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OFFICE, lbws 28, lett. -ROYAL 111ILITARY COLLEGE, Juts, • All Exchequer Bills dated in the Slenth of lone, 18.101 IN conformity to the Resolutions of his TO BE PAID OFF, Commissioners for conducting the affairs of de THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS 4 ills MA- tary College, that the Appointments of Professor "IL JESTre TREJSURT, having:lam Directionsfor paying of shall be determined by a competition of Talent, hie Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest doth hereby give Notice, that a Master of For due therm, at the. Exeloti uer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Exchequer, ^wasted at the Junior Departments of the said Nem Palace Yard, Westminster,, on Tuesday, At 23d day of July, Marlow, in the County of Bucks. 1811—dittoldattee willhegiven.dally (Sundays and Holidays exeepkd) No Person .will-be approved for the Est mail and including Saturday,:the 13th 1 July, from Ten o'Cloa character will not bear the strictest scruthr in the• Iliorning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of re- A Collegiate Board of the Royal 'Matter • etivin the slime ; anl, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said' at Great Marlow on Tuesday, the 6th d; i Bills are desired S. bring a List of the Bills,iontaining the Numbers in the examination of the Candidates for t' munterical order, according to their respective dates, with the principal pointment. - Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, bat exclliding the day, on TURNPIKE '101.1.3 tuhich they ore respectively dated,to the iaidll3./day I July, inclasive, MOTICE is hereby giten, 9 when the InPrest wi.:l ceair; and the said Bearers (being Holders or RV of the Trustees of the 'rum emt) are indispesuibly required to indorse each Rill with their usual sig- Town of Brighthelnisten through ' matters • i and to write their Nam:: and Residence of the bottom of their lOR Ltoe Vrtl libiottAtlhnn, inintbe uCckorets ocf Lit I and ally' are moron:, required to attend the Exchequer I at at 'the hour of eleven in 't' Bill Olfee fesepewpart, *AWN receive the new Bill., and give the Re- i be Me seteeso l. tween the hours of twelve an iditk fir . arising at the several Toll Gat ll' If nay 4. the holders of the aforesaid Bills should I: desirous of receiving • ton, Stone Pound, •iaiitt John' Slough-Green, Ifield Ear, a' ,t, Papua of the Principal and .laterart in Itfoney, and shall Wring the i Auetltxt to the best Bidder. :I "'it to this 03" l'thivn. the said 13th and 25d day: if .741.5' 'they a ''' " y,l September next, in the mar ; he aleenserosteted, on computing the Interest to the day in which they 1 Thirteenth Year of his pre senislato be paid, and leaving Me said Bills for examination one !m on one day prior the Turnkike Roads," !, thereto. :00, stone Pound, . ; Gates, in the first Lot ; Such P as may & desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in i ley Gates, in the !teem, lash or in part Payment I Principal, alma marling new Bills, t at the several followir .dtedesuriming the amount at the bottom of theirljsts, delivered on or ) John's Bar, Ansty 1.. at d Slough-Green ' &fere the' 13M of July, may be aseommdatsst with new Bills, £1895, and will ; earrying .ars Interest 4'P:see-pew One Farthifi by the day, on every' ' happens; to be the env Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear daftthe said 'Treasurer; of the 23d da,, Of vittii, and will be delivered on Friday use 26th of Jody, . also theive seenri oft rust 2811. and the following Days. f mainder, at 3U i X. .i. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to June, 1810, have been advertised to be paid or; and the Interest thereon has ceased . - - - - . . It ELIErOF THE Bitl'I(ISII PRISONERS KEA" IN FRANCE. publ' Amount advertised. - - . £57,533 90 of Parliar Vert' 'l'srists of Wifitliatptieee-Sonlerset, per Rev. G. Fear 2 6 7 . • 0 10 6 s INeristrof Ambleston, near liaxerfocderest, per Rev. F 1- I Morgan Evans • - - 20 0 ' . 'At the independent Meeting-haute; bfiarmouth, for- now ' eetsitire . • - - : • •• - 1 4 9 the, -Al the Relief Chalet: Roxburgh ideoeigslinburgh, per - the Treasurer, Mr. .1, Steeseien . : ~.? . 21 5 0 At Dunham, per Red Mr. ,NreAeltl, (curate'` ' - 37 23 7 Toe Subscription of the Veintunry anti•Veltinteeri of the County • of Surrey, and that part of Item, under•the superintendance of Lieutenant-Colonet Hardy vibe inspecting Field 0 Ifiter,ln t • eluding every individual of the following Corps, being about N , !equivalent to 09e Day's Pay a a'Reginient of tie Line: • • CAVALRY. 