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NFXT Presentation to a Living, Perisetaal Curacy or Donative from Pees Hundred Pounds to It Thosaiu.d per annum wanted, or any other legitimate right of etchmispicci patronage. Prospect of early induction desirable.—Particulars are requested to be sent, (post free) to V. Chaprnan,Esq. No. 10, Northumberland-street, Strand, London.—Particubu-s of Perp:.- • tual Advowsons for sale also desired. MESSRS. ASHLEY'S NIGHT. ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 20, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC, In Three Patti; Ir3ln the the most favourite Compositions of Handel, Haydn, Boyce, Bach, Pergolesi, Gaillard, Coate, Clarke, Horsley, and Arne.—For further particulars see the Bills, being too nume rlus for insertion in an Advertisement. This day was published, in three vols. I 2mo, price 1.55. boards, 1 1 HE DOMINICAN. A Romance, of which -A- the principal Traits are taken from Events resting to a Fa tally of Distinction, which emigrated from Frame during the Revolution. By 'Captain T. WILLIAMSON, Author of " The Wild Sports of the East" Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Ret s and Orme, Paternoster -row. HARLEIAN Ten Volumes Octavo, price Ai in boards, . This day was published, in Chronological Order, • PARTS I. to VI. at 3s. 6d. each ; or; Royal Paper, hot-pressed, 6s. each, to be completed in Far/ Parrs Part VII. will be ready for delivery on the Ist of June, and the succeeding Parts Monthly, until completed. • London : Publbl.ed for R. Dutton, No. 45, Oracechurch street ; and sold by C. Chapple, Pall-Mall ; and all - titbit. Book , seller, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. TO LET, for a Term of Years, and nny be entered insmecßtAly,• A GOOD and substantial built DWELLING -1- HOUSE, with about 150 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, its a ring fence, t 'rthe-free, together with extensive and valuable commonable, rights. The above Premises have lately undergone a thormigh repair, is in every respect convenient, s?a , cious, and suitable for the Residence of a Gentleman's Faintly. The neighbouring Roads are excellent.—Applications from Principals will meet immediate attention, by Mr. 114. Harris, No. 4 , Upper Borough Walls, Bath. principal Singers in Parts the First and Third, Mrs. Dickons, Mrs. Bland, and Mrs. Vaughan. la Part the Second, Miss Parke, Miss Giiglietti, and Mrs. Ashy Mr. Braham, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Goss, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Bellamy, End of Part the Second, a Solo of Corelli's on the Violin, by Mr. ASHLEY. Admittance —Boxes 6s. Pit ms s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Messrs. ASHLEY'S being disappointed of Madame Catalani's f erformance respectfully request those of the Nobility and Gen try. their Friends, who have taken Tickets, to observe they will be admitted at the price charged, or the'money returned to those who may not be inclined to retain their Places, upon application to Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, where Tickets may be had, and places taken ; also of Messrs. Ashley's; and at Birchall's liend-street. NEW FRENCH BOOKS, lately published by H. C.•lburn, 50, Conduit -street, a n d sold by Anderson, Edinburgh,-and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin, 1. j A PRINCESSE de WOLFENBUTTEL, -LA par rAuteur d • Caro:ine de Lichtfield, 2 vols. 10s.-2. Honorine artherthe, par rAkreur des Lean.* ecrites de Lift &lime, 3 vols. 155.-3. Atala et Rend, ou les Amours des Deua Sauvages, par. Moi.s. Chateaubriand, Corinne, s ou rltalie, psr Mad. de Stacl, 9 tonics, 16s. CE Ayres- de Madame Cowin, contt'nant Claire d'Albe; Malv:ra, Amelie Mansfield, Elizabeth et Matiulde i 14 vols, price 4'9 a s . sewed.