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CORNHILL; No. 269, STRAND; and No. 38, HAY MARKET, PICCADILLY, where the first OEBO,OOO Prize, the only £40,000 Prize, and the last £21,000 Prize in the State Lot tery ever Sold, were Shared in Si Shares : Likewise the Grand Capital Prize of 1000 Tickets, entitled to X 24,765, Was sold at thl . hbove Offices, Itt sixteen Sixteenth., and where likewise eight £9.0,000 Prizes, have been sold in l 0! Shares since the 14th of March, 1608; the numbers, and how shared,, may be seen at either of the above fortunate Offices, with several 'RtO,OOO, S5OOO, £lOOO, &c —and, in the last State Lottery, the Tickets sold by I. BRANSCOMII only, in sundry Shares, produced .t 101,875 out of £200,000, that bring the whole amount of Prizes in the said Lottery, which are now pro - ILK at the above Offices on demand, as usual, (.r taken as cash in e tchange for Tickets or Shares, in the third and last Grand City Lrttery, now an Sale, and contains Capital Prizes, amounting to upwards of £lOO,OOO. LORD VALENTIA's TRAVELS, Three Vo-.1 him., Quarto, and Mr:192 1 11.3 4 's Twenty-four VIEWS, will be published on Mondsriatort; the 19th last. by William Miller, Albemarle-street —N. 11..Tbf lone paper copies are all bespoke. . - TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. THE Daughter of a respectable Tradesman, whol has long been accustomed to fnstruct Youth, . wishes to engage herself as Prepa ra t or y G overness i n a G ent l eman ' s Family. i The advertiser is qualified to teach the Ingli . 1 1 and French Lan guages giammatjcally, Writing and Arithmetic, Geography, and the like of the Globes, Drawing and Musk, with every descrip tion of Needle -work: The country will be preferred. The most res, eatable references can be given. Letters (postage free) addressed to A. Z. No. 31,Thil0i4Xestir - 4 West Smithfield, .will meet with doe attention. - I'O 13E DISPOSED OF, ;a one of the largest Thoroughfares in I.onclon, a Shop hi 4411 Trade, in Ai Hilerdushery, Hosiery, Lace, and „Vane Una. T ut p re . m i usit will be sin Al. The Stuck to be ,talsen-aka fair valuation—sup, pose gGaGO or El 000. Part , of the on,ey may be paid slow% and good bills taken for the ru residue. Dirpct (p ,a 1)604 . , A. E. Clolie Tavern, Moorgate, Finsbury. ' - • This day waa pobUsb d, fn Quito, . ii - !, . . . . With twelve Plates, engraved by Caroline Watson and Wares prlce'2l. as. in biards, THE LIFE of GEORGE ROMNEY, Esq. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Esq. A few Copies &reprinted on large paper, price 31.31. MARCiATE. • ' • • TO BE SOLD DT AUC 1 lON—By R. COLLARD, At the Reyal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, AMR Sift o'clock in the Afternobof • , A. MODERN built FREEHOLD RESII)ENCE, a• fit for the reception of a genteel Family. The House rem sists of jtitchen mid Offices on the Basement, Eutranoe-hall, • Breakfast and Diniag Parlours on the first floor, Sitting-room and lledLroom 'on the one gait, two Bed-chambers Mt the two pair, !ad two Servants. rooter is the attics; a zood Garden, about ad Perches, well stocked with choice fruit Trees. The above Estate is situate its AkeulteediplaCe. Margate, anti commands very extensive Land and Sea Prospects, together with a Cottage detached.