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~w-,~+~r .a; a 1 nt'"l` ~. . . • • . , . . ~ k ~ .. , --" ~.6, . , rik. . ." - 1.-140* . P • e , • P . ... • ..A-" ' - ,40 - Tr a 116,.... . . k , 4 . .41 i ' •a..-- ... ~.,./...- • ... r• , • • 6,... A ik tv:, ~.4" i‘,... , ,f I, ~ 4- ... -, • (.6, 7 ..,,.._ .-......,......."/ • '". 11 4: 41P r „ `, , ~.a I , • .....% .. • .. $.;; lIL. L. i+.. w' : ~ .t,. 'S {~* a r 4 1 . THURSDAY, AUGUS' NUMBER, 76311 22, 1811. . PRIM SIX iIOrCE-, FAT . 'wt ;Auk- ELIEF OF THE PRITPM PRISONERS IN FRANCE. • Amount advertised OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, August S,lBll. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M - JEST7'a ORDNANCE, do het* give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, en or before Wednetday the 28th day of August inst. from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL. ARMS for Service of this Department, at Ditmingliain and hi London, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Inspector of Small Arms, tirmingham ; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must he delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Brass Work, &c.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the part• making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Seerdary. TRANSPORT OPnCli +rat IS, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS for coypvcrad XIS MAJESTre TRANSPORT ESR)IICE, for revisor Care of SICK and WOUNDED S.EAMEN,anof for the Care ~a CuJta.ly of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 10th of. September, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in HEALTH at DARTMOOR, for six months certain from the Ist of November next. No tender will it received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attends. Each tender must be accompanied 6q a letter frost two respectable per sons, engaging to become hound nuith the person tendering, in the sum of X2OOO, :for the due performance of the contract. Further particulars may he known by applying at to Captain Cotgrave, liartmoor. Oa f o . ps, or PRIVATE TUITION. MR. NICHOLAS SALMON, in Biggleswade, a healthy Market Town in Bedfordshire, at the distance of 45 miles front London, confines him.elf to a small number of Boarders—They may be a:commodatel with separate Rooms, the Continental Languagrs,, and lualified for the Univer sity as well as Commerce. Any young Gentleman, whose chief object is to speak and wtite French with accuracy, may the more easily obtain that object as Mr. S. i., a na , ive of France, and his philosophical works have long ago proved him capable of remov ing every difficulty : but references of the highest respectability can be afforded to confirm the same. NEW MUSIC. Just published, by Goulding, D'Abnaine, Potter, and Co. Music- Sellers, and Musical Instrument Manubeturers, Nn. CO, Soho square ; and No. 7, Westmorelard-street, Dublin, MUSIC' Epitomized, by Dibdin, in which the whole Science of Music is vimple:ely explained in ques tion ant Aii.wer, embellished with Plates, price ss. Le Canton, • Divertimento for the• Harp or Pianoforte, by J. Gildon, price 1.3. Caller Herring, a favourite Seoich Air, arranged as a Duet for the Help and Pianoforte, by P. Knaptern, 3s. In Youth's cheerful Snow, a lively Glee, by Sir J. Stevenome; is. Mt fa. • vouthe Air of "I'll yang - nee malt to - yon Town," arraeged as a Rondo, by J. S. Priv, price Is. ed. The favourite !fustian Diicc. as v Rondo, by Dine, 2.. A Venetian Air, Nu. 5, by J. Mazzinghi, with Variat , ons for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, Ss. or single for the Piano and Elute only, 3s. The Flaming Cruet, a Song, is. 6d. Go my Soul's best Treasure, a Ballad, for . the Harp or Piano, Is. 6d. The favourite Melo-dramatic Music in the Opera of the Patriot, 4s. Barham Wood, a fa vourite Rondo, by M. Hoist, 2s. A