-6. CEuvres de Mad, de Geniis, cohtenant lac Souvinirs de Felice, le Comte de Coale, le Siege de la Rochelle, Sainclair, et le . Nouveau Bell aire, 10 totoesof.2 2s. ' /say work sold separate., TO CALLICO PRINTERS, DYERS, tfltq. TO be LET or SOLD, a complete PRINTING GROUND, with all the Utensils, Machinery, &c. tonSiste_ of Copper-plate Presses, with modern Engraved Copper plates, a Cvlender Pres., with Copper Roasters, a Callender; Horse and Wash Wheel, Padding Machine* Blue-kouse, Cower house, and l'en C.,ppers various sizes, and about 500 ti valuable Blocks, &c. Also two Dwelling Houses in complete repair, whk Gardens and 15 Acres of Lan L Possession may be bad knout: diately.—Encp.ire of Mr. Close, on the Premises, in Garrott- Lane, Wandsworth, Surrey ; or at No. 1, Leicester-square. ids° a Cottage to :.et on the above Premises. Just published, By H. COLSURN .50, Conduit-street, London ; and s Edinburgh alsLby An derson, Edi nburgh ; and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. LAPICTURE of LISBON ; taken on the sl7ot, with Sketches of the Government, Character, and Man ners of the Portuguese in general, tryck Ba.—This Picture of Lis bon is an interesting performance; it deserves an atteative perusal from the curious de-ails which it contains. Carr. Ray. ANTWERP IbiN, DOVER. • D ANIEL CHITTENDEN, from the Packet- Boat Inn, begs leave to retum -thanks tolls Friends.for their past favours, and respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, .and the Public in general, that he intends opening the Antwtrp Inn, on Monday next, the tad instant, having fitted up the same in the neatest manner, and laid in au assortment or Wit:es and Spirits of the first qualities; and flatters himself that, by assiduity and attention to their comtnands, to merit a continuance of their patronage. N. B. The best accommodation for Gentlemen Travellers. An Ordinary each day at One o'Clock. 2. A. PICTURE Of VALENCIA, by Christian Augustus Fisher, Bvo. 93.—We have no hesitation Li recommending this Work to the attention of the Public at the present crisis. Aw rijsc. Rtv. POETRY APPLILD CV TABA.RT. and CO. at the - Original JUVENILE LIBRARY, 15T, New Bonci4treet, respectrolly intro dakethe fallowing valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and Teachers in general, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating Young Persoils in the respective subjects. No principle is more universally recognized than that of the efficacy of redu cing to rhyme whatever is intended to make a lasting impression oil the memory; and on this principle the following Works will be foetid worthy of general introduction among young Persons cf both sexes : • • DORSET. TO BUILDERS, CABINET-MAKERS, AND UPHOL STERERS. ONE of the first opportunities now presents itself' that WAS ever offered to the Trade In the above branches , which may be c - srried on either together or separately, combirfing every requisite fur that purpose. Immediate possession may be hact, the person row carrying it en being obliged to decline bust ness solely on account of ill health, brought on by over exertion. Übe whole Stock in the separate branches to be taken by appraise mein, which it is supposed will out exceed £.lOOO, one half of which is to be paid for on taking the business, and the remainder a: shall be agreed on botween the par.ies. The Trade has b:•:.ls fully established for Many yea, and is now carrying on w. t :: the utmost success. The House and Premises (which will be sohd with the Busi ness) are most eligibly situate in the centre of the Market-place 9f the populous Town of Blandford, purrounded by the seats or the greatest part of the Nobility and Gentry oft the County, and consist of a most substantial and roomy brick-built Dwelli•:g H woe, with spacious Shops, Ware-rooms, and Feather-loft., wits all nec.asary Out-buildings attached, comprising two Paint Shops, Joiner's Shop, Cabinet Stop, Store-rooms, &c. &c. The Pre mises measure from the Street to the River 481 feet in lehgth. To prevent unnecessary inquiries, the price of the House an i Premises where the business is carried on, is fixed at 41000, one halt of which may remain as a security on the same. • The whole of the concern may with ease be carried on by two ur more in partnership, one well acquainted with the Building, and the other