—The Furuiture and Fixtures which are mo dern, may be taken eta fair appraisement. .For further particulars apply to the -Auctioneer, •Breadstairt, or to Messrs. GOold and Gore, ProspectAill, Margate ; pr of Mr. Wm.Hannak, N 0.1.5. Centimeter row, Block friars, London. Printed for T. Payne, No. 80, Padl-Mall. PROPERTY, BY PRIVATE CON iltaar AND imue AUCTION. . • • • MESSRS. BROWNE and Co. beg to anneunceto -kvi• the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, the Opening of their Establishment for BUYING, SELLING, and LETTING, by Private Contract and Publi: Auctioa, in England; Ireland, and Scotland, Lands, Houses, Church Preferment, Annuities, Rever sions, Shares ht Public Concerns, and Property of every Des cription. With a view to 9te convenience of their clients, Messrs. Browne and Co. will'adtance Money to any Amount on Estates designed for early Sale ; and c o nt ent t he mse l ves witClittle more than Intlf the Commission charged by other Auctioneers, thus slicing to the public a saving of 50 per Cent. All Letters to be post paid —No. 7, Bucklashadi4treet, Adelphi, London. This day was published, in Bvo. price 75.6 d. boards, -/- N ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON CHE MIS FRY, comprising the, most importent facts of the Scierce, w• is h Tables of Decomposi:ion, on a new plan ; to which is added, a.: Appendix, giving an account of the latest Discoveries. By CHARTES SYLVESTER. Muted :or Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. This day were published, illustrated with a map of the Route and six other appro./fiats Engravings, in Octavo, price 12s. bOonli, LETTERS from PORTUGAL incl SPAIN, *darn during the March of the British Troops under Sit John Moore.•:--By AN OFFICER. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. samisea Grads, aod•all Orders from the Country, either for State or City Shares, duly erecutod at the above Offices. and no w•ttre else in Loidon prWedmins: er on their account. INTENDED BRIbGE, OVER THE KING'S FERRY, TO SHEPPY. . LEASEHOLD HOUSE. T HE Unexpired Term of 16; years, of a small HOUSE, being No. 12, Chapel-street, Amt. Aucilepsereet, held at a yearly rent of X6O. . The Pretnium . and the Furniture at pnesest it, will be saki for .G600.—.-Apply to Mr. Wilkins, 94, Jerraywitr4:it• YORKSHIRE. .. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of FREEHOLDERS of the comrry of KENT, and lit HABITANTS of the ISLE of - BHEPPY, held at the, Fountain Inn, Sheerness, the sth day of June, 1809, to take info considera tido the Propriety of applying to Parliament to erect a Bridge over the King's Feiry, in the Mid Sheppy, THOMAS ASHFELLD, Esq.% the Chair. 'These Letterscontain 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 mma. 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 authentic account of the disasters and blasted hopes of one of the finest armies dist ever left the British shore. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ••.. At the George Ino, Coney-street, in the City of York, ea Than day, the 29th day of June, at Five ,a'Clocs. in lb* Afternoon, compact and.inaprovAble FREEHOLD ESTATE, radted High and Low. Barn*, situate in Vats Townthip of ButtertrUmb, in the Parish; of %swill, about tea miles distant Croat Mallon, and ten filen York, coninthing 441A:0R. 34P. be the came more or iiies,*of exceilent Asrab r, Mezlow, Pasture and Wood Land, with a gene proportion of rich Grazing Land anti Old Sward, now 'divided taco Two. Farms, in the occupation of Messrs. .Flster . ind Siserwotid,..et very tow Rents, and of which possession inay-be had.at Lade day next. This Estate Is situate on the River ..Dereeedt, navigable to Malton, and open to die Pori Hull; compact in form, closed ;ad subdivided with • good Fenccs ana ornamented by i• cortilderable quatnity of thrifty Young Timber, it situate eminence, in a beautiful Country, and will suit aurperson within* to form a Residence laws:llas the pUrsuir-of Agriedkure. May be viewed by applying so. the 're:mute; or to Mr. Buckle. Peascholme Green, York; and primed particulars had a the principal Imo at Mahon, Beverley and Hull; 'at the' Ceorge lnrl and Hereld' Office, in York; and further , parrieidere may be known of Mr. Munby, Solit.i:or, York ;I of .Mtiors. Nceid and Fladgate, Solicitors, Norfulk-street; or . of Air. Cnaricige, Pal Mall, London, where a Plat. di the Estate may be seen. GREAT