Star. — London, England, 1809-05-31 00:00:00

C ~,^ . . ~•. " . . . . . • .. •": I_, • ~. ....,_ t 7 • ' tt • 41 ... . -V •1•' • .. b i i= d 4r.- si) . • anc , , . ...: • 4ik Ai . i .. . . ls to_ • . ' - 1 -- • ••• ) • (' 4 11 ilir '''. , s ______ .- A--:: . . • —7-' : . . , fa. f ... . ..... I _ _ .• _.• ) v I. r t t' ft 11, '..1.11.- N n 6932] WEDNESDAY, i lgAy 31, 1809. tPRIOE SIXPENCE-HALITENNY. ARMY. AN Ensign of a distinguished Lia s Corps, will ex change into any other Regiment.—A (post paid) to Insign A. No. 28, Suffolk -street, Charing-Cross. This day was published, price 61. T'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXVII. Ptinted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; ind Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, Ludgate-street, London. Of whom may be had, the Erti su OH Rr lzw, from its commencement to the present tine; twenty-six Numbers, price Ss. each, or, the whole doneup in thirteen Vulumes, boark.s, price £6. 161. 6d. boards. • A T a MEETING of the CITIZENS of tRIS-' TOL, converted at the Guildhall the 26th day of May 18;9, WM. COATES, En. In the Chair; it wis Resolved, lit. That at this momentous period, when the people are testi • fying the high sense they entertain of their superior rights as Britons, by the sacrifices they daily make of many of the coin forts, if not of the necessaries Of life,for the maintenance and de fence of the State, they have an undoubted right to Angie that those who are entrusted with the adminis t ra t io n o f public affairs, should at least abstain front undisguised profligacy and notorious corruption. 2d. That Gwet Lim LLOYD Vieerxe, Esq, in his parliamen tary exertions respecting the conduct of his Royal Highness the tate Commander-i n -Chi e f, di sp l a y e d th a t zealous vigilance for the public welfare, that clear discernment, that pure disoiterated rev', that inextinguishable ardour, and that unshaken c ristancy, which characterise the true pitriot. That he bas thereby justly acquired the admiration andgratitude of every uncorrupted mem ber of the eontrnunity, and he is requested to accept this heart. felt acknowledgment from the Citizens of Bristol, now assembled. 3d. I't4t our thanks are due to Sir Faescts BORDIrT, Bert. for the consistency of his condnet in seconding Mr. M'ardie's motion for iliquity OS Lord FLYSTONE, for his early and steady support of the measure; to Mr. WHITUA LAD and Sir SA- Mutt Romext.v, for their able exertions diners its progress; and to General Feecustott, Lord Att cities Lt) HAMILTON, Mr. Meetencs, and such other Members of the House of Commons, as by their virtuous co-operation proved themselves to be the Actual Representatives of the People. 4th. Th.it during the late inquiry, we observed with the deepest regret, that in ao assenthly of persons stiling themselves the Re.. presentatives of the People, die influence of public opinion WSd unblushingly contemned, and its legitimacy openly denied; but we triumph in the reflection, that the authority which his Ma jesty's Ministers dared to revile, they halve found thentselves' compelled to obey. sth. That we consider the late happy detection of Lord CAS TteatAott, in his foul attempt on the Copstitution,.vi e pledge on the pert of the Virtuous RepresentatiVes of she People, that they will not slumber at their Ode until our fininidable ewe', Corruption, be completely subdued. • silt, That we lot , with confidence to a spottily and effectual Reform in the Consult's* House of Parliament, as the only meaps Of rooting out CorruptioL ; aced in effecting that reform, We earnestly deprecate the Insidious iprerference cf those who ate themselves profiting by the continuance of State Ablates and Reversionary Sinecures. 7th. That we seek no other Reform than such as shall insure to us 'the restoration of that free and glorious Constitution winch our Forefathers so bravely acquired; Which they again and again so manfully asserted; and which they so religiously transmitted to their posterity as their best, their inalienable birtb-right. Bth. That our thanks are due to Mr. lone Witvrea, Jun. and the other Independent Citizens at whose instance this Meet ing was convened. 