Sonata for the Pianoforte, as performed with universal applause at Cambridge, by the Author G.E. Griffin, op. 7, price SS. In the preu, and speedily will be published, in Quarto, with Plans of Battles, &c. &c. • OBSERVATIONS nn the Present State of the PORTUGUESE ARMY, as organised by Lieutenant- General Sir WILLIANI CARR 13EREiFilltD, K.B. Field- Marsh:ll and Commander-in-Chief of that Arhiy. With an Ac count of the different Military Establishments and Laws of Par tuga! an a Sketch of the Campaigns of the last and present year, durii g which the Portuguese Army was brought into the Field, agaii st the enemy, for the first time, as a regular force. By ANDREW HALLIDAY, M.D. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London; Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh•; and John Cumming, Dublin. NEW MEDICAL WORK: This day were published, in svo. price 9s. Boards, POPULAR DIRECTIONS for the TREATMENT of the DISEASES of WOMEN and C4III,DREN. By JOHN BURNS, Lecturer s Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons in Glasgow. The object of . this Work is to give au outline of the difierent diseases incident to Women and Children, with Instructions for their Treatment, plain enough to be generally understood, yet not an minote as to perplex throe readers for whom they are intended. Such information is highly , useful, In preventing unnecessary ap prehensions respecting Symptoms by no means dangerous, and in giving timeous alarm When delay might be Mjurious or fatal. Printed foe Longman. Hurst,Rces, Orine, and Brown, Pater poster-row. . . This day arts published, in Bvo, price Its. sewed, (embelfilsid with five highly coloured Drawirgs of the Animals trutat LA), • descriptive HISTORICAL and desiptive Account (-)f the tour Species of PERUVIAN SHEEP, called Car . neros de la Ti.tra: to which are added, Particulars respecting the domesticati-ii the two wild Species, and the Experiments hitherto made by the Spaniards, to cross the respective Breeds, to improve their Wet%ls, &c. .11so a particular Report on the different kinds of Wool brought from South America ; their ap plicability to 111anufactures; with general Ideas of the Dyes used by the 'lndians in their Manufacture. It is proved that the Vi cuna esti be domesticated; its Introduction is strongly recta's mended to cross with our own Sheep. By WILLIAM WAL'CON, Jon. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and John Harding, St. James's-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, .• PRESENT S l'EUf the SPANISH COLONIES, in tire Volumes, Bvo. price Xi. 4s. board.. - • This day was pui.lished, pr ce Ss. the 7th Edition, enlarged, • APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Diseases of the URETHRA; particularly doicribin the symptoms attending Strictu res, Obstructions, fistulas, intont inency of Urine, Glees. &c. • To which is added• a variety tv: Casts, ,hewing the efficacy of Daran's Medicated ltougies, anti a new and safe me thod of treating a Connorhaa; also, Remarks on Caustic Bou- Firs; with Extracts from various Author: uniformly proving the danger and inefficacy of the Caustic. By WILLIAM DU FOUR, Surgeon. Sole Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Medicated Bougie,. Published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown-court, Soho ; the Author, No. 54, Frith-street." Soho ; Gale and Curtis, Paternos ter-now; Motley and Co. Portsmouth; and Hayden, Plymouth. X 64,499 13 0 Subscriptions since received: Parish of I, iltenheath, Suffolk, per Rev. Michael Hay ward, Vint', transmitted by E. Bliss, Esq. Baker street, Portman-square 12 1 6 Transmitted by Mr. George White, for Collections, &c. made In Edinburgh, Leith, and Vicinity : High Church 80 0 0 St. Andrew's Church - - 103 0 0 Tolhnoth Church . 51 0 0 Additional - - 1. 0 0 •I'ron Churek . . 30 0 0 New North Church . . - 29 0 0 College Church - . 