BRIJ - AIN AND AIVIERICA.' The Chairman-opened ebe business of the-Meeting, and-stated, that in cOnsequence of the great increase of Shipping, Population, and Trade, at libe!erness, and lak of Sheppy ; and also the vast National Improvement now making, in constructing, at Sheer neis Dock l'ard, large Docks,for docking and repairing first rate and other Men of War, it was expedinst that Mmtinp of the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of this County, particularly in ,Isle of Sheppy and its vicinity, be. had, to take into co/solder :dm the propriety and absolute necessity of applying to Parlia ment, for an Act to erect a Bridge over the King's Ferry to the laTe of Sheppy, to obviate the great inconvesienoe,, danger, and delay now experienced not only to his Majesty's Service, but to the Inhabitants of the Island, who are continually passing and reprising; also the Troops, Horses, Carts, Carriages, and Cattle, by means of the present dangerous and uncertain Ferry. Resolved unanimously, That a General Meeting of the Free holders and Inhabitants of the Isle of Sheppy, aid Eastern Divi sion of the County of Kent, be convened at the Rose Inn, Sitting bourne, on Friday, the 7th of July next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to take into consideration the absolute necessity of ap plying to Parliament early in the next Session, for a,l Act for the erection of a permanent Bridge over the King's Ferry, at or near This day was published, price Ss. 6d. A MERMAN CANDOUR, in a Tract lately L -k• published at Boston, entitled, " An Analysis of the late Correspondence between our Administration aid Great Britain and France, with an attempt to show what are the real causes of the Failure of the Negotiation." Boston, Printed : I.onden Reprinted and sold by J. M. Rich ardson, No. p, Corohill , 611Posite the Royal Etchange. a,',• A Pamphlet like the above would exeite no small porticn of public attention at. any period; but anderthe present situation of tbe two Countries, it willow doubt, be Realised with the greatest a4ii.l,ty, as furnishing the most cleat and candid' view of the conduct of the two Countries, relative to the lateNegociation. „CAPITAL MANSION, PARK, and LANDS, SURREY, TO BE LET, Furnished, for Three or Five 'Velars, 13v WINSTANLEY and SON. CAPITAL . MANSION HOUSE, seated in a 1 - Park of One Hundred ind Eleven Acres, with Oakes, Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure Grounis, Green and Hot-horses, ' and every requisite accommodation for a Family of distinc don. The House contains Dining and Drawing r• oins, El/Bard-room, Entranee•liall, .numerotnt Bed-chambers and Dressing rooms, anti suitable domestic Ofact.s, and immediate possession may be had. Forty-three Acres of Land or more may be had, if required -.-Principals may receive Tickets, and further pat tic. - lars, on application to Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row. . NEAR. LEWES,`SUSSEV, j Capital Freehold Estates, Manors :Fines, and Quit-Rents, Per.. penal Advnwse-.1, Mansion, .Irks, Farms, and Lands, bent thereto. Resolved, That these Resolutions be printed in the Times, STAR, and Kentish Gazette. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his zeal in promoting so national and useful an undertaking to bia,Majesty's - Service, at Sheerneis, and the In habitants cf the Eastern Division, and Isle of Sheppy, and for his impartial conduct in the Chair. By Order of the Meeting, • THOMAS ASHFEILD, Chairman. A General Plan of the Isle of Sheppy, and Seim rithe intended Bridge t roay be seen at the Office of Mr. Dodd, Engineer, Change- Alley, London. FREEHOLD ESTATES FOIL SALE IN KENT: TO BE SOI,D'RY PRIVATE coarkAcr. ' AFARM, called HEEL, tying in the Parishes of Thot+ ley and Stillesida, two miles from Cbartng, and six from Faversham; consisting of a dwelling-house, barn, s:able, and ether auceebery outbuil.lings, together with 37 acres of ara.