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BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the -L' Act 51 George 111. eap.4s, imitated " An -Act for enabling " his Majesty to direct the Issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited " amount, for the puiposes and In manner therein mentioned." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That alt applications to them for Loans, under the said Act, are to be'addressed to the said Commhsioners, in writing, and lest sealed Mace cover to their Secretary, at their Once ih ,h. South-Sea House, LOridoki. April 8, lBll. WILLIAM HOLDEN, silcritely. .$ nrwrilts.7.RY, OROCPILT-HALIA:OURT, POULTRY. AQUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNOAS of tits iNsTrrumoN will be held at tbp Haase of the ,Digketisary, in Grocere-hall.couct, on WEDNESDAY EVERING NEXT, the 17th instant. The ('hate will be taken at Six o'Clock pry ci.ri7. A. B. TURNBULL, Secretary. 80lt-court, 15th April, 1811 CUSTONI-HOUSH, PORTSMOUTH. On Thursdiy, the 18th inst. will be exposed to Public Sale, at this Office, zt ten o'clock in the forenoon, TliE under-mentioned Goods, the Aarne having beex seized' at 1 leoally condemned, vix.—Foreign Silvor Plates, Coral, Prints, Portugal Plumbs, Arrow-root, Fir rim sac s uud •rwine, Candles, SaiLi, Shawl+. V e lvet, s w eets:icy/ 4 Olives. Brandy, Sugar, Biscuit, Cable, Varnish, Fmts, Misr*, Preserves, Anchovies, Rant, Salt, Paint, limiter, Ilutiting,. Oil, the& Pictures, Pickle+, Wine, Oaten, Powder, Boat, Brushes, ilaiiB : acc.—Al.o ter exporution, Pieces sof Silk, Silk shawls, and Silk Sash, and four small Paintings, for the duties ; a:1 about SO boodles old Russia hiattz.-All which may be viewed is Office Sours, three days belle the Ws. eta application to the Warehouse keeper. , This day tear published, Embeili,bed with a Map ot the Euyirotis of Cadiz, .ani Twely Engravings, ih decoy quarto, 2€9. :Is. or royal se4. 4s. T RAVELS in the SOUTH of SPAIN. By WILLIAM JACOB, Esq. &LP: F.R.S. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle street ; and Johnson and Co : St. Paid, Cburehlarcl. OFFICE OF THE CO EXCHEQUER BILLS. "FLY Order of the COMMISSIONERS fumed in the Act 51 Gio.M. cap. 15, htdtuled, "An Ad fur enabling " his Majesty to direct the iliue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited " amount, for the purposes and in manner therein mentioned: . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the general practice of the Board, when Loans net exceeding £lO,OOO are applied for, that no Security be received for nusre than £2,500. In Loans exceeding £10,060,n0 Security to be received for more than £5,000. Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, are to state the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods; the amount of their value at the current price ; whether the Goods are their own property, or held by them as Consignees, or Factors, and, if the latter, what specific interest they have therein, and in what man ner they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Booed of• Commissioners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. South .Sea Hmice, April 9, 1811. WiliktlDUE TURNPIKE i(o. An. THE next Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road leading from Tyburn to Uxbridge, will be held on the 27th day of April instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the house of Mr. Trehern, the Old Hat Inn, in the Parish of Ealing. G. CLARK, Clerk to the rrustees. I ORA: EA ISLAND WATER WOR KS. ICOI'ICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL' .3 ASSEMBLY Of the PROPRIETORS of the said Under] taking, wiU be held at the Old Town Hall in Port•inouth, on Wednesday, the Ist day of May next, at Eleven u'Clock in the Forenoon. By Order of the Directors, R. CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary." PCRTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. 'NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Directors of .L. the said Works, aka Meeting held at the Secretary's Office In Portsmouth, on the 10th instant, did make a Call of XS tram the Subscribers to, and Proprietors of, the mid undertaking, upon their respective Shares, in order to defray. the expenses of the mid Work., now tarrying on by the Engin e ; Mr. William N.chol eon (b, virtue of an Act of Parliament lately passed for that pur pose); and the Proprietors are hereby required to pey the same en or before the 18th of May next, in the following manner , v iz. The London Proprietors, to Henry Faiintleroy, Zeal. the Treaso-' rer, resident in London, at the house of Messrs' Marsh and Co. Berner's-street, Oxford-street ; end the Portsea Island Proprietors, to John Godwin and William Grant, Esqrs. Treasurers, at Ports mouth, at their respective Banking-houses. . By Order of the Directors, ROGER CALLAWAY p Chief Clerk and Secretary. Portsmouth, April 11, 1011: TO COMAIEROAAL TRAVELLERS... DOLPHIN HOME, CHICRESTER. TAMES BINSTEAD begs leave to return his grateful Thanks to chose GEATLF.MEN TRAVELLERS who have frequented his House, and informs them,be has appro. priated and hexed up a GEN TEEL ROOM on purpose for their Accommodation and Comfort. J. B. pledges himself, that nothing shall be wanting to make his House equal, if not superior, Is point of accommodation, to any other House on the Road. N. B. Good Beds, Stabling, Wines, &c. • SIXTY CAPITAL PRIZES I Mast be Drawn on the KING's BIRTH-DAY, as the $T ATE i LOTTERY will Been and Finish on that Day ‘ Jtuse 4, 1811. SCHEME. 4 ... Prizes of ... £20,000 .... are ... £30,000 24 32 69 1000 ..................... 25 1000 ..... ... 20 . 2000..... 20,000 Tickets. • £200,000 SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform their Friend s and the Public, that the Tickets and Shares of the New State Lottery are selling at their Offices,.No. 11, POULTRY, No. 19, CHARING-CROSS, No. 31, ALDOATZ kilo a-S r a LET ; where SIX of the CAPITAL PRIZES in the LAST STATE LOTTERY were shared and sold, besides many others in the late Lotteries. . _ RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE.bag to stare, that there are at present upwards of 16,000 British Prisoners in the diffe rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress; and that the Subscription it intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with art i c les of Cloath lag, Bedding, Fuel, and such other scoessaries as they stand the most in need of. They farther beg leave Co state, that they have secured a safe, tiorreyance for such Stuns as are reamed to France for the Use of the Prisoners. Amount advertised - - Subscriptions since seceived : Parish Church of St. John's Chapel, Lancaster, per the Rev. John Manby 100 0 0 Hamlets of Blackwall and Poplar,per. J. Willis, Esq. 95 16 0 Longnur, Sterndale, and Sheen Parishes, near L eek ; Staffordshire - - 3 0 0 Bittingbourne Parish, Kent, per R. Thos. Pearce 57 0 0 Parish of Norton, Derbyshire, per Rev. R. Robinson 15 10 0 W. England, Stafford, Dorset East Budleigh Churth, Devon, per Rev. A. Stapleton 918 0 Aspatria Parish, and the Hamlets of Brayton andliay ton, near Cockermouth - - Oldswinford Church, near Stourbridge, per the Rev. . T. P. Foley, A.M. Rector 03 6 11 The New Church, Stourbridge, in the Parish of Olds winford, per.the Rev. T. Hill, A.M. - 48 17 5 H. C. Canty ion, Esq. Danny, Sussex - S 5 a . W. J. Campion, Esq. ditto - -- S $ 0' B:ytist Meeting, Blunham, Esedfordshire - 40 • T. Wright - - 5.. 0 0 Xeddington Church, Middlesex, on the Fast-day SS -11 4 Catibinztion of Christ College, Cambridge, Fast-day . 4 13 0 George Samuel Wegg, Lsq. - - 10 ,0 0 Miss Wegg 0. -4 0 0 Baron Maseres - - - io, 9, 0 Messis. Bratnirants and Co. - . 10,J0 0 Parish Church of Mackay arth, Derbyshire, per J. C. Girardot, Esq. - • .. - 9 7 9- Parish Church of Allestree, Derbyshi re, p er dit t o 85 H. Miss M. C. Goldsworthy, per W. Pearce, Esq. 10 10 0 Archibald Cochran, F.sq. - 21 0 0 Stinsford Cherch, Dorset, per Rev. W. Floyer 21 0 0 Weston, Dyson, and Cox - le 10 0 I Mr. John Bragg, Lancaster - 0 10 6 1 Merton Church, Surrey, per Rev. T. Lancaster 16 10 0 Joseph Rolland - 1 .1 0 Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-house ; and by all the Laohlos-houssis in the Unitest Kingdom. . TI4OMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, • ).o. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. . . - - . 425,685 5 7 1 6 AGRICULTURE. I This day was published, 4to, with plates, price XI. 11.. 6d. bds. 1 A HISTORY of BRITISH IMPLEMENTS 11. and MACHINERY, applicable to AdiUCULTUIRE ; with Observations en their Improvement. Ey W. LESTER., Engineer. • In which is included, the History of the Threshing Machine, from itr Erit Introduction down to the present Time.—Also, a New and most effectual Mode of Drainin g Surface W a ter from I Tenacious Soils. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa -1 ternoster-row ; I. Harding, St. JalllC4.4titit ; and by the Author, at Paddington. ----- LONDON MEDICAI. REVIEW. This day was.publislied, Price 24. 6d. THE LONDON MEPICAL REV lEMT,No.I4. Containing Denman erektyptures of the Uterus, Merriman on Retrovertion of the Womb, lees on Dis irde:v of the Stomach, `Franiactions of the Medical Society of London, the Edinburgh and Dublin Pharmacopeia+, 'Stacker's Phannacopceia °Mc:nabs bu , , Thomson" Conspectus, Clsrke's Conspectus, Stevenson on the Morbid Sensibility of the Eye, Gibson on the, Artificial Pupil, Abernethy on Injuries of the H ead , and StiteVe•Lfe of Beddow; with a variety of Medical and Surgical Intsgigetide, and a com plete Quarterly List of Medical Publications. • Printed for E. Cos, St. Thomas-street, norm/Risk aDd Thom Underwood; 40, West Siultbilieid, 4:ontion. , CURTIS'S LECTURES ON BOTANY. This, day was publialseif,price Pt. ed. wkh the Plates correctly • coloured from Nature, )4:1. of A COMPLETE COURSE Of LECTURES on -L. 3- BOTANY, as delivered at the Botanical Gar Jen at Lans !nth, by the late WILLIAM CURTIS, F.IsS. Demonstrator of Botany toftbe Company of Apotherarsei ; Author of the Botanical Magazine, of the Flora Lond;neosis, 36c. &c. From Manuscripts in the pes-essiotspf his Sonin-law, Sant= CURTIS, Florist, Walearth.—Secridldition.—To which is now added, a Li f e of the Author, by . DD T . TiteitNTON. The whole is completed in Thirty Numbers, which may be had by one or mere at a time, making tbreehandsomeVolumes, royal Octavo, embellkshed with 14 new Plates, illustrative of the Pro cess of Vege.tatiop, the .Serual System, &c. front original Draw legs, made under-the Author's direction, by Edwards, engraved by Sanwa, and correctly oitoured front Nature, and may be had in boards, price IC lir it'a. AU half-bound in Russia and lettered. London: Priutott kw H. b Symonds ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, sod loam, No. 20 , Paternoster-row. _ _ _ ---___- - NEW PIAWIFORTE AND VOC/Ja_JVII.JSIC. MHE VICTORY ; or, Glotsrmu. GRAHAM'S tyc ten -I- GRAND MARCH. Co . by M. Hosas', priests. dd. The Xing of Sweden's Gran , by ditto, pries It. 6d. His Royal Highness the Prince is Gran. Mrch,• corn. poised 'by J. Mencke, price Is. 6d. 4 A Sonata, with an Accdrapaniment for Flute Of Wigs Wil lits's! by G. G. Ferrari, Op. 49, price ss. - •- • The ta.yourite Song, Sigh not for Love, arranged as a Rondo, by G. Kiallmarch, price 2s. 6d. Our Monarch, the Prince, and tbe Nation ; a popular Loyal Song, written by Peter Pinder, Bag. composed by LlVLualiaghi, prick Is. 61. . The Lion rouzed, written by Mr. Cherry, composed by T. Holmes, price is. The Sunny Hill, a Ballad sung by Mrs. Vaughan at the Vocal' Concerts, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus Doc. price 18.6 d. See our Oars with feathar'd spray, the celebrated Boat Glee, sung as ditto, composed by ditto, price Sis.6d. 0 tell me, ten nie, Mary Dear; a Ballad, by ditto, price p. The Sun was set, a Ballast, by ditto, price is. 6d. Lovely .m ma , . .0 a Duet suug by Mr . .d Mrs. Vaughan, by ditto, price 2s. The Patriot ' ,• or Hermit of Sazellin an Opera performed at the Dublin Theatre, the whole of the Music entirely new, corn. posed by the sane Author, price 21e. With a variety of New Mune, the Poetry from the Lady of the Lake, the Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi and Sir John A. Stevenson, Mos. Doc. London : Published b Goulding and Co. NwillO k Sollossinare; aid Ns.:, Wawa b Dtabliu. . . • - ___ ANNUAL DINNER and