'bhlslehurst, Captain Viscount Sidney • • - ..:. , Chatham Lieutenant:Colonel Prescott • . . . 'Croytiott,'Captafre Brkkwood ts+, aginug, Captain 1A rtram . - . . Surrey Yeoman Cavalry, Colonel Earl of Roches Wandsworth, Captain Trittnn Wimbledon, Captain Patterson itet-Arcrey. Daiwa and Waymouth, Captain Weymouth " gamberwell, Lieutenant-Colonel Smith . Carshalten, Captain Gray Chertsey, Captain Bintie • Clapham, Lieutenant-Colonel Prescott Cray ford, Captain 'I aylor • Croydon, Lieutenant-Colonel Warrington. Deptford, Lieutenant-Colonel Finch Eghant, Captain Torin Epento, Major Brieges • Farnham, Captain Holiest - • Greenwich Water Fencibles, Captain Brown' Kingston; Captain Knight J•ingfield, Captain Beard Mitcham. Major Moe* Riciptiond, Captain Norris ILoyalltegituent Hampton, Major Clark ) Satin Sharp Shooters, Color.:1 Earl bf ' *teat own, Captain Robertson Too tug, Captain Lord Walton Lieutenant-Colonel Ogle Working, Captain Sunborough lnapecting Meld Offias, Lieutenant, Hardy . THOMAS ' Nn. S, - . . FE,MALE, EDUCATIO' HOF ri'HE system of instr -a. of this Establishment, i modern education, with th from a cultivated understa• 'professors of the most tits' acquisition of every des!, be con Adered as the prin the Advertiser is enable consideration of those the rising generation. • Only twenty your who have the advar Goveruess of supe' Holland House • midst of an exte or the finest Mt Terms and t respectability, Holland Hov HEA r ••••• FEN • i TER Fll invisib' Dark • 13rigt It L...ai , l Sto Ii \ r , . I I - '7" , . . . ' b ' .4 . . A ..,.. . . L(ir .. `N 4 - . ? , 44 0 4 ~kit "'',.. . • ( . • 2.• • • '!" if.,,> ,• t o ~ ;—• isc -. •': . • !' •-• '. ; 't • :' 4 • 14 . • -.• 't r ‘`' ' • , . - 4...?•• ... . i ; -st,. . .. . • ' '. • - '., lti . e t' I. •-. . • . .. -•- , . . . . .. ' . 4. Sys . . • ' --• • . ' PRICE EntiCENCEAHALIPPENtit ----- .. . ........ _ .... SALES Bit A UCTIO% . . • ----- . ASEHOLD E.iTsifirELANINTAX RP.E.tEMED, • • lit ilt-ROAII. • ' , B , Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, .. (Late With Mes•rs. Hoft.trt tud Phillips), ' • t Auction Mart, on Thursday, July 11. at I u tick cl, Order of tne tit -attors, NETT ANNUAL INCOME of 820. es. 6J. issuing out el a loAnienolti I..,tate, ottuee in bile -.inert, 'Ryan-Budding% City-road, comp' isin : ; a ti;:orbi i.: I.liweli- o.n.e. let to Mr. Fret, at £2l. per an.sunt, clear tat taus. fo. 9d rata. ly be viewed, artd d..Script've Part'cUhru lad of Ntr. Samuel ~ e, Avonin.r anti Al , ctiutoer t No. 44, i..m ~.:r !--t•ect _ . ..... . LCANTII.II RESIDENCE, WJTH DRY. ULLI.AttiNO, s. . Witllltilt,llter:l-o'lltAb l', by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE§ " (1 ate with :Weber*. Hoggan and I'MI ills), the Auction Mart, on Titur•ki sy, Jtny 11, at .:: tfelocl- )rdtr of the Proyrtiter, who is restoring to Matturil•buctte ' I tlu q urnau',..l:lchis), Coilpsts .i.EASEHCILD DWELLINos HOUSE, No: lUi, kench a urc-streit, and from it, ribtat- _ ._ . . .. FRIDAY, JULY 5, iBll. NUMBER 76901 '" Al - EXCHEQUnt BILL. OFFICE, lbws 28, len. All Ptchequer Bills dated in the Month of June, 1810, TO BE PAID OFF, THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of rils JESTrs TREJSURT, having:lave-Direction:for paying of ROYAL MIIATARY COLLEGE, Jon , 2, 1811. IN conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's Commissioners for conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili tary College, that the Appointments of Professors and Masters shall be determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor doth hereby give Notice, that a Muter of Fortification will be masted at the Junior Departments of the said College at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. No Person .wall - be approved for the Establishments, whose character will not bear the strictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will be held at Great Marlow on Tuesday, the 6th day of August next, for the examination of the Candidates for the above-mentioned ap . pointment. PORTSEA ISLANIOETITAWRLS. xTaxicE is hereby given, 'rh:Zi a Denerat As r A., 11 Of the Company of Proptreiors of the :Alt WIII Its will held at the Old Town Bath, at the Town of I'mtnnouth, she day of July instant, at Eleven n'Clncl. in the Forenoon, pursuit& to adjournment,v;hen the attendance of,sach Subscriber is requested. ROGER CALLOWAY , Chief ealttalld