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IN conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's Commissioners for conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili :ttiry College, that the Appoint:meats of Professors and Masters shall be determined by a competition of Ta!ents„ the .Governor duth hereby giie Notice, that a- Master of Fortificati4n will be wasted at the Junior Departmeats of the mid College at Great ftlarlow,iri the Comity of Bucks. No Person will be approved for the Establiallnlentss who" character will not bear the striae* scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College 'will be held ht Great Marlow on Tuesday, the 6th day of August neat, lot , the examination of the Candidates for the above-mentioned ap pointment. • BY SPECIAL DESIRE. R A NEI AGH, MILLDAM& r r 0-MORROW, TuesdAy. July 16. will be given, - 11 . a GRAND FETE, CONCERT, and BALL; on which orcattion the Gardens will be superbly Illuminated by several Thou ands of Variegated and other Lampe, givhig a eorreet idea of the Remora of Fancy. In the course of the evening will be Sided, a ,Splendid Display of Installatiou FIRE-WORKS, ai ex- Vbited i•v Signmi Ha rt otaa, before his Royal Highness the Duke of Gionctsvca, at Cambridge. Doors open at Seven, and the Centime begins at Eight el:lock .precihely. Admission is. ed. • lair 10, 101 i. • THE DIRECTORS do hereby give Notice, dui A- Attendance will be given, at the Society's Home, in ger. janirsilon t Fleet-street on Wednesday the 17th, Wed.tesday iliall4lll, Aid Wedne.day the Nit days of loly Ins ant, and ea Salonlay, the IC.h day of August nett, front Eleven °Vicar 01l Oisei96 auk of the said days, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of Madfen of the said Society in the Year ending at Lady-day, • tail, i(elti stile) when will be paid to thr rmretive Nantivees, Etteestors, Administrators, or Assigns of inch Member, tM Isom of £l3O. 3s. fur sub Share granted oa ir respective LiVni: i • _JOHN PENSAM, R•listras. - • CUPIDis a Wanton Boy, by Mrs. Garrick ; 0 1 4 Thom and New, by Mr. Dignum ; On Inard of the Bri. tannia, by Mr. Taylor. Price Is. ed. each, where also may ba had, the Popular Song of, She lives aot a mile from the Widow. This day was publisherkprix One Shilling, The Second Edition, with Additions, • AN ACCOUNT of the several LIFE ASSU RANCE COMPANIES established in London; with Re marks on their sespective merits and advantages. . By FRANCIS BAIL.Y. Sold by John Richardson, Royal-Eacisange. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Doctrine of Interest and Annuities, in one vol. eto. tAs. The Doctrine of Life Annuities and Assurances, In one Vol. /Ivo. prie4 Also, a few remaining Copies of Tables for the purchase and renewal of T.(-or". prier 4s EAST 11,01 A HUME, Jody lit, ism THE COURT./ DIRECIVRS of She UNITED COWAN?' of MERCHANTS V" ENGLAND, tratilai logs EAST INDIES, do herd" ewe Notice, That the holders of Ells drawn upon the Company from their SALISBURY INFIRMARY, July 6, IbIT. JANTED, • A HOUSE-APO rHECARY.- All Persons eispoYed to ore: themselves u CANDI DATES. .:re reNuirnti su dimity their intention by tette'', ad. dressed to the Chairtnitt; and they are tiesired to take notice, that no in.trrted per.l::,. nor civ person who not served a mirk: apprenticeship, ;:nd who It.. nut attenC,d at some help - tai far ;wombs, and at hart one COrtle of med:cal and alihi lcatboenres. as be elecrelb toretnicesbAt.:ltttendasee, and character =tactic cert #lol2llfclunt testimonials. The +Airy' is .