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• • - • ; °,6, 4 41 1 ,/‘ - / • r ) IL " ". 1 , 1 ..AfLf 7, - 4 r • 111:Pv - - r t• T *, !C., • • :71 _ le MIN II rte:,• .4‘010•1 ....* : • ... , . i. '-- 4 ,4 • - -- ' 1 - • .1 • - . "." NumnEn 7 ,0201 MONDAY, SEPTEMp!_Iit ll, 1809 . . , - Pst4Ctstlc FrtNi4y,. The Public arc respectfully informed, that the I.:EW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, WILL BE OPENED nONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBEk 18, 1809, with the Tragedy of MAC BETH. Mache.h, 111 r. XEMBLE ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. with w i fe ly new and appropriate Scenery, Dresses, and Deco rations. I ARRACIC-04771, inieNG GARDENS, September 7, taco. SUCH Persons as are willing to Contract for erect tng an HOSPITAL atlierrybasd, in the County of Devon, way see the Plans, Specification, and forms of Contract and Bond, for the same, at the Office of the Barrack Master, at Berry head, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The Proposals must be addressed to, " the Commissioners for " the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office, Spring Gardens, Lon " don," with," Tender for erecting an Hospital at Berryhead," marked on the cover, and delivered at the Barrack Office in London, on or before two o'clock on the 2;th of September , after which hour no Tender will be received. Tor rAOPRWTORS, having completed the NEW THEA TRE within the time originally promised, beg leave respectfully to mate to the Publlck the absolute necessity that compel, them to make the following advance on the prices of admission— FIRST PRICE. HALF PRICE. ~.~ The Parties tendering must transmit the names of two Sure.. tles. for the amount of the sum stated in the Bond. ~~ No. 4, CORNHILL, AND 9, CHARING CROSS. BISH begs leave to remind the Public, that the -I- • STATE LOTTERY begins and flniat►cs Drawing the '2oth BOXES, Seven Shillings Three Shillings and Sixpence. pil", Four Shillings As usual. The LOWER and UPPER GALLERIES w:11 remain at the old Prices. On the late calamitous destruction of their property, the Pro prietors, encouraged by the remembrance of former patronage, inca,,,ly an d cheerfully applied themselves to the erection of a new Theatre, solicitous only that, without enlarging the audience part of the edifice, it might afford the Publick improved accom modation and stcurity, and at tisti same time present an additional ornament to the Metropolis of the Ilritish Empire. This, their most anions wish, they Batter themselves, they have solidly ef fected, not only within the short space of ten. rrson•hs from the laying of the fettudatioris, but under the enormously expensive Aisaskancage of circumstances singularly unfavourable to build tn.—When it is known that no less a sum than nue hundred and fifty thousand pounds has been expended in order to render this Theatre worthy of British Spectators, and of the Genius of their n a ve p o ets ;—when, is this undertaking, the inevitable acertmu tatioo of, at least, a sixfold rentage is positively stated to be in e.lrred ;—and when, in 4daition to these pressing incumbrances, the encreased and rapidlyencreasing prices of every article indis pensable to dramatick representations come) be considered,--- the Proprietors persuade themselves that in their proposed regu lation they shall be honoured with the concurrence of an cilia/ht• cued and liberal Publick.—Sept..ll, 1809. THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL MR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FR AMPTON will commence their WINTER COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the Operations of SUtt.• CERT, at Two o'Clock, Monday thasd of October. Surgery, by Mr. HEADINGTO/g. Demaustrations, by Mr. Faitserrow. ANATOPAIOAL LECPURES. •• s- MR. CARPUE will commence MiWinter Course of ectures on Anatomy and Surgery, on Mendo the 2d of October. Particulars may be keotwit by applying to Mr. Carpue, NQ. 50, Dcan-arret, Sobo. • MEDICAL LECTURES. . DR. HOOPER will commence a Course of Lec. LI nu: on the Theory and Practice of Physic, the Materia Medicaid Chemistry, on Monday, October 23, 1509, at his I.m:ire-Room in Cork-street, Burlington-Gardens, at eight o'clock in the morning. —A Prospectus, with particulars, may be kid, by applying to Dr. Pi t at his . house, Ne. st , *aville-rt.ev. ADYOWkiN. . . rrO BE SOLD, the PERPETUAL AMMAN% SON of a very desirable RECTORY in CHESHIRE.