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• • . • . • •••• • • 1,72 • •:-;-,- ~ „? .. .....,A. k ...-. . : 4 s . . \. . • ,). , . • .., li „do , • .. . ... , . . . e . _ - NUMBER-7-59V SATU RDAY, RtgYAI; lilfiMANt SOCIETY., For the Recovery of Persons apparently Dead. r rO-MORitoVir MORNING, Sunday, the 14th iv, a SERMON tvill be preached at the Parish Church .it St. All Nage, Gretsitvilds, in behalf of this National institution, By the Bet R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. Rector sf Stradishal,Siffulic, and Master of Reading School. Prayers will begin at Eleven o'Clocit. Several Of the'restcited Persons will attend Divine Service. • • REAUhIONT, Reg. and See. No. 9, Villiers -street, Strand. •. This Society, which was founded to preserve front death }emits appatintli dead, froth drowning; lightning, cold, &c. led bas, since 17/I,sderd 3611 lives, rewardesPupwards of 16,000 Altimants, and established similar Societies in many Counties in and th all parts of the word, is supported by Voluntary Contributions.—Ode guinea pir annum constitutes ad Annual Co - aim, and ten guineas g Life Governor. TO THE CLERGY.' ' \VANTED immediately, a CURATE to serve a PariAlt Church on the Ssa Coast two or three months. Apply to Mr. !Towle, at New Romney. EAGLE INSURANaIt .CUMPAPIY. !`Pornhili. July 11, 1811: WOTICE is hereby given, that the Transfer Books of this Company will clo.e on the 17th instant, and that a Half,-yearly Dividend, after the rate of 6 pee: Cent. per Annum, Blear of Property fax, will commence payment on Motiday, the 12th 'gay of August hext,hetwcen the hours of EIVVV.I and Ihree, and continue paying every following day (Saturday( excepted) till the 21st of iiptember next; and afterwards on every suc ceeding Friday, between the tame hours. WILIAAM BEETHAM, Secretary. itENHAM, NF. U. NI.WBURY, BERK% TI"S CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, TUR NISHk.,D, with or without the Park con ailing about ISt. acres of c..c tient Grass I.and. to be Let for a Tee-, of 3,5, 7, or 14. Immediate possession my be had. '1 his re•ulence is most des:l-ably 'situated at an equal distance from the Metropolis aid Bath.—For particulars apply to Messrs. Carr and Kensit, of Johu-street, Bedford-row, London. MONEY. MONEY is always ready to advance, at legal an— malty in.erest, redeemable on Freehold, COpy.iold, ge leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of stuck, An amities, Rent-charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Fagot Places, Church Livings, and any 'lncome for Life. 'Mt: kiolidhy and Gentry of known property, or their Heirs, may be taccommiskiAted en her on their single or joint Anngity Bonds, " with 1 romptitude and secrecy. —Apply personally, between the hours of twelve and eve, or by letter, to the Director of the Sash, No. 8, Lower Juba-street, Goldeu-square.—Good Bills ticoanted. -- - • • POLITICS AND LITERATURE. , THE FIRST NUMBER of the IV EEKLY, PO wricA.., 1.1 EERARY REVIEW; price One was published this day, at 'Twelve &Clock, by C. J. Barnnetor, Bookseller, 3 14, Strand, near the Lyceign, and ntay also be had of all the Vinih rs In Town lust Cowley. PRICE .ON THE PICTURESQUE. This day was published, neatly printed, a New Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements, in Three Volumes, bro. price .el. is. beards, of kSSAYS on the PICTURESQUE , as conitaared with the Sublime and the Beautiful; and en the nse of stu dying Pictures, for the purpose of Impri.ving rest landscape. By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. London: Printed for 1. Miamian. 