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•f;:f • N. • •. "A.P ‘ Ili • 1 'l l Lb 4. I , d • 1 1 11 PF ---lival" ' l4 o ----/ — rTh ar • NumbEß 5730 ! MON, ITC ilW;r7 Limas witAlawcs ADMIRALVT-011F1CA, May as, an NOTICE it !tardy :hex th , ti a Sero• o f Oyer „d • S ' Terminer sal Good Dewey. for Me Trial of °finks someeit kl man High Seas, within an Yrsififiegion of the Admiralty of Eng. tont will he held at %Ike Hall, in the Oki Balky, London, en irsi lay the setl. of 7tnse lend, at Ei z be o'Ctoci in the Morning. WILLIAM MARSDEN. S° MME R L OTTE RY—Confining of esli TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. BEGINS DRAWING ach OF JULY, sB3/. SCHEME. M _ R. STOMDA LE refpeafully informs the Public, that a Sale by Aodion, if BOOKS, MAPS, and HOGARTH'S PRINTS, Will take place at No. do, Piccadilly. to-Ison'ow. Jane the oth.andsla t following days, Sunday excepted, commencing at one o'clock to a minute. Catalogues to be bad of Mr. Stockdale.Piwadilly. Amman many other valuable Publicatiuna are, Hogaree's Works, 271. pmof imprefilans 440 0 New Annual Regina, ido to tilos ,a 6 vole lif. bd. 22 I Lavater's Phyfiognomy, f yds 554 plates, 271. Ruitia 35 o Sir William Jones's Works complete, $ vols. Ruilis is o Pourcroy's Chcniiiiry and Synoptic tables. I 1 vols 5 S Grofe's Antiquities of England and Wales,699 plates, 8 cols i 7 17 Coftome of RufGa, 7 t plates, elegant, in morocco is es French Encyclopedia, 35 vols. folio calf gi't SS ICI Lord Orforu's Works, t vole ato. 175 plates 10 10 Memoirs du Count de Chaumont, large viper, with So proof plates, morocco, fcarce - - 11 0 Another Copy of the Englifh Edition, with proof plates, morocco - - - Is 1$ Heater's Travels through Turkey, Btc. illuftrated with coloured plates, fplendidly bound in morocco,thconly copy ever offered to the public - If IS FOR SALE at Ptlai.id Attcinox. At the London Tavern. Funhole Beret, Plonosth, on Aral. die :2th lone ion. at 'ten ciao& In the Foramen, M order orthe Comrnanwa for the Care and Infra] of Praillan prop 'I:HE FOLLOWING GOODS, 66 Whole and 8 Half Pipes Brandi. Condemned as Prise to the Crown. pelt oldie Cas . ettise ides. garetha Florentine, NNW's Simone wallet. Alin, as Pipes and Barrens Malign Wine, s Cages Carretto Oranges. and 7 Bake dried Orange Pod. Being part of the Ono of the Fortuna. frost Malaga, *Womb denuted es the Crown t 3 Butts and to Half ditto Otirrante, 8 Calks Pot Ada Being pert of the Cargo of the Elizabeth, from Lee:smelt* seer donned to the Crown. a Quantity of Pipe'. lingdseeds, and Shook este being the cargo of tie Prartan galliot Pants. For viewing, (ample, sod further isformarion, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Agent of the fold CoronsilLostess, tt Plyouistilli Prize of 30,0:0 20,000 10400 5, 000 1,00.) 500 100 3 0 10 13 •0 4 30,000 40,000 204:00 10.000 5; 000 4, 0 00 2,03 ) 1,300 30,000 37.500 rICTIULLING-OPFICR, use I, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HI•S 1114711577's NAY?' do beroiyziee Notice, That on W.:die:Mayoral, the nth initant, they wiU be ready to iweive Tenders in writing, (reeled up) and treat for FIVE HUN ,IftED TONS d MON BUTT HOOPS, or for any quantity thereof, not leis than Fifty Toes—to be delivered in ten weeks b y weekly piviertices. into his Majelty's Vietualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by BUls payable with intcreft ninety days after date 30 2,500 1 500 soo,coo bring the only fixed Capi 1. kND POUNDS. ly 2,000 Tickrts each day. 6th. Tnefday, Auguß ti 7111, Wednefday, Augudt Bth, T►utfday. Anguit z 3 9th, Friday, Auguß 14 Icth, Saturday, Auguß is ICE : 20,000 Tickets. kirft drawn Ticket Fourth Day, THIRTYTHOU, Tim Drawing will be regut tit. Tuefday, NIT 14 stl, Tusfday, July at 3d, Tuefday, Daly 28 • 4th, Thurfday, Aural! 