— The net income is /21000 per Annum. The age of the present ham:bent is 6O.—For further particulars applr to Mews. Gra ham, Kindeney, and Dommile, noiacitors, Lincoln's Inn. A BOARDING SCHOOL in the vicinity of 21 London to be disposed of. Any Gentleman wishing for an Ebtablishment in the above line, and can immediately command a Thousand Pounds or upwards, may be informed farther particulars, by addressing (post paid) to X. Y. Chapter toffee-house, London, with real name and address, as none but princi;ah will be treated with. A LADIES SCHOOL to be Disposed of, in a 4 I most eligible and healthy *nation, within 40 miles West of I.tienn. The House Is in perfoet repair, and has a good Garden a.of Pleasure Ground, and. more Land may be addtd at the option of the Puretaser. Nore hut Principals need apply, to Mr. Abrams, Stationer, Atidele Temple-lane, London, and letters tire requested to be crst-paM. NCOURAGED-by the success which has inea 4-4riahlY attended his mode of eradicating CORNS, and treating affections Of the Joints, called BUNYONS, by the use of his , :OMPOSITION, which has also the advantage otrelieving the rain and irritation in a few hours, Mr. GUTHERY, Cbirurgo- Niist to tLe Royal Family, unable to practise to the ferment '••''s now railed upon, is induced to yield to the pack:mien of ..vho bar e been pleased to honour him with their patronage, •-d wend the benefit of his com POSITION. He now offers • to the Pul , lit with the confidence, which experience and the • ;.nn it 1•a: .:stained from the Gentlemen of the Funky au- Consposition is prepared and Sold only, at his I.nvrer Jantes , nroet, Gulden-square, In rots of 11.1•, or 11, tn including a Treatise. . CASES at N Y ‘ T ton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey, Lucy Sally Iv:1 four years afflicted with Scorbutic ricers aiinns in one leg, and speedily enred , by Spilsbnry's Patent Anti szo:.atic Drops.—Elitsbeth lklitheves, also cured of an ulcerated log, takirg seven small bnttles.—lames Skelton, aged 26, re- Cue:4 to great weakness, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone, re :trired t , -) health and a labnanns occupation, though the loss of his' 4.7 seas thasght necessary to save his life. . • I;ie ge:l;:inc Nledicine has the words, 'By the King's Patent; 't?-„sod nn the bottle, bill or direction, and outside wrapper, the King', Duty is printed in block ink. S id at the Dispensary, is, 3660-square, London, in small • a ••e• of +9.rd. ; double bottles, 10e.; and larger, Sts. Cotnp..und Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, ea. MILLARD'S, No. i 6, CHEAPSIDE. 11-IF. Proprietor of the Warehouses most respect- A f, ill. acquaints the Nobility and the Public, (from an egefi. judicious plan of the Surveyor and Superintendent of the. • although the upper part. of the extensive Pretnises, and lu,n:ntre Warehouse on the first floor has beeta ken away, on the ground and underground are and . " 1 :or :time time continue entire; the renainder of the int act! Taluable stack continues to be sold off, well worth the of people in business, and also families purchasing for nr sula:: establishments. Ladies or Gentlemen making pre ;• ‘r Merchants buying for exportation, will find India ,-A . • - • :. And Gold and Sil ver M ul li ns at pecu li ar pr i ces , w i t h 4!. Silk ditto ; and he most respectfully Mils to inform . .y and Gentry, the arrangements made for supplying ~.. khalinient with a new and magnificent Stock, is of the y.!enive description ; and he pledges himself to make the a Depot of Fashionable and Family Articles, that s Alto degree merit the continuance of that high and dis. ratronnge with which he has been honoured ; and he iyportunity to inform them-and the purveyors of I.inets i'..t:iblisliments, either In this or other countriea, that •. .la % suss of rich Damask Table Linen, made to Num : •t i ~ze, with their arms richly ornamented, completed in • t!r;: •,ily Made at tLe manufactory in Germany. • lit old stock is selling off, and many of the Articles at near ;.. r evrt. under prime cost, all goods bought must be paid • Cheapside, September,.3 SOP. . t Warehouse is perfectly fre e o f acce ss, by curtails 4:az the commencement of Elio temp?rasy Cerosillip NEXT MONTH; And it is the ONLY LOSTUT that will be drtwn TIM YEAR.