39, Ludgate -street. TO Ts - IE L HA, t&lit DA3HE.etS, DRAPERS,' JEWELLERS, and CUTLERS. R OBERT KIRBY'S Original Rona Improved superior .sLEDLES, (by special aprni fitment, Needle-ma ker to her Royal Hlghnessthe Princess or Vales), meeting with i that liberal encouragement his mprovemeat In the alurre article so justly merits, respectfully informs the ladles, and'retailers of Needles, that awe ale genuine but those labelled with his name, and to be had at his Warehouse, wholesale, No. id, Canntin street, Landon, by the thousand , or in small neat muroecocases, assorted with r:zal useful sizes, at a moderate price; alto retail at znost of the respectable Haberdashers, Drapers, Jewellers, and Curlers' Shops in every Tow in the United Kingdom. N.B. A liberal allowance to Dealers, and upon Orders for Ex portation. GRASS VENISON,'TgDAPLE-BAR. BIGGS, Fishmonger, and Dealer M Venison, . begs have to'inform Noblemen, Gentlemen,. hla Friend=, and the Public, that he ha, begun to kill GRASS DEER, which be has on sale as above, They are remarkably fat, large, and 14h-flavoured. Orders from the country punctually attended to. HARVEY'S SA:sfCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. r rRE great and extraordinary demand tor the • 4- above universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several Shopkeepers to vend inirions Articles, the .Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, male can possthly he geuume, uttle. , l prepared at LAZENBY's Ware ,, oust, No 6, Pow ‘5ll-STIt ELT ; po itiatatl-sottatte, London ; and, by appointment, is sold at one or two shops every tttwn in th.• 11!ti.ed Kineom, each bUttle having Mr. Hurry's , ignaturn re , tit,. label. •„• E. L. begs to recommend the Li.evie, of A n chov i es now brought to the greaze w variety et; rich Sauces and Pickl,a, may be had in cases of Ail .tr.:l, for lantity use and exportarion. This day was published, price Is. bound. A GRA4MAR of the LATIN TONGUE. ' For the Use oP Schools. By J. IONFS, Author of the Greck Grammar. Printed for J. Mawman, 29, Ludgate-street. This Grammar. it is presumed, while it Is adapted for the use of the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and bre vity, is, at the same time; calculated to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its principles. " While Mr. Jones instritets the Tyro in the rules of the Latin Tongue, h« exulains the principles on which they are farmed, and at every step relieves the usual dryness of Grammatical lustruc• 'inn by the Pltilosonhical manner in which he treats the subject. His claim to Novelty is not unfound-d, and the labour whieh he .has.rmployed in order to abridge the toil, and smooth the path of Alsig learner. Aught not to be passed over without some acknow ledgement;* Ste. Review for May, 1/111. This day was published. price 6s. hound, square lihno. A New Edition, of rrYR(WiS THESAURITS ; or, ENTICK'S - 1 - NEW LATIN ENGLISH DICTIONARY, designed for the nse of Orsinnoar Schools, and Private Education. Contain ing all the words and phrases , proper for reading the Classic Authors in both Languages. Accurvely collected from the most approved Latin Authors. Accompanied with every improve. Ment to supply the drficiencieft of other Dictionaries, and to , en dile the Stboiar to parse and constrie each word according to.I its various interpretations, by the h.st authors in the English Tongue.