprising a most respectaik Farm House and Offices,
and 144 Acres of old enclosed Ground, of prime guilty, sod
about 30 Acres ot Field Land, lying in the fields of Upware and
Wicket), in the Tenure of Mr. John Cooper.
I.ot 10. In Sufbik. '1 be Manor of Gamley Rectory, with the
CASE. Rectory itopropriate of the Parish of G.zeley, and the Rectorial
r riiCrstAS LAMB, of 32, New Newnham-street, Tithes thereof, extending over %mar& ot 3700 Acres of enclosed
-11- Edgeware-road, was affected four or five pots with a pus- and open Fiehl Land, with a very compact and desirable Estate.
tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in his lace and consisting of a must respectable Fars] House and convenient 01-
bands, and then it spread over his body. About Christ ma 5,11309, fices, and 184 Acres' of enclosed and open Field Laud ut good
the usual period of the year when these diseases are always ag- quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. li. Wedge.
gravated, the soles of his feet were so covered that he was unable The above Manors and Estates abound with flame, and are
to walk; finding no relief front his medical advisers, he applied situate near the respeeltable '1 owns ot Cambridge and New-
in June, 15310, to the Dispensary, 15, Soho square; and by taking market, in a most dellghttui,conntry, intersected by good Roads,
Seri SZURY'S PATUNT ANTISCORBUTIC DIOPS. which he. bias mivigabie Rivers, doe. occ. and- distant from I.oadou about .51,
not new relinquished, all his symptoms are removed, and his own miles.
words are,,. I sin perfectly recovered." His complestion is pale. There are most respeetabbaetnum on the several Estates, who
and his stature has the appearance of being exhausted by growing are tinder notice to quit at MAChaelmas next, and who will shew
beyond his strenotli, and the chief seat ot his disease seemed to be their respective Farms.
a detect in the digesslve organs, which were considerably deranged. Plans and Specifications may be obtained by applying to Mr.
lii Scrophula, the powers of this medicine are most extraordi- lamees Office. New Boswell-court, Lincolu's Inn, London ; aud
nary, and the numerous Cults speak its desided superiority, printed particulars may. bit had twenty-one days before the Sale, by
As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbury s application to the Angel, Bury ; Bell, Mildenball; Lamb, Ely ;
Patent Antiscorhutic Drops,witb the iCiog's duty printed inblack Hoops, Cambridge; at the Place of Sale; and at the prineipal
ink, in bottles of 51. 6d. double bottles ius. and larger Li 4a. duty hum in the neighbouring Towiir ; and also of Joseph Butcher,
0 lisq.amuseanvitberdsldgee,,la,ni.d Edwceirsdarid,34l„Viltealsherlsyear, Eiqm.e.Nmagituressurket, and
r incLumposurded. Compoundyedeue Eissstuagneetias.l.o.4oo.
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