with ;he Cabinet and Upholstery branches. For further particulars, apply (if by letter post-paid) to Mr. Charmbury, Builder, Cabinet-Maker, and Upholsterer; or to Messrs. King arts Johns, Solicitors, Blandford. _ . _ This day was published, Handsomely printed in one Volume tiro. price One Guinea in bands, with four Portraits from original Pictures, and five other Engravings, r THE LIFE of ALEXANDER NOWELL, - 1 - Dean of St. Paul's, chiefly compiled from Registers, Letters, and other authentic evidences. Good StabliUg, Neat Pastehaises, itircareful driven, Gigs, &c. Dover, May 15, 1809. By RALPH CHURTON, M. A. Recto' of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire ; Archdeacon of JOHN MARSH, from the New Inn, Sandgite, having taken he PACKET BOAT bin, begs leave to snlicit the support of his Friends and the Public in general. assuring thetha that nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit their favours. —An Ordinary each day at One w'Clock Good Stab Una Saddle Horses, Gigs, &c.—Dover, May la, 1809. St. David's ; and late Fellow of Brazen Nose College. Oxford: At the University Press, for the Author. _ _ _ 1. GOLDSMITH'S CRAMMAI of GEOGRAPHY, versified, lv the Rev. W.A. Johnson, price 4:i. 11.11 f bound. 2. The His - rosy of ENGLAND, In easy verse, by the same Av. thor, price its. 6d. half botind. 3. The Htsvoav of Rosie; in easy verse, by the same, price 2s. 6d. half bound. • . W Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, and J.White and Co. London: J. Parker, Oxford; Ford, Manc hester; Northampton; and-Rugher, Banbury. PEERAGE TO 1809. This day was published, 4. The HIATORT of Gatact, in easy verse, by the same, price 'is. 6d. half bound. ' I 0 beSOLI)CHEAP, under RI6OO,FURSDEN, 1 a genteel and very comfortable House, in good repair, with r good five-stall Stable, Coach-house, and substantial stone-built r.arn with slated roof, and other sui:able Offices, together with a wslled and Kitchen Garden, and Green-house just built ; two rat Cottages, and three fields of esceeding good Pasture Ground, all Freehold, situated within three miles of the pleasant Town of l'lyirron and five of Ivy Bridge, an excellent. Sporting Country, Packs two of Hounds being kept within two miles, and certainly most eligible for a Sportsman, or a Naval OBlcer. If not sold before, it will be put up to a Public Auction on Thursday, the 15th of lunu newt, at the Globe Inn, Francfort Gate, Plymouth. In 2 vole. price I as. in boards, with many plates, elegantly and accnrately engraved, and printed on a fine raper, EARSLEI"a I'EERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, containing an account of the origin, honours, marriages, and issue et the Nobility ; a List of all their family names, titles of elder sons, and translation of their mottos. To which arc added an account of the Orders of Knight hood, an exact vahia.ion of each of the Bfihorricks, and a coin - plete extinct Peerage of the three Kingdoms. A List of the Baro nets in England, scotland, and Ireland, from their institutions to the present time, and of Knight Batchelurs, during his present Majesty's reign, alphabetically arranged. No expence has been spared in the above Work, which is com piled front original documents obtained from the. Public Offices of Arms in England, Scotland, and Ireland, togethei with the meat authentic family, parochial, and ecclesiastical evidences in the three Kingdoms. Printed for n. Keseslev, Fleet-street. !'rioted for Tabart and Co. New Bond-street ; and to he bat! of all Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the thi.- teenth Book given gratis. CHEMISTRY. This day was published, price 3s. 6d. bound, and illustravAl engravings, with a full allowance in the purchase of numb.rsi AGRAMMAR OF CHEMISTRY, or a FA MILIAR INTRODUCTION to the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of that SCIENCE, chiefly intended for the use of Schools and Students, and aCcompanied by numerous experiment., which require little or no apparatus, on the approved plan of the Grammar of Geography. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, _ . . . for further particulars, direct to S. B. (post.paid) Plytupton, Dtvt,n phis day was published, in Octavo, price 7s. in boards, Author of the Grammar of Philosophy, the Class-Book, _the Rea.ling Exercises Ste. BLANDFORD, DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • THE Fee-simple and Inheritance of the flillowitig PREMISES: rTHE B RIC KLAYE • R's GUIDE to the Mensura tion of all sorts of Brick-work, according to the LONDON PRACTICE; vith Observations on the Causes and cure of imikey Chhni, s, the Formation of Drains, and tht: best con :traction of OVENS to be heated with Coals. Also a ♦ariety of rractical and usesul information on this important Branch of the aiding Art. Illustrated by various Figures and - Nine Copper /. !at es.—By T. W.DEAR /I, Architect. Printed for I. 'f i tylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, 1101 Holborn. Where may be had, Taylor's Builder's Price-Book, corrected and new arranged, rice :Js. 6d. sewed. GO 'I lIIC ARCHIT'EC'TURE. Ibis day was published, elegantly printed in royal 4to. by Bens -1-y, with an elaborate Engraving of the Front of Rheims Ca tiu dral, price 11. 6s. in extra boards, A N HISTORICAL SURVEY of the ECCLE s!As-ricALANTIQLJUNES of FRANCE; with a View :I illustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture in Eu t.v. By the late Rev. G. D. WITTINGTON, 01 St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, I:th Holborn. Where maybe hal, lately published, OSservations on English A'chitccture, Military, iccicsiasti- I, ;Ile Civil; compared with similar buildings on the Continent: a Critical Itinerary of Oxford and Cambridge; also his. on al Notices of Stained Glass, ornamental Gardening,&e. with Cht . u:nlegical Tables and Dimensions of Cathedral and Conven tUZ: Churches. By tlie Rev. James Dalia..y.ty, M. R. F. 3-1. royal 3v tts. boards. 2. Essays on Gothic A'rchitecture, by the Rev. T. Wharton, tv. J. Bentham, Capt. Grose, and Rev. J. 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DENTIFRICE; e.r, ASIATIC TOO al-POWDER, acknowledged by the . _ ~ :cc!?-ble Medical AuthoritiesuKd by many, kna re- :7!1.: `. 1 he Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Crcath, - -)s.-o.sses no Acid that can corrode the Enamel, arid puts p:,l:,h on the Teeth. From its astringency, it strength •t;113, eradicates the Scurvy (which often proves the de ':v of a whole set of Teeth), and preserves sound Teeth a:ray, decayed Teeth from becoming worse, and fastens .. , : , t w:.:t..a are loose.—ln the estimation of those who have been , ttle 1. •bit of using it, it prevents the return of the Tooth-ache, ":'it Is:lich btfore i they had been violently afflicted, and obvia - es ' ~, nvcrnity of that most disagreeable of all operations, scaling ' ;,.: rect.h.—Liitewise a 'Tincture, which possesses the power of . . . .11:g :he most violcneroot::-ache, and is a wash with the Powder. - -A, Caution azninst rurchasirg ally Asiatic Tooth-Powder w ith . • :M. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the box. All cabal . r , Counterfeits. ..;(:!ti, Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beanfort :;:rgi, Strand; and by Appointment, at most of the wboltsale ' • f:x. l 4 is in London ; and, out of Town Mr. Simmons, Mr. and Mr &dant, Portsmouth ; Mr. Roach, Plymouth; Dock, ditto; Nln.Shearcliffe and Prosser, Bristol; ‘T:•.-, Bath ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight ; Mr: Cor -1)—• lqc:tingbani ; Mr. Po!lett, Colchester; Butler, Oxford: • • and U teen, Jpsw ich; *l'ownson, Chatham; Jacobs, Sheer :, I,ocas, Southampton ; Aldred, Yarmouth ; Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Dawson, Liverpool; and in every capital Town ;;.:out England. Please to ask fur Trotter's. Her name is written on the ~, DR. SPIAW'S LECTURES, AND BIRDS. Just published, with 170 Plates, engraved by the first Artists, printed uniformly with the Zoology of the same Author, in two Vols. price 21. 12s. Q. or on large paper 31. 