- ble, pasture, aad woad, Alto, CORN HILL fAX74/1, in the same parishes; co:salvia! of a' Laiste, barn, stable, &c. and 57 acres of arable, pasture, and wood. The above_Laatt is situated in a sporting country, aboundiug with gansed r . -Pbseession may be had at 'Michaelmas next. . . SENATORIAL WRANGLING. This day was poblisbed, prise One Shining IRELLUM CATILINARIIIM* or4rAtLyS e r Travesded..;—Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall Mall. • Where may be hie, price 4s. Ail Ise Talents'. Garland, lududing Elijah's Mauls, the Utl Possidetis, and otter Peons, of Ale Gamin Anther. Aho, price 10s. Q. Clarke's M e moirs of the Kingly and Papal Supremacy. • VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. This clay was published, a NeW Edition, embellished with ONE HUNDRED BEAU nizta. ENGRAVlNCifwagy*orke Ya ad. found ; *i:h a full allswaner for Beliools, 4, R EADING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes 4 .%- in Schools being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling- Books; and an Introdustion to the Class Book and Speakei. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. Author of the Class-Book, Grammar of Philosophy, First Ca .. ikiftrfthr particulars, apply tither to Edward Hughes, Strteeth, near Ashford or John Stunt, Gillingham, near Chatham—if by letter post p)i4l. VALUABLE CC t'Y HO I.D ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL, AMPSTEAD. This day was published, price !a. COBBETT CONVICTED, and the REVOLU- N-A TIONISTS EXPOSED, in as Answer to the Letters which have appeared in the Political Register, on the Sui4ect or Par liamentary Reform, addressed to Mr. William Cobbett.-2y Detector. Primed Tee C. Chapple i ; Cradock and Joy, Pater noner-rovr ; and Elaekloek, Royal Exihange. Where may be had, 1. State of the Foreign Affairs of Great • Britain, by Mr. Leck;e, price Its. • 2. State of oh? Domestic Affairs, price es. 641. This day was published, • In Octavo, peke Since each; 'or ss. a Dozen, I.ErMENTS of RE F ORM, x or an ACCOUNT of the MOTIVES and INTENTIONS of the ADVOCATES forPARLIAMENTARY REFORM., By WILLIAM COBBETT, Proprietor of the Political Register. Pitlictied by J. Gol:l 103, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street ; .I..lisperne, 31, Corthill ; J. ratct?ard; 190, Piccadilly; Reynolds and Sohs, 137, Osford.strret ; ind may be had of all Booksellers and News men, in Town at.d Country. Of whom may be had, . P:ce:rdings of a General Court Martial, held for the Trial of three Ors of the Seth Regiment of Foot, on art eral charges preferred against them individually. By the sal& William Corixtr. A NEW AND IMPOR'TANT 'This day was publishei price 9d. or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the fai allowance to &hada THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, -a. containing common 'flings accessary to be known, and adapted to th e capac i ty an d cur i os i ty o f Childress between flour and TEA Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Authcr of the Class Book; the Reading Exercises, or Intro duction to the Class Bonk ; of the Grammar of Philosophy, &c. • Parent and 'Tutor will be instantly struck with the use fuli•css araimpereance of this new Catechism, which begins with teaching the Ct:ikl to count Ten and name the Days in she Week.. ar.d Fusee& by easy bteps to the definition and explanation of efin Vrea familiar and onmmoa objects. It bears in fact, as to tho ousiness of li!e, and the first prinsipies of general knowledge, 17 ittYy the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the ecoy Cresh!sms of D. Watts, bear to the Principles of 'Religion and l i tnitsd for limn ARD es, NO. 6, Bridge-street, I.oluien; Sad to ke had, with ;he other Much approved