2ci 0 0 New• Grey Friars Church - 25 17 0 Additional - - 0 7 G Old Church - - 24 5 0 Lady Glenorchy's Chapel - 45 13 I 1 Canongate Church . - .26 It 6 1. Dian Chapel - - 8 t i 54 South Leith Church - • - 73 0 0 North LeitS Church - - 23 11 6 Leith Chapel, Rev. Mr. Colqiihoun - 22 0 6 Episcopal Chopel,Leith, Rev. Mr. Ru s sell 34 7 2 Charlotte Chapel, Rev. Dr. Sandford 61 3 2 Episcopal Chapci, Ela:kfriars-wynd, Rev. Mr. Adas6 14 9 6 Anonymous, per ditto - 0 Episcopal Chapel, Carrubers.elose sr. 'IIIS 0 Independent Church Mary Chapel, Mr. Ritchie 10 0 0 Brtsto-street Chapel, Rev. Mr. Peddle . •24 • 1 0 Rose-street Chapel, Rev. Mr. Hall - 21 1 7 Port burgh Chapel, Rev. Mr. Loth ia n 8 10 0 Glassite Congregation, Mr. Ranken - 15 i 4 6 Roman Cazholicsf Rev. Dr. Cameron II 4 2 Donation from Burglt of Cation -ate - 55 0 Old Grey Friars Church - 40 0 0 l.ady Pesters Church - . St 10 6 St.Cuthbert's Church - - 47 0 0 St. Cuthbert's Chapel of Ease - 25 • 6 6 Episcopal Chapel, Cowgato - 40 8 • 2 College-street Chapel, Rev. Mr. Smith 2 0 0 2 The Church of Christ Tabernacle, Leith Walk ' 10 _0 0 Union Chapel, Totlfick's.wynd - 1 1 0 A. B. - - - - 1 0 0 Parish Church of Peebles, Rev. Dr. Lee 26 0 0 Kirkgate Chapel, Leith, Rev. Mr. Aitchison 20 0 0 Nidolson's-street Chapel, Rev. Dr. Until:sem 16 0 .0 Donation from Mr. Murray Keith - 3 & • Ditto Mrs. Birnie, Mitchelson - 2 8 0 Gaelic Chapel, Rev. Mr. M`Donald - 15 274 Donation—Mrs. Miller, from liarbaiNws 1 1- 0 Ditto from Miss Matullum, 'I hornhilll 2 2 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. a, George-yard, Lombard-street. PARISH OF ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, AUGUST 6, 1611. WANTED, BY the VESTRYMEN of St. M.try- la .bonne , a Sum of MONEY, to be raised on Life Annuities, by way of TONTINE; or on transferable Bonds, bearing Interest at .1 per Cent. and subject to be discharged by a Sinkirg Fund, under an Act of Parliament passed in the late Setslon, intituled, " An " Act to enable the Vestrymen of the Parish of St. Mary-la " bonne, in the County of Middlesex, to build a new Par ish " Church, and Two of more Chapels; and tor other purposes reiatirgthereto." Any Person or Personk disposed to advance the same, are re quested to apply,-for Particulars, to the Clerk under the said Act, at the Mee, at the Court-house ' in Oxford-street By Order, JOHN JONES, Cleric. 2, COktillitt, near the Wilton House. te, C r OVENTRY4I'REE'T, PiccadUly. ri y - roli - stropglr recommends the ensuing Lottery to the notice a his Friends, and advises an Immediate pur chase at his Favourite Offices, as above, thenthers being only 13,500 Tickets, and the price of Tickets and Shares much lower than for many years, though these is every probability of a considera ble advance taking place, in consequence of the ~mall number of Tickets, which niti, , t create a scarcity. Therefore, those who buy s In x, buy C a ZAP --Schemes gratis, In which is particulariz ed the unparallelea success that ii2.s attended Purchasers at EY- Fortunate Offices for many years past TUR'ELES. A LARGE-CARGO . aniseeral Lots of fine A . 1 - lively 'TURTLES are now on sale at WILLSHIRE'S, King's Head Tavern, Poultry. Tortlei dressed every day in the highest perfection NI. .parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country; CHEAP PAINT FOR PARK-PAILINGS. FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRIM nod PLAS *TER FRONTS, TILES, SLATF.S, &c. ate. ' ' CHEAP IMPENERABLE PAINTS. per cwr. 53t. White 6Gs. Red - 7 4s. Chocolate IP;s. I Yellow - 565. I Black - prepared Drying Oil, ss. per gallon. Best White Lead, 54s per cwt. Turpentine (Town) 7s 6a. per gallon. Boiled Linseed Oil, Si, 9d. Linseed, ss. 3d. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and as they are prepared fur the above description of work only, possess the greatest durability. They will also cover a surface considerably greater than any other paint, from which circumstance alone they are actually cheaper than the common Coal Tar. In midi -1 . tion to this, they are as easily worked as the finest paints, and will not crack or peel off under the greatest heat, atul are a cure for the Worrnand Dry Rot. wisr Also. Paints for House Painting, and the Finest Work of every sh.:scciption, 20 per cent. under the usual prices. 'I hese Paints are not sold in less quantities than seven pounds, and the .Fence Paints not less than twenty-eight sounds weight. . Sold, piepared for use, for Ready Money only, at tbe British Paint Manufactory, No. it, London Wall, 'Opposite Betblem- Hatpin* . . Grn - Dark ditto - Bright ditto Lead colour - Stone ditto per cwt. 565. 46.. 56.. i 65. Ta Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. • • take the earliest opportunity to acqu•tint La you that I have received the most wonderful benefit front the use of your DIXON'S ANI HiILIOUS PILLS, which i car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de dare them to be the best Medicine ever used to that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names sn seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills :—Cliarles 'I syligr, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Woodeiff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. 01,1 Harbour, ditto; G..Aliston, ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Mount, ditto; J. PenlinsOn, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr..Mullens, ditto; .1. Burn, Esq: Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Aon's ; Mrs. Woodrill, Spanish Town ; with many other persons of the first respectability. Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of she Ship Ganges. Soli wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chrapside, Corner of Patertmiter-row, London ; Sharp and.Beiain, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, AUtititt, and Mallory, •Portsea ; Hall and John ' son Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, at- dTurner, lull ; Holland, Cookwortby, Nettleton, and C:11 Bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir- Illitigham ; Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Matiderton, Ralburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M . Dooald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Cd Norwich; Swin• fen, Leicester i and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at sis. 14 end W. each. RINETON, WARWICKSHIRE. RESIDENCE, MANORS, MANSION, unfinished Farms, • Tythes and Advowsun. Ey Mcsses. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, August 27, at Twelve, in Ouc Lot, ualess an acceptable offer is previously made ity Private CGIlt MANORS OF LITTLE KINETON, CUMBROOK, and BROOKHANIP I ON, extending over about FOUR THOUSAND ACRES of Land, welt stocked with Game, with a singularly desirable Freehold. and small part Copyholi of Inheritance, nearly equal to Freehold Estate, well timbered, containing ',nether LINE THOUSANO ONil HUN- DttED AND TWENTY-sEVEN ACRES of rich Arable, Pas tore, isgeadoiv, and Wood Liod,Tyibe Free, lying compitet, arid a Turnpike-road through the Estate, In abeautiful part of the county of Warwick, and in the centre of the Foxhunr, 12 miles trom Batibury,lo from Warwick, i 1 from Seutharn, 9 front Stratford , upon-Avon, and 8 from Shipston, all nil;iret t ass, Wt:i the Perpetual Advowson of the Vicarage of Great Kineton ; the great and small Tithes of rather more thin 217 Acres of Land; a substantial Residence. with suitable attached and detached Of fices anti OntbuiltUngs, sad the Shell of a spacious ni w.built stone Mansion, lined with brick, slated, and leaded, erected in a superior _ryle under the direction of Mr. Cockerel'. About 74 Acres of Land, surrounding the Mansion, are in baud. The