— The Scheme is perfectly novel, highly Approved, and the more it is known the more it is admired ;—it contains 4 Prizes of Z 20,000 I 4 Prizes of X 2,000 4 of 1,000 I 0 ---. of 1,000 12 of Z:500, &e. &c. The whole of which will he decideelsin ON C DAY ; therefore a speedy purchase is necessary, whi/lt Tickets and Shares may be had is great variety a the above old established Offices. • PERSONS iu the COUNTRY May be supplied, the same as if present, by sending their orders, (post or carriage paid,) accompanied with good bills, cash, hulk notes, or post office orders, to either of BISH's Offices in Loudon, No. 4, CORNHII.L, or 9, CHARING CROSS. This day wag published, price 'THE ART IMPROVING : the BREEDS of DOMZ.iTIC ANIMALS. A LITTER to Sir JOSIPH BANKS, Bart:. By Sir JOHN SAUNDERS SEBRIGHT, M. P. London : Prated for.J. Harding, No. 3', St. Jameis-strost.- VALUABLE tiCHOOL BOOK. This day was published, in Octavo, price 9s. 6d. boatids, The Sixth Edition at riOLLECTANEA GRI2CA MAJORA : ad usum Academicae Juventutil Aceommodata. Cant Nods PLilologicis, Inas partim collsgit, partim seriph, ANDREAS DALZEL, A. M. Printed at the Edinburgh University Press, for T. Cadell and W. Davies Strand; and John Murray, 32, Fleetastreet, London ; and for Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. Of whim may be had, by the rune Author, New Editions of 1. Collectanea Majors. Vol. 2, Avo. Ili. boards. 2. Aoalecta Gr.tea Minora, Vet. fia. hoards. TEGG'S MINIATURE NOVELIST MAGATINE. This day was published, .and may he had Gratis, of every Book seller in the Kingdom, A PROSPECTUS of the above Capital Work ; A 3 - the First Number of which will be ready for delivery on Monday the 2d of October, 18Q9, price Sixpence, or with Proof Plates Niaepence. London Published by Thomas Ten, No. 111, Cheapside; where may be had, price in boards 911. MAIII,IOI I TRAVISTIED; a Tait of Modem Times. In October will be publi.hed, in One Volume 4to. shriller to Mr. Barrow 's Account of C.bine, , VOYAGES AND TRAyELS TO PEKIN, MANILLA, and the ISLE of FRANCE, levee' 1784 . • and 1801. By M. DE GIIIGNIS, French Re, ident at Atha, &a ice. lee. Printed for John Murray, 32. Pieet-street,;.ondon. " We recommend this work of M. de Guignes, as one •f the most valuable which European good sense and intelligence (there really seems to be no other) hansproduced upon the state of the Asiatic nations."—Edinburgh Review. ;ply loco. PreparingforPublicaticire, • I ( HVA RAI3I4N ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN, •a- ' By•JAMES . CAVANAII MURPHY, Architect. Author of the Designs and Description of Natalia, &c. Printed for •r. Cidellvnd W. Davies, Strand. The Work will be elegantly printed in large folio, and consist of about 914 flustirvd Plates of the most interesting Arabian }terrains; in Spa, such as the Royal Palace of the Alhambra, the Getteralife, the great Moseh of Cordova, &c which will be ergraved in the most elegant and accurate manner, from Ad meuureertenttand Drawings carefully made on the spot, by the Author, during a residence of nine years on the Continent. De scriptions *ill be given of the different objects, illustrating the merits of their style and manner, together with translations of the Cale and Asiatic Inscriptions, and several Intereci•tg particulars, relating to the Arabs and their establi.larnents in Spain ; collected from the most authentic Spat - Ash Writers. It will be completed in four parts, published separately ; the envies of each Part will be delivered according to the dates of orders received, for which a book