6 sth, Saturday, Auguft 8 PR The Condidons ri the Cootradt may be fcen at the Secretary's ,Ogee. BUENOS AYRE3 AND MONTE VIDEO. No regard oriN it kat • any tads in saiie6 the print ftaN le ix. lifted ix veer& at lava, or Mafia moth der:vend to the Board Wore oat n'efoci en tie frill WeJaefelay, the ma hellcat, woe rage the perfea ado main Me testae, ar few &goo is bit labay; alias& to aarcrer wine talk/ M. Ticket Half Quarter - £l9 16 o Eighth - 2 I% 0 Sixteenth i 6 6 HAMPSHIRE. TO BP SOLD HY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A - CAPI CAL FREEHOLD ESTA l'E, tom riling nearly the whole Patti; dittant from London fa miles. The principal Farm of about too? Acres, Is let on Leak, the rtmainttr of the Lands, with an excellent Family Haute, Act . &c. are in hand, of which an early pordim may he had, and a confiderable part of toe money may remain on the Ethic to 3 0 3 3 0 nil day were publiated. la 4to. price ya. 6d. in boards, CONSIDERATIONS upon the TRADE with INDIA, and the POLICY of CONTINUING the COM PANY'd MONOPOLY. Printed for I'. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand; and Archibald Conflable and Cu Edinburgh. This day was publilhed, illuftrated by a Maps, in One elegant Volume, (Man (Mayo, Price Sit Shillings in Boards, 'TRAVELS frnm BUENOS AYRES acrofs the Continent of SOUTH AMEIKICA,by POTOSI to LIMA, performed in the Years 1790 and 579:, being the Weft Travels through thole Countries. For furthcr particulars apply by letter (poLt paid) to Mr. Wil liam Agate, pba Once, Alresford, Hants. _ VICTUALLING 01 7 FICE, May 28, 1807. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA711377 . 3 NAVY, 4 berth give snake, With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic Defcriptions of all the Spanillt PoffeMons in South America, drawn from the isft and heti Authorities. By ANTHONY Z ACHARIUS HELMS, Formerly Diredor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and late Dircdor of the Mines and of the Pruccfs of Ama!gamatiou in Peru. Printed for RICRARD PHlturs, No. 6, Bridge-ft reet, Blackfriars, . . FAMILY COTTAGE AND LAND. TO be LET, for a Term, or the Leafe to be ti[ pasd of, a complete FAMILY RESIDENCE, dergleftilly Gtuated in the preferable part of Etre:, within 18 miles of Las. don. The Houle contains bandfotne Dining and Drawing Roonts i Library. Brcakfaft Parlour, four belt Bed Koons., bcfides Ser vants' Chanib:rs and Attic., Kitchen, &c with Stabling and con venient Out-buildings and large Walled Garden. To the Pre miles there ;s attached about no Acres of valuable Meado*, and the occupier of the Houk may be accommodated with the whole or any part, which baits his convenience. Particulars may be bad of Meffra. IVl'Doupll and Hooter, Lin coln's Inn. That on Thurfday, the 18th of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THR EE SUNDRFD THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN BRANDY ; to be delivered. one half in the (pace of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into Majcfty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, Portfenoutb, and Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz. DF.PTFORD 200,000 Gallons PORTS MOUTH 40,000 PLYMOUTH 60,c00 1 his day was publifhed, hi Five large Volumes Odavo, price It A SYSTEM e , f CHEMISTRY. By THOMAS THOMSON, M. D. F. R. S. E. The Third Edition, greatly altered and enlarged. Printed for &II and Bradfute, and E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet Rivet, London. and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may alfo be had, The PRZS ENT S I Ara of Prau, in one elegant Volome, (barbs, embellithed with Twenty coloured Engravings, price al. 55. In boards. This day were publiihed, price it. 6d. LETTERS ADDRESSED to the Right Hon. I.ORD M—. on th-! late EXPEDITIONS to the SPA NISH MAIN; and on the expediency of a Gradual and Syßetna tical Emancipation of Spanifh Antettta; inetohne, the Skctch of a Plan for etteetitig it in a ntanner beneficial to Gnat Britain and that Country. By a NATIVE of SPANISH AMERICA. Printed for T. CAA and W. Davits, Strand. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day vras publiated. in rwo large Volumes (but°, price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly 10) Engravings, 30 n( which are coloured from Nature, reprefent• ing various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, adlpted to the molt invrnved methods of Cultivation, the molt approv• ed Oraffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott. 3 0 . 0 end to be paid for by BiUs payable with intereft ninety days after late. The Conditions of the Coatrad may be ken at the Score try's °Mee. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Ram snd of Brandy. together with the, price thereof, fhall be feparately and dillinaly fluted nor will any 'lender be admit•cd for a kit Isaiah. than Tin l'houfand Gallons of either article. 14 regard will be lad to any 'ruder in nvbici. the price flail not be iefieteJ la war& at lea,gtb, or tbat fball tot be delivereJ t.. en. Board kPro one ea4a4 ea the fail Tbterfday the t!"tb of :t tate next, Ear male tie ferfoa sub* malice the Taller, or frac ferfaa aa Lie behalf alive& OP (Wulff sobers calleJ ft" This day was publilhed, Handfomely printed in One Volume, d ecoy I tmo. and erntellifhed . . with Eight beautiful Engraving!, price 4s. 6J. board-, a 2.1,_w Edition, being the Fightlt, of THE OLD ENGLISH BARON. A GOTHIC S WRY. A COMPLETE SYS I'EM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvements and Difcoveries, In which the principles of Chemillry are applied. in explanation of the Nature and Compnfition of Soils and Ma nures ; and thufe of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of diffaent forts of Live Stock. The win le intended to combine and explain fullyand completely the Principles and Pra&ice of the. Art of Modern Hufbmidry. By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in Middlefex, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture &c. Printed for RICHARD Pin curs, No. yr, St. Paol's Church. yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. As rays Yousc's Fnaisna's CA• L trona, price los. bd. iu boards. B/ CLARA REEVE. Printed for J. Mawman, Longman, Hurit, ReC3, and Orme, C. Law, Lackingpth Allen, and Co.; Lane, Newman, and Cu.; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Scatcherd and Lawman, and B. Crolby and Co. R thnfe dilireffing Detilities which prevent or render unhappy the Mgriage State, (hut cannot, with a due trgard to delkeey be anenticieed in a New(paper) long experience ilia proved Sir HANS SLO ANWs R esro aa - rive and RLAN/MIA TING PiLLS to be the molt certain and fovacign Remedy. A Pamphlet more particularly thleriptive of their virtues, may he had (gratis) at Mr. Psrrites, No. 11, Southampton-(trot. Co ast Garden, where (by (pedal appointment) they are fold whole lit and retail. They arc fold retail by aU the principal Venders d Proprietary Medicines in London. To Friona in the Country, wcioft , g the amount. free of peßage, they will Lc immediately f orwar t e d Price to. 6d. TILE WATERING PLACES for 18:7. CURE OF STONL AND GRAVEL. MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton flreet, Bluomfbury fquare, Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOLVENT. Mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL. In the 11. ADDER or KII'NEYS aqua nts the Public, that be has for hme years devoted his whole profcffional attention to the above Difeafes, ad their complicaticm with that of Gout. Ho may be onfulted daily at his own Hoare and more efpecially on Wednef. days and Fridays, where he di fpenfes the Solvent in bottles of 45.61%. its. and tl as Stamps included, two of which !aft fcarcely ever hil at corret the C 210110131 diathefis in the habit, andthereby pvvcnt the concretion of Stone in pc rfons of a fedentary life. Sold alto at Bacon and Co'., 550, Oiford-ftreet, and at Bolton's, Root of the Royal Exchange; where alto may be had jolt pub %Acd, the Author's" Difmaifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth pinion, price is. 6d pointing out their Caufe and the Diet to be leferreil during the Care, with .many extraordinary cafes, Tome of garret r:covay even after the operation had been refolved on. A ROIvIATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori• ginal invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his fucctiiive ralprovetpent. to the htheit perfedlion) is prepared anti fold by TRW/AS and WILL - IAM HINRY, Ciaem . l6, Mancheitcr. This agreeable perfumed licuor, w'hieh is c•;mpofed of highly toncentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant aromatics and dicaciuus antileptics,may be kept unimpaired in any climate, and 4 any period of time. Its pungent odour renders it ex memely irueful and falutary in head achg, faintlngs , and in all places of tabne r. fort, as theatres, courts of jußice, &c.) as it counterads the bad cities of heated and foul air, and is the heft antidote egainft the infection of all contagious diftafes. As there are vi cious fpurious imitations, under the fame and fimilar names, Come et which are injurioully reprefented as improvements, the public we requeßed to obferve, that the names of :NOMA sandWtt.LlA Pa &WRY, Manchriter, are engraved on each Ramp, to counterfeit which is a capital felony. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar. price as 9d. Ramp inclodcd, icfuLi wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, 3, Coekfpur-ii Net, the only Agents in London authorifed by the proprietors, where may be had, Sponge Boxes t f gold, flyer, cornetian, cry Ral, &c. - - - Alfe HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles, at b. 6d. and larger, with glafs Rappers, at 43. each, their names being in the Ramps. RHEUMATIC GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. Bu R RI DGE' s SPECIFIC i s a reme d y, t h e u! '"i ty ai of which has been proved by estenfive pradice, and is confi de tly offered to the public, and recommended as a certain cure to %oft Allotted with the above diforders. The Proprietors pledge aboxfclyes that in all cafes where it has been adminiftcred, it has given relief, in molt that it has effeeted a perfed cure, even where every ether remedy that has been retorted to has failed, and from the length of time the afilidion has continued, and to-al deprivstion sf dhe Sic of limbr, (tweets has been Impacts, and the niiferablr . ftdfixer reduced to defpair; for the truth of which they beg leave to refer to numerous letters, cafes, and teitimonials, very refpeft .ably.veuehed, that a rc op. - n to general infpedion, and will be ' readily (hewn to any applicant at their Ware4soufe. They have ftmgttateft fatisfadion in Mitring the public that the compotition as perfedly free from any mercurial opiate or other drug that can, in the eightelt cif grce, injure ue impair the molt delicate cianftitn -41:42, uol is directed fuitly to the remom.l of chore dittrvfling com plaints. By the pronefs of its operation It inertafes the appetite, p . romotes gentle perfiration, Is a fiiiht diuretic, removes obltrue nous In the joints mid glands, purifies the blood, ftrengtbens the tenet, and, adiug as an alterative vpcn the whole frame, min rates the fifteen in all its ventral tundions. Sold wholefale and retail by the Proprictots,No. 6, York.ftreet. Covent garden.in bottles, ;Land tts each, duty included. Stamp alt!) 'bowed on taki ng f our. Arrangements are forming, that it may be had of every refpeftable Medicine Vender in the United kingdom, on the fame terms, This day was publilbed, handfornely printed in octavo, With the Portrait of a Chief, and two other Engravings, price 55. td. in boards. SOME ACCOUNT of NEW ZEALAND ;par ticularly the BAY of ISLANDS and furrounding Country; defcribing Its Soil and Produttions. the Religion and Government, Language, Arts, Manufactures, Manners, Cuitoms, and /Munk. ments of the Natives ; together with general Obfervations upon the Intercourk of Europeans with Savages ; and an Account of a NATIVE of NEW ZEALAND brought to England. By JOHN SAVAGE, Efq. Surgeon, and Correfponding Member of the Royal Jennerian Society. Printed for Jahn Murray, Fket-ftreet, London; and A. Con. (table and Co. Edinburgh. This slay was publifht.d, price 31 in boards, i3s 6d. in Red, or 541 Calf Gilt, in One very thick and elofely printed Volume, illuitrated with near:), Seventy Maps and Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA DA I HING PLACES in England and Wales, for ifia7; confining of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE. SCRIP I lONS of every Place of falbionable Retort, and of the Curinfities and Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. Ey the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. . _ This Work ii fo well known, and has been fo univerfally ap proved of fo- its Conipletenefs and Accuracy. that any further Defeription of its Contents, or any Obfervatioas on its Merits and Utility, would be fuperfluous. _ _ the Places defctibed are: ABERYST WITH LEMINGTON PRIORS BATH LITTLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOGNOR & HOTHAMPTON LYMING I'ON BURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGH*I 0)1 MARGATE BRIS rot. HOT WELLS, and MA rI.OOK CI.IF lON RAMSGATE BROADS FAIRS SCARBOROUGH BUX FON • SIDMOU rH CHELTENHANI SOUTHAMPTON CROMER SOUTHEND DAWLISH SWANSEA DOVER TEIGNMOUTH • EAST BOURNE TENBY EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS FOLKSTON& WEYMOUTH FOWEY WORTHING HARROWGATE YARMOUTH HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES HASTINGS A TOUR it:SOUTH WALES ILFRACOMBE A rouß In NORTH WALES ISLE of \ 1 IGHT Printed fur RICtIARD PIII LLI P 3 , No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers, particularly of thole who crude at the refpedive Sea Baking and Watering Places Of whom may ago be had, the PICTURE of LONDON for 58.17, by the lame Editor, price 3s. bound it red. SECOND EDITION, correded to the a6th of May, This day ses pub: lilted, price vs. 6d. limed, illuftrated with a coloured Map of Hindoßan, pointing out the late Divifion of Territory, rrHE EAST INDIA REGISTER and DIREC TORY for tSoy, containi , g the Company's Eltabliniments ar Home and Abroad, with the Cafualiies rkat occurred in the hit Year—An Account of the College at Hertford—Various Rules and Regulations repating the Company's Service, and much other actin Information. By JOHN MATHISOO and ALEX WAY MASON, Of the Secretary's Mee, EaR-India Houfe.. London : Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, Leadcuhall. alect ; and J. Hatchard, No. ism, Piccadilly. S.XTFENTH EDI fION. Jun publifited, in One Vol Bvo. Price s+. 6d. boards. 'PVERY MAN 'HIS OWN FARRIER ; or, A-- 4 THE WHOLE ART OF FARRIERY LAID OPEN. By FRANCIS CLATER. This Work not only (hews the nature and fymptoms of retry Drordcr a Horfe is incident to, but a particular Method of pre paring the Medicine; tozetlar with pruper dircelions for their management during iudifpolition. To which is added, an AP PENDIX ; eon:Mullis many uftful Preparations, and a choice Ccliedion of Recipes fur feveral Diforders, feveral of which Re cipes, before its publication, were fold from Half a-Guinea to Two Guineas each. Newark : Prlintd by and for A. Tomlinfon ; and fold by C. and R. Baldwin, No. 47. Paternofter row; B Crolby and Co. Stationers -court, Loudon; and all other Boukfellera iu the King dom. This month will be publifhed, • In One Volume qi2arto, elegantly printed by Bentley, embellithed with Four beautifully engraved Portraits by Freeman, 'FHE LIVES of BRITISH STATESMEN. by JOHN MACDIARMIO Efq. The influence which the condusti of our Statefmen has had on our national charader, renders their Biography au important and atfradive fubiedt. This volume contains the Lives of Sir Tho mas More; Cecil, l.crd Burleigh; Wentworth, Earl of Strafford; and HyJe, Earl of Clarendon. The plan of the work is to unfold the private hißory and elle racßer of the Man, to explain his political views, and record his puhlic attions. 'f he eotemporary hittory, the delineation of man ners and of the Rate of knowledge are introduced as far as was re quifite to Illultrate the Biographical pieture. Publithed by Longman. Halt, Rees, and Orme, Patemoiter- TOW. This day were publifhed, handfomely printed in quarto, in one large volume, price in boards, al. as. MEMOIRS ot the LIFE of Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER, with a New Edition of her Poems Come of which have never appeared before ; to which will be added lonic Mifeellancons Ways in Prole, together with her Notes on the I3i. We, and Anfwers to Objcittiona corcerning the Chriflian Religion. By the Rev. MONTAGU P ENNI NG roN, M. A. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kent, her Nephew. and Executor. Printed fur F. C soil J. Rivington, No. ha, St. Paul'. Church. yard; fold silo by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, lately publithed, Handfornely printed in Two Volumes, 08.370. price tem The WORKS cf EPICTBTUS, confining of his Dikuurfes, in Four Books, prefervcd by Artiest ; the Enchiridion, and Frag ments. Tranflated from the Original Greek, By the late Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER. With an Introdnetion and Notes by the Tranflator. The Fourth Edition, with the Manatees left Additions and I Corredierrs. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO TIM STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was publifhed, printed on good Paper, and in a des r 'l'ype; eorrefponding in fine with Dr. Mayor's Britilk Nepos ; a new Edition, price ys. bound, with the full Allowance te Schools, THE CLASS BOOK ; or Three Hundred and siaty five READING LESSONS for Schools of either Sez combining, with the dements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Exereifes, from the heft Authors, than are to be found in any other work of the fame defcription: every lain having a clearly defined objcel, and teaching Come principle of (deuce or morality, or fame important truth. By Tbc Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author hat bean Rimulated to compile there Exercifes in reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at prefent atilt fevers' excellent books fur teaching Reading and Elocution, the object of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of word,; and they confiß almoft entirely of paffsges.(eleeted with reference to beauty of compofition only. In the prefent work, Ele gance has Men united with Utility ; Sound and Scnk have been itudioudy combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the pirpofes of !nitro:Rion. In Short, every one of the kffons in this Clafs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both wises and SETTER. The Author's own experience as a Teacher fuggefted to him the divifion of his book into three hundred and fixty five le funs, or one for every day in the year; in each of which the (hide& matter is generally finithed within the fuitabk length of a kffon. This divifion, it is obvious, will he attended wi•ls an equal degree of c•nvenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the actual butanes of a pub lie Seminar. . Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6. Bridge-ftreet, Black than ; and to be had of all Bookfellers in the United Kingdom. _ Of whom may be bad, by the Lame Author, READING Exoticlies for the JUNIOR CLASSES in Scuom.e, being an Introduction to the Clefs Book and a Supplement to Mayor', Spelling Book, price m. 64. bend, with numerous CUM, SWERFORD HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE, SINGULARLY IIESIRADLE SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD MANSION, AND PADDOCK, AND TYFHE FREE FARM. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr MIINI4, At Garraway's on Friday, July to, at Twelve &click, ( w iters an acceptable offer be made by Private Contradt), THE truly Valuable and Compad FREEHOLD E3TATE, in the Parithes of Swerford and Hooknorton s comprifing a fuhilantial Rone manfion called Swerford with dinucftic offices of every defcription, newly erected ornamen tal r. , nge of Ilablinu ' for eleven bodes, double colch•houk , chaife honk, flamers and faddlc.rooms, the whose amply ftmplied with water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with Rattly timber. a conftant ftream of water running at a moll defirable dPtaoee in front of the manfinu, m.:y with the greateft fac . .lity be rendered an °bled highly ornamental and a.tradive, pleafure ground and kitchen garden, together with feveral rich farms, mai) , contiguous to the demcfne lands, confuting of a due proportion of arable lira pafture land divided into convenient enchafures by thriving fences. enriched with itpitalt iniSer, containing in the whole upon r•ls of 650 acres. The farm houfes and egrieultur..i buildings have jai been completely repaired. The farms arc all let, either to yearly tenants. or on (hurt leaks, at low rents. There is alto a (mall farm, con. lifting of nearly 4 ; acres, with a dwelling hot& and fuitaLle build. ings, fituate at Bleabam, in the county ot Oaf' rd, five miles from Swerford, in the occupation of Mr. h. Ro;ers, at a low rent. Ills whole is tythe tree, and forms an obje& peruflarly clearable to any gentleman witting to re Moe in a retired rich &nation, and is attached to rural (ports, feveral packs of hounds beitg kept in the