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PRISONERS MESSRS. WEST and HEATH announce to the Public, that the Engraving from tie above Pietare, by JAMES HEATH, A. R. A. this day was published, price Three Guineas, and may be had at Mr. West's, 14, Newman-greet, and at Mr. Heath's, 15, Russell-place, Fitzroy-square. The Key to the Portraits, &c. price ss. Thia day WAS publlthcd. ANEW EDITION' of the ROYAL KALEN DAtt, and couar and CI ry REGiSIER, cavtlfuty cor.-ected to the_prescnt period.—Pzice 46. 6d. bound, or 61 with an Almanack. Printed for Stuckdaleo i Longman and Co. Shrwood and Co. Rivingtons, March, iticharilsons, Cadell and Dark", &c. &c. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately rathr, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style., Mr. Attest's system of tel.:Wag is exprosity studied for those to whom It is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi site for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want viva,' teaching may learn at a small expiate, with a respectable se of pupils, on the public teachisig evenings. Professors of deicing might the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior pat is of the profession. The Sulistription Assemblies are every Friday. That Proposals will be received it their Mee in Pall Mall, en or before Wednesday, the 22d day of May neat, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Imarannen ,,,,, Toots, and Tools of other descriptions required for service of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower ; and lumber par ticulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, n t ay be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Proposals for intrenching Tools, &e." but no Proposal can be admitted af ter the said 22d day of May, at • twelve o'clock at noon of the said day ; neither will any tender be noticed, ualss the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Ostler of the Board. R. N. CREW, Secreta►p. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Afrfil 30, 1811. Tu E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA- Ji• JES7ra ORDNANCE, do hereby ewe attia, That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall Mall, on erbe fore Wednesday, the 15th day of May next, from such per- - sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the GLA ZIER'S WORK for service of this Department, at the Towers Pell Mall, Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and Partite, for a period of three yoirs. Patterns of the articles may be viewed ppon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower ; and further parti culars, together with-the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid. any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock ; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed tip, and endorsed, " Propo ails for Glazier's Work," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said IStit day of May , at 12 o'clock at Noon of the same day, wither will any Tender be noticed. unless the party making it, sr as agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. AFFIC.E OF ORDNANCE, May s, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .f HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, de kreiy give Nutlet, That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall Mall, en or before Friday the 17th instant next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Four Hundred Chat dross of SIGHTON MOOR COALS, and One Hundred and loifty Childress of CULM, for Service of the Ordnance Repart sent at Gibraltar. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Cmciitions of the Contract, may be known•at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Coals and Calm," but so Proposal can be ad. witted after the said 17th !agent, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unkee the party making it, or an Agent In his beualf, shall attad. By Order at &ellen% R. R. dREIF, Sferdliry. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, its Cause Hoar against Manbey, the Creditors of JOHN SNELGILANE, tees of Stratford Grose, in the Comity of taus, (who died so or about the eYd day of May, 1810 ► ) are forthwith to come io and prove their debts before Kftts,tast AttIANISR, ESQ. one of the Masters a the said Court, at his Chambers, in SouthamptonAhsildings, Chancery-lane, Laudon ; or in default thereof they wail be *minded the benefit of the said Decree. LL ROYAL EXCHANGE. AZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re specnally acquaint the Poblic, that Tickets and Shares for the pretest: LO TT/RV, to be drawn oa the 4th of JUNS, Lis Majesty's Birth-Day, are on Sale at their Oblee, No. 98, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The following is the Sainte, wtdch they earnestly recent stead to public notice. SCHEME. 4 ... Prices of ... 490.6011 - ... are ... 4110,4000 24 33 40 2,000 2 ,000 ......... ............ 20 ...... 2,400 .. ..... .. ...... ...... 16 10,000 Tickets. £200,000 la the la‘t October Lettrry, No. 27, a Prize at 440,Q0a, awl aces, a Prize of 22,050, were bath gold in Shares at the oboes Office. p IC H A RDSON, GOODLUCK , and Co. respect fully-a%- inform the Public, that the New State Lottery, con. tatning Sixty Capitals, will all be drawn on tho KING'. BIRCH DAY. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of 5e20,000 24 . / j t wo 22 • - 500 CO SO a - 1,000 - 15 1,000 - - IS I IN* - - I. ICSO,OOO 24,000 16,000 3,000 35,000 30,000 111,060 to,c•Co 'rickets. 4900,000 'tickets and Shares are saillogia great 'varlet/. at the °Sees Of RICHARDSON, 00JDLUCI, and Co. the corner of Bank Build it gf, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; %%Acre in the present and last year's 'Lotterios they sold S Prises a! X'to,ooo, 4 of 42,000, and et of £1,600, Ste. Ste. • • A PRIZE IN THE CITY,LOTTERY, AND SIOCK, - SELLING OFF, WITHOUT RESERVE. THE CO! , ,INIITTEE of Manchester,. Scotch, and Irish FAC FORS, No. 6, Picpco-street, Temple Bar, ez cv,ly opposite Mei , rs. 'tidings Tea Warehouse, beg to acquaint Nobility ar:01 the Public, that in consequence of the Haase being drawn a Prize in the City Lottery, the toholeof their-eaten siveand valuable Stock of Lines Datiza v must be Sold without reserve: an opportuintyaifording so nisfpbadsantages will no doobt prove an itiducenient to Ladiet and Families to make large Pun. :hates ; early mplicationis pertictflarly requisied whi;st the Stock. Is complete and well assorted Conntry Drapers in all parte of the Kingdom, might greatly benefit themselves by attendhig to Adverawnwot.—The Stock oconslsts is part of the following (..u-•ls, viz. 950 pieces T•-fiths and 4-4ths spited. Irish Linens 10 betes of fresh imported ditto ;I;ancilliee, Yorkshire., Irish, and Russia Sheetiriga, 950 piece* of Printed Cembrics and Callicoes, !coo Silk and imitation Shawls, 500 pieces of Cambric. and lac comic Moiling, 'randy Moonlit .said Zane% Satinets, Stuffs, Boml.4seees, &c. 10,000 /awls Cal ex* sad Gingliams, 6i per yard, 500 pieeelfashlonableled Furniture, 154. per /an!, no, Pieces furniture dimity. Observe particularly the /stalk oyw Upipeatlitteash - • EXCHANGE OF LIVINGS. rrO BE EXCHANGED —A. Living nf • consider -L. able value, with a good Garden, decent House, and a small Glebe, situated about forty miles from London, and eight from the See, in a very healthy part of the country. The Parentage is private, and the Incumbent between fifty and sixty. Any Clergy man o f ume age, having ecclesiastical preferment, producing, or capable of being made to produce, seven or eight hundred a year, and desirous of as exchange, is requested to address a letter (post paid), stating his age, the number of acres of arable, pasture , and ocher kinds of Land in .a state of Cultivation, with other par tecularr to Andronicus, at Mr. Chapplo's, Bo okseller, No. 66, This day was published, price Ss. Gd. iu boards, THE THEORY •of MONEY; or, A PRAC - TICAL INQUIRY Into the PRESENT STATE of the CIRCULATING ?vIEDIUM : with CONSIDERA ['IONS ea the BANK of E' GLAND, on its original Chance . and Conch tution„and on its Present Measures and the Effects of those Mea sures on the Condition of the United Kingdom. Landon : Printed for Samuel Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. This day was published, in One Vol. svo. price Cs. boards, APLAIN STATEMENT of some of the most Important Principles cf RELIGION, as a preservative against Infidelity, Enthusiasm, and Inunor2lity. By the Rev. THOMAS WATSON. Printed for Lougm.in, Hurst ' Rees, Orme, and !room, Pater noster.row.