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~~ I ~ ... 1 '="~~ r , • • . • ' . , • , • 61 1 ••P • • * ( 1 7:14741 ) • 1 .1. :r. • P • • Akvp .-,.,~ (t‘ •. N u nt: tz 69501 E4ST-INDIA HOUSE, June W, 1809. PERSONS who are willing to supply the East- Inds Company with 530 Chaldrona of the best Sea COALS, "PuJimeaqure, distinguishing the different sorts, 400 Chaldsims to be delivered within a short period, and tke remaining quantity when wanted, at the East-India House and Warehouses, free of au expenses, may send in their Proposes, sealed up, addressed to s he Committee of the House, betake twelve o'clock, on Wed nesday the 28th instant. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE: OFFICE, 1809. ..istablished by loyal Carter in the Reign of King George the First. PERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on the 24th instant, ate hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered tit tonipany l s ()faces, over t h e ROYAL EIICIIANOE and in PAtiAVIALL, as well as by their respective .Asetita in tRe several Counties; :tad the Partks, *sabred are re quested to apply, for the Renewal d their Policies, on or before the 9th of July nest, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Pay ions t, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Sec. J' Attendance is given, daily, at The said Offices, for the As sure ace of guiklings4 Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Hat bou r, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. :. B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the As s,: ted, where the annual Premium amounts to Gs. or upwards. The Premium of es. ed. per cent. on Parmirg Stock, is now IVedtteed to 2s. per cert. —Existing Assurances covering such pro f erg will be reduced as they become due, upon applica.tivn to the , dice, or the Agent through whom the Assurance was made. THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY OF FREEHOLD HOUSES, • dscbarged of Land-Tae, upward.; of 1100,000 in Capital Prizes. 20,000 Tickets, To be drawn Guildhall in Four Days, 5000 Tickets each Day. No fixed Prize. rIiERE are .Twenty-five grand Capital Prizes in . 1 - tilis Lottery, consisti. , e of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold FOUSLS, situated in Skinner-street and Pickett-street, &c. which vs ere esiimated In the year 1R:46, when building materials were gulch cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, mid keened by them upon oath, before a Committee of the House of ...:c•minons, to be worth upwards of £2100,(.00 ; but as it is de strable tkat the ',Abe shouli know the present improved value or the pioperty, a new Siiiivey and Estimate is now preparing, *ilia Win be ,üblished e.s soon as it can be obtained. Tickets and Shares are on sale by SIR JAMES BR ANSCOMB and Co. No. C 7, Ctrighill; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymarket; and 289, Sur: nd—who sold and shared Three of the Grand Capital Prizes in the last City Lottery. PIIZSENT PRICt. X 8 8 0 Half - 8 0 LiFhth £1 3 0 Quarter ; I 5 0 SiAteenth 0 11 6 The Price will shortly advaete.—Schemes at ]arse may I* had Ticket gratis. - NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY. BY THE KING'S LETTERS PATENT. • WATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. This valuable product of modern discovery is offered with confidence to the Public, as the best, and at the same time the most mild, innocent, and refined Soap that has ever been made. The clearness, delicacy, and softness that it gives to the com plexion, are absolutely unequalled ; and Gentlemen•who shave "themselves will find that it renders the action of the razor siar frisingly pkasani, close, smooth, And easy, and leaves the skin, however tender, s ft, flexible, and tree from the slightest irrita tion..