--A New Fdi, ion, to vised and augmented throughout. . By WILLIAM CRAKEL I', A.M. Rector of Nursted and Meld in Kent. London: Printed for J. Mawman, SS, Ledgatesistreet : P. C. and J. Rivington, \i'ilkle and Robioson, J. Walker, J. Nunn, I. Cuthell, Pote and Williams, Sca?chard and Letterman, railell and Davies, T. , Boosey; C. Law, John Richardson, Lackington, Icr o k :00 Men turd Co. Laairnan, itiPea;Onne, and Brown, Damon, Harvey, as* . Mi net. 11. Crosby and Co. Slier mood. Neely.. ah s # -I. .. - ~ ona Co. Gale and Cards ; and Wilson an d , Sail iia g aiic ~ , ZOf whom may bg Vii , Eitiliih Latin. and Latin - ia Dialanary,aesAtilradidem, 10s. ed. bOti . ad. . Fog . .. . . . _ • X iS, UM : * • • . * RELIEF OF- THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. Amnnnt received e - 458,185 tit e A further Donation of Several Members of the So ciety of Friend. in def. rent parts of the Cason, ' re. Witeon Birkbeelc and William Allen 1000 0 0 • Perish of Waterer, Wales, per Rev. J. Hancock 3' 0 0 Di to of Caetlemartea, do - .- . . 7 0 0 Ditto of West Claneer, pee Rev. T. Russell • 114 6 CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 11th JULY, 1811. eublieription from the Ineobltaats of Markham Notts, per the Rev. R. Barrow - - . 60 0 THEE a"i byordei. of the Right Hannon & I. G. - • • - 1 o 0 4- the Lords aod others Commissioner s for manaeirig till Mrs. Mary Snow, Ce I psham . - - 310 0 Araks of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, to give Notice, that Parish of . 1' opcliire Yorkshire, per Rev. R. Atkinson, I all Out-Pensioners belonging to she said - - Vicar - - 1 0 10 g Lind n, or within twenfo-five miles '- - 2 17 6 : appear pereonanyand regimentally with ... inhabitants a Kentmare, in Westmoreland - Collection at Steartle, Staffordshire, after a Sermon by I Certi fi ates of itelnessicia,- at the Secretary's the Rev. J. Jac . son, Rector -. „ 3 2 13 0 frioarei•al, on the.reepective Jaye, and in di A Collection at Wbittingh I according to their several rates of eenslore, am Church, per Messrs. Ridlee and Co. • I - - 4a 1 1 when eekeilenee will be giveu from, nine &doe •Robert Robson, Esq. per do. . e 41 3 g Mull anvil* the ifteriloon for the payment Parishes of lireantore and Hale, Wilts, collected by plosion in advance to Chris tmas next, • • the Rev. thou May e . - „3014 6 palsortion to their disability asd lengeb Collection after a Sermon, at the Parish Church of ' his Majesty's late Regulations in their favour. °audit, Northampton, per Rev. C lawn -40801 . ' ." Ol MONDAY, the 15th of It At Mortify Aston and Qeatfordi per Re s . G. Halle- e. • The Pensioners at ed. per•lay; Vail the 1 - wood - • • 40 92 : of Cavalry, Foot Guard s , Ist R e gi ment of leatisiles of Pattingham a nd Patsball . - 27 312 'm ea n le gg e ge „ te ex. Corp.. ~ ........... of Norhury and Sneltoe, per Rev. T. Bingham 313 6 i , ' Ensebius Horton, Esq. - . - 10 0 0 On TUESDAY, 16th of i Parish of Ilminster,per Rev. Edw. Hoblyn 12 e 0 0 Those at 91. per day from the several ' Chapel in Ste Nicholas -street, Lancaster - I I g 61 , nic root uts G o u r ard corp s, l i t Regment of Foot, with the remaining Regi• Trattimitted per Mesare. Whe field and Co. ef Lewes r ' Parishes of list Dean and Alfriaton . - 16 4 6 On WEDNESDAY, 17th'of JULY. Parl.h of Faln:ar - - 50 0 I Those at Is. per day, from the di ff e rent Regiments of Ckval r y, Perianth.' - - 1 2 6 Foot Guards, the 1K Regiment of Foot to th e :eoth i nc l us i ve . Ripe - - - .3 1 0 St, Michael, Lewes, per Rev. P.C. Crofts 28 2 1 On THURSDAY, 18th of JULY. ' St. -John's, ditto per ditto 26 1 0 , Those at Is. per day from the 51st Regiment of Font, with all ' Children of the Lewes Cheviot School - 2' 8 8' the remaining Regiments or Corps; also the Pensioners from any From the Rev. R. Jeffreys. Rector of Throcking 2 0 8 I Regiment or Corps at is. Old. and 15. Id. per