—Of whom may be had, by the sane Author, 1. EVIDENCE! of CERISTtANITT, iamo. 9s. boards. 2. A FUTURE STATE, ismo. ev: boards. This day were published, in syo, price 21. sewed, FARTHER OBSERVATIONS on the Subject of the suppoted DEPRECIATION of nut CURRENCY, and the 4 'aus-s of the Diminution in the VALUE of MONEY. ! By ROBERT WILSON, Esq. Accountant in Idinburr i h. Punted for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Browne, Pa ternoster-row, London; and John Anderson, Edinburgh. Ot whom may be had, h/ the same Author, 01rE.RVATIO NS' ON THk. DEPRECIATION OF. MONEY, &c. price 3s. 6d. sewed. This day was published, price is. elegantlysprinted in Foolscap Octavo, in hoards, ''[`HE TRIUMPHS of RELIGION, a Sacred Poem, in Four Pout. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's ritutehiard, London. Where also may be 'CHRISTINA, the ivimri Of the SOUTH btAs, a Poem in four Carnets, by Ms Russ tit. MITIOItD. price 10S. Gd, A new Edition of Miss Mitford's Purim is to the press. • This day w•as publi.hed, in Koi al Octavo, price I as. in boards, SKETCH of the POLIT[CAL HISTORY of INDIA, from the Introduction of Mr. Pyre: BILL, A.D. Prse, to ;he Present Date. By JOHN MALCOLM, Lieutenant-Colonel in th. Kart•lndia Company's Madras Army ; resident at Mysore, and late Envoy to the court of Per&G. Printed for %Villain Miller, AlbereatiewArset. w . Thlis dii • Price Six Shillings, embellished with tin eeEngravior by Motes, from Ancient Terra Cutts', , EMORANDUM of the EARL of ELGIN'S PURiStill'S in I:REECE. With an Appendix, consi4t. ing of two Letters from the President of the Royal Academy : Notes on Phidlas,and lalt School Description trunitts-relief du Pantheon actuellement au Musee Napoleon. Par A. L. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. • 'This day was published, Handsomely printed,. iu royal tto. embellished with a large Map Ind 13 Engravings, peke Two Guineas and a Half, hoards, AN Account of4 he KINGDOM of N-EPAUL ; being the Substmt of Observations made during a Mis sion to thar Coontry, in the year 1793. BY COLONEL WILLIAM KIR K PATR ICK. Printed for William Miller, Albemarbestrert. N. B. This Volume is dedicated to the Honourable the Court f Diroctors, and is the fret published Account id a Country • ly known even by name, and Is almost a blaut in t he Ma p s • I ndia. It is printed unifurnily With Sir George Stauston's bm y to China, iyine's Ava, anti Turner's Tibet. . - Tlais day was published, price•ls. Ed. or iSs. per Dozen, A SERMON, preached at Whitechapel, on Sun day. February 10, 1811, for the Benefit of the Charity Sellout in that Parish, conducted on the System of Dr. Bell. By the Rev. THOS. GRIM WOOD TAYLOR, A. M. Vicar and Lecturer of Dedham, Baez and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Published at the request o! the hector and Trustees. This Paußts to be applied fur the use of the Charity. Sold by Riving/OW, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Picca dilly ; Keymer, Cokbener ; Stains, Chelmsford ; Batley, Ipswich; Deighton, Cambridge ; and emit', Oxford. This day were peblisbed, is One Volume, 81111, price 103. 6d. In boards SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By the Rev. THOMAS JERVIS. Printed for Ihoepls Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church Yard; Messrs. Robinson and Son, Heaton; and Raises. heeds. Where may be had, by the seine Author, ' 1. 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The third edid3n, with additinns.--.Alen intim Press, and speedily will be published uniformly with the above, Dr. CRAIG'S Essay on the Life and Character of Christ. The third edition. [ Printed by James Raftantyne and Co. for John Ballastryne and 1 Co. Edinbtusio ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and John Murray, Londnn. 