Secretary. LEA:, the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due therein, at theExthequer Bill Office, in Me Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, ; on Tuesday, dm 23d day of July, 1811—Attendance will giveudaily (Sunday: and Holiday exec pkd) trail and including Saturday,: the 13th 1 July, from Tar o'clock . in Me* morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of re. eeiving the prime ; aal, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring a List of Bills, Containing the Numbers in numerical order, according to their respective lain, :with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but excliding the days an auk/eh they are respectively dated,to'the said 1134/day of July, inclusive, when the Interest Ira cease; and the raid Realer, (being Holders or mot) am inlispeinibly required to indorse each Rill with their usual eig smotsre • and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of their Vet I and they . are mereovar required to attend the Exchequer 3d! Oike forpewmart, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Re ado s for fie seam. If nay phskaiders of the aforesaid Bills should is desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Iliterart its Money, and shall bring the saw to this 03u between Me said 13th and 25d days of July, they may k amsommodaleds on computing the Interest to the day on which they midair) be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior Ando. Such P as may k desirous o f ha v ing now Exchequer Bills in wide or in part Payment of Principal, alma marling ne w Bill s , Med mentioning the amount at the bottom of their . Ijsts, delivered on or before the' 13th of July, may be aseommdatmt ouith new Bill:, tarrying . tare Interest of Three-pence One Farthiig by the day, on every Cm Mitered Pomids, which sad New Bills will bear dul*Pthe said 23d d of July, and will be delivered on Friday she 26th of July, 151 1 and the following Days. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to June, 1810, have beets aslvertiscd to be paid or ; and the Interest thereto has ceased. At the ,ES BY AUCTION. AN . OLD BURLING lON-STREET. Freehold Fami4 41esideoce, with Offices, Garden, dr.e..ia pots plete Order. By Bfr RollllNlti st atraway's. Coffee House, Change facrnialli; ois the sib of I uly, 1811, at • lerglete, ..; A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ETI ( STEi rennui-4- -a- lin g a SUBS CAN EIAL FAMILY MANSIGIi planolld'ior,the accommodation ofa NODI.II.MAN or of ots4 INC 1 WS,. desirably situate on. the W. st side of Old Burlistptou-streeC, with a Garden to Cork-street, late the RIiSI DENCE of thd COUNTESS MUHL, deceased. • I The House ceniell.sthree rooms on the bed-cbautber storey, wits* tdcp, fit : _Two capital lofty Drawing-Rooms, handsionicly iitt.shcd, and communicating by (~Wing doors, an Anti Room; Ground-floor, spacious D . • g Parlour, Library, Gentleman's Dri-asing Room, with door to the garden, and Water Chisel, I Elegant principal and secondary Stone Stair CAWS ; the Basi -1 ment contain: a well-arranged .et of Domestic detached Kitchen, Cellars, Areas, anal Vaults, &c. all in complete order. May be vievied by Ticiaaus to the time of Sale. IParticulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Roper and Droup:l- ton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street; at GI r.itvay'b ; and 1 of Mr. Robins, Wane ick-ureet, Galen-Square, of whom • Eickum for viewing may be had. • • • Wisokwk fe ce. MERCANTILE ot TURNPIKE Tou.s TO LET. MOTICE is hereby giten, that the n ext Meetin g ll' of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road Lading tr.on the Town of Brighthelinsten through Cuckfield ;o the Coti:.ty Oak on Lcivel Heath, in the County of Sussex, is apponited to be held at the Talbot Inn, in Cuckfield, on Tuesday, the ly of Imy next, at the hour of eleven in the forenoon, at a hich Mee ti ng between the hours of twelve and two rf the same day, the Toils :arising at the several Toll Gates on the said Road, eallA leres ' ton, Stone Pound, John's Bar, Ansty and Ansty side Gate, Slisugh-Green, lfield Bar, and Crawley Gates, will be let by Auction to the best Bidder, for ore year, from the rtoth day of September next, in the manner directed by the Act passed in the Thirteenth Year of his present Majesty's Reign, "for regulating the Turnpike Roads," and Will be put up In two rms. viz.