day. • 'transmitted per the Cornish Bank : On FRIDAY, 19th of JULY. Parish of 'eywardr isle - - 611 0 • The Pensioners at Is. led Is. eil Is. Vete and ls. 3d. per day. Miss Dane Luke e - 1 0 0 • Mr.. SitstanaL Thomas - - 10 01 On SATURDAY, 20th JULY. W. S. - - . - 0 3 0 I Those at Is. 30. per day, with those at the different rites to Colonel Sandy. . - - 2 0 0 1 Is, sd. per day in c lu s i ve . • Parish oft .uxerian • • Si 5 10 On MONDAY, 22d JULY. - • • Laniret - - 1 7 6 ! Those at Is. Wed. to 25. n 41. per day inclusive. ... Broadoak Sc Boconnor, Rev. Mr, Bennett 2 0 0 . 1 Methodists in Poiperio and neighbelirhood - 6 8 0 On TUESDAY, 293 JULY. Richard Hnsksn, Esq. Cabert - . 1 0. 0 ' The Pendoners from the Militia, at sd, per day, with the Parish °truism - ' 2 12 0 Privet. Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and . Rev. Mr. Aether , Little Colum _ 1 0 0 Ca Troops of Horse Guards, with these PeMionees from she Mr. Thomas Major, do. e 6 1 0 4 , several Reda:tents who have been admitted on account of Blind- Other Inhabitant:. ditto - . ' 114 0 oess.fidlieeller at is. per eay or 'upwards, when the Hospital THOMAS FW. I _USON, Secretary, . Sur:eons will attend, for the purrose of examining all s uck No. 3, George Lombard-meet.. Men, and report it) the nett Board upon any of th e m wh o may ----- appear to be recovered or improved in their dight, the poen:ore of whose. Pension is theta to he suspended, till the further order of the Board. - And that all Out- Pensioners brlonging to the said Hoepital,, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from i London, and those in Scotland and Ireland , are hereby r e qu ire d 1 1 - elatd commanded, after the 25th of December next, and atter every succeeding 35th of June, and 25th of December, undiettet: ther orders, to apply to one of his Majeety't Justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the followieg affidavit, which the !aid Magistrate for the County, City, Bhe . • • •'' , rough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will epj • - "virTir. as cnnitvired I al4 date ' via. .. "9 -.”.. .e came before me, one of HI. Maj es ty' s Ins.; " tiers of the Peace for the County of . , acd made " Oath that lie was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Cie:leek " Heepital, on the day of ,17 (er 18 ) 'from " the Reeiment of , commanded by ; was ee then ogee about years, served in the army years, " was discharged for , and that he Is ro otherwise " provided for by the Public but as Pensioner of the said " lloipltal, at per :laY (except lils pay as a in " the Regiment of Militia), and now lives in the Parish " of , in the County of . Sworn before " me . , this "day of ,18 ." And such of them as were admitted on account of Bilndness are ordered to transmit, with their half-yearly affidavit', a certi ficate as to the state of remit- sight, signed Ly an Army Surgeon, or other medical person, resident in their neighbourhood ; but in such Aistant parts, where a medical certificate is impractie cable, • a certificate front the Minister of the Paris!) to that fact, and to ascertain the continuance of their 131iudness, will be admitted. ' The affidavit drawn according to the above form, sworn before, .clatd and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put ue in a cover, sand sent by the General Po.t, directed thus, " To the Right gel Honourable the Paymaster-General of His Majesty's Land " Forces, Loodoo-," marking on the cover, " Chelsea Pen• " shiner's Affidavit :"—And counterparts or duplicate., of the ' kid affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respect. • direly, to