16s. 1 700LOGJCAL LECTURES, as -delivered Z-1 at the I.everian Museum, and at the Royal Institution, Albemarle-street. This Work may be considered as a complete synopsis of Zoo logy, containing a general description of every branch of the Animal World. It consequently comprehends the his t ory of Quadrupeds, Ampliibi.l, Birds, Fishes, Insects, Molluscs, Zoo phytes, and Microscopie Ar.imalcules. Y. Flit History of Bit-Is, being the 7th Volume of General Zoology, with many plates, price -A. 12 ,t 6d. or on large paper 31.165. both by George Shaw, M.D. F.R.S•of the British Museum. Printed for G. licarsley, Fleet-street.; of whom may be had, by Dr. Shaw, Volume 1. to VI of his General Zoology. COLOURED ENCYCLOPIEDIA, Illustrated with between Three and Four Hundred new Plates, from Drawings by Edwards and Farey; those on Natural'His. tory forming half, beautifully coloured after Nature. 'l'i:is day were published, Parts f. and If. to be continued Monthly, price 6s. each, hand somely prieted on a line Paper, in Royal Octavo, 13ANTOLOGIA . ; comprehending a complete Serit s of Essays, 'Freatises. and Systems, alphabetically ar ranged; with a general Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Words, And presenting a distinct Survey of Human Genius, Learning, and Industrry. By JOHN MASON GOOD, Esq. F. I . S. Acid OLINTHUS GREGORY, L. 1.. D. of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. 'This Work will not exceed Lim eight to ten volumes; or from forty to fifty parts. London: Priiited for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street ; and sold by ~lessts Bell and Eradfute i Edinburgh; Brash and Reid, Glas gow ; 1. Archer and N. Mahun, Dubli , and Edwards and Ss vage, Cork. 'This day were published, elegantly printed in one volume, with a frontispiece, (forming a fourth of the author's poetical works) price xs. is boards, poEms, (never before plthlishel); written chiefly at Br,mhill, in Wi;:shire. By Rev. W. LISLE BOWLEF. Printed fur T. Cada And W. Davies, Strand; and R. Cruttwell, at Bath. Of whom may be had, by the same author, • 1. SONNEI S, and other POEMS, ehtgantly printed in two volumes, uniformly with the above, with engravings, tenth of Vol. 1. and second edition of Vol. 11. price 6s. tack, in boards. 2. 'I HE SPIRIT OF -DLICOVERY ; a descriptive at:d histo rical Poem, in five booh', with Notes. Embellished with en &ravings, one voltime, second edition, price 9s. *lids day was published, in two large volumes, Svo price 185. in board:, a new edition, being the eighth of the first volume, and a sixth of the second) of f i 'LEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY : containing Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the History of the Jews; a Brief Statement of the Contents of tie several Look; of the Old and New Testaments; a Short Account of the English Translations of the Bible, and of the Litin:::y of the Church of England; and a Scriptural Exposit ion of the '1 hirty-nine Articles of it t ellgiott. By GEORG'S TOMIANL jut. I'I2EI — MAN) D. p..E.R.5. - Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Designed principally for the Use of Young Students Its Divinity. Printed for 'l'. Cada' and W. Davies Strand; Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; White, Fleet-street ; Hatchard, Picca dilly; Lunn, Soho-;quire; Deighton, Catubridge ; and Cook and Parker, Oxford. Of w•hont may also be had, AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the Dint, (being the Seventh Edition of the first Volume of the above Wash, pi lited separately, for the Use of Torsos Persons.) Price /*Led. boards. Piloted for Amami!, PulLtars, I.ondon ; and to be had of all Booksellers, and Dealers in Books Of whom may be ha.i, just published, The DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, with its application to. the Arts and Manufactures, by Wm. Nicholson, s. bds. Also, CHEMISTRY applied to AR'T'S and MANISF.kC ID RES, by Chaptal, recently published, 4 vole. IHE ONLY WORK OF THE KIN 1). This day was publlshed, a new editirn, complete, in 25 volume., small nvo. adapted for the libr.Lry, price £6 ss. in boards, or on small and common paper, adapted for schools and young per sans, price £S in boards, UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern; comprehending the Histories of every Nation, Kingdom, and Empire on the Globe, from the earliest =owls of time to the general peace of 1802. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D _ _ _ Rector of Stonesheld, Vicar of Hurley, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c. &c. &c. The flattering reception with which this work has been honour ed, and the rapid sale of successive large editions of most of the volumes, are the best proofs which the author can adduce of its claim to bed a place in every public and privata library, and in every seminary of education in the Empire. • The volumes may be had separately or periodically; the An cient History may be purchased by itself in 9 volumes, and e e Modern History fn 10 ;or the whole may be had half bound, Le in elegant bindings, at the pleasure of the purchaser. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIrs, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be had of all booksellers. Of whom maylikowisebe had, the other Works of Dr. Mayor, vie. The British Nepos, Bth edition, 56. Elements of Natural History, sth edition, 6s. Universal Short Hand, 7th edition, 7s. 6d. Plutarsh's Lives, abridged, 3d edi'iou, ss. Classical English Poetry, 3d edition, ss. • The Father's Gift, 2 vols. sd edition, 91. The English Spelling Book, 35th edition, Is. 6d. The Brhish Tourists, 4 vnis. sd edition, LI los. THE WAG PLACES FOR 1809 This day was published, price 134. in boards, 13s. 6d. in red, or 1 is. calf, gilt, in wie very thick and closely-printed Volume, illustrated with nearly 7o Maps and Views THE GUIDE to Al,llthe WATERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES in England and Wales, for 18419, consisting of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of every Place of Fashionable•Resert, and of theQuriosities and Sce nery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Phce. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This W-)rit is w> well known, and has been so universally ap proved of for its completeness and accuracy, that any further de scription of it contents, or any observations on its merits and uti lity would be superfluous. The Places &Act Abed are : ABT.RYSTWTTH LEMINGTON 'PRIORS BATH LI ITLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS POGNOR,HOTHAMPTON LYWNGTON BURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGHTON MARGATE , BRISTOL HOT WELLS and MATLOCK - CLIFTON • RAMSGATE BROADSTAIRS SCAREOROUGH BUXTON SIDMOIJTH CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON CROMER SOUTHEND DANVLISH SWANSEA DOVER TRIGNMOITT.H EASTBOURNE TENBY EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS - FOLK:3I'ONR* WEYMOUTH FOW EY WORTHING HARROWGATE YARMOUTH HARWICH , A TOUR to the LASES HASTINGS A TOUR in SOU rH WALES ILFRACOMBE ATOUR in NORTH WALES ISLE OF WIGHT &c. .Sce.• &c. Printed fat Hien mto Puma et, No. 6, Bridge-street, black hisirs; and to be bad ul all Booksellers, tar* Marty A if dr o n e wh o reside at: the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. Of *hots Inay Otto be had, the PICTURE of LONZIOVI for MIN bl.the 0 11110 &MO, Peitill N. bald 11l Mid . . A large and cAnvenlent Dwelling House, no* in the occupa r don of Mr. P. A. Barnes, Woolstal ler, as Tenant thereof, with spacious Yard, Stable, Workshop, Wool Lofts, Warehouses, and ,Garden thereto belonging. • Also a Dwelling House adjoining the same, how in the.oecu pation of Mr. Themes Oakley, as Tenant thereof. Also a Dwelling Horse adjoining, now in the occupation ei Mr. Henry Lambert, as Tenant thereof. • Also a Dwelling House in the Yard adjoining, !a the dctupz. don of Mr. Robert Young, as Tenant thereof. And one mher Tetiement i in the occupation of Mrs. Preston. The above Premises are situate in-the East Street, in the Town of Blandford. Also a new bulk Dwelling House, situate in . White Cliff, Mill street, in the said Town, iu the occupation of Mr. James Brown, as Tenant thereof. Land-Tax on the whole Is redeemed, and the Purchaser may be accommodited, by letting hall the purchdle money rem.dd as a security. For furtherparticullui al :sly, (if by letter post paid) to Messrs. King and Johns, Solicitors, illandford. SUFFOLK.