Worki - of the Pate hot, of. all Booksellers in Tosvn and Country. • • AMES SKELZON, aged 96, of Walton on the J Epsom, Surrey, was seers, years afflicted with seven or ktist holes in his right log, and Lierween SO and Ku pities of can.e away during that per!ed. The discharge and vreAness Increasing, nonlife ucass;sted to move, taking off his leg %las pro prcs dto save his lift. He then confidently applied to SPLLS SIRY's 'PATNT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; id a year soul a half, by that alone, he is restored to health, aud it is now throe years since he has to:lowed his laborious occupation. He 1.11111:sty any inquiries, personal: y, or by letter, post paid. rnuine Mcdtcine has the words " fly the King's Patent," ea p:eisti on the hott:e, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the Klrg's duty is trinted in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No 15, Siilicssaquart, Lonillin, in small bottles of sa. tid. double. honks IN.; s. El !arger IL 2s. Corn2ound Esselte tv allay an pleas:kat irr:tatlan, BS. techism, &c. &c. This Work recommends itself to general adoption in all Semi naries, by the following peculiar features: 1. It i► printed in a large clear'Type, 2.. It is rendered interesting by numerous Embellishments. 3 The subject matter is adapted to the capacity of Children, and is at once entertaining, moral, and instruct've. 4. All the difficult and long words are selected, divided, and printed at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Testament. Printed for RICIARD PuIj.LIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and. to be had of all Booksellers and Stationers is the United Kingdom ; of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The CLASS-BOOK, or Lessons Tor every Day in th Year, price Ss. bound. 'the FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Common flings necessary to be known at an early age, price Dd. 9. The GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, or Fay Introduc tion to the useful Sciences, on the plan of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geogro;hy, price rs. bound in blush In the Press, and speedily will be published, *be by the same _ A Grammar of Chemistry, prise Ss. ed. A School Dictionary, price 26. ed. • An English Grammar, price ta.. THE WATERING PLACES POR Iso9 This day seas published, price ISz. In boards. 131. 6d. in red, or 14s. calf , gilt,' in one very thick and closely-printed Volume, illustrated with nearly 70 Maps and Views, HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA-BATHIN . 4 PLACES in England and Wales. fyr 1304, consisting of Ace irate and CircirmstantialDescriptlons of ever, Mee of Fashionable Resort, and of theCnrioslties and Sce nery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to sad from each Place. ty the EDITOR eats PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, and has been so universally ap• proved of for its conapleteness and accuracy, that any further de scription of it contents, or any observations on its merits and uti lity would be superfluous. The Places described are : ABERYSTWYTH LEMINGTOk PRIORS BATH isri . LE HA MPToN BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOGNOR ,HOTHAMPTON LY M r NGTON BURLINGTON MALVERN .BRIGHTON MARGATE BRISTOL HQT WILLS and MATLOCK ' 'CLIFTON RAMSGATE BELOADSTAIRS •' SCARBOROUGH BUXTON SIDMOWTH CHELT7NHAM SOUTHAMPTON CROMBH SOUTHEND • DAVILLIM - SWANSEA • DOVER • - I TEIGNNIOUTI 4 I EASTBOURNE I TENET F.XMOOTH FOLKSTON" FOWKY TUN BR MOE WELLS WEYMOUTH WORTHING HARROWGATE HARWICH Ykß)4otiiii A TOUR to the LAKES HAS'IMNGS A TOUR hi WALES I Lint ACOMBE ATOUR ha NOterki ISLE OF WIGHT &c. &c.i,:c: Printed foeßsenAab PstLLIPs, No 6, Bri (ipso reet, Black friars; and to be had of all Booksellers, T•articolarly of thos e who reahleat the rts,icctive Sea-Baothigand Watering Places. . Of whom may al.