---4t is sold wholesale by the Patentee, No. 6, Melina-place, Westminster-road; and Mr. Samuel Ecrry, wholesale Per fumer, Greet-street, Soho, Loudon; and retail by. the principai Perfumers, Haberdashers, Stationers, Etc. dtc. in the three king- Amin. This day was published, 21m:tatty printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 11. Ss. boards, 'I'HE HISTORY of tha LIFE and REIGN of ALEXANDF.R the GREAT, from the Latin of Quintus Curtius Rufns; a nziw Translation, in which considerable pains have bean bestowed on the difficult passages of the Author. With Supplements ; Notes, partly original, and partly derived from learned Commentaries; a copious Index, and a Narrative of she Division of Alexander's Conquests afte: his death. Illustrated by a Head of Alexander..engri.ved from a coin in • the possession of lohu Foy Edgar, and by a Map of Macedonia and the 'Persian Empire, founded on ancient authorities in connection with recent observations and researches. Printed for S. Bagster, Strand. DF.DICATED TO LADY LONDONDERRY. This day was published, in Three Vols. price 15s. boards, • - THE YOUNG ROSINIERE, (ir SKETCHES el tbe WORLD, a Novel, by Mrs. PECK, of Dublin, Au- Om: of the Welsh Peasant Boy, Maid of Avon, Re. Printed for Coihurn, Conduit-street, Lornisn ; Anderson, Edin bath ; Wi,gan Cunnaing, Of whinn may be Lad, just published, Guicciarclini, or the Alphlne Bandit; a Romance, by Author of ViroM.;, f4.c. 1 vuls. 445. bds. A•licla Mansfield, by 'Madam Cottin, S vels. Its. 6d.- 3. .1.: by Mr. Ivf..fore, 3 vols. 13:.-4. Leentina, by vols. Alplionso, or she Natural Son; by M. Jc (soli., 9 vf . :l;. 12s. :I_3t published, in crown ttvo. price 9s. in boards, much enlarged, the First Volume of the Second Edition of THE BRITISH FLORA, or a Systematic Ar rangernew of BRITISH PLANTS. By JOHN HULL, M.D. Of t'.:e Royal College of Physcians of London, Physician to the. Lying-inn Ilospit..l , Manchester, &c. ?:.73. All the new %pecks of British Plants beltinging tothe first Classes, arc now added from Sowerby's English Botany; and r-Fer.mcus an.. given: to the Phttes of that Work up to the present ..iortli, May 1.59. i'rinted for R. ilicl:etstalr, corner of Essex-street, Strand. Of whom may be had, Dr. Hall's Elements of Botany, in 2 vole Crown Iwo. price 18s. in boards. This day eras published, tis nne Sva. col. elegantly printed, price 10s. 6a. boards, • - SPANISI-1 HEROISM ; or, the BATTLE of RUNCESVALLItS, a Metrical Romance, is Five Cantos., • By JOHN BELFOUR, Esq. Penteti f(.r Vernor, Hood, and - Sharpe, Si, Poultry; Consta ble, Hinner, Park, and Hunter, Ludgate-street; and J. Booker, New Bon::;-ttrzet. rV.tha•;gl. the nr.tle of Roncesvalles it familiar to every :eaderi, has appeared in this country on the sub ject, !ormeit upon aoy her historical basis than that of the cr..ch CLironicles. This Romance, on the contrary, is founded on thy circumstances leading to that event, as rel.ited by the Spa nish historians, and in this respect base feature of novelty. The object of the author, in thus commemoratiwg a siznal instance of vriour wid patriotism, is to exalt the Spanish character; and at a juncture like the present, it is presumed, that a Poem, tending to keep alive. a spirit of resistance to Gallic despotism, will noti be iintavourably.tecsived by aßri:ish public. . WRDNESDAY, JUNE (2L ARMY. A CAFFAIN in a Regitiwitt, with two• 4 A- Hoes, upon F.troptan tervite, wide, to elteftege t° Half Ny.