neighbourhood, which is plentifully flocked with game; a cud &lambic pall of the purchafc money may remain on mortgage for .4 limited time. Swerford is a ',lnfant village, fituate eight miles front Banbury, five from Chipping Norton, and four front Chappcl Houle, within a quarter of a milt from the turnpike road, neighbourhood a ighbourbOod highly rerptdible and falubrioun. The Per • petual Advowfou of the valuable Rectory is anvif:. on tale by private eontraa John Falknot, who !villa on the manfion, will thew the elate, and particulars may be bad of Edward Horne, Efe.. Solicit,,, Searle ftreet, Lincoln's Inn; of Joreph Knight P.fq Solicitor, Scow on tha Wo:d. Glouceiteretire; and of Mr. Munn, Wal brook, near the Royal Exchange; *here plans of the canes may be ken. Particulars aro at Gatraway's, and at Cha2pel Hou'e. TO COTTON SPINNERS AND COTTON MANUFAC- TURERS. WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFACTORY, I..XETER. TO BF DISPOSED O.F BY tRIVATE CON FRAC r, For the remainder of a Term of Four Score awl Nine een Years, determinable on the deaths of two good Lives, aged refpedircly about 27 and ts years, and for a concurrent Term of 41 Years, abfolute, which commenced from the rub of S.ptember, t 793 , held by Leafe from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, under the yearly Conventionary Rent of 20t. A CA i'l I'AL, EX I'ENiIVE, and COMPLETE CO [TON MILL. and MANUFACI ORY, with the Mill Gear, Tackle Mill, Yard, Outhoufta Buildings, and Appurte nances belonging thereto, well worth the attention of Cotton Ma nufadurers, having been creek.' on the beft eonfirucclion. is in complete repair and order, and fituated in the immediate vicinity of the City of Exeter, on the River Exe, which affords a powsifill Stream to drive the Machinery, and the Wear that diverts the Water for that purpofe is kept in repair at the raid Mayor and Chamber's expence.—Thc Concern can be extended to as large a fcale as may be waft!. The Mill is built of brick and Bone, and confifts of a centre Building and two Wings ; the centre contains four Floors for Ma chinery, and an Attic Story ufed as a Reding and F 11110144 Room. One of the Wings cormprifes a Counting book, Warehoufc, and other neteffary Cffices, and the other forms a fubflantial and ele gant Dwelling haute, hitherto ufed as the refidence of the italve Partner in the Concern. In front of the Mill if a Plnt of land ufed as a BlcaChlng Ground, and adj ining to the Dwelling-bourn is a good Garden, Behind Jse Mdalufadory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen Cottages, with (mall Gardens, erected for the acconunodation of the Superintendants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and adjoining the Yards are Cenral I.4ts and other Buildings . At one end of the Plot in fr.. .t of the Mill is a good Bleaching Houk, dritk all the neceffary Machinery and Chymical Appara tus for the hltaching and finilhing of Callienes, Twin, and Hole, and alfo a Drying Hunk, Stove, and Trim Shop. alto to be:Difirfed of, All the Machinery and Utcniils of Trade hi thefaid Mill, which are in corn. lete repair and condition, and madr upon the brit and neweß principle, eomprding 32 Water Twat Spinning Frames, each Frame containing 84 Spindles ; two Mules, each containing 204 Spindles ; 3t Carding Enghes, Gawk% and Raving Frames, Reels, &c with every other Article ce.:.:lTaty for the preparing and (pinning of Cotton Twig and Weft, and for completely car rying on the Spinning Bufinefs in all ita Branches. Alfo, Four Carding Engines, three Roving Billies, and hrteen Spinning Jennies for Weft, 141 Looms for the Manufacturing or CalUcoss of different defcriptious, and 42 plain and gigger Stock ing Frames. This Mantifaetor* poffeffes numerous local advantages, and is the only Cotton Mill in the Weil of England. A ready file for Callicoes and Haft may always be found in the Neighbourhood. The price of labour Is confiderably leis than that paid in the North of England, and any number of wort people ally he &mart,' at a very Short notice. For further particulars apply to Main. Greenaway, Inn, an d Need, Exeter , or Meffrs. Peter Berthon and Sons, Marcb ank , Flilikury (quart, London —Exeter, May 14,