remainder of the Estate is principally divided Into three Farms , I only one of which is let on lease, wnleh will expire at Lady-day 181 ti ; the others are let at will, or in hand.' sr lie Parra-houses land Buildings are most of them newly and substantially built ; the Plant lions are of ornamental growth. There is a running ! Stream through the Estate, and a Sheet of Water might be made at a trifling expellee. Kineton has a daily Post, and is situated ion the tirtipike road so Loudon through Banbury. Part of the purchase-money may lay en mortgage of the Estate if required. To be viewed by appteatioa at the Estate, and particulars had of Messrs. Bellamy and Bannister, Solicitors, tihipstomon-Stour; at the Warwick Arms, Warwick; at the White Lion, Strat ford-on Avon; Red Lion, Banbury; of Walton, Esq. Basineall-street ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggait and Phillips, 62, Old Bruad-street, Royal 'Exchange. THAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL SHARES. By Meicrb. HOGGAR and PHILLIPS, • At the Auction Mart,•on Friday September 13, at 12 o'Clock, 'THIRTY SHARES of £lOO each, in the above -I- Concern, which was opened a few weeks since from Gravesend to Higliam, and it is expected will be a valuable Particulars may be had fifteen days prior to the Sale, at the ' Auction Man and of Mesas. Hoggart and Phillips, 02, Old Broad street, kuyal i:.xchange. ILEGAN V VILLA, AND LAND, IN SUILICEL By !victors. IiOcIOART and PHILLIPS. At the Abction Marc, on Friday, Sept.-mbet 13, 'at 12, unless all acceptable offer Is in the mean time wade by Private Contract, - - - - 'III.IIU R STE R LODGE, seated on a delightlii eminence, commanding Views of great extent and beauty, inn fine Sporting Country, near time Fox Hounds, one mile from Godstead, and to !ruin London, on the road to Eastbourne. The House is suitable for the reception of a respectable Family, and contains seven Bed chambers, a Study, an elegant Drawing-room, Dining,ouni, and su table Offices, with a Veranda opening on a cheerful Lawn, and rich Ps*locks of about Egliteen Acres, sur rounded by beautiful Shrubberywalks, with au exceLent Kitchen Garden, Bailiff's and Gardener's House;CNch-house, St all•stable for five Horses, Farmyard, and Outdmiltfings ; also about ten Acres of Land near the Premises; held for Thirty-nine Years; Rem only £7i. The Purchaser may be accommodated with principal part of the Forniture, and the Farming Stock and Utensils, at a fair Valuation. "lo be viewed, with Harr a only, which, with particulars, may be had of 'Messrs. A•.,cold, Ciamtree, and Bicknell, Bedford-row; and of Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Ex change. Particuiars also at the White Hart, Gosistuae ; and at the Auction Mart.. CURIOUS OLD PORT WINE. DEDHAM, near COL CHESTER, ESSISX. By Messrs. HOOGAKT and' PHILLIPS., On the Premises, on Tuesday, Siptember 17, at 12 o'clock, 1 WO HUNDRED and FIFTY DOZENS of fine PORT WINE, vintages 179 g, IEO2, and IthoS ; and a Pipe of Port Wine, hi Viood.,gintage iSO6; being the genuine Property of Stephen Prissier, Esq. removing front Dedham, from whence the Wines will be Pamitted to the Purchasers. Its be tasted one day prtvious, and on the morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Elm Posts, Witham ; Cups, Colches ter; on the A , regnives; and of Messrs, Hoggart and Phillips, 611, Broad-meet, Royal .xcbarge. DETACHED VILLA NEAR ThE THAMES. TO BE LET FURNISHED, A SELECT RESIDENCE, seated in Cie centre 3 - of a productive Garden, lawn and Shrubbery, cnnteinlng altogether about two Acres, walled all round, fully ernpped and p/anted with numerous Fruit-trees In I'AI bearing, whit Coach house, Stabling and Offices, and the oe•nipasey of between two atfd three Acres of Land; twelve miles from Hyde Park Corner, near Hampton• Court. To be viewed with Tickets, and Particulars hail or Messrs Hoggart and Phillips, 62, lirnad-street, Royal Exchange. -- RANKS OF THE THAMES. E3C(` - .71.1.ENT RESIDP.NCI!. an/ GARDF.bi —To be LET ! FURNISHED, or SOLI) by PRIVA fft CONTRACT, • - A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, for a respec table Family, eihstanti4ly built and in good regxir, delight fully situate fronting the 'I haws, one mile fron Richmond, font. from Hampton Court, and eight from Hyde Park-corner, with excellent ollices, floe spring warer;and good garden, walled, ang planted with fruit trets.