—. I l'restou, Stone Pound, Saint fohn's Bar, Ansty and Ansty side Gates, in the first Lot ; and Slough-Green, 'field Bar, and Craw ley Gates, in the second Lot, which rolls were let the lz.t year I at the several following sums, via. Preston Stone Pound; Saint ) John's Bar, Ansty :041 Ansty side Gates, at ills sum of Xi 545 ; at d Slough-Green, iftchl Bar and Crawley Clates, at the sum of £iB9S, and will respectieely.be put at those sums. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must pay into the bands of the Treasurers of the said Road, two epontias Rent in advance, and also give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satstaction of the 1 rustees of the said Road, for the due piyMent of the re mainder, at such times as they shall direst. I - SAMUEL. WALLER, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Road. At 0 (By 0 gutty to the hart India Horse, Royal itchange, he Duck!, ac. is particuLuly rl Ole fur Mc: cantle ur Prutestiunal Por.ults. 'Cite premises aro in good rep ir, and contain every ruquimte cc commod.stion tuna tat sily-:4ighr counting-Louse, /Lel Jry ing.—lield un lease for It% yours, at a lung rent. . . May be viewed, rd deatriptive Particular* bad of Mr. Bid len, Solicitor, 3 , New lon, and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, .Appraiser and Aucianni.er, Ato. 44, Lomb:: d street. Capacious LEASLW/LD REOIDENCE, Modern I:unncuri•, Case t 4 Pistol•, Flutes, Violins, Piaui)lune, Counting horse Disias, Irian &c. HATTON GARDEN. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Mes,rs. Hunan acid Phillipsi) On the Premises, on Friday, July. le, at Eleven o'Clock, , VALUABLE . FRESI-10 LI) ESTAIE-S, Manor, Fishery, Bce. Romney Marsh, Farm-house, and Landings, Cottage, l'uolic- House, and about 1766 Acres or F , radow, Mar s h, and Salt Marsh Land, in the Parish of Lyd , ., near to New Kumnry, in the County of Kent. • • By Mr. ROBINS, • At Carraway's, on Tue-tlay, July 9, at Twelve, A VALUABLE and iniprovable FREEHOLD 4- 1 ESTATE ; comprising upwards of One Thousand Seven Hundred and Silty five Acres of Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Marsh Lmi, with Fan-bonne .uid Buildings, Cottage, and Pub lk-house, all in a ring fence s , in the oceupation As Messrs. Steady, Russell, Baker, Allen, (i.er; and others, situate on the ' Parish of I.ydd, between Hythe and Rye, in the County of Kent, loljoiuing the Lands of the Earl of I hanet, and tot...,rge ithercien, Esq. aho the Manor or reputed- Manor of Lydd, with Right of tidier; extending near two miles on the Beach, ; and incitaint the Sewers of the Estate. This Estate is highly t improvable, and by temporary fences may be considerably - in creased as tke tide recedes. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Inn, Lyild ; at she . Post-house, Rye; New Inn,Romney ; Whi-tHarr, Hythei Public-house, D.mcburch ; Saracun' i e Head, Ashford ; London Hotel, and Ship, Dover ; at Mimi:ester's Hotel, Margate; Foun tain, Canterbury; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Stikicitun:Saliu hury-squire ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. A CONVENIENT . fAMILY HOUSE; can Ak Iteg every refs isite apartment softabie for a genteel family, dornesttc offices,rxtensive collaring, yard, and garden, pleasart y situate in the preferalile part of that *deaf and respectable thd roughfare, Hatton Garden; The Prtnitses ate in complete ord-r • for the itnmediate reception of a respectable establishment, std early possession may be bad ; held for Its years, at a low rent. _ At the same time will be Sold, all the genteel and modern Household Furniture, comprisint I,4in/hoz and ocher de,,s ra s and Bedding, excellent Mal:or/toy Articles in Ch.ars, !'ets of Dining, Card aild. Venibioke fa% a, a capaid Sid.. 'anti!, Convex Mirror Carpet, Glasses, sofas, a ot tat Dt-llitig Pistols by Beckwith, - two Flutes by Potter, &WU VoiLits by - Crtntoaa, &e. a Pianoforte, hue Prints, 41ty et Maps. Pearson, Lord Chatham, &c Counting house !)e,ll, Iron Bookcase. &c. . _ . If EA ItSLEY's I'AX TABLES for 1811, will be published soon after the termination of the present Session of Parliament; containing all the new Acts of metal importance. Fleet-street, July 4. ISII. THE R . ELIL F PRISONERS IN FRANCE. Amount advertised. - £57033 9 0 Pavia of WititlatptieerSonterset, pet Rev. G. Fear 2 6 7 0 10 6 INViefrof Ambleston, near lianeTfoedweat, per Rev. Morgan Evans • 2 0 0 At tbe ludepenclent Meeting-haute bfiarmouth, for ' tetaltire - - - - iiis ILI was publisheii, price ns. twangs,' THE PRINCIPLES and ENDS of PHILOSO PHY, comprehending an Examination of the Syrems which now prevail, and