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MP • -: .. f— • .•) -- 1" . -. • • r kJ ... , 0 . Afir .4e, f , • trc 4' \ '' , I P 4 /11: 3 47 : 4 , .....r ri..e... - V‘ , 3111 rt‘ 7 . , ,ak 0 , • . 1 Wait* 1110 Of q 5:... .... ...../ ' , ICI MI:ELL 7615 j SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1811. (PRICE SIXPINCI-HAWENIii AS FLEIrS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, Jutv 2, 1211. I N conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's Commissioners for conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili tary College, that the Appointments of Professors and Masters shall be deterndued by a competition of Talents, the Governor loth hereby give Notice, that a Master of Fortification will be wanted at the Junior Departments of the said College at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. wREED, LAM BOOKSELLER, respectfu ll y • acquaints his Friends and the Public, that In conse quence of his late RESIDENCE hating been DESTROYED by FIRE, he has fitted up a Shop at No. 38, in BELL-YARD, where his business will be carried en until his former premises are rebuilt. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Lei Mon Tavern, Foxhole-street. Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th day of August Met. at Ekeen o'Cleck lathe Forenoon THE American Schooner ANN, captured by, and condemned as Prise to his Majesty's ship Shannon, P.B.V. Baoxs, Esq. Captain. Length Si feet 4 ladles Breadth 18 81 Depth 7 7,1 Admeasures 87 15-94 Tons. She Is a strong well built Vessel, calculated for general pare poses and well found. Alm; the very handsome and well built Brig ROSE IN BLOOM, coppered aad fastened, and has a figure head. Cap tured the return of her first voyage, and condemned as Prise to his Majesty's ship SUAN SON. Length ES feet 9 inches. Depth 10 8 Breadth 23 • Aduseasures 904 40-93 Tens. This vessel needs no comment, It is only necessary to see and examine her to be pleased. Also about 20 Pipes Brandy, - • 20 Casks and Cases Claret Wine, and about 10 Bales Silk and Haberdashery c l ouds, also cm. demned as Prim_ Partliulars will be expressed at a future day. For Cata logues, and further Particulars, apply to W. P. Smith, ksq. George's-street, Dock, or to - Messrs. HAWKER and SONS, Merchaate, Plymouth. Undcr the.irnmediate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Priory Reheat and Duke of York. e iN MONDAY NEXT, Augusi. 5, and during the week, at .1-lalf-past Six precisely, a Prelude Ballet of Action, in One Act, with new Scenery, Deao-ations, and Music, tailed TRACEY CASTLE, OR LOVE AND JEALOUSY. • ' —.— After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, called THE TYRANT SARACEN, AND THE. NOBLE MOOR. _ This day was published, In Royal evo. price les. in boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE on POWERS. By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SUDDEN, Esq. London : Printed for W. Reed, Lawaßookseller, Bell-yard, Lincoln's-Inn ; and P. Phelan, Ormond-quay, Dublie. No Person will be approved for the IstabUshotents, whose character will not bear the strictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College wm be held at Great Marlow on Tuesday, the 6th day of August next, for the examination of the Candidates for the above-mentioned ap pointment. b wLich piece . fwenty Horses will perform surprising feats. D;vl.-rs Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians. A Nee , Sung, called Sally of Dover, by Mr. Jones. To concluda with an entirely new Comic Pantomime, with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Decorations, &a. called THE MANDARIN ; . OR HARLEQUIN IN CHINA. Terminating with a superb and brilliant Chinese Temple. Places to be taketi at the Amphitheatre from ten till three o'ciock, which cannot be kept after seven. Doon. risen at Half-past Five; begin at Haif-past Six.--Half Price, Halt-past Eight.—Boxes, 45.-I'll, ' lbis Evening Lisbon, the popular Horse Spectacle, Equestrian Exercises, and the New Comic Pantomime of Harle quin's Amour. This day was published, price ss. Vol. I. Part I. of DEPORTS of CASES in BANKRUPTCY , ar gued and determined during the time of Lord Chancellor ELDON. By.OEORGE ROSE, Esq. • Of.tbe Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. • London . : Priv-4 for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn; and .P. Phelan, Ornsondequay, i OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 24. 1511. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JRS7Y's ORDNANCE, do Actedy give Notice, This day was published in Royal Sao. price 19$. boards, THE LAW of USES and TRUSTS. By the late • Lord Chief Baron GILBERT. The $d edition, with Notes and References, an Introchtetion, /Re. .By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SVGDEN, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Booltbeller, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn, and P. Phdas, Ormond Quay, Dublin. I\ii It. T. S. EVANS, late of die Royal Observa -- wry, Greenwich, and a2so late Mathematical Master, of the Royal Military Academy,Wiailwkh, continues to receive .a t quality YOUNG GhNTI.LMEN for Commissions in me va rious Departments of his Majesty's Service, Naval and Military, or for examination at the three Establiatunents of Woolwich, Arlarlow, and Croydon. —New Charlton, near Woolwich, Kent. EDUCA noN. 9'HE SEMINARY of the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A.M. for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-row, Isling ton, opens on Mouday, August sth, atter the Midsummer Re cess. Reference may be made to Dr. Abraham Rees, the Hon. Simon Fraser and Co. Cornhlll; and also to Messrs. Grnsvenor, Chater, and Cu Cornhill. For farther particulars see the Fifth Edition of an ESSAY on EDUCATION with a Chart of Education. JUG E. has been at considerable expence In enlarging the School and Play Ground, as well as fitting up a pleasant Apartment, with Globes, Maps, &c. fur a few elder Pupils who are finishing their education. DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DENIS JACOB begs leave to infirm the Public, that he continues to give the full Value, in ready Money, for DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. 32, Cuckspur-street, Charing-Crass, oppesite the Cannon Tavern. •„• To be disposed of, Second-hand, a Brilliant Collet Neck lace, a pair of Dress liar-rings, and a Girdle (flap. 1 1 1' HOLS ITRY. --- - - Iki tr i ODEßN Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture .I.T-r Ware-mime, Not. 16 and 17, Catherine-street,S:rand, by I.IOIIGAN arld S ‘NDERS, for their Patent sofa Beds, Chair Beds, 1:11;•erial Dining Tables, Portable Chairs, the Patent Tra falgar Sideboard, Dining Tablas, (in five different new inven tions) the Patent bras crew Bedsteads, whh Furniture and Bed ding complete, Dome Cou:h Beds, wiih every article of Jae mar. vodern taste, tor the furnial.ing of houses complete. Army and ;Navy llquit age And articles for all foreign climates, um entire new principles and sup..rior all others. N. B. Families f ornihui: ig House;, Sic. can be supplied in a few Inure, with every article of furniture to any extent - , and of the very best manufactory and mats-rule. • This day w. published, ' • L. Octavo, the Fifth Edition, price '7s. hoards, A N ESSAY on the UTERINE HIFACRR -- -I- lIAGE, which precedes the delivery of the full g l rown Tem, illustrated with Cases. By EDWARD RIGBY, Esq. F. L. S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London ; and Senior Surgeon of the Norfolk and Norwkh Hocpital. Printed fox Joseph Johnson and Coil6t. Paul's Church-yard. This day was published, Land-oniely printed in 2 vols. svo. price £i. is. in boards, a New Edition of - - - - THE WORKS of HORACE, translated into English Prose, as near the original as the different Idioms ig the Latin and English Languages will allow; with the :tin Text, and Order of Construction, in the opposite Page; and Cri tical, Historical, Geographical, and Classical Notes, in English, from the best Commentators, both Ancient and Modern ; and a Preface to each Poem, illustrating its difficulties, and shewing its several ornaments and design. Also, thu Method of Scanning the heveral Sorts of Verse used by Horace, and a Tiihle shewing, at one view, of what Sort of Verse each Ode consists; for the Use of Schools . as well as of private Gentlemen. Printed for:R. Baldwin; F. and C. l' . vington ; Orridge ; Wilkie and Robinson; W. Low ndes ; AV:Aker Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Longman ' Hurst, Rees, and Orme; J. Cethell; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; R. Lea; J. Nunn ; R. &holey ; J. Mawman ;J. Richardson; Craddock and Juy ; Rodwell ; Ana Johtimin and Co. *„° Of whom may be had, printed uniformly, In 2 vols. Bvo. price les. in boards, The Wouts of VIRGIL, translated by the same Editor. That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pail-Mall, on or before Wednesday the 7th day of August next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of TALLOW :or Service of this Department, for a period of three years, de terminable after the expiration of one year upon three months notice at the option of either party. A Specimen of the article to be supplied may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Tallow ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 7th day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon o: the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. Ey Order of the hoard, R. N. CREW. Secretary. Published this day, MR.THELWALL's LET'TER to Mr. CLINE on MENTAL, and ORGANIC DEFECTS, and on the Treatment of Impediments of Speech, 7s. 