—Further Particttlars, and Tickets fur viewing, to be lasi of asspiat and Phillips, No. 41, Old BroaA- I s.reet, Koy.l Exchange:. • • SA.LES tY Atie. 130 N. To co At}imnl(Eits. At Perth, on Tuesday;*the 17itt they of Atriust tter, ' 1 - 11E.erteni.fire PREMISES now employed As a Coach Work by Walker insi Parkin. The Preff4lSP4 are situateei la Frince'e-street, Perth, ort the great road 'ea.l./es ;my • the Town from tile South, and ccasltt of a Cesu - tipg-ruone and Ware-room atijo;niter, two large ?'hoW-reinins, Cat riage-grakres .pa l s, and Snlltlia oY Liz Forges on the ground fis ,r, with a large Cellar beneath; above stairs are two .Pesiatiog-ro mei, a Body-maker's Siwp, Trlmmer ant aid Ilare:es- mak r'. A art- Incas ; tAI tee oppe.site side ot :he street id a lane with a Sawpit and several large Sit. a. There is also a cnessi .derable qiientity of 'well seasoned Timber In logs ited is Valk, with a large assortment ot Spokes, Naves end Fetes, all of the 'hest quality, which with all the other m Aerials, will be disposed' Of to a purchaser at alair valseatenc. Th;:. City of Perth being, perhaps, the gl'eate9t thoroughfare la Scotland, there are few, Wares better situated for carrying on an extensive business, so that any yani-n wishing to pursue I. trade cannot have abetter opporturity, e business hettig already establ,shed, titjoyiag a cous.derabk urn. ee ot the !rob' C ;Nitro nage, and wlei::t is cle the increase. Forth parttratiar. may he 'Cunee, by eprlying to Walkers Parkin, with wik conclude a private lea: gam a 1y rime prettied ) the Sale. . . _ SPA.LDING, LINCOLNSHIRE. ..- ... t an By M.i.t. ALM awl NANDI.RY, At the White Hart lun g Da Spalding, in the coauty of i Tuesday,the 3,1 day of September next, be erF- - • four and six ()Thick In the Afternoon, (sulilect ; Lions as shall he then and there produced) in the fell Lot 1. ,e, Capital MESSUAGE or M. - 1 - 3 . HOUSE, with a Coach-house, Stable, convenient attached and derechetl-Offices thereto Wet Cher with an extensive and substantial range of Buil& a SteardEngine was lately erected ; and 1140 ?Mir . Oil Mills, with All other requisite and useful machinery ryiqg on the sold business, and which also contain a Coak Oven, with large and commodious Granaries houses, together with two Gardens and Paddock adjoining, taininl in the whole about four acres of rich Land, in t' ur occupation of Mr. Robt. Ayre. This Lut is eligibly situate on the Wet side of t. land, which falls into the sea about ft miles north-east of Spalding, communicating with the port of Boston, pital market towns of Peterltorough and Stamtort worthy the attention of merchants, millers, oil crushers ; persons who are engaged in bu4nese requiring room -- " siveand substantial buildit gs. Lot 2. Two Ti Dements, with the Gardens thereto on the east side of the River Welland, in the several •occt.,,ations of Jane Haynes and Robert Walker. Lot 3. Two Tenet:- nts or Dwelling-bouses, witl thereto adjoining, on the West side the Westroad several tenure or occupation of Henry Snart and' Lot 4. An All - terns:tit Piece or Parcel of rids lying in the Jourdan., In Spalding Fen, in the tenni non of John Barlow, and 4.)m:tieing shout 23 Acres. - Lbt 5.. A Messuage or Dwelling-house, in the ' in Stialdirg, capable of being converted into a Shop, situate for eithyr business or a private residence, tenure .r occupation 6f Miss Ann Robinson. Lot 6. A Meisuage or Dwelling-house oho situate ket-plaee, Immediately adjoining the last Lot,.