be exhibited to such persons as shall he directed to pay them, together with their instructions and Certificates of Admis sion, in order that their claim to the Out-Pensions may be fully verified, and their persons clearly identified. And to the end that the Commissioners for the All airs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regimedts, or independent Companies of invalids, or' Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to motion in their affidavits settle Regiment or Company of Inva lids, or Royal Veteran Battalion, In which they served last : but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from weft!) they were first discharged end recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. i The Pensioners are parricularly to take notice, that the half- - yearly payments Meet Chri4tnial are repeated as to the place of payment, by the masters at Chelsea, or the affidavits Acne as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsum- ' mer payment' is In like manner regulated by the musters or am. davits after the Christmas preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shall • chants the place of his abode giveh in at his mutter, or specified In his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his Pension (ex cepting to the Ofilcers of Excise nearest 'such plate of abode), shall receive the same, unless It appears, by the certificate of tt. tipectabie persons. tbat. such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which be or they could not foresee or prevent ; and that If any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a doti ble payment of the Pension, either at Chelsea, or at different plates, he shall be struck off the Lists ; for the better prevention of which frauds, each Pensioner is required to produce hi, In struction Papers, at the time of payment. - .Lastly, it is notified, that none will be intents:l - upon the Pay- Pits of the said Hospital, or be entitled to recelee any benefit therefrom. who shall not act agreeably to these orders and di rections, particularly In sending their half-yearly affidavits to the Paymaster-General, 'as above directed, and to ro ether Office, which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to ilo, or sent them Irregularly to other departments. N. B. The undermentioned Persons have been struck off the List, 9th Dragoons, Mark M'Laughlan, at 9d. per day, has been ed and found guilty of endeavouring to purchase arms from a doldier in the King's County Militia. ' Ilth Pont, John Wallaee,sat (td, per day, for receiving the Per slots of George Hargraves, of the 6th Foot, at ls.settl. per day. ~ 4th Royal Veteran Sattilion,,Roger Toole, at is. per day. for amble/ romplaintS against.two.Officers of theist Garrison Bat. nhol4 Which, upon a Court of Enquiry held tfrinvestigate s lb4 Mori appeared to be unfounded. . • - . 416 . _ R. Ain; liersterf add Regions:. • :, I p. :••• . . . ADMIR4I.7II"-OPPICR, Direr le, 1611: NOTICE is her4y giimis, Mat a Swim e•Oyer trud renek . ra. gad GraDelivers, fir lir Trial f Opium efrarwritts4 dr fie /144 Sap, isitkkt the jarirartim gthe AAA sky f England, 44 Aditit Atha' 0414 is Mr Old Silky, Loa**, el Priddy tie l9hi •f Juljamt, et eight :Teri 4 hi. rotirrtiok JOHN BrIRROWO • • _ _ _ _ _ - 'OOl r' CANAL AND aka* • OH S ott.E BY PRIVATh CONTRACI Mr, SCOTT. , 111tEla and MERSEY, bi• Omni 'hunk Can Three Shares. (Priding £45 deei4er Ahelire,Ondid Ow, Moomoith, Warwick and Nepali Roe**, Laotaste,i • lilltelealeo p .Wika and Berke, Karina - and, Avus. Worrecer tMol birtninshain New Shah, Peak Pettit. Huddersfield, end IMO Noah i pr..na