a Detail of the erroneous principles on which they are founded, and of the evils to which tliey tend. By RICHARD SAUMAREZ, Esq. F. R. C. C. London: Printedlor E. Cox, St. Thoniairstreet, Borough; T. Bgerton, Charing-Cross; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-4ril. . ay he viewed on Thursday i and Particulars and Cra'comea had on the Prennay., and of Mr. SaolJel Pearze, N. 4v, bard-street. SECRE'I 3 OF THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. This day was published, price 21.6 d. HE SCOTIAD ; or, The WISE MEN of the T NORTH. A Serbs Comic and Sande Poem, in three _ _ _ SUSSEX. Superior Freeho:ti Residence, and Lelsetold Cbttaie Residents, on the Coa.t of Sossea. CHURCH PREFERMENT. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July !4th, at Twelve, r rHE 'NEXT-PRESENTATION tit-the REC TORY of BROUGHTON, in the County of Lincoln.— Particulara may be had at the Rein Deer, Lincoln ; Hoot). Cam bridge ; at the Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford; of Mr. Tyn dale, Solicitor, and of Mr. Rubins, War wick-start, Golden-square. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCP., (Late with.Messts. Hoggart and Phillips.) • On the Premises, on Monday, July 224, at two o'clock in the afternoon. by order of the Assignees, in two Lists; Lot I. A. VALUABLE and I)aiinslalw-FREE HOW} rtgsIDENCE, eligiblf situate in front of tee Octan t in that much Improved and fashionable spot the Fast rig, ton, which is so justly eqeeined for the s:dtib: ty of the air, and its highly respectable and metal vicinage. •I'he clause is buih its the most substantial manner, and equal, if wit swierinr, to auy buildings in its vicinity ; containing numerous sleeping chant bets, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rounte, Genii -mans Study, awl Domestic Officer of every thscriptioll, shit:lWe for the re. ct•ption of a family of distirc•ion. • 1..4 2. A Dcsirable leasehold Cottage, lined up with every accommodation etiktable for a hir.:!l family, containfor, flue airy Sleeping Chambers, Drawing awl Dining-rooms, Kitchen, Cel lar, an i (.a-den; held on Cease for 20 years, at a law rent. On Tuesday the 26th, and following days, will 'he Sold by Auction. all the Elegant and Modern Household Furniture, cone sitting of every requisite appendage of Upholstery and Cabinet Descriptive Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; at the Libraries, Bripl:t.m, Worthing, and 4.elyest of Mr. NVoolley„. No. igti, Piccadilly; of Mr. Setree, Solicitor, llund-court, brook; and of Mr. Sacnbel Pewee, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lomhardoereet, London. Cantos, with the names of the Edinburgh it , viewers. Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall; Drighton, Cam bridge; Parker, Oziord , and Keene, Dublin. Where. may. bclati. third edinpa s in. three argent voluntve.avith a beautiful Portrait, price One Guinea, The Missionary, an Indian Tale, on the Conversion of the Hindu°. to Christianity. By Miss Owenson, Author of St. Clair, or the Heiress of Desmond, &c. +~ This day was published, in I vol. i 2mo. price Ss- bound, DINACO'rHECA CLASSICA; or Classical Gal -1 lery : containing a s,:-ction of the most distinguished Cha. racters in ancient and mouern times, as drawn by the most cele brated Grecian, Roman, and British Historians, Biographers, &c. for the use of Schools. Ey TrIOMAS BROWNE, LL D. • Author of Viridarium Poetkum, &c. Printed fee Long,maa, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row •' of whom may be. had, by the same Author , I. Union Dictionary, large 12sno. price Ios. ad. bound. 2. British Cicero, S vols. eve. XI 11 S. ed. boards. BERKELEY CHAPEL, HoHN-sTREEP, BERKELEY SQUARE, WINE V.AUL CS, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesd4y, July 24, at 12, 235 8 0 A - VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE , comprising Berkeley Chapel, sit i stte in John -street,. Berke ley square, being one of the most desirable Properties of the kind iti the Metropolis, attended by a congregation of the high est respectability ; the Premises arc held on Lease for an unex pired term of 39 years, nt a trifling ground-rent, with the Vaults undesneath, w hich are in the occcupatiou of Mr. Adamson, Wine Merchant. ,Particulars may be had at the. Hoop, Cambridge ; at the Star, awl, of Mr. Adams, High-street, Qxtord ; Mr. Sarnwell, Paper buildings, Temple; at •Garraway's; and of Mr. War wick-street, Gohler.. square. At the Retie Chaphl;Roxburgb ithroeil,slinborih, per • the Treasurer, Mr. Stesrsoien : . 