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Sussex, young Gentleilen are genteelly boarded and expe ditiously taught French in ita greatest purity, Greek, Latin, Eng. NVrting and Arithmetic, Geography and the Übt of the tlobes, by V.A. Raymond and. proper Assistants. Terms Twenty-six Gqlneas per annum. Entrance eine Guinea. French is the only language allowed to he spoken among the scholars. Whose health, morals, and liberal department, are par ticularly attended to. The sehool will open again after the Vacation, on Monday, July ee, 1 81 1. Portlier particulars ma, be known, by applying t 6 Mr. Befit, Bookseller, 35, Paternoster-row; and at 59, St. Martin's-lane, *lsere the Principal may be spoken to, and references bad, if re quired, to respectable families, whose sons are now at the Aca demy, or have there eompherd their EduCatiun- Stages to and from London every day. A RECENT Incovery in the Art of making }kid Dresses, &C. upon a new and Improved principle, and for which his Majesty has lately been pleased to grant his Royal Let ters Patent.—Sold only by W. Vickery, at the King's Arms, No. 6, "I*.vistock-street, Cort . :nt Garden. l'!/e Nobility and Gentry will please to he particular in their address to hint, as his name is placed in shops wherein he has no c.. rtzern. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED A] TrRUNG. 9'HE Advertiser being the teal Manufacturer, is -I- determined to sell every article of the first fashion and workmanship at the following reducid prices, viz. ' Pearl Necklaces any pauern fronl ASS 15 6 4 ' rtmaking rkt. 10 6 Earrings per pair - 1S 0 1010 6 I. Bandeaux - • 10 10 0 9 10 0 Springs - ... 4 40` art . i 1 5 0 Bracelets per Nil: 4 . AlO 0 u P w s'" 1010 6 Lockets - i. 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Tile Edinburgh Reitiewers speak with confidence of the accuracy of this work, from their own knowledge of the sources of its information, and recommend it as highly Interesting in various points of view, and presenting us with Portraits of Beluga whose names we still recall with sensations of astonishment and terror. This day was published, in Rao. price 13s. boards, the,Third Edition, of SIR. TRISTRAM ; a Metrical Romance of the 19th Century.—By THOMAS of ERCELDOUNE, called the Rhymer. Edited froth the Auchinleck MS. by WALTtIt SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by Walter Scott, Esq. 1. The Lay of the Last Minstn•l, Sao. 10s. Gd. 2. Ballad- id Lyrical Pieces, Km 7a. 6d. boards. 3. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, 3 vol►. Bvo. XL les. boards. Marmion, or The Battle of Flodden Pieta, 121.6 d, 5. Ihe l .ady of the Lake, Sea. 12s. boards. 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A ne* Edition, in three Vols. evo. price XI 4s. boards. '- ~' [*Wl silrpms4-Luar;issi. --t- .- - >- . SMITIt, MANOR . MANOR AN nstAtt. r_ ACOM!NION COUNCIL, holden in the Clam- - 17,7"' . ANTEb 1.0 l'U Ris:KAgrss tt" P.tit.ltart atilt her of the Guildhall of the City of Laidan, oo Thusiday, YV • E s.r. - ATE , 0tk0.v40...,,,i, (ran.. A joi .. xx t o el o Altati the 11th day of July, 1811, situate in a dry, pleat-int; aid healthy Cain rill 1$0t" 4 0 filhO 1114 a 103 mike from Loodtati.--Patticulars (post. el.; to iso i:eSst t o Resolved tinanimously—That the Thanks Of tills Court be given to Lieutenant-General Sir .the Carr Dort:sta.!, Knighi . pi re tso c u r ,L. ei t ,r,:- tt, . 4 ., Gra ...„ . . i . wsa , , a • 1.f ., ion. ,e•-.....