—For particulars apply (if by letimpimit paid) to IL. W. York Hotel, St‘Jameerstrret. This day was published, ln Sea price.so., N ADDRESS to the LtillsMED' -s. of SCOTLAND, on the Subject of DIM Bp A SCOTCH VARMSR, Printed for Longman, Hurst; Item, and Ottne,fdla and Peter Hill, Edlnblugh: • —7111. E . _ day were published, in Svo. price A NONYMIANA ; or Ten Centtnies of Observe. - " A- dons on 'rations Authors and Subjects. Compiled byar tate very Learned and Reverend Divine; and faithfully published front the original MS. with the addition of a Copious Index. Printed for Longman•; Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. LIBF.R This day was published, in i2rno. price 6s. boards, lIBER FACETIARUM; being a Collection of .1 • curious and interesting Anecdotes. Printed for I.ongman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Paterntitter row, London; and D. Akenbead and Sons, Ndwcastle-upon. Tyne. This lay was published, the 4(1 edition, Bvo. price is. 6d.boards, M. GENER ; or, a Selection of Letters on Life and Manners. y JOHN MUCK ER:3Y, Minister of West Calder. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orm.2 ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, ;tad Hunter, London ; and Peter Hill and A. Con • stable and Co; Edinburgh. - This day . were published, in Bvo. ptiee 106. 6d boards, eERMONS. by JAMES FINLAYSON, I).D. F R.S.E. Li one of the Ministers of the High Church, and Professor of Logic.and Memphysics in the University of Edinburgh. To which Is prefixed an Account of the Life And Character of the Author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and refer 11111, Edinburgh. 'lbis day was published, in two volume. two. with a Portrait, Price 16s. hoards, THE EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE of SIR RICHARD S'TEELE: including his far , iliar Letters to his Wife and Daughters; to which are prefixed, Fragments of 'True Plays; two of them undoub:cdiy Steele's, the third sup posed to be Addison s. Faithfully printed from the Originals, and illustrated with Literary and I listorical Anecdotes, Dy JOHN NICHOLLS, F. S. A. E. and P. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onne, Paternoster-row 1 his tLy were published, in Vols. Bvo. price 16s. hoards, • L ETTERS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS, Literary, Political, and E'eclesiastical, to and front _ _ WILLIAM NICOLSON, D.D. Successively Bishop of Carlisle and of Dirry, and Archbishop of Cashel. Including the Correspondents of several eminent Prelates, from.; IGB3 to 1726-7, inclusive. Faithfully printed tram the Originals and illustrated with Literary and Histcrical Anecdotes. 14 JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. F. and P. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orate, Paternoster-row. Thia day was publlsh:A, foolscap octavo, price 3s. boards, APICTURE of AN/1E RICA ; being Obsetv.itions made, during a Residence of several Years, at Alexandria, and Norfolk, in Virginia; illustrative' of the Manners and Cus toms of the Inhabitants: aad intersrrsecl with Anecdotes, arisiug from a general Intercourse with Society in that Cour.try, from 1799 to 1807.-4 A LADY. Printed for Verimr, Hood, and Sharpe, 91, Panic. r. CEIAA IN SLARCH OF A HUSBAND. A. K. Nawwsi; and Co. (suc - zessors to Lane, Newmtn, and Co.) have the pleasure to acquaint the Public, that ANEW EDITION of « CELIA. IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND," will be-ready for delivery on the 28th. 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The 'Scheme of the Vowels, Dipthongs, and Tripehongs; Silent Consommis, Ste. s. Mottosyilablts, Dissyllable', Ttisyllables, and P•lysyllables of all lengths. , S. Werth *lnch are alike or needy so in wand, but different in SigLiticaloet ; Worth of different gignitioniona, which are both written and renounced alike; Words that change their Accents when they become different Puts of Speech; Proper Nantes of Men and Women ; s Table of Significant Initial Letters, and ano ther of Useful Abbreviation. To most of *bleb are aubjoiged the Parts oPpeecb, the Sounds and the Acceptations. Also, in Appendix; containing upward: Of Four Hundred 'Words, only accented and explatnol, for the Learuee's Practice in dividing, pronoun:Mg, and telling the Parts of Speak...ay ?OH Ike HORNSBY. ,Printed for Longman, Hurst , Ken, and Orme, Pateratlster• row, London ; and Wilson and Spence, Toth. Of whom maybe had, by tleirievie Amber, 1.. A Short Grammar of the English Len e. yob riksioss, price as. bound. 