€4O per annum, with washing, lodging, and boarding In the house ;• and a gratuity of )42 az the end of ihe year, if the office is dkcharged to the satWadticin of t) Go vernors. g..". The Rules to be observed by the Apothecary may .be seen at Mr. Wilkie's, Vaternoster-row, and at the rtiltiing Office in Salisbury. • • • The Election will be at the Infirmary on Saturdry the 1117tb of July, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. DANIEL EYES, Chairman. By order of the Special Court, Wm. DYKE WHITMAILSII, Secr e tary. different Presidencies in India, in discharge of rho Principal of Loans paid off in that country, will be entitled to return the said Bias to Indi;, upon Term and Conditions, the particulars of , ANNUAL LErrING OF TRU BAR RACK CANT EENS. &timer a-Orrice, Loan° et, ritit Intr. intl. VOTICE, is hereby given, that the CANTEENS le tie undermentioned 'Bertacks, are to be let to the hies [no .. Bidders, for one Year, from the Sißft Septunher nest, to the Illith September, 1811. ,Penes but: at saelceramtiNenpec.7 4 nor aqf ADA , for more than one Canteen, Ilt AO \i iii not undertake bona fide to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his Town Persen will be approved; and two Sureties will he re• spired for the regular payment of the Rent, and all sums whit)) may hecoms due in respect of the salt CANTEEN, and for the due Performance of the several Conditions and Stipule ! dons of the Lease. which may be obtained by an application at the Accomptant's office, Ease-India House. irtzLiAm iti l ms4r, Secretary This day were published, Neatly printed in 12D° price N. rid. in boards, MORAL TALES; cor.sisting of Osman, Alf: meria, I.ucinda and Honoria, Mariana, Alonzo, Belinda, Louisa and Harriet, Serena, Benign and Malevola; Pleasure and Virtue. the late Author of " The Exemplary Mother. w° Printed for I. Mauritian, 39, Ludgate-street. Of *bons may be Lad, lately published, Tales of Yore. •„* The above Tales have experienced a very fivourable re ception on the Continent, where they have long amused the lovers of Romance. They, are chiefly translated from the Works of Wieland, 'Freiman, Mauni, Meissner, Lesage, Florian, Petit de la Croix, &e. Ste. Three vols. 1 smso. pr;ce ISt. A OtHEßAL.Meetinkr of BRITISH COFFEE A PLANTERS and MERCHANTS, will be bald on Friday, the 19th instant, at the City of L.ndon Tavern, bt street, at One o'Clock precisely. WlJ o Llkid HOLDEN. July 13,1911. R ELIEF OF THE BR H ITIS PRISONERS IN FRANCE.' The Posen whose Proposal shall be accepted, and kis Sure. ties, must exectLe the Indenture of • Lta.se and Covenants re• Wing thereto, the Particulars whereof may be known by ap plying to thii Ofli:e, or to the Barraek-Matters at the several Barracks. Amount advertised - - £59,125 0 A further Donstiun of . Several Members of the So ciety of Friends in thiamin pans of the Country, per %A neon Birkbech and William Allen 1000 0 Parish e! Wanes, Wales, per Rev. l. Hancock 3 0 Di - to of Castlanartoa, do - . - 7 0 Collected from house to house, in the parish of Broad way. Worcestershire, per Rev. B. Davies and Churchwardens . - _ - _ _- 13 5 This day were published, price Ss. in boards, EVENING AMUSEMENTS for the Year 1 8 1 1 ; being the Eighth of the Series of Ann sal Volumes for the improvement of Students in Astronomy. By W. FREND, Esq. M.A. Actuary to the Rock life Assurance Company; late Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge; and Author of "The Principles of Algebra; "'Tangible Arithmetic," "Essay on Patriotism," SALES BY AUCTION. The names of two respectable Persons with their Christian Names, Professioas, and plates of Abode, who will join the 1 stunt in executing the Indenture as his Sureties, must be inserted in the Proposals, and the Ttil3llt is to pay for the