DISI RI BUTION . of REWARDS of the SOCIETY INSTITUTED for the ENCOURAGE , MEN!' of ARTS, MANUFAC CURES and COMMERCE. John-street. Adelphi, April 15, 1811. 'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER. of the Society .L will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tivern, in the Strand, on Tuesday, the 306 instant, at Five o'Clock precisely. In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, fgentics men are desired to send for Tickets previous to Saturday, the 25th instant, to the Society's House, or to the Crown and Anchor ITavern, where they may lit had at sixteen %billings each, which . includes the whole expense, His Gilce the Duke of Nciagoxe;President, in Cie Chair; oica-razsionsrs. • . Jelin, Duke of Bedford. Hugh, Duke of Northeniberland, F. L and A.S. G. I% L. Marquis of Stafford, K. 0. • Lents, Earl of Radnor, F. R. and A. S. Robert, Earl of Liverpool. • Charles, Earl of Romney, F.R. S. Honourable Robert Clifford, F. R. and A. S. Sir William Dolben, Dart. L. L. D. Sir Robert Pell, Bart. M.Y. Sir Watkin Lel.vei, Kut. Thomas Pitt, Esq. F. A. S. Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain. Nathaniel Conant, Esq. Richard Powell, M. D. John Christian Curwen, M. P. Richard Wthon, Esq. F. R. S. STEWAR DS. • . Sir Jacob H. Astley, Eart. Pitt Cobbett, Esq. R. Ackerman, Esq. William Graves, Esq. W. R. H. Brown, Esq. K. Hedges,Esq. • . C. A. Busby, Esq. G. M'Farren, Esq. John Cadogan, Esq. I. Treiawny, Esq. .David Caddell, Jun. EN. "S. Ware, Esq. N. B. The Dinner to be on Table u Five o'Clock precisely, 1 and no Collection to be made. By Order , C. TAYLOR, M. D. Secretary. NEXT OF KIN TO MR. HUTCHINS. IF the Person who advertised some time back in one of the Daily Pepers, for the NEXT of KIN to Mr. Hut -- CHINS, deceased, will be so kind as to give infiirniation concern ing the above Gentleman's yroyexty, (as he had a brother named Joint, who has several Grantl-chtldren now living,) it wilt bu gratefully reevived.—Direct, for W. 3 10, Cu street, Soho. RECTORY TO SY. SOLD. 111E -NEXT PRESENTATION to a Valuable -I- RECTORY, situate in one of the Northern Counties.— Applications to be made (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Robin son, SoLeitor, N 0.15, Harper-street, Reel-Lion-square. This day was published, in nvs, price 4 s. ESCAPE FR OM FRANCE.—A Narrative of the Hardships and Sufferings of several British Subjects. who effected their Escape from Verdian. Wish . = Appendix, contain ing Observatior.s on the Policy and Conduct of Beibuaparte. Printed for Vernor,l-Inoi, and Sharpe t No. !11, Poultry. WALKER'S ATLAS. , • This day was published, in Svc, cos. lief-bound. new Mates, containing IS Map*, nratly engraved and coloured,* WALKER's UNIVERSAL • ATLAS. for the USE of SCHOOLS.—Priated for 1-. Walter, Varian. Hood, and Sharpe, Damon sod Harvey , L ac k in g tos, Allen, sod Co. Longman ' Herr, Revs, Orate, and Browne J. Cutfrell, Scareberd and Letterman. °triage and Son J. R. Lea* C. LaW, G. Kearsley, Ciosby and Co; \kr:Bares, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Nuun, Newrnast ?'Co J.and 2t. - ,acti, Johnson and Co. J. •Ilarris, idicrwriod, likely, and Jones; Cradodc and Joy, and Wilson and Son, York. ' ASIAI'IC RESEARCHES—VOL X. This day was published, In Bvo, price sg. boards, a New Volume, being the Tenth, of 'THE ASIATIC RESEARCHES; .or , Trans actions of the Society instituted in Bengal, for inquiring Into the History and Antiquities, the Arts, Sciences, arid Literature of ASlA—Printed verbatim frpm the Calcutta Edition. 'Printed for Vernon, Hood, andtbarpe, J. Cuthell, J. Walker, I.ackington, Allen, and Co. Otridge and Son, I.ongman, Hurst, !leo; Orme, and Browse. R. rudder, Scatcherd and Letter man, R. 1... a, J. Ma tvman, I. Murray, J. Asperne, Black, Parry, arid Kingsbury, and E. Lloyd. The same Work, in Quarto, price sel. l is. sa. board*. Complete Set, ten vohunp. tivo. 46. beards. • . - NEW V.STAIrLISHM ENT, Under tko Patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of-Kent. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CIRCULATING LIBRARY, % • Leicester-place, two dOors (rum Leicester-muurs• L. PANNIER humbly begs leave t o inform the N Nobility, Gentry, and thy POlic at large, that his Library is cooducted in the most liberal gabber, and on very reasonable terms. The Subscribers are constantly supplied - With - Books of all kinds of Literature, either English or French, and presided with every new Publication of any nterit,as soon as published or intporttd.—Fer furtber particulars, please to apply to the Library, where Cards of •Ferms and- Catalogues may be N. B. Respectable School: of *nosh Sexes, and genteel Families, supplied gratis with Professional Masters of tried ability, either for teaching Languages or any e. I.iberal Art.. lu4t published, in tivolt. t2mo. price I Os. in boards, ALIDIA and CLORTDAN, or the OFFSPR ING of Berthia, an amusing and well-written Romance of for me; iimes. By the Author of several popular Works. Sold by N. L. Pannier, at the English and Foreign Library, Leicester-place, two doors from Leicester-square. Where may be had; also, (horse and Eliza ' or the Journal of the Heart, a•NoveT, in one vol. price 5s sewed. I lia; day was published, . By N. L. Pailslei t at ids Circulating Library, IS, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, price 38.6 d. ES DEUX GENDRES, Comedic cn 5 Actes, 11A et ea Vers.--Par. Mops : ETIENNE. JUst Wyo. - Ad frosts Prance. --The great number of repreira anions of this Codtedy, on the french' Stage, for foar Months constantly, sifords sufficient grounds to suppose it will nor fall to excite some degree of interest wastangst the Amateurs of the Fiends Language. • Just pub sitedi lees 4 vals. I 2rno. peke las. AMONAID .A , or the Dreadful Coosequences of -s• Parental Predilettion. By the Author of Aildia and Clo rician. Thli Novel is entertaining as well as instructive, and is most elegantly written. Sold by N. L.Pannier, at the Engli , h and Foreign Library, LeiceliteS•placa, two doors irrupt Leicester-square; where may be haa‘S/NsTyrolesellillacers, or a Prospect of War, an Epistolary Papx, ..vittvitorne other 'tales, In Verse. By. T. Robinson, Esq. one vol. foaplitvis. hot-jifetied, price boards. lust published, prigs 9a. op ems} Paper, and 19s. sd. on Rollers and Camas, undir patt,slage of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, A NEW and Splendid Historical and Biographical .1:-IrCHART of the ANNALS of ENGLAND, from the Conquest to the present time. By WILLIAM TICKEN, Author of the Historical Chart of the Reign of George the Third. This Chart, which is uvnuch for the use of Gentlemen's Li braries, as for public Schools, possesses superior advantages, in facilitating the study and recollection of English History. It is well engraved, correctly coloured, and presents a most beautiful attil scientific coup-d'ail of the . subject. Au explanatory pamphlet is given gratis with it. Sofa by N. L. Pannier, at the English sod Foreign Library,. IS. Leicester-place, Leicester-square, and all other Booksellers. • • • ABINGDON BERKS. ZO SACKING MANUEACTUREAS, SAIL CLOTH MAKERS, &c. Ste. TO 8E.,501.D BY AUC I'ION, .• • By Messrs. HARRIS and WESTBROOK. Oa Wednesday, the 17th of April, 1611, at Five o'clock In the ,•'Altentoon, at Mr. King's, the New lan, Abingdon, Berk/. (subject to conditions of salt then to be produced). ALL that well known PREMISES, s i tuate in the centre of the Ock-street, in an agreeable neighbourhood, formerly the Residence - of the late Mr. Thomas Polley, and late in the occupation of Mr. Richard Fletcher, now in toll trade; comprising st well-built brick and tiled Dwelling House, consist ing of a commodious Kitchen, Sitting-room, and Parlour, with two good Cellars and seven good Sleeping-rooms, Closets, /cc. with a very convenient brf • ct.built Spinning Shop, capable of .carrying ten sits of Spinners, with Weaving Shop, Starching 'frames, Sec. Also a brick-built Dressing Shop, and five conve nient brick-built Warehouses, a Yard, and large Garden, plea eatttly situated at the back of the practises, with good brick and . • atone walls round the same, together with four very convenient Tenements al3itilng. The whole of the Premises are in good repair, and a very desirable residence fo; a genteel family. The whole will be sold in one ..ot, and possession given at Midsum mer, to which time all out-goings will be cleared up. N. B. If more ccerveniunt to the Purchaser, half this purense imoney tray remain on interest.' 