* be haa t AIii.PICTUKA of LONDON foe 1 . 699, by :lie aa..4.41 plias St. Wood 4 se4. .. ti.,~.. ~n''. the Navigable River Ouse, andestensive Common Rights. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's Ccff..e-house, Change-alley. Cornhill, on Thur..- • • • ail, tbe !Mk of Ray, Ft Twelve o'clock, in Op. Lot,. , .with, .LYaluablp EREEHM.I) ESTATE, with, . . Mapor ofrlsierielaansl.Werniugrsve, fines And QU . it- Rents ; 'the capital Manakin Newick Piper, wit Offices of all'ascriptione, 'excellent Carden walled round, PlatS; tations,Varka;Woods; Vat-Ms-and Lands; the Whole upwards of 112 i Aexes.all lying-compare in a.most beautiful and pictateescite part of the Country, opposite the South Downs. Also the ohm? bleAectory of. Newick ? with a good P.:roonate House, Olfee, .Giti.d'ens, add Land ; and the • great and small 'fithet of the Parish. loffostioii.aud 'thief of the" Parkori - sdontalning 955 Aesea, ave on lease to Sir Eljab Im; ey, during two lives, each about 75 years; the otter Parks and Woods, containing 273 Acres, are in hand ; the remainder of the Lands, with good Farm-houses asd Out-buildings, and sundry Cottages, are let to Tenants at will; the whole are at low rents. This Estate is a desirable property, the grounds are pleasingly diversified. and ornamented with full grown 'limber; the Lands adjoining the Navigable River Ouse, and a short distance from the sea ; only 43 locks front London, 14 frem Last Cr instead, seven from Lewes, 15 from Brighton, and 16 from Tunbridge, the right 'oil the Common Lands may be considerably improved by; to inclosure. • May he viewed by applying to Mr. Markwick, at Chaeley, of whom pzniculars may be had; at the Crown, Newick Creep; Star, Lewes; Old Ship, and the Casale, Brighton; Weller, Chichester aMr. Lear, Auctioneer, Arundel; Dorset Arms, Eau To be peremptorily resold, pursuant to three several orders of tho High Court of Chancery, bearing date respectively the 12th, 15th, and 16th days of May, 1809; made in a Cause wherein Thomas Morris aid others are Plaintiffs, and James Clarkson ansl another are Defendants, with the approbation of Robert Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chan eery-lane, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June, inst. between the hours of two and three o'clock in the afternoon, in Three Lots: A VALUABLE COPYHOLI) ESTATE, situ ate at Child's Hill, wichia the Parish and Manor of Hen don in the Coun v y of Middlesex, adjoining each aide of the road leading from Hampstead Heath to the Edgware Road; contain in7 about 24 Acres of Land, with the family House, Orchard, and Garden; together with the Pottery,. Kilns, Sheds, and Build ings appertaining to the Manufactory ; with the She.;s for Stalls in: Cattle, Cow-house, Coach-house, and Stables; and also, the Castle Public House, and the several other Houses, Gardens, Meadows, Lands, and Fremises t late the property of Samuel Morris, of Child's Hill aforesaid, deceased. N. B. The above-mentioned Lands produce the best Earth for making Sugar Bakers' Moulds, Pots, Jars, Red Rubber., Paving Bricks, Tiles, Red Stocks, Grey Stocks, Chimney Pots, &c. These Prsmises may be viewed at any time previous to the Sale; and Parliculars had gratii it the said Master's Chambers, in SouthaniPtim-iouildings,Chancerv-lace; of Mr.Amrtistr.v,So licitor, Hare Court, Temple ; of Mr.,Battye, Solicitor, Chancery lane ; and of Mr. Morgan, Solicitor, Aedford-row, Loado4. Grinstead; White, Hart, Godstons; King's Arms, Croydon; at Garraway's; of Messrs. Blake and White, Es.ex-str, , et, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu•square,where a Plala of the Estate may be ►eeu. FREEHOLD ESTATES of the Late Rl:7. EDWARD WIL SON, D. D. in KENT and SUSSEX.