9'O IieSOLD CHEAP, under se - 1600,11.7115DE% a genteel and very confortable House, in good repair, with a good five-stall Stable Coach-house, and substantial stone-built Barn with slated roof, and other suitable Offices, together with a walled and Kitchen Garden, and Green-house just built ; two neat Cottages, and three fields of exceeding good Pasture Ground, Freehold, situated within tilt et miles of the pleasant Town of Plympton and five of Ivy Bridge, an exoelltat sporting Country, two Packs of Hounds being kept within two miles, and certainly most eligible for a Sportsman, or a Naval Officer. If not sold before, it will be put up to a Public Auction ou Thursday, the 15th of June next, at the globe Inn, Francfort Gate, Plymouth. For further particulars, direct to S. B. (post-paid) Plympton, Devon. _ . . . . AN Incumbent of a Living about 19 miles from Bath, in Somersetshire, of about the annual value of £sloo, viibes to exchange it for a Living of equal value, either in Surrey, Su sex, or the Western side of Kent.--For further particulars, 3 2;4 to Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Hahne, No. 11, New inn; or to Mr. 1. A. Wickham, Franke, Somersetshire. t ANY Nobleman, Lady, or Gentleman, having from TWO to THREE '1 HOUSAND POUNDS dispose able cash, aheitisho are not engaged in any Commercial pursuit, cr at all subject to the operation of the Bankrupt Laws, have now sia opporlUnity 411( laying out the above sum in a manner that is likely to produce a rapid fortune, without either risk or trouble, and without appearing personally engaged in business. References will be revired and given. Letters from principals, wi' h real name and place of abode, Will only be attended to , addressed (post paid) for John Heatheot, Esq. to be left at the Bar of the bank Coffee-house, CurnbW . Loudon • CAPITAL MANSION HOWSE, MANOR a'td ESTA GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near BRISTOL. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, and ESTATE of OVER-COURT, in the parish of bury ; consisting of above 900 Acres of capital Laud (nearly the whole of which lief withik a ring-fence), divided into suitable Farms, together with an excellent Steward's House, and the other' Houses and Cottages of the Village or Hamlet of Over. Also sixty-seven Cottage-Rights, on the Marsh-Comm, tt; Salt-Marsh, in the said parish. The Mansion House, with or without the Manor and Hamlet, may be purchased with any quantity of I-and, not less than 110 Acres, including the Park; and the purchaser will be accommo, dated with the Furniture and auy part of the Fanning-stock on " fair terms. In the press, and speedily will he published, In one volume, quarto, illustrated with Plates, and a Head of Sir John Moore, A NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN; commanded bylsis Excel lency Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN MOORE, K. B. ;Ste &c. From authentic Documents.—By JAMES MOORE, Esq. Printed for Jos. Johnson, St. Panrs Church-yard. FREE 'GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NORFOLK. THE MASTERSHIP of the FREE GRAM MAR SCHOOL at Hob, in Norfolk, on Sir John Gre sham's Foundation, will be vacatit at Christmas next. It would be preferred that the Master should be a Graduate of one of the Unieersitits, and In Holy Orders. The incom will be more than £lOO per ensure, besides a good School-house, and about eight acres of land, free from taxes and repairs. And the Master will lie allowed to takk a few Boarders for his own emolument.. Fur ther particulars of and the School, an of the mode on which it is to be conducted, *nap be had of Mr. Towse, Fishmongers Hall, London; to whom Candi.lates may transmit an account of their names and juahllcations, during the months of June, July, and Augyst. It is intended that the Election shall take place about Michaelmas next.— May 1809. This day was published, on a large folio sheet, price iv. 61. ALIST of BRITISH and IRISH UNIVERSI TIES, BOROUGHS, CI I'IES, TOWNS, and CINQUE PORTS, that return Members to Parliament ; ssith the number of Electors, &c. &c. Also a List of some of the Members of the House of Commons holding Offices, Sec. with their annual value. Printed by C. Stower, and sold by Gale and Curtis, Book sellers, Paternoster-row. The greater part of the purchase-money may, if desired, re main on mortgage upon the Estate, for a term of years. Over-Court is distant ail miles and a half from Bristol awl Clifton, upon an excellent road. The Park and Grounds are finely wooded, and the House comtnatids st !weariful - vitW of the Severn acid Welch Mountains. 