2. The Child's Wet** Ve %NIMMONS*. 'magi Egi* tion,ericeNts. 64, boils& 3. took biesseerliAres Pith TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET. • • INTOTT CE is hereby giyin, that the next General Meeting of the Trustees of the 'l't irnpike Road hauling, from the town of Brighthehnsten through Cu ekfield to the County Oak at Level Heath, in the county of Sussel4 is appointed to be held' at the Taffiot Inn, in Cuckield aforesaid, on Thursday, the 13th day of July nett, at Twelve o'Clock a: Noon, at which, Meeting the. Tolls arising at the several Toll Gates upon the said road called Preston, stone Pound, Ansty and A ltstpoide Gate, Sloub Green, mad Bar and Crawley Gates, wilt be Let Auction to the belt bidder, front the 30th day of September neat, for one or mote year:, as shall be their agreed on, blamed' the hours dr , twelve pod two of the ; same day, in the manner dirseted by tlae Aet passed in the thirteenth year of the Reign of his present hie *4y, " far regulating the Turnpike Roads," leitick Tolls are let far lit Current year at the sum of 5t:31105, and sVille put up at &Osamu . Whoever happens to be best bidder molt pay into the hands of-the Treasurers of the said Road, two . Months Rent in advisee*, and a4so give -Security with sufficient Sureties to the• sittipsOys . if Use Trustees at the said Rood; fonahe due pay helol4lllll4 railoiliader. at sueh times as they sinikl,dirnet. SAMUF.L WALLER, Click to the Trustees of thasosaid Road. Cerkfield, lath. June, ISM. SURREY.—VALUABLE COPY HOLD Ef ATE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Mondry, the loth July, 1809, at One o'clock, In three Lots, AA.LIJABLE and truly desirable COPYHOLD ' ESTATE, comprising the Washway Farth, situate tblrea miles from London, on the left hand side of the road to Croydon. Also a rich Meadow, cabed . Ssges Meadow, adjoining Notwi•od lane, and opposite tn . Knights Hill Park; contaidibtits thellifhoto 44A. SR. 131 0 . (little more or less) and now in the occupatibn of Mr. Robert Martin, 'feriant dt Will. This Property is wkhin five miles of the Royal Extiningei and possesses some very eligible spots tor the Erection of Reside a - --%.s in the Villa style. Ms: Clark, the Bailiff, at Xnight• Hill trlYtt2o,, will shcw the different Lots. Specifications may be had by a?sply ii ing at the office of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-c curt, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Townly's, Land Surveyor, Walwortiv; and lat Garraway's. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Messrs. HODSKINSON and CO, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the Ist Aui;ust, at A'vrelve o'clock, in Two Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part COPY HOLD ESTATE, situated. tin the Porders,of Nor folk and Suffolk, near the town eßrawlon, 77 elites (rant Lon den, 17 from Newmarket, '2O from 1 i•nn, 16 frrrn Swaff ham, and 30 from . N , :rwicb ; con&sting of a substantial well-built Mansion house, Offices, and Pleasorr ground, wits 2054 Acres, lying compact, and may be readlered one of Or : most complete Farms in this Country, as it tray be used altr t gether ' or any quantity may be . loid to the )ianaion, and the remainder with a suitable Farm-house no! the centre, 570 Aries whereof is good Meadow and GraZiin'Ground, 1230 of Aral,le, about 250 are excellent Sheep-walk, the most