—MAN-lON, PARK, MANOR mid ESTA fE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, In June next, in 1 .ots, by order of the trustees, AVERY valtiabh FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the MANOR of BENHALL, in Suffolk, a tnagrdficent modern Mansion House in complete order cud re pair, with an extensive rent! of Offices of every des&iption Sta bling and Coach - houses, &c. Kitchen and Flower Gardens , lint-, house, Grapery, Green-house, Lawns, Shrubbery Walks ; Planta tions and Pleasure Grounds, Deer Park, with several capital Farms surrounding, containing in the whole about 1400 Acre. uL excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, togethei with the Great TON* of she Parish, and the Advowson of the Vicarage. The whole Estate of the present 'value of upwards of E2SOO per annum, late the Residdnee and property of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, deceased. This Estate is situate within a few miles of the Sea, near Sasroundhatn, and about 83 miles from London. The Manor is most abundantly stocked with Filieslaws, Partridges and Hares, and bounded In a con,iderable part by the River Aide. The elegant and modern Household Furniture and other Erre t 3, and large stock of Wines and other Liquors, will also be wild tut the premises in July nest. Particulars may be bad of, and reference made to, R. L. pleyard, Esq. New-squate, Lincoln's Intl, London, where a plea l and elevation of the Mansion Housi, and a Map of Os Unit* 1 may be seen. , „ • FREEHOLD ESTATES. Little Marlow,. Great Marlow, &e. 13ncirseith! IMasok, imp. . - p ro prsate Re c tory , and Advowson of Little Marlow ; also Eiti tares in little Marlow, Great Marlow, Woburn, and MA Wycombei • To be SOLD by ADCTION, laflott.T'AYLOß 4 At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the ME Of lit e r, at swells o'clock, in Ten Lots, unless an analysablit shalt, yteittr: oust y made for the whole in One Lei s er wigth. die noslet Will be given ; j'HE above Valuable mid t ett . tmptcvoitbieVito. PERTY, confining of about three-rennin of the bolt ql Little Marlow, with all Royalties, Quiedenna, yak Grost'ißthes, arising from the whole POWs and of several klouns ani • Lands in Great Maslow, Wainusi, and Wyennsbe ; the .'hole comprising 'evertl ray milted Parma, a apasellstis well &naiad Wharf, and about WS Acres nit Arable; Meadow, .Pasture s , Wood, and Ozier Land, drip* in hated; of in the oecupatiat.of Tenants at Will, at low aliens& . The above Estate, situate *bent se miles Inaba &aid* Idle al/ upwards of a mile and a half alont the banks of the Thames's soli commands *try picturesque Views tithe bewitifal aeuntrr ad each side of the Rive. . Miy be -dewed with 1( *di of the tape/Ole Teduiti;. A taif duced Plan is left with Mr. itiebardPym, Mid tiiilshe* the seteralLotss and of !Opp feinted Partkokre mat bitted; also at the D pet Cron% (heat Marloinq Red 141141 nigh Virleonthe gen, MaMettrsail i White. Hatari VstwidtPi and at Garrawafs, CoratdlA—Pattiudifito beiba4aktril Ryder, Ira I, Lliscolal.lassi Nirisusa in=t. may seen ; sod at Mr,tatitiri Lapland _ .7dsTfiltl • ley Greet hnu ai S t sineL •. This day was published, price 11. lOs. boards, in two Volumes Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of PERCIVAL STOCKDAI.E ; containing twiny interest ing Anecdotes et the illustrious Men with whom `ie Wl3 con• nected. •Tune cede malls, sed contra audentior ito Guam tua to tortuna sinet. TIRGIL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. SHEEP. This day was published, in Quarto, price 11. Ile. 6d. Illustrated with a variety of Plates, ikSYSTEM of SEIEEP-GRAZING and MA NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MARSH. By DANIEL PRICE, Esq. of Appledore, Kent. London: Printed for RICHARD Putudes, Bridge-street; and to be had all Booksellers.