'The working tools to be taken at a valuation. • For further particuhrs. and a Tie, af Os Pita**, apply 1. abe Auctioneers. Abeladon. • 21! • I a S.:A • somikstunuts. VALUABLE MANOR, CC:1140;1RM, FARMS.and INN. To be sotaby At/CTION, 'by Mr. PEY I'ON, At the Red Hart Inn, at Cluttois (Midway between Bristol and • Wells), on Tuesday the fist day of May, 1811, at Three o'lluck in the Afternoon. it Lots, 1 FREEHOI e D and extensive MANOR of PAULTON,Urith the valuable end productive Coal Mind in full work under the same, and the several CopOolds, Courts, Rights and Paltelleges beilmeng thereto. The capital Inn, called the RED LION, in hill business, Ornate in the Village of l'aulton. Two substantial Farm-houses • and Homesteads; sundry Cottages, and upwards of 55 0 Auer of - mod exzeilent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud. The prin , Opal part let to respectable *fenants at Will. The remaintlef on Lease. Printed particulars may be had 21 days previous to Sale, at the White Lion, Bails; White Hart, Bristol ; S Van, Wells; Gloucester; lYhlte Hirt, Chippenharn; at the Red lion, Paul ; at Old Down Inr, and at the' Place of dale; and at Mr. James's Office, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn; London, where plans may be seen. SOMERSE r. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuesday, the 2mth day of May nee:, at the Castle bin, at Taunton, in the County of Somerset, between the hours of Four and Seven in the Afternoon, subject sz such conditions • As will then be produced, ALL that capital ESTATE or ' FARM, called OASHAMP roN FARM, situate within the Parish df Wiveliscombe in the said County, lam the property and nest. denim 6f Laty Yed, Esq. deceased, coniivting of a very handsome and 'patios* Mansion House, the greatest part of which has been very lately bulk, attached and detached Offices, together with a Sarin Carden surrounded with nett' brick walla excellent Stabling for eight or lei Horses, Coach-house, ami Dog-kennel!, in th most peffect repair; Orchards, Arable, Meadow, Pasture; an Wood Lad. containing altogether about 350 admeasured Acres; the whole well timbered, and lying within a ring fence, forming one of the Int l ! desirable Residences ant Estates of its size in the County —Y. here is a Slate Quarry on the Premises capable of being worked to a plat advantage. Oak hampton is distant one mile and a half from Wieelistombe t four from Wellington, three from Aftivertna, and ten from Taunton ; all Market Towns, and within an easy distance 6f rho Sea-Ports of Watchet and Minehead. • Thu Premises are to be granted by a Freehold Lease from the Dean and Chapter of for three Lines of the purchaser's nothinatino, under the small yearly reserved Rent of .£5. is. For 'nether particulars apply zo 'Messrs. Droderip, and Broderip, Solicitors, Wells, Somerset ; or to Baker and Son, Surveyors, Eampton, Devon 4 and for a view of the Premises to r tbe respective Tenants thereof; . CAMI3RIDGESHIR.E. TO CAPITALISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. PEYTON, At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the ask day d May 1811, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE highly Desirable and most Valuable FRES HOLD" ESTATES, b the following Lots, part of than Tlthe-flee Lot 1. The Manor of Shudy C.unpa, abounding with GM!. and a most improveable Frsekold Estate, consisting of a resiscn. able Farm House, and proper Offices , and 216 Aetes of enclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the po w-atop of Mr. Ewen, and also 12 Acres of thriving Wo4sl Land in hand. Lot S. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture lAnd, nearly adjoining the last Lot, containing 30A. 351 1 . in the pawn clan of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Let S.. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very compact F.state, consisting of a convenient Farm House, with proper Offices in. arched, and 146 Aires of convertible Arable and Down Laid (Tit& Free) its the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mrs. Settind. Swaffham, with a most valuable Estate. Lot 4. The Manor of _ consisting of a respectable Farm 'Hone tmd °Sees, an I Ws Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Ten Laud (TM. Ftve) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel C hambers. Lot S. A rery eiduelle Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, containing 134 A. IR. (pert of i.huh it Field Mearstred with sa lable riglfts of common belune,Mg thereto, in the tenure of Mr. Win. Sheiverton. _ _ _ - Let 6. The very valuaVe Manors of Tibtnfc and Dunning:um, with the Courts, quit rents (amounting to upwards of .6 1 / 4 22 per Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable rights and perquisites be longing so chi said hisoora. Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in th e Fields of Beeer.A c o ntaining 196 A. 9R. (part itakich is Field Meaturtfwith ea 'liable rights of common 4elooging thereto, in the Tenure Of Mr. Jciathan Coburn. Lot 8. A most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, com prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Oakes, and 114 Acres of very fertile Arab:e Meadow, and Pasture Land, of prime quality, principally enclos ed, c»iih the great awl mall Tithes &ler:fiat thereto, in the occupation of Mr. John Martin. Lot 9. The Rectory impropriate of the Parish of Wicken, with the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy thereof, with the most valuable tithes, great and antall,of the said parish (Lot 8 and shout '270 Acres of Land excepted) over nearly 2300 Acres of p.-;me Land, prlncipary Arable, and also a very compact and fertile Estate, called Upware Farm, comprising a most respectable Farm House and Offices, and 143 Acres of old enclosed Ground, of prime quality, and 25 Acres of open Land, lying in the fields of Upware end Wickets, in the Tenure of Mr. John Cooper. Lot 10. In Suffolk. The Manor of Gazeky Rectory, with the Rectory fropmpriate of the Parish of Gazeley, and the Rectorial Tithes thereof, extending over upwards of :700 Acres of enclosed and open Field Land, With a very compact and desirable Estate, consisting of a most respectable Firm House and convenient Of flees, and 184 Acres of enclosed and open Field Land of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E, Wedge. The above Manors and Estays abound with Game, and are situate near the respectable 'Towns of Cambridge and New market in a most delightful country, Intersected by good Rita Is, navigable Rivers, &c. &c. and distant from London about 55 miles. There are moat respectable Tenants on the several Estates, who are under notice to quit at Michaelmas next, and who will skew their respective Farms. Sieclfications may be obtained twenty-one days before the Sale, by application tothe Angel, Bury ; Bell, Mildennall ; Lamb, lily ; Hoops : Cambridge; at the Place of Sale ; and at the principal Inns in the neighbouring Towns ; and also of Joseph Butcher, Esq. Cambridge; Edward Witherby, Esq, Norm:Arkin, and Charles Wedge, Esq. Wady Bottom, near Newtaarket • of Meson. Woodcock and Bateman, No. 2, Lincoln's kw geed at James's °nice, New Boswell-court, Lanoolia's Las k i-waft y stare pima may b..' seen. . . • • _ „ ....I VALUABLE OAK TIMBER. FOR SALE by PRIVATE CON l RACT, in one or more Lots, NEAR 300 fine OAK TREES, with their Laps. and Tops.as now standing on lands a short distance from the Kennet and Avon Canal. • Particulars of the measures, price, ansl terms of Sala, may be known ar N.. 11, Budge , tbw. London. • - PILKINGTON'S HIS VORICAL BEAU I lES. This day was published, in 12mo, 4s. boards, s New Edition, with numerous Wood Cuts, of , • HISTORICAL BEAUTIES FOR YOUNG a 1 LADIES, intended to lead the Female Mind to the Lore and Practice of Moral Goodness. " When such a specious mirror's set before yea, ye needs mutt see yourselves."—Shakespeare. By Mrs. PILKINGTON. • Printed for J. Harris, St. Paul's Church Yard, and Vernor, Hood, and Sharp, 31, Poultry. '