part of whi.:ll is well adapted for Saint-foin or other Artificial Grasses; in n - ,.any parts are Clay and Marl for improvements; also a valuable. Chalk Pit, with a Lime Kiln and a navigable Cut for Boats corimunicating with the Thetford Na vigation, an& it is well known that Lime is an excellent Manure when laid upon the Meadow and Pasture Lands, such as this neighbourhood consists of; abounding with Game, and a Royal Grant of a free Fishery in the Little Ouse adjoining ihe Estate t stvTral miles in extent. Possession may be had at Michaelmas Particulars may be had at the Post Office, Brandon; of Mr. Yarrington, Solicitor, Swaffhain ; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor wich ; Mr. Spar% s, Solicitor, ilury ; Mr..G otddini,White Hart Inn, Newmarket ; Messrs. Barrens, : 4 olicitors, Gray's Inn, Lf.salon; Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer, No. 42, Leicester-square; Mr. lindskirison, 35, Anindell.strce t, Surveyor, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen; and of John Malyn, Brandon, who will shew the Estate. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL, HAMPS'/EAD. To be pereipptorily resold, persuz' nt to three several orders of the High Court of Chat:eery, hearirs date respectiveltt the lath, 15th, and 16th days of May, 1809; made in a Caine whmvin Thomas Morris and others are Plaintifn, and Jatiies Clarkson and another are Defendants, with 'he arprobatkun of Robert Steele, Esti. one of the Masters of the said Cour:, it the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in hodsliampton-lulildinga, _ _ cpry-lane, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June, in it. between the hours of two and three o'clock in the afternoon ,in T hree Lot,: A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, situ ate at Child's•l within the Parish and Manor of Hen don, in the County of :Middlesex, adjoining ekcli side of the road h ading from Hampstead Heath to the Edgware Road; contain ing ahout 34 Acres of Land, with the Family House, Orchard, and Garden ; together with the Pottery, Kilns, Shecli, and Build ings appertaining to the Manufartory ; with the Sheds for Stall ing Cattle, Cow-house, Coach-house, and Stables; and also, the Castle Public House, and the several other Houses, Gardens, Meadows, Lands, and Premises ; late the property of Samuel Morris, of Child's Hill aforesaid, deceased. N.B. 'lire above-mentioned Lands produce the best Earth for making Sugar Bakers' Moulds, Pots, Jars, Rod Rikldbets, Paving Bricks, Tiles, Red Stocks, Grey Stocks, ChientiefPpte, &c. • These Premises way be viewed at any date previous to the Sale ; and Particulars had gratis at the said Master's Chambers, in Sou th ampton-buildings, Chan cery-iane ;of Mr. Ai4 rat it r , So. licitor, Hare Court, Temple; of Mr. Battye, Solicitor, Chancery lane ; aud of Mr. Morgan. solicitor, Bedford-row, Loncitio. CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, AND I .E.ASE HOLDa, NEAR PLYXIOUTH.-1 O BE SDLD, r rilE Fee-sitrple and Inheritance of all that very valuable ant: desirable MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE, called COX - SIDE, the late Residence of &tells William Shepherd, Esq. - deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing -roost, Dining roam, Library, and Breakfast-room, two large Bed-rooms and Dtessing-room • adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, with convenient Garrets and Attics fur Servants, large Kitchen, Ser vants' Hall, Dairy, Larder and Wash-house ' two Water -cicsets, Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court in front ; also, at a short and convenient distance a Counting-house and extensive Warehouses, a large Lawn, surrainded with a Shrubbery and two exctilent walled G.irdens well sracked with Fruit .trees, together with about 13 Acres (mom or less) of rich Pasture Land adjoining the House, and for many years past in the owners occupation. Also the Fee-simple and luheritance of all that Dwelling-home and Garden adjoining to Coasidealoresaid, lac: Ia tite occurAtion of George Down, deceased: Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years determinable en the death of one good Life aged about 46 years, suisi..ct to the payment of the yearly conventionary rent of Xis, all those Closes of rich Pasture Latsladjoining to ()oxhide aforesaid, and occlped therewith, emit/Lining about eight Acres (more or less.) N. B. The Mansion House and Out-houses hare within these few pears been rebuilt at a very considerable eapenee, and arc at present in excellent repair, and the whole of the premises from their vicinity to the new road, made by the Plymouth Embank ment Company, have increased, and are continuing to increase in value, and form a most desirable and retired Residence for klarFe family, or an opulent Merchant, with every advantage from. their vicinity to Sutton Pool and the Harbour and Town of Plymouth. For selling the same, a Public Auction will be held at the' London Tavero, FoxhoJe.street, PlystOtils, on Thursday, the ROth day of 'time inst., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. The Mansion House at Comide May be viewed btl Tuesdays rued F ridays only, between the hours of eleven egelook in the -morning, and two o'clock In the afternoon, asaLa t ay hi/1w pa►► t i cu lare.may be known, by epplying to Wm. Nottidire, En(lMu sell-stree!, Boneotulscy, London ; 'l'. P. Brownlns, /eq. at Cox ' -side Houses, near Plymouth ; or to Met W9O. yenta 3.llther l in -11grattule"Dedift'AMI04 May 19, 1.9 p,„ , ,FR,E ENO LD NORTH fl SWRE. Ta be SOLD At. the King) Jojy, either Ity Private HET NORTH HA.. A ?arm-holm, - Threshing Goad Pasture FREEHOLD ESTATES of the SON, D. D. in KENT and SI At the Woolpack, in Tenterdeo, on between the hours of Three and Lot 1. MANSION-HI A Barn, Oast-house, (more or less) of Arable, Meadow Lands, generally known .by the Broomfield, in Him - chili, Wye ant raised to Messrs. Amos's and Barber, at Michaelmas ISIS, axcept the - which is in the handl of the. Frain Lot 9. A Messnage, Cottage, 74A 3R. 9f.P. or thereabouts, of Land, generally known by the N: and hiabcroft in Hatingleigh, any don of Richard Rolfe, whotas pet Lot 9. A Farm-houn, two Barre and it/4;A. IR. aiP. ((m ore or lege; Hole and Wood Lan sailed Pad Mountfleld, in Sussex, in the occi unde r a Lease wbicb expires at Alici Let 4. Four Pieces of Marsh Lands by estimation 46.3. OR. 90Y. now ` Sawyer, under a Lease white expl Lot 5. A Dwelling-house, Bar Marsh Land, containing by esti,. !tourney, in Kent, in the «rupiah has notice to quit at Michaelmas ne • Lot 6.. k Barn and several Pieces of Attist t llZltip' Pasture Land, containing bt estimation 117 A.;• : pil l t i g • in Sussex, (on part ofwhiek the Foot Baguio sintr,ning4 fa sie occur:, tic's of Mr. Proctor, under a Lease irWsis ttq ii ifold44. • clae:enas 1817. ' t • • Lot 7. A Piece of Marsh Lana in Kent, containing by estinsattok 44.1001(11);18- uN .tt of Mr.,George Morphett, jun. who hamlet/ea tato& achilklmbets4 ma; next, together with a ebasutel raotfir 177nni. fir ainselh. Lot 8. Three pieces orlft.idbw 'FA Pasture /I* rondea-in-Tenterden, it /tont, 4:adaptor IR. P. in the occupation of Mr, fait kite, *in to quit at Michaelmas am. • • • Lot 9. A capital Minsion with a Garden s sure-ground; a Barn, Stable , Lod?" Criiiatir, and a rt inp,,and eight several pieces attsfeadow ; Pastare,aiid c2ll'4(l2theit.O°.ak,, in 7 The hours hou dg hoursa St A.. 1 lt. 10 .Ia 1C11R4 4 tlipipO, ,bl' lake, 38 A. in the occupation of Thurnai Weston le.q..noder,aB int which expires Michaelmas 1817. The other