is nese opened by Messrs. Ca dell and Davies. The conquest of Spain by the Arah:anc, in the eighth Century, is one of the most important events recorded in history ; and may be justly considered as having, in a great degree, contributed to the rapid progress of Civilization, Navigation. and Commerce. At a time when the rest of Europe was sunk in rudeness and superstition, Sciences, Arts, and Industry, flourished among the Spanish Arabs, as the numerous remains of their works in Anda. lu;ia, and other parts of the peninsula, plainly evince • these are doubtless the most curious specimens of art existing, differing, in point of invention and execution, from what is to be found in any other pot of Europe, as much almcst as if their Authors had bern inhabitantonf another Flaw. Faithful delineations, there 'fore, of thesis valuable remains, cannot fail to prove highly ac t cerable to the Phibmpher, the Antiquary, and the lover of the AIM AUK SALES BY AUCTION, ISLE OF WIGHT. On Thursday, the 14th of September, 1809, at Doyen &Clock in the Forenoon, at the Custoth HOuse,i4l East Cowes, 'THE . UND'Eft-MENTIONED GOODS, which A . have been seized ;ud legally condemned. 340 lbs. Shag Tobacco- 2601b5. Raw Gelf:e The Broken.up•Hull of the Cutter Ocean, of Portsmouth, with her Tackle, Apparel, Furniture ' and Small Boat. For the Duties-3000 lbs. Leaf Tobacco. I'o be viewed two days previous to the Sale. WINCHESTER. By Messrs. BALE and CODWIN, Chs Tuesday, the 19th day of September, 1909, at the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, between the hours of Six and Eight o'Clocls in the Afternoon, THE following ESTATES, situate in and near Winchester, in the County of Hants, in Nine Lots, subject to 'Conditions to be then and there produced: Lit I. Three Tenements or Dwelling Houses, situate on the Causeway in Winchester, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith, Cvter, and Port. Lot 2. A Dwelling House, Gardeh, and Workshop, situate in Kinpgate-street, Winchester, in the occupation of Mrs. Bradfield. Also a Dwellh4 House and Garden adjoining thereto, in the oc cupation of Mr=. Curie. Lot 3. A Dwelflug House and Garden, situate in Kingsgate street, in the occupation of the Rev. F. Iremonger, together with a Stable and pie: .2 of Land adjoinin;. Lot 4. Three Dwelling Houses, situate in Kingsgate-street, in the occupation of Messrs. Browning, Pullen, and Annells. Lot 3. A Piece of Land, called Fishercroft, situate in the 1 Parish of Saint Micliseri. Winchester, containing about one Acre, in the occupation of Mr. James Wells. Lot 6. A Piece of Land near Kirgsgate-street, called Lavender Meadow, containing lA. Olt. now In the occupation If Mr. James Wells. Lot 7. A Piece of Land, called Cripsted Meadow, Tythe-free, in Saint Faith's, 'Winchester, containing about five .Acres, and in thu occupation of Mr. James Wells. . Lot 8. Sundry Pieces or Parcels of Copyhold Land, situate in the Palish of Winall, near Winchester, in the occupation of Mr. James Wells. Lot 9. A Moiety of the Tolls of Saint Giles's Hill Fair, near the City of Winchester. The above Estates, exceptin:; Lot 4, which is on a Lease for 50,:yoars from November 13, 1713, and Lot 8, Copyhold of Lives under thd Colkge of Winchester, are held under renewable Laski from the Dean and Chapter and the Corporation of Win &enter, at' low reserved Rents. 'The several occupiers of the Hoses have had notice to quit at Michaelmas 1809, and the occupier of the Landis 'renant fs up year to year. Particulars may be known, by application to Messrs. Strong, SO, and Strout,Solicitort, Lincoln's Inn,London; or to Messrs. 