21 S 0 At Durham, per R4v s : Mr. ,l)kaAeid, curate - 37 2 3 'tie Subscription of the Yeoarornry antliroitinteini of the County of Surrey, and that part of %ant, under•the superintendance of Lieutenant-ColonetHardy v ibe inspecting Field 0 ffiter,in eluding every individual of the following Corps, bring about equivalent to Ope Day's Pay 0E a • Reginient of the Lint: • CAVALRY. 'bhislehurst, Captain Viscount Sidney • Claobam Lieutenant:Colonel Prescott 'Croydon,' Captain. Brkkwood 31.144., Captain i•Voau . Surrey Yeoman Cavalry, Colonel Earl of Rothe, Wandsworth, Captain Trittnn Wimbledon, Captain Patterson INFANTRY. &twat! and Way mouth, Captain \Vaynteutb gainberwcil, Lieutenant-Colonel Smith Carshalten, Captain Gray Chertsey, Captain Bintie • Clapham, Lieutenant-Colonel Prescott Cray ford, Captain '1 ayler Croydon, Lieutenant-Colonel Warrington . Deptford, Lieutenant-Colonel Finch Egham, Captain Torin Epsom, Major Brieges Farnham, Captain Holiest Greenwich Water Pencibles, Captain Brownfield Kingston; Captain Knight dogfield, Captain Beard Mitcham. Major Most Richmond, Captain Norris ILoyalltegituent Hampton, Major Clarke Win Sharp Shooters, Color.,:l Earl bf Rotkes *teat .an, Captain Robertson Too tug, Captain Lord Walton, Lieutenant-Colonel Ogle Working,,Oltstaln Stanborough Impecting Mal Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel liardy THOMAS FERGUSON, Sei No. S, George.lard, Lon' :retary, ibard-strert. F FAALA EDUCATION, HOLLAND HOUSE, , HORNSEY. • • • rrHE system of instruction which forme the basis -a. of this Establishment, is intended to unite the refinements of modern education, with the more important advantages arising tram a cultivated understanding, and whilst Ike attendance 'of 'professors of the most distinguished reputation will facilitate the acquisition of every desirable accomplishment, the mind will still be con Adered as the primary object of that mode of tuition, which the Advertiser is enabled to recommend, with c,t-1 Hence, to the consideration of those who are interested in the i nprovement of the rising generation. Only twenty young Ladies are admitted in Ws Estab who have the advantage of constant intercourse vi his a French Governess of superior qualifications. Holland House is placed an a picturesque eleiation, in the midst of an extensive pleasure gr and is allowed tote one en the fittest ilituatiols in the County of Middlesex. Terms and references to persons of the first distinction and respectability, may be ohtsined, by applying to Miss Bradley, Holland House, friernsey.—Juce 23, 1811. CHEAP PAINT FOR PARK-PAILINGS , FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRICE, and PLAS TLR FRONTS, 'I ILEti, &c. &c. CHEAP IMPFNETRABLE PAINTS. per cwt. - 565. 1 White - • - 665. Red - - - • 745. I Chocolate • • ' - - 569. Yellow' "*- - 5Cs. I Black Prepared Dryirg Oil, sa. per gallon, Best White Lead, 545. per cwt. Turpentine gown) Is. 6il. per gallon. Boiled Linsesd Oil, ss. 9d. Linseed, Si. 3d. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and as they are prepared for the above description of Work only, possess the greatest durability. They will also cover.a surface considerably greater than any other pilin; from which cikiiMa:ance alore they are acittally cheaper than . the common Coal Tar. In addition to this, they are as.easily worked as riii •fi nest paints, and will not track or peel off under the greatest heat, and are a rate for the Worm and Dry Rot. - iKJ • Also Paints tot House Painting, and the Finest Work of ~,very description, 20 per cent. under the usual prices. These Paints are not sold in less quantities than seven pounds, and the rence Palms not less than twenty-eight Priunde weight. Sold, prepared for use, for Ready Mono, only, at the 'British Pant Matudictery, No. 41, Loadem WA opposite Beddisal 11 "AaL . • invisible Green Dark ditto • Bright ditto L ad coluur Stone ditto per ewt. 56.4. 465. . 569. !lha . 569. Just published, post Svo. price 7s. THE GENIUS of the THAMES ; a Lyrical Poem, in Two Parts. By THOMAS LOVE PgAUOCK. " Thni l'oem possesses all the essentials of good poetry; it hat. genius, taste, and judgment to recommend it. The stanzas are strongly and vniformly.inarkvd by a clazsic chastity, a dignified simplicity of language; the i.tras and the sentiments are not tau tastically reAned nor lahoriou•ly worked up, but Bow naturally from the lips of genius.