Stamps, and the Comm ssionors for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure the Tenant a Licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words ' 4 Tender for Canteen," written on the outside Cover, will be received at this Office, on or before Twelve.o'Clock at Noon of Wednesday, the 7th of August neat, after wlucis Hoer, any proposal received can not be notietcl By the Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops billetted upon them. The Form of the Proposals to be as , follows: SURREY. SPORTING RESIDENCEwiiiiiIIRTY.TWO ACRES d LAND, containing a MINE of FULLERs'EARI H, iu the vicinity of Gatton Park, in the Cadoty of Surrvy. Pahl' of Great Waked's, - per Mr. Thomas Kennett, Churrilwardtn .. - 5 ,1 Mr. Robert Barr ' North Yarmouth - 2 2 'Witham O'Brien, Esq. Sdnstord, Dorset 5 5 Pariah of Llanynys, Denbighshire, per the Rev. Richard Jones - 511 Parishes of Wilma and Bourton, Somerset, per Rev. 'l. Allies By Mr. SAMUEL PE ARCE, (Late with Mown. Hooomur and Pitman), &c. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-strew. Of whom may he bad, the preceding N'olumes.—Also, all Mr. Frend's other publication. . Likewise, a New Editicin of a Companion to the Almanack ; containing an Explanation of the Salo** Days and Holidays, &c. I emu. price 24. 64.4 • Singulary Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, . on the hi read leading from Godstone to Reigate; *si tuation which is esteemed far the salubrity of the air, and is suitable for such as are fond of Agricultural Pursuits or Field Sports, being in the immediate vicinity of several Packs .of Hounds, and abundance of Game, in every ditectlon. Vs* ' Estate comprises a modern•built Family Residence; containing suitable accommodations for a genteel Atablisliment, Kitoilest Garden and Orchard, Labourer's Cottage, Barn, Farm-yard, and other Out-building', and about 32 Acres of rich Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying hi a ring fence; the whale tytbt• free, and exonera•ed from the Land-tax. Under the li-ta c is a valuable Mine of Fullers' Earth, of superior quality, and capable.' of considetable produce. May be viewed, with cards only, which, with descriptive put ticulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, Sat'n veyor, and Appraiser, No 44, Lorribacdtitrett, London. 19 7 10 7 3 0 110 0 FOLt THE USE OF StHOOLs. This day was published, price 4.1. bound, 7 12 10 0 7 3 5 5 2 15 and Mr. Dftto per dim of Dundry, Somerset, per J. Hall Parish of Ow. Mains, Somerset, per ditto ...-•—•-•.. Parson Drove, per Rev. R. Pollard Parotid of Esmberten and Sutton, Maddoeks, per Messrs. T. sad W. llodleld - . Pariah of Conopsr.sbury, Somerset, per Rev. Richard Howell - - - mopmmolam.. Marton, Warwick - • Mr. Oliver, oi Bristol - - Balance from Offieet. of H. M. S. Amethyst - racial of Diwringmt, in the Comity of Wilts, pee Ray. L. Owen, as under: -Jonathan Moore, LK. - - Miss Fowl* - - Other inhabitants •• - • B. S. - - - . Parish of Guswal, Cornwall - "lhe Worshipful Company of &ewers - 53 16 'Parisi of Great Sc..lVsares, Cambriiige, per Rev. A. .' ' Heutlaw - - - 17 6 L.O - . - 1 0 A Friend . - - 5 0 .Parish of Branyass Ralph, per Rev T. Slues F-seota 3 8 --.--.-- Riede, per Rev. John Wilma - - • 8 4 Oimetil 'nation - - 5 0 Parish of Great Maplestead, Essex, after a Sermon • per Rev. James Sperling - - .....—•-- Lanterion, per Rev. J. K. Fletcher - j.etunimter Cbureit and Bortsugh, transmuted per Messrs. r-ol.man, smith, and Morrie - 33 0 8 'THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. S, George-yard. Lombard-street. 