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The ELEMENTS a xopt-x.f/PN;;; ungti; CHANTS ACCOUNTS'. • •-• EpiatitititkrlcT4tki • 11101;TERSHIRE., TO 1111 SOLD BY AUt;iLION, At the Ball's He lan, Loughborough, soma thrie is the Month of September next, SUNDRY' valaable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the principal Pan of the Town of Loughborough ; and several Farms, Mills, and Lands, coin/dein upvtards.i too Acres, situate in the Lordships of Loughborough, Whitwick, Woodthorpe; Quorndon, Woodhouse, S:onefStanton, Marltfield, Hathern, Hoten, Burton on the Woulds, BarroW upon Sat; Sinfen Moor, Mount Sorrell, and the Hundred of Framland all in the County of Leicester, which, for the convene nce of Pur chasers, will be divided into smaU Lots. Notice in due time will be given of the particular days of Sale,,,,sad printed particulars tteiH be ready for delivery one Month pr.rious thereto, k yr d may Is had at the principal funs in Leicest e, houghbiarou 110 Derby -- pad Nottingham ; of 'Wm Evans , Esq. S. Mildred's Court, ' Pout try ; and of Mr. Claridge, Pall Mall, Londoti, "As_ 9f the Estates may be seen. Lot 9. A sapital Mansion, with a Garden, Orchard, and Plead sure-ground; a Barn, Stable, Lodges, Granary, and other build.; ings and eight several pieces of Meadow, Pasture, and Woodland, called tke Oaks, in Tenterden, in Kent, containing, by eitirnation, 38 A. 2R.27 P. The house and 24 A. IR.IOP. of tie land, are in the occupation of Thomas Weston, Esq. under an agreement which expires Michaelmas 1817. The other part of the land, 14 A.. 1 R. 17 P. is in the occupation of Mr. Langley, who has nä. ace to quit at Michaelmas next. N. B. The whole of the Land tax is redeemed. The Tenants of Lo t 1 and 2 will thew theii Farms, and the Tenants or their Lookers in the Marsh, the respective lots there, and Mr. Neve those at Tenterden. Further particulate of Lots 1 and 2, may be had of Mr. Thos. Turner, of Old Land, near Lewes ; and of Mr. Neve, Tenterdes —and of the other Lots of the above Mr. Turner; the Rev. Mr. Richard Turret, of Plartfie:d, in Sussex ; the Devisees in Trust, and of Mr. Neve. _ FREEHOLD EI'ATES.. Little Marlow, Great Marlow, kc. Bucks.—'The Matior, propraste Rectory, and Advowson of Little Marlow • also &- tares in Little Marlow, Great Marlow, Wolattra,4ll: High Wycomite.—By Mr. TAYLOR, !•-,=; At Garraway's, on Tuesday, June SO, 180 e, at 1!, in Ten Lots, ri 'HE above Valuable and very Improveable FRO PERTY, consisting of about three-fourths of the Parish of Little Marlow, with all Royalties, Quit-Rea* and Great'rithes, arising fro n the whole Parish ; ar.d also of several Houses and Lands in Great Marlow, Wuburn, and Wycombe; the whole comprising several very capital Farms, a spacious well situated Wharf, and about 2475 Acres of Arable, Mead**, Pasture, Wood, and Ozier Land, chiefly in hied, or is the occupation of Tenant; at Will, at low old rents. The above Estate, situate about 30 miles from London, extends upwards of a mile and a half along the banks of the Thames, anti commands very picturesque V iews pf the beautiful Country on each side of the River. May be viewed with leave of the respective Tenants. re thiced Plan isleft with Mr. Richard Pyin, at Little Marlow, wko will stew the several. Lott, and of whom printed Particulars, (Second Edition corrected) may be had ; also at the Red Lion, High Wycombe; Sun, hiaidenhead ; White Horse, Uztaides; Place of sale ; and pt the Upper Crown, Great Marlow; wheir another Plan is V; in the care of Mr. Davis, far general insper... lion. The Second Edition to he had also of Messrs. Ryder, No. 1, Lincoln's-Inn New-square, where the original Map may seen ; and of Mr. Taylor, Laud and Timber Surveyor, Hadley Green, near harness FREEHOLD ESTATES of the Late REV. EDWARD WILA • SON, D.'b. In Kr.liTT and 6U5 4:X.---By Mr. NE'Vt, 'At the Woolpack, ihTenterden, on Tuevday, the 11th ofJuly nett, between the hours of Three and six o'clock in the Afternoon, Lot 1. A MANSION-HOUSE, several Cottage', Barn, Oast-house. Stable, Lodges, and 14SA.18P. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hops and Wood Lands, generally known by the names of Blockwall Farm and dinsomfield, in Hinxltill,.Wye and Willesbortiugh in Kent, de . sed to Messrs. Amiss s and Barber, by a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1815, exeeot the Woodland .about three Acres, which is in the bands of the Proprietor. Lot 2. A Messuage, Cottage, two Barns, Stable, Lodge, and 74A.- SR. 28P. or thereabouts, of Arable, Meidi3w, and Pasthro Land, generally known by the Names of Point Perilous Fare, and Mahegolt in Hatingleigb, and Wye in Kent, in the occupa tion of Richard Rolfe, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas Reit. Lot 9." A Puts-house, two barns, Oasthouie„ Stable, Lodges, and 106 A. IR. SIP. (more or less) of Arable, Meadow, alasturai • stops and Wood Lea* eslled Park Pak Farm, in the :imeriati.of Mountfield, in Sussex, in the occupation of Robert Christrnts, under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1821. Lot 4. Four Pieces of Marsh Land, in Lydd, in Kent, containkg by estimation 46A. OR. 20P. now in the occupation of Mr. John Sawyer, under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1811. Lot 5. A Dwelling-hour, Barn, Stable, and seven Pieces of Marsh Land, containing by estimaticn 38A. OR. SbF. in Old Romney, in Kent, in tit.• occupation of Mr. John White, who has notice to qt.it at Michaelmas next. Lot 6. A Darn and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lana, containing by estimation V/A. ea. 33P. in Rye, io Sussex, (zr, part of which the Foot Barracks now stand) in the occupation of Mr. Proctor, under a !.ease which expires at Mi- . eltaelm as 1817. Lot 7. A Piece of Marsh 1-aml near Blackw'all, in Wittershans, In Kent, containing by esthr.atinn 4A. OR. 20P. in the occupation of Mr. George Morphett, jun. who has notice to quit at Michael mas next, together with a channel rent of 17s. 6d. per annum. Lot 8. Three pieces of M , :adovr and Pasture Land, called He ronden-in-Tenterd: n, in Kent, containing, by estimation, 7.A. 1 R. 2 P. in.the occupation of Mr. John Mace, who has liaise to quit at Michaelmas nest. . _ . CAPITAL NIAN:)ION HOUSE, LANDS, AND LEASE HOLDS, NEAR PLYMOUTH.-1 OBE SOLD, THE Fee-simple and Inheritance of all that very valuable and desirable MAN HOUSE and ESTATE, lolled COXSIDE, the late Residence of Savile William Shepherd, Esq. deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing-room, Dining room, Libra-y, and Breakfar-rootn, two large Bed-rooms and Drestlng-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, with I convenient Garrets and Attics for Servants, large Kitchen, Ser vants' Hall, Dairy, Larder and Wash-house, two Water-cloSets, Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and'Eattrrtm Court in front; also, at a short and convenient dietasee'l.Cetuttitig-Irdtive and extensive Warehousn, a large ;Awn, surroptided with a .ihrulthery and two excellent walled Gardens well stoclad with Fruit-trees, together with about 13 Acres (chore of . loss) orrieh Pasture Land adjoining the House, and dr nuoY'reit's'isaat in the owner's accupation. Also the Feo.simple and inheritance of all that Dyrellior-hotse and Garden adjoining to Coaside aforesaid, late in the occupation, of George Down, deceised. Also, for the remainder of a term of 29 years detattlihaMe' lOR the death of one good Life aged about 46 year.; subject in the payment of the yearly conventionary rent of XS, all those Clete, of rich Pasture Lir dadjoining to Colside afoirtaid, and occupied therewith, containing about eight Acres (more or less.) N. B. The Mansion House and Ont-houses have within these few years been rebuilt at a very considerable expence, and ate 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 desirdbht and retired Residence for apargo family ~ or an opulent Merchant, with every advantage. front 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-strer.t, Plymouth, on Thursday, the x2th darn( June inst., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. The Mansion House at Co side rosy be viewed en and Fridays only, between the hour s of eleven o'cloc k morning, and two o'clock in the afternoon, and say further P titulars may be known,.by applying to Wm. Notti4e, YiQ. Ass r. sellpstreet, Bermondsey, London; I'. P. ilrevining..4”U . side Hover, near Plynamith ; or to Mr. Wm. Foot, beleratateds Plymouth-Dosk.