--By Mr. NEVE, • At the Woo!pack, in Tenterdeu, on Tuesday, the 1 Rh of I uly neat, between the hours of Three and Six o'clock in the Atte:noon, Lot 1. A MANSION-HOUSE, several Cottager, -1- -I- Barn, Out-house, Stable, Lodges, and 145/1.16P. (more or less) of Arable ' Meedow, Puture, Hope and Wised Lands, generally known by the e names of Blackwell Ferns wed Broomfield, in Hinxhill, Wye and Willesborough in Keat e de mised to leleeses. Amos': and Barber, by a Lease which expecte at Michaelmas 1815, except the Wooelland about three Acme, which is In the hands of the Proprietor. Lot 2. A Messuage, Cottage, two Bards, Stable, Lodge, and 74A. SR. 38P. or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, generally known by the Names of Point Perilous Fern, CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LA3IDS, AND J.EASE- end Maboroft in Hatiugleigh, and Wye in Kent, Ia the uecupa. HOLDu, FIZARTLYIVIOU'f H.—TO BE 'SOLD, Lion of Richard Rolle, why .ias nutiec to quit a; Michaelmas neat. HE Fee-simple and Inheritance of all. th at very Lot S. A Farm-house , two Barns, Outhouse. Stable, Lodges, T,valuahle and desirable MANSION HOUSE and EsrATL, and 106 A. IR. AS P. (more crier.) of Arible, Meadow , Paoure, allied COXSIDE. the late Residence of Savile William Shepherd, Hops and Wood L and, galled Park Pale Farm , in the parish ei: Eve. deceased, cousi*ting of qii elegant Drawing-room, Dining- Mounifield, in Sussex, iu the occupation of Robert Christine*, room, Library, and Breakfast-raom, two large Bed-rooms and under a Lea s e which ex p ires at Michaelmas 1821. Lot 4. Four Pieces of Marsh Lance tu Lydd, in Kent, contain* Dresting-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, with by estimation 46A. OR. -OP. now in the occupation of Mr. John convenient Garrets arid Attic, for Servants, large Kitchen, Ser vants' Hail e Dairy, Larder and Wash-house, two Water-closets, Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entree:cc Court i Saw ' •er, under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1811, Lot S. A Dwellin g- house , Bain, Stable, and seven Pietas of front ; also , at a short and convenient distance a Counting-house Marsh Land, cooteinine by estimation 35 A. OR. SOP. in Old and extensive Wart:boom, a large Lawn, surrounded with a Romney, in Kent, in the occupation of Mr. John White, who • Shrubbery and two excellent walled Gardens well stocked with has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. A Fruit-tress, together with about IS Acres (more or lass) of tech Lot 6. Barn and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Paste: -Land, containing by estimation • • e. OR. $aP. ill Rye, Pasture Land adjoining the House, and for many years put iu the owner's e:cupation. in Sussex, (on part of which the Foot Barracks now stand) in the occupation of Mr. Proctor, under a Lease which expir e► a t he. Also the Fee simple and Inheritarce,of all that Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, late in the occupation c kaelnlas 1811% of George Down, deceased. . Lot 7. A fierce of Marsh Land near Bliekvrall,bsWittersainte in Kent, containing by estimation 4A. OR. Sitel ) . in the Ger-option Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years determinable on of Mr. George Morphett, jun. who has notice to quit at Micheal, mas next, together with a channel rent Of 173.6 d. per annum. the death of one good I.ife aged about 40 years, cubject to the d .o e2 t up_ B i .. n. l i iih e t r nh ee teer p ot te ec c lui es ,pitli o ti f oK lVL neon a tf d , o ucenta w:lLP in al g.k, ttr i ie ye, L e r wkoini d, a c t l a l o l sn ed ,ne ro ticeA. paynient of the yearly conventionary rent of £B, all those Cloeas of rich Pasture Laud adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, and occupi • ed Iroßnl therewith, colitaining about eight Acres (more or lees.) . N. B. The M a nsion House and