2 2 1 1 1 17 2 2 2 3 10 0 6 5 I . UPHOLSTERY, MODERN Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture Ware-roums, Nos. 16 and W, Caherino.street, Strand, by mon GAN and SANDERS, fur their Patent Sofia beds, Chair Dbds, IMperial Dining Tables, Portal:l , Chairs the Patent Trl lalgar Sideboard, Dining Tables, (in fi ve dlitent new inven tions) the Paw& Brass-crew Bedstead+, with Furni , ure and Bed irling complete, Dome Coucb Beds, with every article of the most mod •rn taste, for the furnishing of houses complete. Army and Wavy Equlpagi and articles for all foreign chmates,on entire new principlei and superior to all others. - • - N. B. Families furnixhing Houses, Stc. can be supplied in a few howl, ten h every article of Furniture to any extent, and of the very best manutaatorr and materials, • HUSBANDRY, ETC. • hit published, by J. HARDING, 36, St. James's -street, _ 1: 11R. RICHARDSON's PRIZE ESSAY, pre -I—, seined tw the Dublin Farming Society, on the Utility aid Importente of Florin Grass, :Ivo price es. Ga. et. A Repot , of the Farmiog System of Thomas Greg, Esq. at Color, in HertfordAire, tiro. tis. 3. A Weather Guide for the Curious, sheeting the state of the Atinovlsere by Animal aad Vegetable Barometers; and the hour of the day by a Botinieal Clock. Price is. 6d. • 4. On the Name poi Origin of the Merino Breed of Sheep, an'Eisay, deklicate4 to Sir Inseph Banks, Bart. Price 24. & liiirtlingllTZ•vv'Caiclopie of Books on Farming, Garden ing, P:antiiikand Rural Affairs in gen eral. Price is. . Jost puhrishA, printed on writing paper, 1. THE •FARNIER's ACCOUNT .BOOK for 1811-12. A new Edition, consisting of ruled pages and inetructions by which an accurate Journal may he kept of money transactions and of every thing done no a Farm each week tliroughuut the yrar, price 21s. or tor half a year ios. 6d. S. Fbe Gaut SOUK for 1811, calculated to keep an account .ettha dif f erent kinds of Game, when and where killed, how disposed of, and other particulars, price Ti. 10s. 6d. 21s. or 425. according to the size metalled. Printed for John Harding, 36, St. James's-street, London. 'this day wai published, price 3.. sewed, ADISSERTATION on the RETROVERSION of the WOMB; including some Observations on extra uterine Gestation. By SAMUEL. MERRIMAN, M D. Physician, Mao-Midwife in the Westminarer General Dispen sary, and Middlesex `..folpital. London : Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller No. to, Crown -court, Prinee's-street, Sohn When may be h ad, J. Calhm's New Catalogue of a Modem Colleen= of Mt-tkcal Books, contaloing the mow approved Authors This Jay was poblisised, lu aro. wee Is. 6d A LETTER lespectluily addiesseti to the COM-, A MISSIONERS lor 'FRAN PORTS, Isci and Nrlomoto 'SZAMLn, &c. AC on the so; I. et of the Operanon fuifroplitcal Anoitieii, Illustrated by tastes and the description of a new in .s.runient.—ily A. C. 1113 I CHINSON,SA D. • Surgeon to the Royal Nay* lioceitai tt Deal. London : Printed for J. Cisilow, bledifal Bookseller, No. 30, Crov rt-court, Prinie's-street, Soho. Where may be bait, itist poldisbeti, price its. • Cursory Remarks an Cerphltmcc. By a htlenthersi the Revd lellqe butip.xess SUMMARY of ANCIENT HISTORY, from the earliest Ages to the Dissolution of the Roman Empire, A.D. 4,6. With a Geographical Index, describing the situation of the several Countries, Cities, Rivers. and Mountaius, the names of which occur in the History. ?tinted for J. Mawman, No. 39, I.udgate-street. Of whom may be had, for the Use of Schools. Mentor's, or Young Ladies's Instructor, N. 6d. b..tincL Holidays at Home, written for the Amuscm. of of oung Per sons. By Charlotte Sanders, Igmo. 3s. 6d. bound. 