“—Antijaeobin Rev brig. 1810. For further retontm:ndation of this work, see Monthly Rev. lune 1811, Eclectic Rev. Feb. 1811, and Brit. Crit. Aug. 1310. Printed for L Hookham, jun. and F. I. Hookl;asin,ol.l Bond street ; and Manners and M Iler, Ldinburgh. THE PREVENTIVE OF THE CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, commonly called a DEC LINE-.-nareely, RYMER'S Pectoral FEBRIFUGE ME DI C INE, . with Vital Air. In the Measles, Inflammation of the Lungs, and l'lvth*ic Asthma, and in all other isfl.mniatoty off, .'ions, whether local or general, this medicine proves instantly sanative; wherefore, in violent Colds, Catarrhs, Hoarseness, Coughs, &c. those constant forerunners of Coniumption of tbe Lungs, this me dicine is confidently recommended. • CASE IX. From a Gentlemen, aged forty, of a corpulent and plethoric habit. Hampstead, Feb. 7, 1806. Dear Sir—My lungs being oppressed with _phlegm, attended with difficult breathing, for several months pier, I took various medicines with little Or no benefit ; but urcon hearing of your Pec toral Balsam being of repute in such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoonfuls, every night, at bed-time. I am hippo to inform you, that I found :chef from the first ; anti, by co.ninuirg it about a fortnight, I found myself so much better, that I took only a small dose occasionally, and I now continue as well as ever. Your's respectfully, w aussoN • CASE X. Sir—A Lady, a near relai ion of mine, being overheated In dan cing, impradently took a draught of call water, and exposed her 1. It to the cold air of a winter's night ; the consequence of which uas a severe cold, with hoarseness, soreness of the &hest, and cough. laving often experienced "the beneficial effects of your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice the began from the first attack with it, and crannied it according to the directions, till she was q uite well. As consumption so frequently follows such seizures when neglected or badly managed, I think Iv my duty to Vv.- pubLe, to your medleine, and yourself, to beg that you would publish th , s cure. I ant, Sir, Boar obedient servant, Brighton, March 22, 1806. g,, issues. CARE XI. Sir—an the setting in of the severe weather last DeceMber, I was seised with the asthma, and, upon using the least exercise, I was almost nut of breath. I immediately had recourse to your excellent Pectoral Medicine, and, by taking about three bottles of it, I got as well as ever. —From Sir, your humble servant, Gravesend, April 3, 1445 f oho. rittwes. • Prepared and sold in bottles at 2s. fd.; 65.; and I Is. duty in cluded, by James Rrter.Surgton, Reigate, Surrey; and whole sale and retail by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and retail, by F. Nevrbery and Sons, 43, St. Paul's Churcb-yarltl ; Bacon and Co, Oxfo-d-street ; F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Tun, Royal Etching,; Ward, Holborn ; and all the Vender, of Pattot Welke in Air theised Xxigtkii. . . MIDDLESEX. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MARSH and ARABLE LAND, TOTTENHAM, Four Mika from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cofee house,'Cbange-alley, Cornhill, on Wednes day, July 24, at 12, in Seven Lots, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land.tax redeemed; comprising a Farm-house, with Garden, Barn, Stables, and Out-buildings, and upwardl of Sevetay-four Acres of rich Marsh, Meadow, and Arable Land, lying compact, situate at Tottenham Hall, near the Cr"ss at Tottenham, and part abut- I ling on the river Les; vety eligible for building or gardcu ground. A very desirable and highly Improveable property. May be viewed by applylhg to Mr. Ridgway, ost the Premises ; at the white Hart, Totteteltarn, where Particulars may be ha" ; at the Rod Lion, Tottenham; Angel, Edmonton; Assembly- Hotiw, Stoke Newington ; Cock and Castle, Kingsland ; at Gar• mines ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, • where a Plan of the Estate ma; be seem. FREEHOLD HOUSES, TITHES, etc. ISLE OF WIGI - I Ornye House, eligible Residence, Offices, Gardens. and Mee.love Land, about Twenty Acres, and Tithes, Arreton, near New port ; compact Residence and Cottage.:at Sansdown, near Shanlin, the late residence of John Wilkes, Esq. decease d, • By Mr. ROBINS. - At Oarrway's, London, on Wednesday, July 24, at Twelve, in Three l.ots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,Land- Tax redeemed. Lot 1. Compri.so a desirable rani*? Residence, containing a neat entrance, Dining-parlour Dr a wing-room, Breakfast-room: suitable Bed-chambers