part of t iced 14 A: 1 lits 17 P. is la the cteutrathisof Mt. UAW?, stdittas no. tice to quit at Michaelmas riser. N. B. The whole of the Land tat; C 1 redeemed. , • The Tenants of Letts l'aiterS will ilithilketr Perak . U.l,dt renews cr thelr Lookers Its the hiamislytdie kespoettiflitthbote, lad Mr. Neve those at. Tonterdne•-•-Fefeber intlebrubta tit Lets 1 and 2, may be bad of M Tame, of Old Lot, tie t LeWss and of Mr. Nese, Tsoterden--and of the vac Low of the grove Mr. Ttirner ; the Rev: Mr: RAUH Itrner, if Haw get, in lasses; the Reviler:. m Trust, and at gr..Nonn i: t s ' -.-- - ' - 7 . 7 - :: - ..77'... - .•tivici , ' ) , 77 . 7 - --.. • - .... .1.*:".. ; '...; 2.• 4-..1. 4 's . i , '" , In - •*:- - : -*, • 14 4. 1. 4. '*';'.';' .',... :. ' ....li . 4 , ,.* -.. * -•- - •.`ov f. . . . .-• .. •*. '..... .s-41 , -: : .; ; ;;_NVI , ..., - * • •' i -`:',* ... 1. • *-' • :....::" ../ 14 84 r - •c • "'- . '. 1' . . - . . . . . • T Auk . . . • - . . . . • . - .. • • " [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPEN*OI. - .• . ' FREEHOLD ESTATES, LAND-TAX REDEEMED,/1T NORTH HAUGHTON, near STOCKBRIDGE, IklAlViSas SHIR - E. . • TO be SOLD by •AUCTION, hy CLEMENT and SHARPro Al. the King's Head, Stockbridge, ea Wednesday, the 19th elf Jely, either tether or separate, unless previously disposed a hy Private Contract, of which dee notice will be given, THE Two foil0Willg• • Fief: - EHOLD FAR 'S ; -.- LOT 1. • s NORTH HAUGHTON DAIRY FALK cito=7 A. a. ii. A ?arm-holm, Barns, Bahia, Tido aid - Threshing - Mill • ' . = I 1 s S Good Pasture - - ss 16 1 62 ; • Water Meadows M . . • - ... 19 $ BS Arable Land - . - -, 233 9 * 1 .. • 1 i • i . SU •41 4 • 1 1 . . LO P t S. . -• ' - e . NORTH HMIGFITON LOWER FARKWIMiIinIng n. a. at, A Farm-house, Barns, Stable Yes*, lltc. . .• ,1" 1 1,4 . 1 . mature - - .... • .a.• , is oe 6 6 ' 1 Water Ileadevr ‘• - • ', .4 . ••e . i ...:: i RR . Arable Laol,,••••" - • a- : • - '-' • s /11 111 • fit -6 all • ; eiammamlonMawmilfr• • • • • • • *SD it 36 For a•view of the Fanits,applj le Mr. _ .I,ltbr os ti egt s Haugha . 4 ton Lower Fans; and Varela ilsr tree lad% Id "Toaakios, • -Esq. No. 9, Grosvenor-Blaat,' Ban ; or Os 'thee ,at $s Uphohtery Wassehou*s t •Rstosec, fla% n ‘ • . '% N. B. 'here is an excelipi . att . of Dieu on the Penns, Widcb Be r 7 -74 FQR.0.4.14. WY rii4c.lC .41/43110Ny, . , At the London Tavern; 'Foithole-street, P.lrweials ,•eill hi*, the 7th day .of July nettiat Elea? h'Cileek in the t Ovienoen, THE FOLLOWING p ii ).ol3S• .11s. 66 Casks !:'sent( Red Wita-A. ..801646, 4 Casks Vamp? 1 10 Bu ell Stale 350 llama Flout - 10 bits* WOoltlioisoi • • 7 Casks Breed, 3.1 cake La. • 25 Cases Soap Ilia* • . 25 15 Dine Catlin • I Ditto E 2$ MO Oil I i Ditto I= - 44 Casks Rosin . It Ditto Twine . 95 Ditto Tar so Coils New Cordage 90 Bundles Wood Hoops 19. Bales Camas • 190 Torch Twigs , 19 Muskets . Being the Cargo of the French Ship le Serpent. condemned gs Prize to his Majesty's ship Amethytt, Sir Michael imam*, Bart. Captain. Fur viewing, Cataloguqs, and further Information, apply to Mr. JOHN NICOLLS HAWltfill, • the Agent, Plasma. 1 . . Also, a quantity df Flour, Bread, Pork, Met, Calaaneee, B 4 MIS, Peas, Oil, Yaeger, Wine, Bran 4, 14ouM sad luau. ) . • dies, prepared Medicines and Surgeon% lastronowits, Pima% Stores, &c. with all her Warlike Stores and 'Apparel, aonsistintie Cables, Anchors, Rigging, Sails, Game, Carosades Ind Cartago, . Muskets, Bayonets, Pistols, Cutlasses, Powder, Balt Carteidgila, Shot, Ballast, and a ;cadety of useftil manubdisred Iron,•Sbeet Iron, iron Hoops, Tin Plates, Iron-bound Lagers Ponebnois, and other Casks, with sundry abet, valuable and •sierviceablis au - . ticks and Ship's Stores, as willbe more particniark4mpressed in the Catalogues ; landed fronsthe French frigate