'Ms day was published, in a Vols. avo. and one 4to. Valente *of Plates, price 365. in boards, rERGITSON's ASTRONOMY tXPLAINED, upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles; with Notes and Supple mentary Chapters, adapted to the Present State Of the Science, By DAVID BREWSTER, L 1.1). F.R.S. and F.A.S.' • • The Notes and sepplententary Chapters to this V orb, I whi ch occupy nearly a volume, contain the fullest view that has yet been given of all the new discoveries in Astronismy,:vls. the Observations and Theories tapes:tint the four new Planets; tits Discoveries of Sehroeter concerning the Twilight Atmosphere, and Mountains of Venice, and the Moon ; the teethe Observa tions of Pigott en variable Stars; and the Theories and observa tions of Dr. Herschel on the structure of the Sun, the Parallax of the Stars, the Mutton of the . Solar System, the Revolutions of Double and Multiple Stars, and the Nature of Nebula and the Milky Way : with Catalogues, descriptive of the Position, kc. of these interesting Phenomena. Printed for John Paltantyne and Co. Oliphant an I Balfour, and Brown and Crombie,Bdinburgh; and for John Murray and Robert Schaley, London. THE Fifth Number of the MILITAILY MA GAZIN'E contains a highly important and interesting Ar ticle on the lteinatatement of the Duke of Sioux, In which the arguments of The Times againgt tint nsassure are ably combat ted, and successfully defeated ; also some spirited. Comments on the unconstitutional mode adopted by Tradesmen in making their applications to the Commander in Chief, against the ()facers of the Army, for the Payment of their Demands; likewise a Letter on Me subject of adalidostsi Pay and•Aliowances, inwitich the Debates. on General Gascoyne's Motion are freely cantrassed, and their sophistry fully exposed; with a Letter to the Marquis of ' Douglas on the impropriety of his condlict in having bcootne one orMr.Finnerys Subscribers; and a delicate Appeal to those only *Sous itinay conietn..— The Fowls Number contains a Series of Letters to the Earl-of Suffolk, to GeneralGoscoyne, and Lord Temple; Captain Gregory and she Mayor orlIristol; Mr. Wardle and Corporal Curtis • Harry Phillips and The Day; be sides otheroriginal matter.--Pubilsbetc at the Dike of the Pro •prietors, 347, near the Lyceum, Strand. 'Ms day were published, Pike Three Guineas, boards, handsomely primed lb, royal tap and the Publication to be continued Quarterly,. till completeds Volume the Fifth, of a New Edition, with valuable Additions, and Two Sapplemestary Valuate', of LORI) SOMERS'S TRACTS.—By WALTER SCG/T, Rag.- - - This celebrated Co ll ection of Pamphlets, which !vaginally ap- This day was published, rice ss, th ! , y t t, A t u t i, N .a p ia me d, rea red in a term altoother Miscellaneous, will be new Citron A PRACTICALTR.EATis_t tan the Diseases logicaltr arranged, anti still further methodiaed, by the Tracts of 1--1. of the tißETHlt A oarticularly iiescribi,g the noon. if Xeliell aS . • aflandingStrietura, Gdetteeilonc Eht 1 ; ineolitinency ut Urine, earth Reign being divided under the disci/mt./de* tick', Civil, Military, and Mlseellantous . • 'Gloats, ike. To width is added, i 4et a ; . ef Casts, shettlilg tie To each Tract is prefixed a Prefatory Viewrof • Ott time mid , .ofilearry of Dasen's Meditautdllottgles, Sidi seer Until Safe iitebbed' tifeautitarteer indsleivldeli it was mitten, mia Varlitati &at Nets% el treating a Gonnorlicea ; aloe, Remarks on Caustie Beagles; talisman of *Were Passatee aaditatatical Alleet** 4 with Zitracts from various Authors uadurady previa: the dos ' The ortghter Edideal 'et Semen's Tratta, in stets! Volumes,. . get and tnelliesey of the Meals . . ~. - alic *Ow eseiprOleeniei to metre, laid - fro' tum•Sepostsri •,.. ',RiVicILLIAM InIFOUR, *moon,- • ' Volumle; with a Ihoirapithel. Memel: of ,Lurtl &Oen., 3* Noir* sad Vender se Deeetfa Medicaiect Beagles. Priated for' . Cation - pad* Dee*. SKIM; W. Millar,AU Pribbkhei . by I. Wier, Ite. 10; Crowskewt, &She ; the '1 hemaile-street ; It. ti. 2 PaPossall ;J. White lad L . Atari ; Aseirwhis. M r Ittill*_, .404*-Ilehe i Gols N i p* r ite ", Sly, rtest-stiett ; miaft% OLJameifett. • ass it gt,P4l9oo,44lllo l "kites , Ptre.reefi: ; ~... . .., • „ - .