'The House and Offices are cal, culated for the accommodation of a large family, and the Gardens and Het-houses have been lately formed in the most complete stile.—For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Solicitors, Bristol, who will give tickets for viewing the Premises. ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED. day was published, Price 6s. illustrated by numerous large plates, on a new plan, I'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ; or, a popular explanation of the Wanders of the Heavens and the various celestial phenomena, adapted to the meanest capacity. By the AUTHOR of the WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE. Printed for RICUARD PilllLlP6, London,; and to be had of all Booksellers. Also, the WONDERS of the Mtcaosco ; illustrative of the Creation, In regard to minute objects, with very large plates, 35.6 d. GREGORY'S LECTURES on NATURAL sad EIPIRIMISTAL PiILOSOPUT, £ TOIL 13a. BLIIR'S GRAMMAR of NATURAL PNILOSOPDT. SS, 6d. . TO THE BRITISH ARMY. This day was published, in evo. price 6s. 6d. in boards, A TREATISE on the Regulations of the French A Infantry, by the French General Meunier, with ten illus. ttat:ve Hates. 'Franalated by Gni:ruin MacGregor, of the :17th Itegiment of Foot. Printed for T. Goddard, Military Library, No. 1, Pall Mall. Where may be had, Reflections on Modern War, from the French of General La trille.—Translated by Major Le Messtrier• "Ihis day were pubiished, in Bvo. price 12s. boards, THE PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFE itY ; in cluding the Diseases of Women and Children. By JOHN SURNS, Lecturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Physi cians and Surgeons, Glasgow. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, London. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. Practical Observations on the Uterine Hemutrhage. In svo. price ss. boards. 2. Observations on Abortion. Second Edition, price Ss. hoards. CRUF.LTY TO ANIMALS. This day was published, price 9d. each, and twelve far 7s. THE SPEECH of LORD ERSIcINE in the HOUSE of PEERS on the second reading of the Bill for PREVENTING MALICIOUS and WANTON CRUELTY to ANIMALS. TAKEN IN SHORT HAND. This day was published, price 15s. Vol. V. of THE ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHI CAL CAMNST; containing Fifty Plates.—Of the Pub lishers may be bad Vol. 1,2, 3, and 4, together or separate, each csiruning SO Plateis, price 155.--Oxon large paptr, with Proof lmpreuieds, pric iL 4s. No. St will be published on the lit of June nest, price 2s. 6d. Published for the Proprietors by W.Clarke, !ow Bond -street; J. Carpenter... Old Bond-street; C. Chapple, Pall Mall; J. M. Richardson, congo p and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-roie ;--and inale s lso had of all Bookeellers in th e United Kingdom. Just published, very neatly psistyktl, pries Zs. 6d. bound, G RAMMATICAL QUkftIONS; adapted to the GIIIBIIII2IW et L. MURRAY ; With Netts. By C. BRADI.IY. " Nec solum hsc Ipse dilsebit docere prxeeptor, sed frequenter interrogare, et li:dictum discipuiorum 0 e By pursuhig die method of instruction which this work is Intended to protnote, not only Will a good grammatical founda tion be laid'; but what is of - much greater consequence, youth. Mill be taught to exercise their Masoning faculties; their inven tion will be ripened, and their memory improved. Loudon: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-sqUare. LORD VALENTIA'S TRAVELS IN INDIA, RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, &c. &c. Published by William Miller, Albemarte-street. . . THE Public are respectfully informed, that this A. Work will certainly be ready in the first Week in June. It will consist of Three 'Volumes Quarto, embellished with nearly 7u Engravings, price Nine Guineas, boards, and a few Copies on Leger paper, with proof plates, price Thirteen Guineas. At the same time will be published, 't'wentyfour large Views, taken by Mr. Salt, ;Who accompanied his Lordship. I hese Plates are of the size of 44 by 17 inches, and are coloured to imitate the original drawings. They will be mounted and delivered in a port folio, at the price of Twenty-six Guineas the . set. DR. BOERHAAVEI ANl'l-SCORBUTIC AND ANTI BILIO.US PILLS. T HE Proprietor of this really valuable Medicine, begs to assure the Public, that