13ale and Godwin, Auctioneers, Winchester. SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOI.D MANOR, RECTORY, ADVOW SON, AND ESTATES,--By Mr. PEY TON, At the King's Hoed Inn, STOWMARKET, on Thursday, tke 'ist day of September, I Seco, in Six Lots, A • Llathat the MANOR of WICKHAM SKEITH, with the lmpropriate Rectory and Great Tythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wickham, toge ther with sundry valuable Farms, 'Uwe in the several Parishes of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorpe, in the Cosuaty of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rogers, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and which are et the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. The Far:na in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes arising therefrom. This Estate lies within an easy distance of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River contnannicating with the Metropolis, from which it is distant about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan tial convenient buildings. The comisismications are by good ros's, and the Parochial and other Payments are low. I.ot I. The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with all the Rights, Royalties and Emblement , thereto belonging, with the Rectorial 'Fythes of the whole Parish (except of Lots s and S, being Sur wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson to the Vicarage of Wickham Skeith; and also a substantial Mes suage, Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, called Wickham Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr.Thos. Bond 124. A. Sa 3r. Lot '2. A substantial Messuage Tenement, Farm Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant • - 71 3 8 Lot 3. Surwood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant 131 1 91 The above three Farms are in Wickham. Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Charles Rogers - - 87 2 23 Lot 5. A - Messuaa ' e Tenement and Lauds, in the Pariah of Stow Upland, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Posford - 164 1 21 Lot 6. A Messuage and Tenement, in the Parishes of Thorpe and Cockfield, Mr. William Ruffills Tenant - • - • 111 I 38 Total - 891 1 4 The respective Tenants will chew the Estates, and specifica tions may be bad at the Angel, Bury Sr. Edmund's; White Horse, Ipm.rich ; White Hart, Colchester ; lon, Eye ; Inn ,Woolpit ; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chalker Penn, Solicitor, Abinson, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thomas Prior, Ash6eld, near Woolpit ; and of Mr. James, land Agent, 'No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London, whore P. of the dlifersist Lots may be seen. SALES IE Y ' A.[lCn • - — IOII T BURSLEDON HOUSE, PLEASURE GROONDS, AND`, LAND; NEAR SOUTHAMPTON:: By Messrs. HOfiGART and PHILLIPS, • . At Garraway's, on Friday; September I s'tk, at Twelve, by Di rection of the Enecutms, oniess an acceptable offer is previouslf wade by Private Contract AN elegant Motlqrn delietfully situ' ated near the banks of the beautifel River Haruble, a 0 (4 , 3 ;4 distance front the sea, five piles limn Southampton, 14 from Winchester, and II from Portsmouth and Gosport, in the colinty of Hants, the late residence and property of John M`Queen, Esq. deceased. The House forms a handsome ekvatibn, corn maading a noble picturesque View of the Isle of Wight„ the Sound, and rich adjacent country ; has been recently finished in a style of su-- perinr taste, snd contains spacious elegant Dining and Dressing► rooms of fine proportions, Boudoir, Muco-toom, Morning-root and Library, numerots Bed-chambers, Servant.' Aparutsente„ and excellent attached Offices of every description, detached are Stabling for seven Horse*, a double Coach-house, flatness-room, Bakehouse, Dairy, and other Offices, Pnukrylerd and Houessei Bailiff's House, Farmyard, Barn, Grantrys Stabling, Cow houses, Piggery, and Outbuildings. The House is nearly encir cled by a handsome Lawn, omatnented with Thither and Forett Trees, an elegant Greett-heuse, spacious productive Kitchen 'Ogaden, with lofty walls, Melon Grounds, a valuable Orshirt Cottage, and a quantity of excellent Arable and Meadow Land a...joining, and containing together about 19 Statute 'Urea. Ilse Estate is equal in value to Freehold, being Copykold of Ins hcritance, the Fine certain and very trilling. The Purchaser may be accommodated with a Leasehold Fare of about So Acres, and the elegant well adapted Furniture, at * fair valuation. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with particulars, map be bad sue days precious to the Sale, of Mr. Batney, Solicitor, Southampton ; and of Messrs. Rogprt and Phillips, No. ft, Broad -street, Royal Exchange. Particulars may also be had at the Dolphin, Southampton; Angel, Lyntington ; -Bugle, New port, Isle of Wight; Crown, Portsmouth; India Arms, Gosport; of the Printers of rho Exeter and Plymouth gazettes; Sherborno Mercury ; Lewes Journal and Hampshire Papers; Librarien, Brighton and Worthing; George, Windioater ; Swan, Alresfords and at Garraway's. FREEHOLD PREMISES BARNET, HEIVC, By IVlevirs. HOOGAR i' and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, bn Welnesday, Septentbet 27, at 19 o'Clock, by direction of the Executors of STRPHtIi SiiMsoN. Esq. deceased, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a con. venient Dwelling House, containing six Bed-chambers, ParlOur and aMces, Stablng foe fohr Horbes, Ora-ary, Kitchen Garden, large Barn and Premises occupying. conal lerable space in front of rhe Town of Barnet, let to Mr. Leonard Dell, Tenant at Will, at a very lbw rent of £llO per =MM. Te he viewed with ' , eve sof the tenants, and particulars had six days previous to the sale at the Green Man, Barnet ; of Mr. Druce, Solicitor, Billiter-square ; at Garraway's; and of Meagre. Holgart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad•greet, Re* Exellapge. FREEHOLD - ESTATES, MANOR, NIANSION, OYSJ ER LAYINGS, and SALT MARSHES, neer COLcH.ESTER, In the County of ESSEX.. . . By Mesa's. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 10th dr 'Oetelbef, at taretti' o'Clock, in vartotts Lots, • THE MANOR of FINGRINGHOE, with the Quit Rent', Rights, and Immunities thereto belonging, and the privilege of spotting over a large track of country ; abounding with Game. Also.* spacious ancient . substantial Mansion, CASA Fingringhot trail, with complete Offic...s, and Pleasure Grounds; imitable for a family of respectability; chaste • latent four tulles from the garrison town et Colcheiter, triPar Wivinhoe, in the county of Essex, with sundry very desirable farm+ contigsions, including the Hall, Hay, and Wick Lando adjacent, and rich Salterns, containing altogether near tlOO Acres, capable of consi derable improvement, numerous Outbuildings and Cottages, a Brick-kiln. Orcharding, and two valuable • and secure Oyster Layings. The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Cooper, a most responsible tenant, at an old rent, and immediate Posses sion may he had. May bz viewed fifteen days previous to the Sale, on application to Mr. Cooper, jun. of Fingringlioe Hall, of whom printed par ticulars may be had ; also of Mr. Mason, Solicitor, Colchester, and at Cups ; Mr. Burton, Solicitor, Daventry ; King's Head, Mallon; Blue Post+, Witham; Spread Eagle, lngatestone; at Garraway's and of Messrs. Hoggart and . Phillips, 62., Broad. street, Royal Exchan•ze, where plans of the Erste may be seen FREEHOLD FARMS near CHATHAM and SI EIINCr• BOURN, and DWELLING HOUSES at CH \THAM. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Geraway s, on Tuesday, the 10th of October, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Executors of SrErumv Esq. deceased, iu four Lots, 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE - 16 free front Land -tax, called Great and Little Hampstead Farms, containing together about 472 Aires of excellent Arable", Pasture and Wood Land in high cultivation, lying together (ex. cepting two small enclosures in a very desirable and improving part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, in the Parishes of Gillingham, Brcadburst, Ledsing and Chatham, four ruling from Rochester, three from Chatham, about six front Maidstone, and about S 4 from London, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling and Out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Mfchal Compork, part on an old Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 18 t 3. Lot 2. A Freehold Farm, containing about 9.9 Acres of Arabia and Pasture Land, in the Parish of fainstead, four miles from Slttingbotirn, ten from Maidstone, and 45 from London, with a Farm House, Barn, neat Cottage,productive Garden and Orchard, let on Lease to Mr. John Hudson, at .440 per annum. Land tax redeemed. Let 3. A Freehold Estate, Land-tax redeemed, situate near the Hare and Hounds, Margaret's Bank, Chatham, consisting of a Dwelling house and Shop, in the occupation of Mr. John Walton, with two Tenements and a large Yard behind the same, let on Lease to Mr. Carte.