( large commodious Shop, eligibly 'Pee for business, the centre or 'occupation of Miss Esther Goulson. The whole of the above Lots are Freehold, except' is Copyhold, of the Manor of Spalding. The respective tenants have received notice day neat, and will sbew the premises.; . Printed particulars may be hid on application to and Bonner, Mr. Dinbam, Solicßon; and Mes Handley, Auctiomers, Spalding; Memo. liandit Sleaford ; Meson. Barnard and Catid, Gainsboroui Latigwitn, Grantham ;, or Messrs. Lamb and Prince's-stress, Mansion-house-street, Los)on, • Lot I may be seen ifis ort:ly observation the nomeroi 4. have succeeded by the use of SPILSBUR AN 1 'SCORED:IIC DROPS; and the fullowinf stance occurred in a middle aged wuruEn who use at the Dispensary, 15, Soha-square, Loudon. of great debility and nervous irrita:ion, appetite neral depression of breathing ; her case not being obe had tried palliatives with o ut any SUCCefid. She eine, though the Proprietor stated the improhabi of service; in a month she walked from Lambed. 'feed her strength and appetite, and increaard her depiessed state it had been iu. Now this effect counted for by the medicine reguir ing the stet don, and exerting the powers of the habit in seems of the j•dnis, the charge it produces In ti excites the best hopes in those must distressing , tuns, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, &c. its effects acknowledged. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to Patent Anthcodstftic Drops, with the King's duty ink, in bottles of 55. 6d. doubt, bottles i es. and b isalided. Compound Essence Ns. Sold at the iliellierequere„ London. Tat. Mail/ANTI Vt. UV tlia. Cab/kit/Ml' LUNGS, comnionly sailed a DECLINI—note, RD YMER'S Pectoral FEBRIFUGE . with Vital Air. In the Measles, anti Plethoric Asthma, and in all other inflsmm whether local or general, this medicine proves wherefore, in violent Colds, Catarrhs, Hoarseness, those constant forerunners of Consumption of thcLungs, dicine is confidently recommended. CASE IX. rrom a Gentleman, aged !orty, of a eorpulene• plethoric kabit. Hampstead, Dear Sir—My lungs being oppressed with . with difficult breathing, for several months past„ medicines with little or no benefit ; but upon hearing fond balsam being of repute in such complaints, I - it, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoor at bed-time. I am happy to inform you, that I the first ; and, by continuing it about a bran( so much better, tLat I took only a small dose. s.. now continue as Well as ever. NJur's respectfully, CASE X. Sir—A Lady, a near relauon of mine, being, slog, imprudently took a draught of cold water, self to the cold air of a winter's ; the corn was a severe cold, with hoarseness, soreness m cough. Having often experienced the beneficial Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from with it, and continued it according to the direr was quite well. As consumption so frequently seizures when neglected or badly managed, 1 • to the public, to your medicine, and yoursel., would publish this cure. I am, Sir, your obedient Brighton, March 22,1806. CASE XT. Sir—On the setting in of the severe weather I was seized with the asthma, and, upon using ti I was almost out of breath. I immediately bad excellent Pectoral ,Medicine, and, by taking of it, I got as well as ever.