in all Scorbutic Complaints, Bilious Attacks, Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Spasms, &c. &e. there is no remedy so certainly effectual as Dr.Boerhaave's U.:va luable Villa; they will completely removs, all the above disorders, sod by the most gentle and almost Imperceptible operation, not only relieve the complaint, but give to the patient that agreeable sensation of returning health and comfort, which no other remedy tan imFart ;—no person havitag occasion for such assistance should b:: fur a moment without them. They require no restraint of any kir.d. Sold, wholesale and retail, by J. M. Richardson, No. 39, Corn. opposite the Royal Exchange, London, at 2s. 6d. the bottle, duty included. A R'l' I eICIAL TEETH, made from a substance, 1 1 with an Enamel, which does not change, and appears equal to Nature, skiliully placed from one to a whole set. Naturil Te.fth placed from a single to a complete set, with Artificial or (:oid Gtlol3, tan reasonableferms. Fixes the Artificial Teeth eel f•icact, that they may be worn without tying. Has an easy method t fix a tooth firm with a pivet, if the stump be ever so far gone. —A. P. through his study and experience, has diseavered a Root, rr , Tared with a ebymecal preparation, which Is far preferable a d durable for a pivet, and not so dangerous as is commonly made tram gold and silver wires—the danger of persons wearing tatural and artificial teeth fixed to stumps with gold or silver v:ires. By nature the stumps will wear and the pivet get loose, and the wearer is everyday liable to swallow the tooth pivet, tr.l the consequence thereby may be very great; but Ly wearing a tooth fixed to the stump with a pivet from doe aboie prepared root, is far preferable, as it preserves the stomp from ileca ying, and is tighter and more eornfortablo to the wearer, v. Lc, will have no occasion to be under any aptrehensions. I; is "commended to persons who wear wire pivets, to have it changed for a pivet of the above root. A. P. can enplain many tette difficulties from the wire pivets, and the advantage of a Wet of the above root, which cannot be explained in the adver tisement.—To prevent trouble, and curious people calling, A. P. cots not consult with any person under the fee of one guinea, v:Lich guinea will be reckoned in the charge, who have any thing done in his profession. Patties, Dentist, attends daily from tea till fear, at his house, 1. :0. 9, John-street, Oxford-street. RrgulaMs IMarfee 'rich removes decayed spots; and pc:fortis all operilibas oti the Teeth and Gunn with esse'elid safety. • This speech contains such a condensed view of the Arguments in favour of a mild and humane treatment of the Brute Creation, that it claims a general Introduction into Families and Semi naries of Education ; and deserves to be circulated among the Lower Classes of Society by the Clergy, and by all Moral and Pious Amens. - - Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, and to Ifs had of all' Book ". • " • . DENMARK ANO' SWEDEN. Thyday was published, in Will elegant Volumes, small Octave, price 101. 6d. in boards, 'TRAVELS THROUGH DENMARK and part of Sweden, during . the Winter and Spring of the present year, 1809, eontaintog authentic particulars of the domestic con ilitien of those countries, the opinions of the inhabitants, and the state of Agriculture. By JAMES MACDONALD. The Author of the above work was wrecked off the Scaw on the 80th day of November last, and consequently had opportu nities of making a tour of Denmark and subs:Nortntly of Sweden. In many points of view this work possesses suoog claims on the eurinity of the public. London: Printed for Ricctat PHILLIPS and to be had of all Rookselkes. This day was published, Neatly printed in two Volumes, in an 'uniform size with the British Essayists, price in hoards 2e. A MANUAL of ESSAYS, selected froth various Authors, and among others front Butler, L l ord Clarendon, Sir William Temple, Dqden, Jar. C:111er, Locke, Atterbury, Popo, &c. &c. Printed for F. C. and/. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, 120, Piccadilly. N. B. It has been the object of •the Editor in making this Col lection to place in the hands of the general reader senie of then detached but valuable writings which are buried in bulky volumes, or last in the mass of fugitive pieces; to separate from systeniatic treatises some of those portions which are peculiarly applicable to the purposes of common life, and to select useful and practical Essays from those writers whose entire works cannot safely b.: trusted in the hands of inexperienced youth ; and thus in a small compass to form an elegant Matinal of moral, philosophital, and critical composition; in the populrr form of Essays. .Lately was published, price In seven large volumes; octavo, 4l. 48. in boards, - - - - IR CHARLES LINNti GENERAL S" YS TEIVI of NATURE, including the Discoveries of modern Naturalists and Societies. Translated by Dr. TneTatt. With a Life of the Author, a Dictionary of Terms used is Natural His turf, explanatory Copper •plates, Ste. Ste. ' The greet lalxinr which dui Qeneral System of Nature must have cost the Translator, and the judicious additions and oleierva dons which he has made, would demand a More extensive 'exa mination, were not the work of Inch a nature as all naturalists, or even amateurs of natural subjects, will think it necessary to pos sess, without any laboured recommendation front us. ' .' Vide Anti-Jaeobin Review, Oct. 11108. Lohdon: Printed for LaMar' on, Allen, kid CO. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-00mm •_ _ _ _ . hc Lovers of Naturist .History are respectfully informed, that as but few copies now rema.;n unsold of this valuable work, the pritiwill, at Christmas sleet, be advanced to Five Oiliness, a Charge very inadequate to the epraordinary size of the volumes, sod to the literacy nterits of the work. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. This day was publishoti,itiCeS;6ti. bound, HET UTO R'sA SS ISTANT MODERNMED, T . or a Regulaillyitem of Prictiesi Arithmetic ; coMprking all the m odern improvements in that Art which are necessary for the man of business and the practical scholar. The second ecli-• don, very much altered and improved. Ey the Rev. THOMAS PEACOCK, Author of the•Prietical Measurer. TM its " e diti o n of this work was composed to assist the Au thor in estimating bis pupils, and yearly the whole impression was used in his own School; the same motives have produced the se cond, which is very materially altered from the first. Experience,' that best of teachers, led him to discover many ambiguitirs'which he wislsed to make plain, anti many inaccueacies which he was desirotii of cot rectiag. To these points he applied with care and diligence, and endeavoured to make every pan of the work per spicuous and correct, and be trusts the present edition will he foetid the most easy and correct system, of Arithmetic ever of fered to the public. To those Schuoltuasteis who are in the ha bits of using Walkingham's Tutor's Assistant, he particularly re commends this, , as a striking improvement upon Walkingham's plan, without destaoy it ig tpr ground-werk of that in many respects. uisful Arithmetic. Printed for C. Chdock and W:hly (stic:ellsaii to Mr. Well) M Paternoster-row. 9th. That CoFie, of these Resolutions be subscribed by flie Chairman In the name of the Meeting, and be transmitted by hltn to Mr. WARDLE, Sir FRA Nets BURDETT, Lord FOLKSTON E,Slr ROMILLT, Mr. WHITBREAD, General VIRGUSSON, Lord A. HAssa.-roN, and Mr. lvtabhcicas. 10. That our a sknewledgments are due to Mr. MATT& w MILLS COATES, for the Resolutions this day adopted, and Pot his zealous land able exertions on the present occasion. 11th. That the proceedings of this ( - lay be inserted in all the Bristol Newspapers, the Morning Chronicle, the STAR, and the be. W. COA rEs Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Chhirmin, tut. No able Owdithrs.l4olsonduct, FM Wool!). SAMPLES of FIR W 001) formerly advertised to Li be Said at Bali slow°, Ross-shire, North Britain (amounting from 25,000 to 50,000 Trees), are to be seen at Mr. John Blinkam's Wharf, Woole Quay, Custom-house, London, and any inituiries will be answered by Mr. M'Donald, No. 28, C.:tannery lane.—Application to be made as directed in former Advertise ments.--Balnagown Castle, May 29, 1809. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Po:hole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th o June neat, at Eleven o'Cluck hi the Forenoon, THE French fast•sailing copper.bottomed brig la CAROLINE, of the (Allowing dimensions: Length on Deck - 85 ft. 10 inches. Breadth above the Wiles 24 Depth in the Hold - 10 Admeasures 408 5-94 Tons. She ie particularly well calculated fora Letter of Marque, or any other purpose where dispatch is required, being quite a new passel, and very well found in Stores. Also, The French coppered Ship la SERPENT. ➢IMtNSIONS. Length on deck 85 ft. 6 inches. Breadth above the main wales 21 74 Height between deck - 5 94 Depth of hold about - 19 Adineasures 901 36-94 tone. This Veistl was formerly the Earl *Omer packet, built a! Falmouth, under the inspection of the Inspector of Packets, and is admirably well adapted for a Letter of Marque or any running trade, being soppered and copper-fastened, and well adapted for passengers. After which the entire Cargo of the brig Caroline, viz. 91 Hilda. French Red Wine 2 Bags Salt 13 Tiercus White Wine G Casks 1 Case Iron Ware •82 Cues Red 'and White Wine 1 Ditto Gun Flints in bottles 2 Kegs Black Paint 16 Kegs Brandy 1 Cue Stilted Garden Seeds 97 Ditto Vinegar 23 Bags BuVie Corks 131Ca•es and 1 Keg Ordinary About 400 Paving Stones Olive Oil 292 Barrels Flour 75 Botes - Candiss 24 Bags Bread 2 Trunks 1 Cave Hats, &c. 65 Barrels Beef and Pork Lease SilkStoekings,Shoes,/tc. 36 Kegs Potted Meat and Lard A quantity of empty Bags 3 Casks Ham. lO'Bigs Twine 11 Casks 11 Bags Calavances 12 Boles Scented Watirs, San I Medicine Boa with Surgeon's ' de Cologne, etc. Instruments, &c. 26 Casks Ter 48 Butulles Wood Hoops and 10 Ditto Rosin I: Torch Twigs 79 Boxes Prunes The whole captured by and condemned as prize to his Ma jesty's ship AsturnzsT, air MICSAZL SZTMOUIL, Barr. Com mander. For Partintars apply to Mr.Joum NICOLLS HAWICtRy the Agent; or to JOHN PRIDHAM, Broker. Al o, The nen& tippered Schooner la MOtYCHE. Length on dick 61 ft. .2 inches. Breadth alstive the main wales 17 5 Actmee,surss 75 $l-94 Tope. Captuiedby his Majesty's ships AR ETH s• and ResisTANCC. Also, 117 Pipei of French Brandy 16 Packs of Spanish Wool. 4 Barrels ditto 9 Biles of Writing White Paper 1 Hogshead ditto 2 4 1 Bags ditto. Taken out of sense Chasse Marcus, captured bx and condemned to his Majesty's' ships Arethuu and RC...ISt:MCC. For further particulars apply to Mr. Gibson, one of the Agents to Mr. i011:4 HAWKS a, or to JOHN PRIDHAM, Also, 10 Bags Olive Oil paper., ink-stands, ink, 2 Casks Nails sealing-was, wafers, pen -25 Kegs Card knivek, &e. 1100 Iron Pots . .sO Bags Bottle Corks 1 Case containing bound and 4 Galva, containing Ruturners, unbouqd, books writing. , •&c : , For garticOlars apply to Mr. JON* illptiontla, May ph JOHN PItIONAIf; a. • • CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, *ND L EASE. ' HOLD.,, NEAR PLYMOUTH. . • 0 BE SOLD, 'THE Fee-simple and Inheritan c e o f a ll that very -I- valuable and desirable MANUON HOUSE and ESIATE; sailed COXSIDE, the late Residence if Savile William Shepherd, Esq. deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing-room, Dining room, Library, and Breakfast-room, two large Bed-rooms and Dressing-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, with convenient Garrets and Attics for Servants, large Kitchen, Sec vants' Hall, Dairy Larder and Wash - house, two M'a tt r e - c l osets , Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court ha .• front; also, at a short and convenient distance a Cotinting-house and extensive Warehouses, a large Lawn, surrounded with a Shrubbery and two excellent walled Gardens well stocked with Fruit-trees, together with about 13 Acres (more or less) of nett Pasture Land adjoining the House, and for many years past in the owner's accupation. Also the Fee• simple and Inheritance of all that Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining to Coseide aforesaid, late in the occupation of George Down, deceased. Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years determinable On , the death of one good life aged about 46 years, subj e c t to t h e ' payment of the yearly contentionary rent of see, all those Clasen 1 of rich `!assure Land adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, and Occupied therewith, contakning about eight Acres (more or l ess .) N. ft The IV*sion House and Out-houses have within these few years been rebuilt at a very considerable expence, and are 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 a. large family, or an opultnt 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 Tavern, in Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Thursday, the 99th day of June next, at Four o'Clock in the AfternOon. The Mansion Howe at Coxside may be viewed on Tuesdays, and Fridays only, between the hours of eleven o'clock in the morning, and two o'clock in the afternoon, and any further par: titulars may be known, by applying to WM. Nottidge, Esq. Rust sell-street, Bermondsey, London; T. P. Browning, Esq. at Goa side House, near Plymouth ; or to Mr. Wtn. Foot, Suliescor,fil Plymouth-Dock.