—Drated May" is, 110 S. • • ... . T3-111.1F. U 693.81 LONDON rehtAis PENITENTIARY, PENTONVILLE. ON SUNDAY next, June 11, 1809, a SERMON will be prawled, for the Bette& of the above Institution, at the ChetA of St: Michell, Wiee‘etreet, Cheeaide, by the Rev. WILLIAM GURNEY, A. B. Rector of ' St. Clement Danes, Strand.—Service to begin at Eleven o'Clock. MARGATE. To be SOLD by AUC I'ION, by R. COLLARD, • At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, about Six o'clock in the Afternoon, A MODERN built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, fit for the reception of a genteel Family. The House con sists of Kitchen and Offices on the Bay-mean, Entrance-hall, Breakfast and Dining Parlours on the first am:tr. Sittiwg-room and Bed-room on the one pair, two Bed-chambeaw on this two pair, and two Servants'-rooms in the attics ; a good Garden, about stO Perches, well stocked wighcholco Fruit 'lmes:. The above Estate is situate in Akenhead-place, Margate, and commands very extensive Land and Sea Prospects, together with a Cottage detached.—The Furniture and Fixtures which are mo. stern, may be taken at a fair appraises:tent. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Broodstairt, or to Messrs. Goold and Gore, Prospect-hill, Margate. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th of Juno Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon , HE French fast-sailing copper-bottomed brig g 3hCAR'OLINE, of the following dimensions : Length on Desk - ft. 10 inches, Breadth above the Wales t 4 2 _ Depth in the Hold - 10 7 Admessures 908 5-94 Tons. NEWTHEAT*ERdYAL, MANCHESTER. THIS Spacious EDIFICE to be Let on the most eligible Terns' ; it h completely fUrnished in all points, s cene ry, Wardrobe • Music, &c. &c.--Applications (by letter r ort-paid) addressed to Mr. Antt, Theatre Royal, Manchester, vat meet with due attention. T'HE GENTLEMAN who left his Wife and Fa mily in ihd Neighbourhood of Kennington, on Sunday, the 2Sth day of May, and went to Windsor, is earnestly requested to let his Friend in Threadneedle-street know where he is, and he May rest assured his affairs will be arranged without an exposure, provided be returns, or writes immediately to his Friend. TURTLES. WILTSHTRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, v has just landed a carp of fine Turtles for saleiromio to 400 pounds we ght each.—TurTles dressed every day in the highest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country. To THE PRIVATE CREDITORS OF GEORGE • CLARK, Esq. &ceased. T Ht 'separate Creditors of GEORGE CLARK, late of Loinbard-street, in the City of London ; ana of West,hatch, is the County of Essex, deceased, are reqaeuted Im mediately to send a statement of their demands, and of the secu rities they 'Ray hold, to Messrs. Gregg,nd-Codekt, SOliCk9fo, Sklnrers-Hdl, I,nnstnn, She is particularly well calculated for a Letter of Marque, or any other purpose s where dispatch is required, being quite a new vessel, and very well found in Stores. Also; The French coppered'Ship 1a SERPENT.—DIMENSIONS: Length on deck 85 ft. 6 inches. Breadth abOve the main wales 23 71 Height between deck - 5 94 Depth of hold about - 10 Admeasures 201 96-94 tons., This Vessel was formerly the Earl Spencer packet, built at Falmouth, under the inspection of the •Inspector of. Packets, and is admirably well adapted for a Letter af Marque or any running trade.being coppered and copper-fa4ened, and well adapted for pas settgers...