• ~.e s.l ....a -Y -,....._,. , suer, of the Aston HonourableOrder of the Balt foe 'the dist iartrished I - " '' ability displayed by him, tin the igth of.hlay fist; in the glo- ' rious battle of Multi - a, which temasated In the sigatl detest or the Euemy's Forces. . Resolved unanimously- That the Treenorti of tins City havitig been voted to Li eu te nan t-G ene r a l air Willi a m Ca rr Deresf o r4l on.the ed.of October, Isia6, and no opportunity having Ewe se coned for the Chamberlain to preser.t the same that the said I Freedom he presented to Sir William Cart B.:rosford, stn his ri torn tti this country, in a Cold Box, of the value of one huudrall guineas, as an additional testimony of the hi g h sense which MIS Court entertains of his emiaent public services. Resolved Onanisnouslv--That this Court dal' gratefully aa knowlesige.the distinguished valour and disc'pline to conspicu ously displayed by the General Officers, Commissioned Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, ani private Soldiers, of his Majes ty's Forces serving en the 16th of May last, under the immediate c and a Lieutenant-General Sir William Carr Beresford, in . 47 a t at defeat of the Enemy at Affitiera ; and that this Court dot thank them for their gallant and exensillaiy condue4.un that ~. .• ow ..... ,inalleraVe day. ;N 4 ReSolved unanimously'-That this Court dtith highly acknow ledge the distinguished valour and distilitine displayed by the Oil fieert Non -cothissioned O ffi cers, ant. Soldiers of th at part of the Portuguese ni Army which served under the immediate com mand of Lieut.;.Getteral Sir William Car.. Beresford, oti the 16th of May last, at the gloriOut battle of Albuera. Resolved uilanimously—lhat this Court dnth highly ;lacuna. ledge the distinguished valour and discipline displayed by the Of ficers, Non-commissior.ed Officers, and Soldiers of the Spanish Army under the command of . his Excellency General Blake, on the pith of May last, is the glorious battle of Allitaera. Resolved unanimously—That the Right Honourable the lord Mayor be requested to forward to Lord Vistount Wellington, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Fortis in the Peninsula. the foregoing Resolutiuns, and to request lord Welhogton will communicate the same to the Allied Armies who were engaged in the battle of Alhuera. WOODTHORPEs . -- .... k • MElidit, SH2CP; -7r • , . et the Paulen end Ntxretth Flock', ro a SALE alt-ALcriatd, *wit a fria miksuf Lone tin, on I riatily; the g4o , July, 1811, 1: 4 1 ,11*7t, , FlVE l, P )d au i l 7 e N n t.g ß ri a t ni k. s tm, l , l l. 7 . N rsittta Ewesi - A • 'l' TUFO • partichLtri wilt be delivered in dde Virus by 'litotes,. '`e 1 Meant d Ce. No. 63, Coltman-strert, I.ttmlati. It UAMBRID:IISI4 IRE AND.Stii/POLIE. ~ VALUABLE .s . MANORS, ADVO tk'bO NSi lad li.f fXI E 3. 'l'o BE ::.,OLEI, BY ACC I'IONi ' .. Ey hti.pErrbtd, ~ V : At * allirlwity's Caffee.honse,..Clikaget alley, CO , nhill, early hi "; the Dlinth of !uly, ...k Tlit MANORS 4 0010JUGI-i GREEN and witYLEY; and tl e r t arpttital AdvtwtionOf the Retio4it ; a-.B reett, and bi ' ire,* valuable tatei, in die octl • capati6Wcissik. Wedtle, Viler, Lytio,Viellsi and.dinks, • lilUdi respectable Tenants at Will; with the magnificent Woods 'in hand; Containing sogether upwards of 3100 Aer.s. i The Manors of Withertfield anti Shardlnes; Alington (!n :Shildrearips) and thi. perpetual Advdwstin of the Rectory of Witheritield, a nd supd&T very Valuable Esrates :n the occupatbtt 1 Messrs. Sint, John Sir,gst Wourcp Etven Wedge, and lithersi vary respectable Thnanta at Win; as also, tilt beautiful jand "thriving Woods Ls hand, Cantainjng in the whole upwanis of 1 ,15'..t0 Acta: - 'the Westley anitorough Green Eetates art situate five milill from Newritarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the main LDn• ' do:: road. The W idlers field and Shudrcamp'S E.tates are situate in ske County of Suffolk, within three miles of Haverilli and on the turnpike road leading - front that town to Limon. 