• • • .- • • -, •• - '' " • • • • - • • 1 Aimee* received • . - 34,032 • 0 At Surrey Clinic', per Rev. Rowland Hill, MA. lie . j 0 Lievington, Suffolk, per Rev. Wm. Rdge - 3 S 0 Nacton. Suffolk, per P.ev. S lackson . - g 9 . # ht. Mar 'e Key, Ipswich, per Rev. S. Jackson S f 0 St. Mathew's Parish, sAilt:lonal, pee Rev. W. Layton 0 10 6 Messrs. Mantling and Bidwell, l'liytord, Suffolk 1 1 0 Stttton Parish, Warwicksalre, per Rev. I.S. &mintage 4 16 • 6 One Day's Pay from the Star Officers and on Com missioned Officers of the 4:h Warwickshire Regt. 11 S 6 Parish of Pinner, Middlesex, per Rev. Mr. Roberts 15 6 S. Standlake P iris): , near Wit ory,Ozoneper Rev 1. Stapes 6 I • Horsham Church, and is Horahatu, per Roo' .0. Mar- Mall, trantaiitted per M2ssn. Orlasted & Laphaso 36 7 S Great and I.ittle Abington, Cambridgeshire 16 II s itidgsveil, near Hedingbarts, per T. Bird. Cherchwardeet 7 0 0 Great Yeldhant, Estes, per Rev. G. Loping:evil 11 11 0 Sapporton quarc's,Cloucestershire, per Rev C Daubers, 3 0 • At the Ope:.ing 97 Fast Grinstead Chapel, by the Rev. Rowland Hill, M.A. and stev. J. Kirby - •224 0. Charles Dickenson, Esq. - e .. ' 1 1"0 W. Shialey and Co. of Lisbon, per W. M'Andrevr, Esq. 10 10 0 . St. Stephen's Parish's, St. Alban, per 1 Boys Esq. 2 12 • Crosson Pansh, Cambridge, per Jas. Lenstalfe, Church Warden - - - 2 0 1 _ Silslam Church, Suffolk, per Rev. Lawrence Gibbs 5• • Old Romney sod Brunkland, Kent, per Rev.'. Nance 4 7 • Thotaby Parish, Northamptonshire, per Rev. N. tot .R smv - - •..:rte Day's Pat front the Offices* Nee-air- - Officers and Privates of the Depot of the ?Ist High land Light Infantry, at Deal - 13 • le - St. Jantes't Parish, Colchester - - a i 7 Mr. Winsnr,.Ferming!aam, Kent - 6 0 • St. Sepulchre's Church, Cambridge, per Rev. lames Fawcett - - 10 , 6 0 At St. Nicholas, Colchester, per Rev. lehn Saltlike 411 • Rev. Dr. Price, Win:pole-street - 10 0 a A Hacknercoach Fine - - 0 S • At the Church of West Retferd, after * Sermon, per Rev. A. Youle - 16 S • Subscriptions transmitted per Messrs. Mansteld and Clarke, Leicester : Parish ed . Burrough, per Rev. H. (lurk • 5 14 II Folds of Sernerby, ditto . - • 4 1 111 Ditto Barrow, per Rev. W. Easton • • 4lt I Ditto Potters Marston, per Rev. John Coolers - 017 1 Ditto Hoegerion, per Rev. B. Maddock., - IS ig • .11111 Rev. H. lii M- U - 1 • 0 The liou. Mrs. Bowater, of Willy Woks s • • THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. i N 0.3, • Vieor7,e-yard, Lombard-street. S 11 $ ACCUMIIODATION. CASH to advance, in large and small sums, on b il ls of exchange or by annuity - well secured, on church livings, life-estates, Hie-It...crest In the funds, &c. &c. or on good personal grants, where.the borrower has not before raised Nanny in this way. The Advertiser is a man of hohaur and revectability, which he can give ample references. Adilress(post paid) to Henry Lintot, Esq. robe le ft at Peek's Coffee-house, Fleet-street.—Such as can offer good security will find this a most eligible opportunity of obtairaig accommodation. LAW. A YOUNG MAN, whQ has been nearlf ten 'rears ip the P;ofession, in an Office to the Country of delta respectability, 141 be disengaged in a few Months, and 1i &alma of a situation as Managing Clerk ln•the Converinebiollepars 2 unent, in an Office of extensive prattle?, either in lose"' pi this tly. Ike most satistatt li zrxt v4oo %riU.be :ve5 )._.4 2 144.446 int0n Isettesirstittrits‘ Post (axe, Birmingham, will meeeilue.attenifoli. - `' • NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAQT; by Mr. SCOTT, ASTAFFORDSHIRE and WORC E STER. SHIRE CANAL SHARE, dividing 142 clear per Annum; Three Coventry Canal Shares, Grand Junction Monmouth, Wilts and Berke; Kennet and Avon, Rochdale Huddersfield. Lassuoter, Worcester and Elm:lngham, Dti ley, Old Union, aim' Grand Union Shares ; West Middles is and Parma Island %Patti Works.