—After which the entire Cargo of the brig Caroline, viz. 91 Hhds. French Red Wine 2 Bags Salt 3 Tierces White Wine 6 Casks i Case Iron Ware 89 Cases Red and White Wier I Ditto Gun Flints in bottles 2 Kegs Black Paint 16 Kegs Brandy 1 Case Suited Garden Seeds 97 Ditto Vinegar 25 !lags Bottle Corks 191 Cases and 1 Keg Ordinary About 400 Paving Stones Olive Oil 299 Barrels Flour 7.; Boxes Candles 24 gags Breed 2 Trunks 1 Case Hats, &c. 63 Barrels Beef and Pork lease Silk Stockings,Shoes,&c. 36 Kegs Potted Meat and Lard A quantity of empty Bags 3 Casks Hams 1a Bags Twine 11 Casks 11 Bags Calavances Is Boxes Scented Waters, Eau 1 Medicine Boa with Surgeon's de . Cologne, &c. Instruments, &c. 26 Casks Tar 43 Bundles Wood Hoops and 10 Dine Rosin 35 Torch Twigs 79 -Boxes Prunes The whole captured by and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship ARItTHYST, Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR, Bart. Commander. For k*Slitlllßlll apply to Mr.JOHN NICOLLS HAWKER, the Agent; or to JOHN PRIDHAM, Broker. VILLA AND LAND, SURREY. TO pE LET; OR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rrHE 'LEASE of an elegant VILLA, two hours 1 ride from Town, with Coach-house, fonr-stall Stable, ex ec" -i C;arden fully cropped, and abounding with Fruit, Pleasure G 'and yin 'Shrubbery along the Banks of the "rhames, with right e G,l)i:•g, and in a Country affording good Shooting and Hunt : together with ten Acres of rich Meadows, besides Right of l•,-r rage, and more Land may be had Irdesired.—The Premises in perfect repair, and the Furniture to bf.. taken by appraise ment.--Addreas to A. B. Post-011ice, No. 5, Blamifoed.street, Pirt man-square. LORD VALENTIA'S TRAVELS IN INDIA, RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, &c. &c. Published by William Miller Albemarle-street. THE Public are respectfully informed, that this Work will certainly be ready in the 2d Week in June. it Will consist of Three Volumes Quarto, embellished with nearly 1 /0 Engrarings, price Niue Guineas, boards, and a few copies , on )larger paper, with proof plates, price Thirteen Gulheas. At the same time will be published, Twenty-four large Views, taken by Mr. kialt, who accompanied his Lordship. These Pht es are of the size of 24 by 17 inches, and are coloured to imitate the original drawings. 'They will be mounted and delivered in a p„yrt folio, at the price of Twenty-six Guineas the set. This day were published, illustrated with a map of the Ratite and six other appropriate Engravings, in Octavo, price 12s. boards, EWERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN, 1- 1 written during the March of the British Troops under Sir John Moore.—By AN OFFICER. . _ Printed for I.ongman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. 'These Letters contain an account of the march and actions of the British Army under Sir John Moore, from the day of their departure from Lisbon, to that in which they embarked at Co- runna. They were written on the spot, and immediately as the events arose to which they relate. They are offered to the public, as a simple and authent:c account of the disasters and blasted hopes of one of the -finest armies that ever left the British shore, TO PARENTS, AND THE EARLIEST INSTRUCTORS OF CHILDREN, SCHOOLS, fee. This day were published, price is. each, Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. I. r l 'HE brOTHER's CATECHISM ; or, First Principles of Knowledge and instruction for wry Young Chikirea. • it. Catechism of General Knowledge, or. a brief Introduction to the Arts aed Sciences, for the use of Schools and Families. S. The Catechism of Health, containisg simple and easy Rules and directions foe the Mama's/oat of Children, and observations on the conduct gbealth in gtieral, for the use of Sehools and Fa milies. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Author of Many popular School Books. . . Er The three preceding Articles are part of a Series of Cate c`aissas on the most awful branches of education, In which it has been the Author's principal sins to adapt them, by a perspicuous arrangement and familiar choice of words, to general use in the Nursery. The Sequel will comprise a History of England, Uni versal History. Geography, Animated Nature, Botany, Introduc tion to the laws and Con s titutiot t o f Eneand, and te the Bible; being ten in all which, when collectekwill form a compact Nur sery Library, fa two neat volumes. Also, The French Schooner la MOUCHE. coppered