—Dated May 18,1609. FREEHOLD ESTATES of the Late REV. EDWARD WIL SON, D. D. in KENT and SUSSEX. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. NEVE, At the Woolpack, in Tenterden, on Tuesday, the I ith day of July next, between the hours of 1 hree and Six o'clock in the Afternoon, Lot I. MANSION-HOUSE, several Cottages, • A Barn, Oast-house, Stable, Lodges, and 145 A. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hops and Wood Lands, generally known by the names of Blockwall Farm end Broomfield, in Hinxhill, Wye and Willesborough in Keut, de mised to Mess!". Arnos's and Barber, by a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1815, except the Woodland about three Acres, which is in the bands of the Proprietor. Lot 2. A Messttage, Cottage, two Barns, Stable, Lodge, and 74A. 3R. 38P. or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lind, generally known by the Names of Point Perilous Farts, and Mabcrofc in Hatiagleigh, and Wye in Kent, in the occupa.; don of Richard Rolte, who has notice to quit at Michaelmai next. Lot 3. A Farm-house, two Barns, Oasthouse, Stable, Lodges, and 106 A. IR. 21P. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hops and Wood Land, called Park Hale Farm, in the parish of Mouritfield, in Sussex, in the occupation of Robert Christain,. R o ex f . p h i i ' r f o ar n p s . a li t n l o M .a w n ic d, i b n a i e t n h im L e a y o l d ce d l s , B p it a l t K io e n nt o , f c m on r tal j n ebe ing . Log S. A Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and seven Pulses of b S u a yn wy Ldeseorti e ta r tn4 , !La u taFe n (r d lira er 4wP6 a ihAsi l! Os ase which expires at Michaelmas 1811. • . Marsh Land, containing by estinastion 38A. OR. 30P. in Old Romney, in Kent, in th• occupation of Mr. John White, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. Lot 6. is Barn and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing by estimation 27A. OR. 331 3 . in Rye, in Sussex,' (on part of which the Foot Barracks now stand) in the occupation of Mr. Proctor, under a Lease which expires at Mi. ekaelmas 1817. Lot 7. A Piece of Marsh Land near Blackwell, in Wittersharn, in Kent, containing by estimation 4A. OR. 2.0 P. in the occupation of Mr. George Morphett, jun. who has notice to quit at Michael. mar next, together with a channel tent of 174.6 d. per annum. Lot 8. Three pieces of Meadow and Pasture Land, called He. renden-in-Tenterden, in Keat, containing, by estimation, 7A. 1 R. 2 P. in the occupation *1 Mr. John Mace, who has cot4ll sure-ground; n o u grL called - o u ga t i r t tn 9 oh a d . un t nA9 e ight d a k i tar. several Michaelmasrmnahe 'Thomas wsh n n thiteo e Ltbot nots:se oas i:awith Lo d g es, iD7 da Wilton,.K e li M e a d ow ,a TheAGarden,4, rapiit Granary, Orchard, mn nre ani,andbdy estimation, othera n d o od a d k P l u l e i ~ in 97 e of E 4 1 1, t it q iruindP ta rt irt.° of n o t fh th e g t hlraeetel laud, a a the rt w isnB h A i ch .R exp i res oc cu pat ionPivli 14 A. 1 R. 17 P. is In the occupation of Mr. Langley, who has ne• lice to quit at Michaelmas nett. N. R. The whok of the Land•taz is redeemed. The Tenants of Lots 1 and 2 will thew their Farms, and the Tenants or their Lookers in the Mirth, die respective lots there, and Mr. Neste those at Tenterden. Portar particulars of Lots 1 and 9, may be had of Mr. Thee. ITinier, of Old Land, near Lewes; and of Mr. Neve, Tenterdes --and of the ether Lou of the above Mr. Turner • the Rev. Mr. Rltiru'd Turtle, of Pintdiel4, la &lino; she 7:4;iseas la Tioat, asd of Mr: Nees. This day was published, in Svo. price 3s. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number IL Printed for John Murray, No. 92, Fleet-street, London ; Parker, Oxford; Deighton, Cambridge; Joh■ Ballantyne and Co. and Brown and Crumble, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. Subscribers to this Journal are requested to give their orders to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen either in town or country.