1 These Estate, are well worth the atteution of Caplutlitts acid Sportsmen, as they et onnd with Came, and are only distant freht the metropolis 55 miles. The I.and in general is in a high state :of Cultivation and the Buildings in capital repaitt., and one Setae Inn each Estate may be converted into a Gentleman's Residened at a trifling expence. The day of Sale wdi he ad raised itt•duit !time, and printed particulars delivered at Mr. Jamee's Office, fltw Boswell-court, Lincoln's led. London.. . SURREY, DWELLING-HOUSES and LAND; idipttaffir the Ereetion of Villas, ornamented Cottages, Etc. I,lnd-tits redeented: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON, • At Oairiway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley., Carnliiii, oil Wet. nesday, the 17th di/ of July, 1811, at l• welve.ci'Clotk h in Elf teen Late, , VERY valuable ebiIYHOLI)- and r•nall Part - 1 - 3 - FREEHOLD ESTATE, coosi..ing of sundry Dwelling. houses, and near 170 Ares of rely valuallie Land, divided lad suitable Lots, and admirably adapted for the Erection of Villas and ornamental Cottages, as Retreats fur Professional Men, Mere ichaats, &c: pleasantly situate at Itnlibt's-Hill Labe and Nor* wood, and within five Miles of the three 13thiges. To view the Estate apply to the restective Teninte. Setal. Icallbns may be had of Mr. James, Land Agent, Ns* Bowell 4 Court, Lincoln's-Ina, London ; a Mr. Tatioley, Land Siirl'eyari Walwordi, Surrey; and ae Garrawars. • - TO BE - SOLD (tN FitE) }W AUCTION, Cn Vt"ednesclay, the 7th day of August, 1511, At the rathrge Coffee-!loom, Brasted, between tilt hours of ode and two, oil lets disposed of In the mean time by Private Contract, ARNOS VALE, the late residence of Woks+ cry, Esq. deceased, within one mile of Bristol ; coninsta ing of an excellent House, which contains a large thooleroorn, di awing-room, library, breakfast and other parlours, hold*. keeper's room, butler's and other pastriell, spac.oys kitclens, with a sufficient number of bed-rooms and dreatting-rooms for A large and genteel family, and all kinds of useful and eanveniert offizes, attached and detached, with plenty Of One rater; a svaii. ed and other gardens, large hot-house and green-hou-e, and about 41 acres of very rich nu,adow latid and orchard in a ring-fence; beautifully wooded, and nearly encirch d by a tralk ar.4 shrub- . I berles, commanding picturesque and extensive views Of the Wi1311 4 ;lags of the Ricer Avon, and the ‘urrounding country. Great rrt of the premises art. free front tythe an 4 land-tat/ and the whole has a comMunicatloo 'with the two great turnpike roads leading front Bristol to Bath, and from Bristol to Wills; and form a delightful ald healthy residence. The purchaser may be accommodated with conshienhle p. r* of the purChase-money for several years, at. the security of the , &ate, The premises stray be viewed any day from eleven till three', • with admission tickets only. Apply for particialan add tickets to Messrs. Morgan and Live% bolicitori, Snell-.treat, Bristol. Sealed 'lenders for purchase lay private conttact, to be left at Moreau and Livetes Ofllcs on or WO* the Vilth of July next& TO BR SOLD Oft t 3 r. rrIIE eapitat SUOAR•HOUSES at C r ebnter-Slip , • Bristol, lately occupied by P. %Varlet, Esq. dec.,a-td ; consisting of Two Trree-pan Houses, an. One rive•pati rouse; with eve. y possible convenience attached thereto which the trade can require. The premises are bounded ass one side with the river Avon, and at* so large and extensive as tow lit for ant kind of trade br inanmacture whatever. A. sugar-houses the, art on a very superior plan, and are silk posed from conveniency; light, and useful room and accuntindl.4un, to be equal if not su+ peribr to any in the bingdum. Apply, for viewing the pt entices to Mt. Pretegar, at the Sugar. house, any day front nine to tour, and for virtieWars to Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Solicitors, Small-street, Bristol ; if by letter; N. If sold, a considerable !art or the purchase.money may remain on mortgage of the pralines for several