Jeoction Witter-Worts, 0 4 114044 Doti OM Awareace Samos. • Apply to Mr. Seat. Mai, New Biiiitoarese, Ltopdlint BALI& Bt AtiCtION. Jel% ha{ Nevem Ewes. • •-• btyboago shit led; Cogs. tout &meant t . J. and Cittiete, on the upper floor ; two priocipid bed-chainb - ers,D esshitteonsa, and Closets; the Entertaining Apart Meats comprise twb spacious Drawirg-rooms, con:municating by folding doors, eisgantly and up, and a boudoir ues the first floor; a twat Entrance, Dining. parlour, Morning-room, communicating by folding doors., Gen tleman's Pr ssit.trotim,Water-closet, and Passage•roontom the ground floor; Ba•einent eoutains convenient Servants' Offices, Wine, Ale, Lad Near Cellars, Vaults for Cody and a Pump of excellent Spring Water. 'lo be viewed by Tick. tt. Part'culars on the Premlies ; of Mitsts. Weld and Day. solicitois, Gerrarv-•tr;et, sohd; at Carrsway's ; ani of Mr. Robins, Whow'ek-stye t, Ovklen-•gaatit. GREAT GEO RGE-STREE WESTMINs I ER.. CAPII'AL MANaION, with .0 FPIC2S, coacti HOLTArso rAut.Es,etc. By. Mr. ItOnINS, . At Gar: away's, on Weduesila*, July 24, at 12 o'clock, hic VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES CATE; 1-1- comprising a .pacious Residence, planned for the ;teal*. modation or • Nobleman or Gewleman's Fauuly , situate No. 22; on the North aide of Great Gcorgc•strtv,Wetrnainsttr, sottrain . log four rooms on the principal a war, elegmtly tiul.fted arid fitted ' with imitable family hed-aliambers, and nu niereua apiartments for servants, principal and secondary and-case, well plaanbd edict s in the basement storey, detached kittheh, wash boner, and ' latmdry, coach-houses and stables, cummenicating wi,lb the house. The whole of the Premise) are in the most complete order; the property -f a Gentleman, and Immediate puss% with' may be had 1 lie Purchaser may b. accommodated wish t h e elegant Furniture at a valuation. To be viewed with "tickets; Paniculara hed on the Preamble, of Messrs. Viaard and Hutchins-lie, Llncoln'i Inn New-oquare ; at Garraway'e -and of Mc Robins, Warwic f Goldoni square; where Ticket•fOr viaviup may be h stL WORLINGTON, near NawnsittET,. s. ih, Farm and Lands, 'Tithe Free, and 'l r aad est ' By Mr. ROBINS, • , ..ars, en ilte;rtday, the fhb of Airy I lit.s Lola, e ERY etigrtaiefßESHOL - Frt. r; comprising the Manor of Wortiligton, the Minsios. house, with offices planned for the accommodation yllif a (.I , rittas. nian's family, with lawns, plantations, interiors' ted by One screed* of water, excelient kitchen garden, pan wallt:d, greendhonte, or chard, yard, barn, mid eut-huitilings; • a farm bowie, with 'MB eel, barn, stables, and out-buildit p, and sundry enclosures of rich meadow and wood land, the whole upwards of 11.10 acre.. Lot 2. Two capital enclosed Pieces of Ara le,Lautl,rithe•tree, shone by the road aide from Worlitigtoa to Alilden Htill, cwt• raining near fourteen acrd. Lot 3. A Freehold Esttte, tithe-free, comprising an enclowire of arable lar.d, containing near 54 acrei, with a thriving plane. tion on ditto, 'Mite a shun distance from Worlington. The Maasion, Gardens, Manor, and part of the Lat..ls are in possession of Rice lames, Esq the remainder in the occupation of Messrs. Moore and Co. 