tettgtli on deck 61 il — i-inches. • . Breadth above the main wales 17 5 Adrneasures 75 26-94 Tons. • . . Captured by his Majesty's ships Alt [THUM Had itzsisT4ltet. Also, ' 11 7 Pipes of French Brandy 16 Packs of Spanish Wool. 4 Barrels ditto 9 Bales of Writing White Paper 1 Hogshead ditto 22 Bags ditto. Taken out of same ChasseMarees, captured by and condemned to his Majesty's ships Arethusa and Resistance. For further particulars apply to Mr. Gibson, one of the Agents to Mr. JOHN HANYKYR, or to JOHN PRWHAM, Broker. Also, 10 Bags Olive Oil T paper, ink-wands, ink, 2 Casks Nails sealing-wax, waCers, pen -25 Kegs Lard knives, &c. 200 iron Pots So Bags Bottle Coriss 1 Case containing bound awl 4 CAWS, containing Rummers, Unbound books, writing- 8:c. For particulars apply to Mr. JOHN llawara. May Plymouth, IS, 1809. 301-1 N Eroher. SHIPS FOR SALE. At the London Inn, Faxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the I Btli of June, at 'twelve o'Cteck in the Forenoon precisely, 'THE French Schooner RENOMMEE coppered - 11 - and copper-fastened, captured on her voyage from Guada loupe to France, with a Cargo of Coffee, Bark, Sugar, &e. by his Majesty's Ship NAIAD, Captain COCKS, after a severe chase. DIM LN SION : Length on Deck - 74 Ft. G In. Breadth extreme - l 9 9 Depth 8 5f Admestsurement 190 89-94 Tone. Also, the beatitiful French Schooner LE CHARLEMAGNF., captured with an oatward-bound Cargo, from France to Gnatla loupe, having never before been at sea, is new from the Stocks, all her stores are new, and she has au abundance of them. 'l'hi► •essel sits uncommonly fast, and carries a good Argo. She was taken by his Majesty's Ship Ititt.tiatt, C. SAVERS, Esq. Com mander —Dist ENSIONS: Length on Deck - 76 rt. 71 In. • Breadth extreme - 21 01 . Depth at the pump-welt - 10 9 Admeasures - ll3 73-94 Ton+. And then the superior fast-sailing and most beautiful Copper bottomed Schooner NiVrALlE.—DimeNsioNs : Lcrfgth on Deck - - 83 Ft. 0 In. Breadth - - - 21 2 Depth - - - 7 11 Admeasures - - 147 84-94 Tons. Captured by his Majesty's Schooner NoseaßClt. , Lieutenant DICKENSON, Commmander, after a very severe and arduous chase, on her passage from Guadaloupe to France. The Non pareil being one of the fastest-sailing vessels in the British Navy. — . Me Natalie is well found, and is allow , .d to be as fine a vessel of her class as has brenbrought in for the war. After which the French Ship LA NYMPHF.. Length on Deck 76 Ft. 2 In. Breadth extreme - 21 6 Betwixt Decks - 4 Depth by Pump-well - 9 10 • Admeasureg - - 9.47 93-94 Tons. This vessel is neatly new, and was captured by his Majesty's Ship INDETATIOADLIC, JOIIN TREMAVNE RODD, Esq. Com mander, outward-hound to L'isle Buonaparte, with a Darr, having bten solected for that service on account of her fast sail ing.. Silt is coppered and copper-fastened, will carry a large cargo, and would well answer for the Mediterranean Trade. And then, that scourge to British Commerce, the French Brig Privateer, NOUVELLE GIRONDE.—Dime N VON S : Lsomth on Deck T . V.; Ft. 2 In. Breadth extreme • , - 2.3 2 • Depth at the Pump-well - 10 0 Admeasures - - 140 Tons. This vessel I. prize,to.his Maleity's Ship PARTNIA :4, Captain Hmtwoon, and was captured by sweeping, after an unparalleled exertion. She has nude more prises than any privateer out o France, and has had more escar.e from our Cruizt.rs, the fastest of which have often chasei her In vain. She is, coppeted, is a beantift,l vessel, and Is well finutd, so that little will be required to send her to sea. For inventories and further particulars, apply to Wirdani Proctor Smith; Esq. PlYmouth-Dotk,, .qc to Plrsootttle, Mot 410; talk IMAMS SLIC.DI, . , . . . ••• - . . , . ..• . . '''frikkcZ • - • • • • .• . , • . , •.•'.... • -. • • . . . . . I . .. 0 --. wif ill i e - Z 11‘ 4. • 1 4 9.. - . . . . ~ . . „ . . . . . . . • 1...1..N , k.••'4 ' k ' - P.. ...II ir % . ..1 , 1 1 1 . -...*, 1 . . 1 0 • • •• .* . ' ". it 1 • •••• ' • ' •' .. 4 " • 3 .• ••• ' ' •• - • *-• ' , f • • .4/ 4 ! /*. . . . • • .... .. ! . . . - • ,'' - . 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