Out-housed have within these R . n A l : l ; C" h a a p a i ß t e-11 1 1 M i n a :m s n i t ex s a i b o t .i n e: w Lod itk i a es G , Garde n, O i rch in a c r other , and iiu Pl i elbe id. s trc. o r i l ou g it rou t 91 t. few years been rebuilt at a very considerable es not, and are at proem in excellent repair, and the whole of the premises from ings, and eight several pieces of Meadow, Pasture,and Woodfield, their vicinity to the new road ? made by the Plymouth Embank : aunt Company, have increased, and are continuing to increase in coped the Oaks, in Tenterden, in Kent, coistainino, by esti:nide/ft, value, and . form a most Bearable end•retired Residence for aelarge 38 A. 2R.27 P. The leouse.and 24 4 4.. litlo P. the tend e rest family, or ou opulent Merchant, with every advent - age from their • vicinity to Sutton Pool and th e Harbour and Town of Plymouth. in the occupatios of '1 homes Weston, Est. under as which expires Michaelmas 1517 The other part of the ' For selling the seine, a Public Auction will be held at the 14 A. 1R.17P. is in t h e occupation of Mr. Longley, vehedidgia. cite to quit at Michaelmas nun London Tavern , in Fonhole-street, Plymouth, on 'Thursday, the .. .. „ 29th day of June inst., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. N. B. The whole of the Land tax is redeemed. 'Fite Mansion House at Coxside may be viewed on Tuesdays The Tenants of Lots 1 and 2 will spew their Farms, and &ii and Fridays only, between the hours of eleven o'clock in the Tenants or their Lookers in the Marsh, the respective lots beer*, morning, and two p'clock in the afternoon, and any f u r t h er p ar - and Mr. N e ve t h o se a t Tenterden .— Furthee part velars of Jove; si tic u u2 s ars tree tle: Bet Ybe " t 4 :7 , b L y o li n Pt a ll ; alito.. P W . ar ta ; vi N u ee ie thi c ae, Esq. Bea- 1 and 2, may be had of Mr. Thos. Turner, of Old Laud, near Esq. at Cm- , Lewes; and of Mr. Neve, 'Fenterden—and of the other Lew of side House, near lelyMouth ; or to lvir: Wm. Foot, Solicitor, in , the above Mr. Turner,. the Rev. Mr. Richard Turner, of Mare. plymelithiPeskeeaeleit May 144 ISOli. .. i . I field, in Sussex; the Dailies. to Trust, aad'af Mt. Neve. , . . . • " • . . .., . • e ot, tee . . . II• - e ... - e ~ :Ir• e. ... . o ~• • ete.e:etotte. ••• e . ' ee e • - . • :. e., All Ni leleiZe=ketit eileii • eteitieiarsan. 1114 V 14141174;. 3 's" . ''''''. '''' 4- .--4..: ** *446 14 " ' ' ' ' ''''. —. ' • , • ASTRONOMY SIM MAME). This day was published, Price 6s. illustrated by nume.rons large plates, on a new plan, THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ; or, a popular explanation of the Wonders of the Heavens and the various celestial phenomena, adapted to the meanest capacity. By the AUTI-10R of the WONDERS of the. MiCROCO PE. Printed for RICIIARD PICILLIPS, Londout i oad La Pe had of all Booksellers. Also, the W O nests Of the Mt eROs co PE ; il lnitritt#e"of the Creation, in regatdtorninuistobjccts, with very lisromplotes, GREZIOAT'S LECTOR IS Oft NAJUKAL #64 .EZIIiskIiENTAL PnixosoPar, 2 T0111..135. BLAIR'S GRAtiitirAt Of NAT 11..PittifidOPF 4 6 SS. ett VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, KINGSTON lialteSts KNIGHTSBRIVGE. • TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,- 7 ' - A MAGNIFICENT FREEI-fOLD MANSION; called KINGSTON HOUSE; situated in-Knightsbridge ; commanding front one:front the whole extent of Hyde Park, and from the South a beautiful prospect of the Surrey Hills; together with the Gardens, Green-house, Shrubberies, Plant:, &c. &c. The whole is bounded by a lofty and substantial brick wall, and contains within its circuit an area of three Acres. The Purulture may: be hid. It is at peesent occupied by Earl Stairs who bias i short lease of the premises. For Particulars apply to Mr. Wilkins, 94, Jermyn-skiniet..*