'l'l ie Allsion, Grounds, &c. trrty he viewed on Afondays,Wed liebdayll and Fridays, by have ht the '1 emit', tht Fara any day preceding the Sale, by applying to Mr .Moore, *here panic*. lars may be bad; and at Barton Mills; ,Mr. Isaacson, NI Win hall; Ram, Newmarket ; Angel, Bury; Chequer, Brandoit I King's Head, Norwich ; White Horse, Ipswich; Clown, Hoc berth; a Messrs. Pe cht send Sathpron,Swithin's-lane, Cannup. street ; at Garrawayl; and of Mr. Robins, warefick-arreet, den-square where a plan of the Esta.e may be can., SUFFOLI Capital Mans 11ERKI, 111XWLEN READING and WALLINOF, Manor., capital Freehold Estates, ll•oods, Cottages, &c. Isy Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's, on Thursday, the Bth of August, at •rwelea, THE MANOR oi ALDWORTH,with the fines, quit-rents, &e. the very eligible Freehold ElltatiPi situate at In the County of Writs ; comprising two capital Farms, with geed Ferns-houses, Yards, Gardens, Orchard', Barns, Stnblvs, Meadow, f astute, and Arable 1 and, all to etc 4. lent state of cultivation, Upwards of 000 Acres, lying compact, nearly in a ring fence, in possession of Mr. Eartho'oniver and Ms. - Dodd, as tenants from year to year. Also Burnet Wood, eon• taining upwards on 80 Acre:, stocked with hue 'limber, a Pub. !teahouse, V. heeler's Shop, and sundry Cortege*, with Garde:tie and Lard; the Buildings are in good repair, a dry,bealtlty Med pleasant situation, and in the vicinity of excel:ent Mariets, within three miles of W..llingfo:d, ten to Reading and Newbury, fifty from London, and two miles trOtu the 1 hams, a most eligible property for Investing money. May lie viewed by Applying to Mr. Barholome*, or Mr. Dodd, the tenants, or at the Black But, Streativ, where plexcit lars maybe had; and at the Bear and Crown, Reading ; Newbury; Sun, Maidenhead; the Po.t House. Wlllillfordi Mr. Adams, H gh-street, Oxford ; eastk, Salt.hill ; White Hal, Windsor ; of Messrs. Browne, Gotobeel and Brut ne. Solicitors, Norfolk-street, Strand ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wu• wick -street, Golden-square, where a plan may be 11.-eti. - -- • FAMILY HOLISE, IN 61,1/FOLIC. TO BE S 01.1) by PRIVATE CON 1 - KAcr, ADESI ItA 11LE Brick and Sash-fro;;ted VA. )1111.Y HOUSE, most advantageously situated in ;bp , Stone-itreet o Woodbridge; comprising a dining-i mini 16 feet $ inches by 16 feet, drawing-room 14 feet It incliss by 14 let, and Stu.'y, Kneen, Wash .house, Celiac- 3 Pantries, and oilier cumin Went Ofßces, four Sleeping Room on the Met Fluor, and two good Attys. a bricked Outbuilding, which may he cobvencd to a Laundry or Sleeping Romns, Two-called Stable, Coach house, Hay and straw House, Antall Lawn and Garden, planted with choice Fruit-Trees in fall bearing, the Yards and Garden, ,which eon lin upwards A a Quart e r ut an Acre, Lye been with hi these few years fm aced with 44 rods of brick walla. Th. premises ate in sou.) reps r, now occupied by the Proprietor. IVoodbrlilge is beautifully situated on tbe east side of a sai.dy hill on the banks of the Deben, eight miles- from the Sri, and i 6 from I.ondion ; the River is navigable to the Town for ships of auo tons burden, and on it ate erected colivenlent , all.• Water , Baths. Mall and other Coaches 'pass often in the day to and ' y eo n*Laneon. Woodbridge and its vitirory is cern& ly the toast pictureppc . part neighbourhood; and 'the country arousitobaond svitb gator. io bad by'leymoal aupti4lone of . . .• Further; particulars may letters gjdrcesed, post-paid, to Mr. M ood, sunc.wa, Wan& bride '• or Mr. flork.ht, Fleet-sarty biro**. Pertasemb. best ion a Misiivliiies nut. • . . '4* ilt.W ik ,""r r '' '''' ~ ' ••• ' 1...: -' .. '‘ .. . 1 ,',10/141 1- 110 AiltA --'- . : '—' . ",.`......,' s .:' r''''' - 'ciks",=.''„:' -- 7. ,. . , „ ,- -• ' • '---- - - ..- r!l' . i•.' .-: '-• .- ''.4 , '.-...... -. .. • • . . . 1. ( -. •4. • ~. i. & A ir - .i. 4 :u t 1":71! 41 -ea S'i.; . I Op f , ••• •S 7 • ' e,i(lks, I de , e : -2 ? ,fi r '-'1" 6,4 J .. - •• l :, - "'• ..; 1, ' , ....AN,..