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By Thomas Sheridan, A. M. the 6th edit. 12mo. 4s. boards. Practical Geography, containing a concise View of Europe. Asia, Africa, and America. by J. Ouisau, A.M. 12mo. new edition, 4s. 6d. hound. Tibs day was published, in 8 Vols. 4to, price £9 in boards, large paper, hut-pressed, £l5, a new noel elegant edition of DR. WA'rTS's WHOLE WORKS, containing his Sermons, Guide to Prayer, Doctrine of the Trmi: y, Strength and WeakneSs of Human Realism, Scripture H 'story, Harmony of all Religions, Questions for Students in 1)s inity, Essay on Psalmody, Lytle Poems, Improvements of the Mind, Treatises oo Logic, Phil4opby, Geography, A.stronismy, Educa- j tion, th Pa. 4 . titis, Remnants of Time iniproved, Miserllaneou. Thoughts, and all his Poetical productions. Vo which is prefixed, an interesting Memoir of the Author's life, and :strictures on hail Writings. By the Rev. GEORGE BURDER. Embellished with a superb Portrait from an original panting, and other En gravings, executed in the. first style, by eminent Artists. London ; rrinted by and for J. Barfield, 94, Wardour-street, Soho, and sold by all the principal liooksalers in the United Kiugdom.—Ot wham may alse be had, 1. Lavoisne's new. Genealogictl, Historical, and Chronological Atlas; or a Complete Guide to History; Ancient and Modern. Price Four Guineas half-hound, containing 36 large sheet Maps, coloured and Lot-pressed. I 2. I'. NiclioNon's Architectural Dictionary, published monthly in parts, containing six dietts of letter-press, and six plates, ito. price is. each, to be completed in 15 parts. This day was published, price 3s. ANEW SYSTEM of MEDICAL SURGERY. I Comprehending the topical and constitutional Treatment of Local Derangements from violence, and from Accumulations and Destruction of Structure from inequality, or errors of Mats tion.—l3y RICHARD REECE. Chiro-Nledician, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Author of a New System of Medicine, &c. Extrazt from the Anti-Jacobin Review of April, 1811. " The Author bolts up the profession of Surr,ery in a highly respectable view, and as tepidly entitled to the appellation of :••cience as Medicine. The improventer.ts in Surgery of late years certainly embrace an extensive pathology. Surgery and Pharmacy, Le observes; form the best School for Medicine, and Irons it have certainly emanated the first Physicians of the pre sent age.—The Author enters into the consideration of the living powers, as connected with Surgery, and dwells particularly on the mutation of the body, and the kcal errors which tuna the 'object of musical practice. The Author's theory is ingenious, and well supported-by facts, end the progress of local diseases. Every thing new to apt to melte the jealousy of professional che ssmen, and the present work will inert with opposition from those who do not cultivate the healing art in the liberal manner of philosophers end friends to 'their species. The Author'tle series well of the prefewirst for thus Methodishis Surgery, and stein it a systematic. dress.'.—Paso SOL .. • . Sold bi Bargee and Co. iIO, Iledford.srreet, Covent-Chu-den i Sherivona and CA Parameter-row ; and Boßlteders. . . t a n •Of 'whom map lie barkty the same Atidior) tiet published . , price • Ss. for the litGantaina of Pistlument biadirotTaniihts, - 1 Letters:diamond to Min. G. Presde:gest, Esq. M. P. die. ea the Petro Stetelet kkdickle b4.0100l asilatlts:o l 4 UP 0101 , '.tioa presence!. to lts.lmpri a vement, pan Same,. by the London ColiegeigVhysiebins; with a contraitted View of the State and Arairesa if S llleettlink urOf ftes uld,thannici, is nit 'cramped by the same illibe • . . ~ ~ To the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks.—l hereby eller fur the Canteen at fur one year, from SOth eptember, 1811. to 29th September, 1812, the sum of Pounds as renr, and Pounds fur the privilege of selling Liquors, &c. therein, making together Pounds, and propose Mr: , of as my Sureties for the same. Arundel Ditto &abet:laud Asistord Mencrief Battle Ipswich Old Berryhead Ipswich New Bexhill Old Keig tstiridge Bezhill Huts Lewes Birmingham Maidstone Slat chington Mal .:en Seaborne Lees Manchester Brighton Mill Say, Plymouth Canterbury Norman Cross, Last Chatham Norman Cross, West Clwinitiord, Old Northampton Chelmstonl, New Num ich Chichester Nottingham Colchester Ottery Cs wydon Parkhurst Danbury Pevensey Dartmoor Playsten or Rye Deal North Infantry P.rtchester Deal youth Infantry Portman-street Dorchester kidti.g-street Dover Citadel Itunstord ' ])over Heights, or Redoubt Romney Bat ra.ks Stunelmuse, Plymouth Dunliettess Grand Redoubt Sasidown (No. 1) Port Silver Hill (No. a) Fort Steyning (No. 3) Fort Suudetiand (No. 4) Fort tihurncliffe TOtlttSl Weeley Winchester Windsor Cavalry Witidsor Intantry 'Woodbridge • Yarmouth, Norfolk Yarmouth, or Caldwell, Isle of Wight York .., Eastbourne . . Exeter Gosport Haitsbam Hampton Court Harwich Hastings Horsham Hounslow Hying/ Ditto, Fort Twits Castle Cornet. I Fort George. Amhurit. t . .... ... _ (No. 1) Moulin Des Monts or Delancey. GUIEINSZTI (No. t.) Moulin Des Monts or Dclux.y. Vale Castle. kart. Hornet. St. Owen's Bay. St. lidier's Bay. Grottvilte Barracks. itILSLY, De Veulles Barracks. Elisabeth Castle. Mont Orgeil Castle. 'q Aubin's F • . Thu .lay sval. In Two large, Volumes Rvo. price ins. boarls, ABODY of THEOLOGY, principally practical. In a Series of Lectures, Fifty-eight in number, with a co pious Index. By ROBERT FELLOWES, A.M. Oznn. The Monthly Reviewers, in their Journal for March, 1810, thus conclude their account of this Woik :—" From the com mencement to the cuileiusion;a current of the purest ethics flows with such beauty and spirit, that he who surveys it can posse's neither taste nor vii:ue, if be does not resatve on raking acopious draught of its waters." Printed for 1. Mawman, 39, Ludgive-street. Of whom may be had, by the , ame Author, 1. A Brief Treatise on Death, philosophically, morally, and i practically considered,l2mo. Os. boards. .8. Religion without Cant ; or, a Preservative arable Luke-1 warmness .std Intolerance, Fanaticism, Superstition, dud impiety. ) Ottavn i its. boards. S. A Manual Piety ; extracted front dir Holy Living and , dying or Isreesp 'Taylor; with a Preface. Life of ibe Author, end additives by the Editor. Dedicated, by peraissicie, to the Lord ' •Blibop of Norwich, ave. 7s. boards. ne.Esigtisis Lane oar does not contaln a Manus! of Piety preferable tit be present.: Its plan is corkrtbensive, its rum- 1 *ale Magill, itscbtrisf Is diffusive, soil Its Rubs and Odlees Pag Mitsest,twit* imairhits of evert iadividital intbs . World."--Sce humor Ratiew hrJuis, 111.10. . a SUSSEX. Superior Frce.hold Residence and Leasehold Cottage Reeidinee, on the boast of Sussex. BY Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, . (Late with Messrs. Hoggart an Phd-ps,) On the Premises, en Monday, July 22d, at two tic'ock in the afternoon, by order of the Assignees, In two I.ots. Lot I. AVALUABLE and Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, eligibly situate in front of the Ocean, is that much improved and Ossblonable spit the East Cliti; litiga tor*, which is so justly esteemed for the salubrity of the air, and its highly respectable and soJal vicinage. The *louse Is built lo the most substantial maatier, and equal, if tun sts:s-riJr, to any buildings in its vicitiity ; containing numerous bieviiit sham beet, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rooms, Gentleman's study, and Domestic o:6ces of every dsscriptioa, suitable for the re- I ception of a family of distinction. Lot 2. A Desirable Leasehold Cottage, fined up with every accommodation suitable for a small family, conta:ning five airy Si.xping Chambers, Drawing and Dining-rooms, Ki ci en, Cal kr, and Garden ; held on Lease for 20 years, at A low . e . 