Niemen. raptured by his Majesty's skip Amethyst, Sir MICMAILL SZTUOUR, Bart. • Captain ;and Arethusa, It. Maxus, Esq. Commander. .. . : • For eleWing i Catalogues, and fartheriofermadon, apply to 1 . . lair, JOHN HAWlZlL,Rierchant, Plystiootit, Also, the handsome fast sailing Coppered Schooner HAMLET; • Length about - • 90 Feea Breadth about - • 93 ' Depth of Hold about • . •• 114 Adateastires about - lB9 Toss. 1 This is one of the most beautiful Vzssels of her class ever sees at tiffs Port, nearly new, built at Baltimore, In the United states, 11 where she was considered the swiftest aliens vessel, and ear-, ',toyed for particular servite only. A Willa to Si. Mayeetre ship Arethusa, kosarr MILNDs, Bin, Captain. Alm, h.er Cargo, conessaisig• ' of • • 80 Pipes high finuared Hour. 54•Pleees Hernia Linen I &au: lirar.dy • 373 Ditto Please Royal • 130 Hogsheads Claret (4 Iron 1700 Ditto Btetagea - Hoops each) . 75 Ditto Cress ala Morlair 1 30 Cases Ditto 400 Ditto Plalo and Twills* 5 Cc, Bags superior Bottle Corks Tapes Y 80 Pieces Cambric. , 42 Ditto Rae Hollagdslinell • Coltdeinned as Prize. . • 7 For vowing and further information, apply to A. B. Gibson, Esq. at the Naval ilia, Plymouth, one of the Agents, or trim , . n JO II N 'HA W lIC La, Mothant. Plymouth. • • • - . r d Plymouth, June 17, 1809. JOHN. PRIDHAM, Broker. wig : • 1 ' FREEHOLD ESTATES of the* Lite UV. EDWARD - - e SON, D. D. in KENT mid SUSSEX.--By Mr. NEYE, • .. is At the 3Koolpack, in Tcnterdea, on Tuesday, the 11th of July next, 31 between the hears of Three and Six o'clock in the Afternoon, 3. Lot 1. A MANSION-HOUSE, several cottages, is -I - 3 .- Barn, Oast-home, Stable, Lodges, and 145A.161'.. • (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hops and Wood • I% Lands, generally known by die names of lackwall Falkl anil n Broomfield, in Himihill, Wye and Willesborough in Kent; 1!e- -' raised to Messrs. Ansos's and Barber, by a Least which esph w t• ' at Michaelmas 181 5 , except the Woodland abort three Ante a, fr. which is in the handl of the. Proprieteir. • T 1 in Lot 2. A Meattage, Cottage, two Barna, Stable, Ladai, and 74A lit. 32P. or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pawn* Laud, generally known by the Names of ,Point Perilous Farm, and hiaberoft in Hatingleigh, and Wye fa Kent, in the oceupa- '" tion of klchard Rolfe, whohas notice toquit at Michavimailext. ry and 10 , IA. IR. ::11 1 . (snore or less) of Arable Mead E, Ho l :s t a: 3 :ll A W F oo arna d L ' a h r °u'e al tw led o jarn Park s, - Pair Oal l t artn,, h7e, in Stab tl:i7 , parish iLadtei'aitift. ot .el, Mountfleld, in Sussex, in the occupatiort of Robert Chvistasas, ig- under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1811. nd Let 4. Four Pieces of Marsh Land, in Lydel,infiena l asaillibgy ish by estimation 45. a. OR. 9.0 P. now in. the=an6l94l6lll sr - Sawyer, under a Lease which expires a t 111.44 : , itissne, `coney, oLanr:sfithe.:: in n Land , D K e w cno e tu l: t i i n ani g n - i h r i b s . 0 ty , c i e 3 sup at tatin it mation StaM a, e k,m I t e . : mices ilen i t riimso pt i.a r ,ithe e l t i a has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. . • . ith Lot 6.. k Barn and several Pieter, et ..). Pas: :are Land , containing ba arimalat rA f ,dlttglati . PtigLlC NOTICT. , A SPANISH Merebant of .bgee• a quantity of real Pale Xeres, and Port Witte; and K being the pw duce ef the Estates of his oven Family (residents of Xeres de la Frontera and Douro) he is enabled to do it at a price Well worthy, the notice of ocenomists.-41s. per dozen., Applications to be made . to Mr. yantotl Cornett, No. IS, Arundel-street, Strand. This day was published, in Svo. price sslio boandpi - '• N ADDRESS to the LAIsMED , Thr.IICKEST of SCOTLAND, on the Subject ef canu.L.Atilos. •