-ey : , ~ •4;ral .. _ 10 - 4" • " .. .. k.*. "[-k4 ). .., J'welitip.„ . ~.,•</, 7 .• . , O' • ' ' : ' ' l''. , ' • 'N, '!'", 0 4511 44 4 C 11 1 .IC - 111 KO give anucoce, UM - • ........m....m. said Hospital, residing in MERINO SHEEP, . ) • 1 thereof, are required to . of tie 'Patsies, and Itii grans itieckai b their lastructtoas and . • • pail- sALA By Averiol4, etary's °See iti the said Within a fete merle. Loran's, no Friday, visa Seth Jot% i nil • ...,, F /FIit:FIVE l'initio Rams. 117 Negrette Ewes sioc4 in thoi as r u d nd iff er ereo men t e tiowi las .. . , and in Nestette Lambs. tie a . c 1 " 111 In. I ,ke 131411 ii ' Furthekipeticsileri st 3 be dellverett in tins thne by yholliks . ,-.—..,—. • p a y ment w half a Y ear's MAtTIN*Va. Nei. ei, 'Woman-Street, ' Leaden. ' • - with the augnientatlut in Sof service, accOrditg to DESTRAOLIIIIIEIHOLD - itIVAIDEN6I46OS'IIIt-StiLEET. Favour. EPIC ILLY, oppooltO lissrlaill ;ad awe Property s Yof itiLar.. iiris on Ey Mr. Itolll.2llii . . . . • Ayr n' the Merest itiwitients .- 4,- .. k g q. " at ra n i taj l t s T •tA inev ' tit a( :tot, with the re- A R igibie It t tir compri,ing a substantial Eric-built Dwilling-Eouse. sit*. Of /ULT. ate on the Mist little of Dovemtreet. Viecadilly, recently reps' led, and in the moat complete order; in the poss e ssion of -.....- Cups. ral Regiments of Cavalry, mingv, Esq. contsihing tour &matt sleeping-112mnd and Cbhets, with the remaining itcin. .., " _.- READING S:LIICE FOR Fist' GRAVIES. -A CAL"TION to t;.e NOMLIT . EMEN'sFAMI LIES, TAVERN, HOTEL, and • rHE great reputation.J. COCKS lies gained by dis his celebrated READING S.IUCE (which is patronized and recommended by moat of the brat Fourtiltes in the K. ogdont), renders it untieci‘sary for him to nialtc 'any cionim.l3 on its qua lities, but hecousiders it a duty incumbent on him ta Ittferm the Public that the Spurious Composi• ion sold at a certain OilhOuse in Piccadilly, which they call tteatirtr sauce, is no t the O eLe tne Article, which is sold retail lay upstatirds of Sias' , of the. most te ipecieble Oilmen and Fishmongers in London, and by one or more Grocers, in most Cities and f-ri-cips,l 'Ms; het 1 wives In Eng land. For the convenience of itierchsaits anti Captatos of Zips, any quantity ma) be had carefully peck J kxportiiii , :ii at llic WhOleS4eViCe, of Mr. Goter, No. Billingsgate. N.B. None are genuine but have these words on orange-cos loured label on each bottle, '* Reading Sauce Mr h k ~ . .;.ch•, : g Gravies, ate. prepared and sold wholesale arid retail Dy . LOCks, Reading. Price, pints 4s. half-pints es." Warranted to keep good seven years in any amine. CROWN GLASS, . (Substitute for German Sheet awl Plate ) TO GLASS-CV - ITER% GLAZIEkS, &e. T__T AM M 01%1D and SMITH beg to i::torat the Trade •A —A. in general, that they have fur sale a large ‘Liply ot Scotch and Tyne Window-glass ' far superior to any other Manwactory In the Kingdom. Also, best Scotch Glass. in sittares ot any size Rot exceeding 93 by 23, Which they can sw,ply in any quantity ; and they have,particularly for the use of GLisiers, Scotch Glass, (in boxes containing 100 feet each.) in !imams It) by a, II by 9, 12 by 10, &c. up to IS by ,19, which they ca:t depose of at redu 'aril prices, well worthy the at tention of the Glazier. Apply at No. 14, liretle-lane, aridge-street, Bilettfriars. UPHOLSTERT. . , Aff ODER/7 Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture Ware-room/, Vel. 16 and 17, Catherine-oreet,Strand, by 1110 ROAN and SANDBRS, for their Patent Sofa Bea', Chair Beds, imperial Dining 'Cables. 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