3. Ou Tuesday the 22d, and tollowing days, will be ' o'd by Auction, all he Elegant and Modern Household l'urnAs re, con sistitig of every requisite appendage of Upholstsri and Cabbiet An ici ..s. Descriptive Particulars may i.e had on the PretiVses : at the Libraries, Brighton, Worthing, and Lewes ; of M. Mosley, No. 196, Pke.adilly; of Mr. Seree, Solicialr, Be l-CtrUrt, Wail brouk ; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Ant. l.er sod Auccionter, Nn. 44, Lombard-street, Londu i. CANIBRIIJGEZ 4 HIRE ANDSU 1401 .4i. VALUABLE MANORS, ADVOWSDNS, anIEiTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-60:km, Change alley, Cornhill, In the course of the presolt Month, 'T HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and WESTLEY, and the Perpetual Ativowson of the Rectory of Borough Green, and titulary very valuable Estates, in the tie-. cupation of Messrs. Wedge, th tcher, Lyles, Wells, and others, most respectable Tenants at Will ; with the magnificent Woads lo band; containing together uysv;:rds of 9100 Acres. The Manors of W4IIEI-.4,-1,1 and Shardloes, A:lingtort (in Shuilycanip.) and the perpetual Advowson Of the Rectory of Wil Itersfield, nd sun.lry very valuable E-tates in the occupat on of Messrs. Sins, John Sias, Westiop Ewen WeJge, and (thin, very respeetable Tenanti at Will; as also, the beautiful and thriving Woods in hand, cow:lilting in the whole upwards ut 1500 Acres. The Westley anti Borough Green Estates are situate live miles from Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the main Lot:- do road. The Withers field and Shudycamp's Estates are sit tilt re in the County of Suffolk, within three miles at I-laved:l, and on the turnpike road leading from that town to Linton. These Estates are well worth the attention of Capitalist, and Sportsmen, as they abound with Came, and are only distant (corn the metropolis 55 miles. The Land in general is in a high state of cultivation and the Buildings in capital repair, and one Hou•:- on each Estate may be converted Into a Gentleman:* kes:dettee at a trifling espence. The day, of Sale will he adversEeil in duo time, and printed particulars delivered at Mr lametes Office s New Boso ell-court, Lincoln's inn, London. SUKREY. DWELLING-HOUSES and LAND, adapted for the Breaks of Villas, ornamented Cottage', Ste. Land tax redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. I'EY'ION, At Garraway's Cdffee-hoase, 'Change alley, Corntslll, on Wed nesday. the 17th day of Jain 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, in Fif teen Lots, - 31- VERY valuable COPYIIOLD and small Part FREEHOLD EsTATE, canals:lug of sundry Dwain s. houses, and near 170 Acres of very valuable Land, divided lit') • antral Lots, and admirably adapted ter the Erect.on of VVlns and ornamental Cottages, awKinreats forprofessional Men, Met+ • chants, dee. pleawntly situate at Knight's-Hill Lane and. Noss wood, and within eve Miles of the three Briars. To. view the Estate apply to the resrective Tenants. Spear: cations way be had of Mr. /aims Lana Agent New Borreset:'' emu% Uncedn's-Inn, Looks;; at Mr. Totai, ' Lan4 fah veyat. WdwillYteftirna *fa aanuray'a. , 2.2 _a_