r and D r e ssing -room*, on the first stsvey, and Streams Chambers and Laundry over ; thy Offieus consist of a convenient Kitchen, Pantries, &c. Brew-house, Coal and . Wood-houses, good Cellars, &c. detached Stabbo, Barn, and va rious Out-buildings, excellent Garden, Orehard, Ste. and Easclo sures of kith Meadow . Land, the whole about Twenty Acres; situate at Aereton, five nalleti•from Newport, ott the rind in• San s dowb, un a beautiful part of the Island; and Immediate posses ' *ion maybe had. • Lot 2. The Great Tithe of Corn and 1.4 y, arising Cross about Twectreight Acres of Land, in the parish of Arreton. Lot 3. A Freehold small Villa, planned for the actrimmodation of a tentletnan's Family, with Offices, Garden, Stable, and a Upstage, &c. - Situate at Santtloam, near Ahanklia, a beautiful oi ' ttialon. and comntanding extensive View, of the O'ceen, &C. thr late residenceof John Wilkes, Esc. detwaed. May be viewed by applying Mr. Miller, at Arreton.street, bf whom Particulars may be had.; of Mews. Clarke andSeweit, and at the Bugle and Green Dragon, Newport; Union Hotel Ryde; Hotel, East Cowes; Dolphin, Southampton; Founta'n and George, Portainnoth ; Bush, Staines; of Moors Furs rr, and - Frere, Linculn 4 e Inn ; at Oarrivray's ; and of Mr. Reigns, Wirwick-strtityboldit-sparr, suaftEx. SPORTING RESIDENCE wain THIRTY-TWO ACRES of LAND. conialaing a MINE of FULLERS' EARTH, in the vicinity of Gattan Park,.o the C.?uoty of Surrey. By Mr. SAMUEL PEAIWE, (Late with Mosrs. HOGGAKT and Pal wn), A • ingulArly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the high road leading from Codsione to Reigate; a sle tuation which is esteemed NI- the sal;:brity of the air, and i• suitable for-such as are fond of Agricultural Pursuit. or Field Sports, being in the iinmedinte vic i nity of several Packs of Hounds, and abundance of Came, in every direction. . The Estate comprises a modern-busk Family R..tdence; comainlyg suitable accommodations. for a genteel esuiblislimeatt, Kitcl en Garden and Orchard, Labourers Cottage, :lam, i'art , t-yard, and other Out-buildings, and about 92 Acn s of rit. A Pasture, Amble, and Wood Land, lying in a ring fence ; the whoi..t . trite free, and esonerated' from the Land-tax. end -r the Estate h a valhable Mine of Fellers' f.arth, of superior quality, sod capable ut comiderbbie produce. May be viewed, with card: oo'y, which, vr:th descriptive par ticulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, AllCtietletr. sur veyor, and Appraiser, No 44, -I.omiqwd strew. Londmi. bR. TAYLOR'S REMEDY.. DEAFNESS CURED by Dr. Taylor's Remedy. We lately copied the errant:l:nary core of Miss Charlotte Fuller, of Soutbover, near I.ewee, from that respectable news. paper. 'rile soisex Weekly Advertiser, primed isy Messrs. tee, of Lewes. Tile tame paper, of the tzta of Maysiast, contains the following additional testimony :—" Francis Markwick, of Barcemb, near this town (I.ewsts), ahotalmaster 'id pas nib clerk, nn last Saturday tennight attended at the office of W. Lee, and on being asked his buiness,answerol bluntly, bat with a countenance fell of gratitude, that he wa: come to comn:un.. cote a great core, which Dr. "Faylor's Remedy for Deafness had wrought upon him, Mr. Lee, in a very low tone of voice, desired him to proceed, when he affirmed, that be had for a long time boated under &albeit to a degree that compelled him to abitndon his school, and to got a pa UM to officiate for him at parlth-clerit. But fortunately, at kng,li hearing of Mis. Fuller's case, as pubs. fished in this paper on tl ttls of 1.1. t month, be, by advice of his Minister, personally waited on that I.ady, who literally son. firmed sac stateptcnt tbsire alluded to, and affirised him to lope no time in the application of the renietly. He returned home delighted with Miss Fuller's account, and on the following day procured a bottle, by the ose ofwitich, large ponions of long at. coneulated was (tbe nbetraction to his hearing), were diellidged I and these the old (Ciltietnan predueed, and exhibited with as much caultation, as if be '.ad overcome all the ins 01 ' , sed a tes Box. The power of hearing being perfectly restored to hip, he has resumed both his school and parochial day, to the poet re. lief and comfort of llowelf and tamiiy." :told wholesale by Barclay and Sous, 9, the prinsipal a holesale venders; retail by s . ',,rood, London and all Mediates VI price Se. id. ditty hoilled.d. Is, Platt-Marko, and all • Kr Mathews And Leigh. Vanden es, the ossuary,