year.; or it let ; thi utensils may in purchased at a valuatim, or the Tenant may have the use at them for a far annul compensation. SMITH MAYOR.' A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in tbe Chain -1- ber of the Gitildhall of the City oe London, on Thursday, the 11th day of July, I SU; Resolved Unanimously-41m it appears to this Coin, that the condo& of the Commissioners of the Property Tax for the City of London, by surcharging the intome of this City, andifter the explanations given by Mr. Charles Montague (Clerk to Mr. Chamberlain) persisting in tke tame, by approving and confirm. lug the assessment, made by the assessor upon the Coal Meta** Duty in the Ward of Billingsgate, notwithstariding the sante was included in the return of income made by this Corporation, by issuing out a warrant, first against Mr. Drummer, and after, wards against Mr. Alderman Nesvnharti, to commit them to Newgate for non-payment of the same, and by levying the said surcharge and assessmeut notwithstanding the order of the Court of Exchequer to say groteedings, whereby this Corporation paid the sum of £2310 more than it was justly liable to pay, and which sum has Since, by the, direction of the Court of Exchequer, been refunded. has been unwarrantable and oppressive, and that this Court do highly approve of the conduct of the City Solicitor, and Mr. C. Montague, io resisting the sams'under the direction of the Cdnimittee for general purposes. Resolved. Unanimously, That it appears, that under the first Act, in order to protect the subject Irons oppression and injuta tice, the Commissioners were to be appointed for this City by this Court, and other Public Bodies, and were to execute am' dads. sprataimuslyt bit that it now &pram, that, wider the late. Act, no new appointments were to be ni.de, but that the Cons. s ion er Is could hold their situations by signifyoug their cunsent thereto, and that they could also receive appointments with sat. "caries, and that three of the Conunsisioners tor this City have for. some considerable time, and now do, actually hold appointments with salarimsnnexed thereto ; that the same appears to be highly improper, and to deka those provisions originally intended to guard the subject from oppression and injustice, and is in effect the same as it those appointments were solely in the Crown. Resolved Unanimously, That it be referred to the Committee of General Purposes, for them to consider and report to this Court, whether any and what measures should be adopted in consequence of the Report now agreed to. WOODTHORPF.. PLEASURt-GROI T NO FENCE?, WIRE MCAT LARDERI and general WIREWORK Manufactory. 'THOMAS CATO and SON, 149, HolSdrn-hill, opposite St. Andrew's Church, recommend the Nobility, Gentry, &c. makihg alterations in their pleasure-grounds, parks, or plantations, to do them the honour of inspecting their improved IRON and WIRE-FENCES, tome of which are Invis'ble at a Cunt distance, and proof against grazing stock, keep hares, ardl rabbits out of plantations or Rower gardens.—Also their slaw invented Portable Hurdle, preferable to Hood for dcrabi Ity and appearance. Variety of Wire Meat Sates that admit a draught of air, keep out flies and other insects, in which dreswil or un dressed meat may be kept twice the time as in any other way. Wire-work for libraries $ lardbrs, pheasanuirs, aviaries, and dairy windows. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by means of a NEW and CHEAP POCKF. IN3TRUMENT, with out the Use of FLINT and S TEEL, or that toe stocnous cote orris Le rnorrifoxvs! ! And by vanous improvenients on the PORTABLE FLAN r and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW ' INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for WIRE READILY on•rain- ING FIRE and LIGH I', without the aid of Foos room, s !! These Instruments, which are of the greatest utility to the Army, Ni, vy and she Public in general, are made and sold at. THOMAS GILL's MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. REAL TOWN a MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, ST JAMES's-STREET, oppOsite to PALL-MALL, LONDON, Where may also be had, His NEW-INVEN FED ttLlDllslG and PENNIEBING ; his superior SURGEON', INSTRUMENTS ; PEN -1:1.11 VES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, Ate.; GRAVERS a:,tl ETCHING-NEEDLES for muris - rs ; his Lox a-C*l,sta RATED WARRANTED SWORDS; Oyes Pirrota Awes and ek;COUTREMENTII of every de.eription, ihelesak , Ket,dt, And Exportation. N.B No connection with any other Heise Ii Tarn. THE CELEBRA ANTI-IMPE FIG INES, or SOl e o- MON'S DROPS, (without Mercury, ar any d.:leterioas Pres paratitm) for the Cure of ttie Scurvy, Scrofula, Leproiniod all Disorders origir.ating in an hnpure state of the blood. "I"liESEadrnir.tbledr.iiisstrengt,4en theconstitittirti, purify the bitiod,and promote the cite:laden o the fields to effect which is evidently the work of time, and steady persei • Terence to the nor of medicines adapted fur those salutary CASE. poses. Dborderssif the blood ore generally Italy years lu amp's- THOMAS LAMB, bf 32, Neil Newenham-street, ; ing that strergth which render* theta almost Insupportable in •A•• E.dgeware-road, Was affected four or five years with it pint. } thtir operation and alarmin g to the ccinstit ution :it cannot, there: tular Eruption, the fast appearanee of which was. in his race and fore be et-lion:My ex pe c ted that a single bottle of any medicine hands, and then it spread over his body About Choir Inas, 1809, will operate like a charm, and change the whole system, Ilk long • the usual period of the year when these disease. are Illyways mp. • • imp,. plated with deleterious matter ; neither eivitfita be gravated. the soles of irk feet wore so covered that he wigs unable i disheartened, if, after taking !we or three bottles, they should to walkt Luling no relief from his Medical adviseri, h e appli e d find themselves, in their MA apprehensions, rather wuree-i..it 19 In June, 1810; to tbe Diipsnaary, IE, Soho square; and by taking I a predicament frequently caused by the moving of malignant Srirsauer's PATENT ANTlscolto,;7lc throes, Which ht",has matter, sad Is, in fact, I very favour...hie symptom. These..dro e is . not now relinqulshed,.alk n t op tums are renwved, and his,own are gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, In :heir operation—. words are, sI am pe:ieet/y recovered." His c4iMplectioils the beet substitute th at his ever been dsseiverrd for that den , and his etature has the appearance of being ei ia ttanrtlby 'Awing girous mineral Mercury, sweetening the kilned, and stlinaltfig ' belva4 his strength, and the chiets•••t of his diseas e stormed se be ! it to expel all noxious and impure jtueel, gimp; strolth and ton e a train the digeetiveorgiopp, Mulch were ounrideraidyderaysed. Ito the nerse4. Wiiventog and invigorating berth lady and mind. In Scrophula, the power* of this mrdicing are mart .eatraordia Person* entering uPoittise holy state of watrittw y, should eod nary, and the nittnt um* cures speak its headed superiority. I cider, that it where the tomatoes is polluted, the creams That Sow As trues are numertruscounterfeits, please to ask flit' Spitibury s I froth it oiatiliot Furs " .1 • Patent Antiseorkark De** vrith . the - Muff:duty prillied in black 7t M - 414ini pretiataa lff Dr. F'dnuon. of lolvegpoil and ink, in bottles of se. do l t* *am wi,..sagargog.ll g o , duty loiltt bottPk price l oi..ifil: each; of four ifs Atte MIRAN ll .jirtlipled. • Qompossmi ce as„ r ; , j furA:oll. W Which tts. is saved, diliyalctuled ; and may be tad of a Pt i fellThtl;'lls SOO tenda, rrWirelltilbts MANN. io tbs . United Val/Vv.. •••s. • • • • • • • `< < l t