% at a rent a .rao pr annum. imt 4. Three Freehold Tenements with Yards and Gardens, situate in tueen -street, Chadian), let to Mrs. Perry, James Hind, and Richard Friend, tog ether at •£l9 'er annum. To be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, at the Sun Inn, Chatham ; Crown . ; Rochester • George, Slttingbourn ; Bull, Dartford; Bell, Maid stone; of Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Maidston: ; Mr. Druce, Solid tor, Billiter-square ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart 9.1241 GI!, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. • and extensive PLANTA LIONS in the ISLAND of GRENADA.—Ey Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornbill, some time in die month of December, of which due notice will bs given, , C'EVERAL valuable FREEHOLD ESTTES, 0 situate in the Island of Grenada, containing 1857 Acres, up wards of 5Ci3 of which are now In canes, coffee, :lad cocoa; cont. prisiwg the following coWee and sugar plantations, with the Ne. genes, Stock, Stores, Houses, same of them recently and substan ! daily erected, vir. Duryesne Plantation, containing 252 acres, I GS of Which arc in cane, with FO acres of provision-ground, 123 Nos roes, 39 head of Cattle, Mill, Boiling and Still-houses, 88 Negro houses, Dvire' ling-h rinse s, and out -buildings; Plaisance, containing, 34.5 acres, 118 of whit', ate in coffee and cocoa, and 41S acres of wood and hills, With 140 Negroes, Dwelling-house Overseers, Mill, Negro-houSes, and out-buildings---Bon Air, containing ISS cres, 98 of which are in cane t and 152 acres of Provision ground, -wish 118 Negroes, 21 head of cattle, Dwelling-house. Overseers, Mill, Boiling and Negro•bouses, and out‘bUildi ugs—Grosse Pointe, containing 100 acres of cane lani4. and ti:IS twos of provision ground; frith 99 Negroes, 11C head of Battle, Dwelling-house, Curir and Nc houses, and out.-buildings. Particujari will be ready in due time, and may then be had of the Printers of the Liverpool General Advertiser; Chronicle :a.d Advertiser ; Felix Farley's Bristol Journal ; Gazette and Mer cury; Bath Chronicle ; at the Jamaica, Lloyd's, and Garruway's Coffee-houses ; and of Messrs. Helmut sad Phillips, 62, Bead street, Royal-Faciassge, Leaden. 'TWENTIETH NEXT MONTH, the STATE L LOTTERY will begin and end Drawing—the WHOLE in ONE DAY. Four Prizes of £98,000. Only 5000 Numbers. Four 'rickets of each Number, by which will be gained A Price of By ' l ':irec ditto By Two ditto • .440 000 By One ditto And by all the Capital and other Prizes in proportiOn. NOT TkIREE BLANKS TO A PRIZS. Tickets aad Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. Cornitill, and Charing Cross. No other Lottery will be drawn this year. Septanalwr 1, 1809. TMe day was published, ib two handsomely printed volumes, 12rno. price ius. 6d. boards, the Third Edition, corrected, of AVIEW OF ANCIENT HISTOR Y, including the Progress of LITFAITURZ and the FIN IL ARTS. By WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, D. D. Printed fur Longman and Co. Vernor and Co. John Murray, and J. Harding, London ; and Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; sold also by every other Bookseller in tows and country. This day was published, in two volutnes.o”, price las. in hoards, ' • A POPULAR TREATISE ON MEDICAL POLICE, and on DIET, REGIMEN, Bce. By JOHN ROBERTON, M. D. Edinburgh. Author of the Practical Treatise On the Powers of Cantbarides; Extraordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society. etc. Printed for Thomas Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; and sold by J. Murray, London. _ PATRIOTIC. FUND. LLOYD'S, AUCIUST 21. 1892. 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