—From Sir, your " Gravesend, April 3, leo6. Prepared zed sold in bottles at 2s. 9d.; Is.; eluded, by lathes Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Su sale and retail by Di,:ey and Co. flow Church-yard by F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Cburch-r - Co. Oxtord-strett; F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Tuts, Royal I Holborn ; and all the Visclers J Patsat Medlaiuns NipAdoso. lab r'. A art- timber- t at a, alto a cntssi- sod in pia-tk, all or the Ili be disposed' • Itoroughfareln varying us an • to pursue Me t bring already e aunt C patro• . to Walker and, nu nreviusta to. • • of Lincoln, as 3 'Li,: • to melt r , rtvli- nllowing fAst: 4ANSION- kW, anti onirr Klunging, togt. , ld:t.g. wherein r Oatmeal and hinery for car. Ain a Coal and • tries and Store. adjoining, COP. 1, in the tenure the river Wel. :sit of the town on, and the ca. lt,:rd, and well :rushers-, or any turn and er.r.. erem adjoining, • veral tenures at rith the Gardens td Drain, in tho I Val. Enderb7. - h Arable Land, dare or occupa- Creq. e Market-plat., tp, and destralhy • , and now tr. :be Otte in the Mar. „consisting of a HMI, aid sow in n. ;tilt Lot 2, which to quit at Lady- to Messrs Fate lessrs. Albin and (Hey and Pearson , rough ; Mr. John ▪ Islichmson„ 56, , where a Plan of lug Cases that RY'S PAY ng.vemarkable in- r !Applied for the-r n. She castplattvd to bad, wish a ties •• g wall midst stood, be took tyr. Medi- ability of its bang reth, having revs- her pulse from the :t can only be ac- • °mach and discs- In deep-seited ab- dot general health, g cases. In erup- Elects are generally ask for Spilsbn.ty's icy printed in bLc.k !larger £1 21„ duty a Dispensary, It, I , lo.t 1 - 1 E E—namely, • ▪ MEDICINE, 2:ion of the Lungs, amatory affectims. Insiantly sanative; tile's, Coughs, &c. the Lungs, tins cur t trpnlenrand • id, Feb. '7, IPO6. phlegm, a:rended tar, I took various tearing of your Pee- •, US, I got a bottle of Harlin's, every night, , t I found relief from iglu, I found myself se, occasionally, and Pectrufils • W. SAWMOWH. g overheated in clan- :er, and expo. ed itt•r- onsequence bt as of the .hest, Acial effects of your from the first attack directions, till she uently follows snob I think it oty duty df, to beg th ce yu:t sLn ant T. 113 Skit. alter last - December, ng the l.'*st estartit, , bad rt.:nurse to yo r g about three bottle* • humble meant, JOSH PHILLIPS. Is.; sod als. day , Surrey; and WitOi rch-yard; ar.d re:a t, • arch-yard; &CAI a Iles, Mrs. Newbt ry, Tel Etcbangt ; V a idle:nett in the I,:ched • - SHA LES BY AUCTION.' er• .-- . t it:6lomm aIoitt,XI , I3ABT.E FRERI4OLD PROPERTY - . SOUTH WAR K. . I About 17 Acres "of 1 and, covered whit:Houses. By Messrs. PICiGOART• and PHILLIPS, . At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, August $7, and Two following Days, at 12. in One Hundrsd Lou, . ' THE SUFFOLK-PLACE ESTATE, in the -I- borough of Southwark, in the County of Surrey; consisting ' of about SIX HUNDRED DWELLING-HOUSES, In Great Suffolk-street, Prince's-place, King's-court, St. George's-street, Cannon-street; Little Suffolk-street, Vinegar-yard, Lombard. street, Queen-street, Guildford-street, King-street, Mint 'square, Duke-street, Redcross-street, Peter -street, Birdcage-alley, Har- 1 row-street, the DUn Hor , e and Livery Stables , and fi ve Houses : a *joining, in 131ackinah-street ; the Distillery in the occupation of ' ' Messrs. Pigion and Co. with an excellent Family. House, and a ' i variety of other Streets, Alley-, and Courts, u itpecified ha , the ' Ground Plan, which may be seen at Hoggart and Phillips's. / The Es ate occupies a scite of Ground, containing about 17 Arres; some of the Huus_s are let on long leases, and the re mainder ainder of the leases have but few years to e x p ire, the resent I ' I rental producing a ground-rent of about 'I WO THOUSAND ° POUNDS per annum, capable of great improvement. The Estate I includes a number of valuable Public Houses. / 1o be viewed, with leave of theremota, and Particulars had i 20 days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Arnold, Clambree, and • Bicknell, dedforth row ; of Hoggart and Phillips, No. t. 2, Broad street, loyal Exchange ; and at the Mart.