—No. 26, New Bridge-street. • MONMOUTHSHIRE.--TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, At Abergiveony, early in July next, unless previously dispeied of by Private Contract, of which Notice will be given; A VALUABLA and •very Desirable FREE .L. HOLD ES I'ATN, situate in the Parishes of Liargittock, Juxta Usk, Liandewy, Rytherch, and Abergavtainy ;- a beatithi.l part of Monmouthshire, in the Vale of Usk, bordering on the river farnotia fur its salmon, within three mile, of the Market- , • town of Abervvenny, and divided' by the high mail road frtArt - Mosmonth, Chepstow, knd Usk ; consisting of the Masser 44" Llanxattock Coed Morgan, a Mansion I louse, Offices, wed sundry Farms; with Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stabling, and buildings, • eentaining alto A. 3 R. and 11 P. more or less, of Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land, and capital Orchardlng; divided into eligible Farms, lying exceedingly compact, and capable of Great improvement, with a considerable growth of young Timber. - Further particulars may he had by applying to Robert St: lishn Lucas, Esq. Bath; Mr. D. P. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan; or Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London. SUSSEX. - '• - - ------ AN EXCELLENT MANSIQN, WITH EIGATC-OXII ACRES OF LAND. ' • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, On the Premises, oh Tuesday', the 18th of lure, Int 1, 11 AWAIP, rI'HE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD A. ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of Admiral MONTAGU, (Exonerated from Land-'141). Comprising—a most substantial 'Winston, in a coat to state el Wit and ontamental repefr, and tonsain.„ in the b ase m e nt. ample Cellarage ; on the ground floor. a hansliuthe Hall and Staircase, well proportioned Eating anti Break 'ast Rooms, and Is nest Library and Geeenhosee, likewise Domestic °feces replete whit eouveniencles of every description ; on the first toon,a very lbw proparadaid Drawing 'Room, six airy Bed Chambers, foar Dressing. Rooms, Water Clarets. four large Attics, Store %corns and flousemaille Clotets„capiefues Tanks and good spring water; a 'ergs Kitchen Oartien and Melon Ground, Inclosed by loci 7 ' wadi covered with the thoicest Fruit Trees, flue Espaliers and Filbert hedges, abundantly crepped with'Vegetahlts, Teal House, ' capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage House,, a very cos plete fitted up Brewheuse ' Granter, Drying Yard,. and Poultry- Hansel. 'ills delightful Residence Is stuate in a Lawn of up wards'of Fifty Acres, bekedby a Itrattriant Shrubbery and Pleare Grounds, the agricultural Buihiingit, Width are very cotnplete my in a Deli, aereined front /dew by Forest Trees. The remaining • part of the lAnd rewound* the PashioA with three neat Cottages • and Gardena. The eligibility of situation, unrivalled branty of country; 111 extensive marine and land prospect. of hill and dale, and a de • lightfolly featured champaign country, cannot be sufficiently de scribed—it rmra be seen to be properly apprecbted; the soil is 3 poses* dry, the air salubrioas and loadthy,fu a highly respect -able staigisbotarbosxl,eurrminded lay the bPse toads, near a tesinen able and redcoat Vfaterlng Plate, and a very shots distarsoo irons the Duke of Richmond's Foe Hounds. . Deeeriptive Particulars will be published one mintritpnwirsve ' to the Sale ; and may be had at the Auction Msrt ; of dies.srs. b e. Wiestanley, Pateriimter.ruet t Melt Phillips , Bond,strstet - , :et the Libraries, Tunbridge Wells , Briattaa, Wanking, •aod ma; at - the .priaciial lass la toe neighbouriug I'vlaeltst: 'Laak : sad of Mr.' Watt. Cblcliosprf,.i( whom Tiekrabloos OP bad so *for, frola•sid set of bUY pi tkordby if tile. , . • • • . . . This day was published, in One Volume °give), price 10t. 6.1. boards, ^rHE CAMPAIGN in EGYPT. A POEM. - 11 . Intended to Celebrate the VALOUR of the BRITISH MILITARY and NAVAL FORCES, employed on the lirpedl• non to Egypt, Ice. &e. By CONSTANTINE WILLIAMS. Printed for Longman, I.lurst, Itses, Orme, and Brawn, Pr tanager-row.