'l he VESTIBULE of ELOQUENCE: Original Articles, in tended as exercises in Recitation : together with a Sketch of the Plan and Objects of Mr. Thelwall's Institution, Sm. Ins. 6d. The Sketch of the Plan, Object , , and Terms, separately, Is. To be fiat of Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Ridgeway, Piccadilly; Kent. Holborn; and at the Institution, Bedford-place This day was-publishs d, price 4s. bound, The Fourteenth Edition, carefully revised and corrected, of THE TUTOR'S GUIDE : being a Complete -. 1 - System of Arithmetic ; with various Branches in the Ma thematics, in six parts ; to which is added, an Appendix, con taining different Forms of Acquittances, Bills of Exchange, &c. I he whole being designed, for the use of Schools, as a question book, or a remembrancor and instructor to such who have iqnne kiinveled:;e of figures ; and adap!ed for the use of the gentleman and scholar, as well as of the nian t business; and recommen ded by several very emirent Mathe et ideals. By CHARLE. VINE, Printed for Wilkie and Robinam, J. Walker, Scatcherd and Leterman, G. Robinson, C. I.aw, Vernor and Co. Longman,, Hurst, Rees, Orine , and Browne, Laekington, Allen and Co. J. 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Containing such a variety of ready useful matter, as to enable Teachers to instruct their scholars to spell and read the English Language with pro priety, without the assistance of any other Book. In which great care has been taken to collect what may teach youth their duty and behaviour towards GOD and Man, and to avoid the nuit.erotis temptations of and of their own ungovernable passions. A new Edition with improvements and additions, price ts. bound in clath, or on a fine paper, price Is. ed. bound I lu This day was published, in 6 Vols. 4:o. price £9. In boards, large pager, hot-press:d, Xl5, anew and elegant edition of DR.WA'FTS's WHOLE WORKS, containing his Sermons, Guide to Prayer, Doctrine 6f the Trinity, Strength and Weakness of Human Reason, Scripture History, Harmony of all Religions, Questions fig Students in Divinity, Essay on Psalmody, Lyric Poems, Improvements of the Mind, Treatises on Logic, Philosophy, Geography, Astronomy, Educa tion, the Passions, Remnants of Time improved, Miscellanioes Thoughts, and all hie Poetical productions. To which is prefixed, an interesting Memoir of the Author's Life, and Strictures on his Writings. by the R.:v. GEORGE BURDER. Embellished ith a superb Portrait from ac original painting, and other En graviny.s, executed in the first style, loy eminent Artists. London: Prime. by and for J. Barfield, 94, Wardour street, Soho, and sold by all the principal Booksellers in the United Kingdom.—Of whom may also be had. 1. Lavoisne's new Genealogical, Historical, and Chronological Atlas; or a Complete Guide to History, Antic= and Modern. Price Four Guineas half-bound, containing 2ci large tatiett Mapi, ooloured and hot-pressed. 2. P. Nichol,ou's Architectural D;ctiocary, publieliel monthly in part, contAirillts!c, sis sheets of letter-press, and six Oates, 4t.0. rice s. ,•acb, to be completed in 13 Pali . wHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per -8,,tal beauty in both sexes, • id in sonw pares of Ent ope are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SO:11', or Indian Washing takes, possess the peculiar prep , !rty of Living the most exquisite delicacy of texture and hiconceivaMe fairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this Spap. Even In cases where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardness and coarseness arc effectually, infallibly, and pertia rently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and de- Lacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other IncaltS whatever.. it is by experience only that any one can form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, 1 :.":11iam Wither., No. ::29. Strand, near 'Temple-bar, London; sod the Proprietors, as a further security, beg tittnt to be pani in noticing, that the name and ad dress of the Printer, E. S:Tagg, No. tr, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label el.! wrapper. All others are counterteits.• sold by alany respect- Llae Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, pi ice Is. each cake. But it is at all times necessary to be particu lar in observing the above caution, which will be the means of LA - eve:Ai/1g the impositions whic/s have of kw beta practised, • This day was published, in /Ivo. price Ss. in boards, ASERIES of LETTERS to a MAN of PRO PFRTY on the SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE, SETTLE MENT, and DEVISE of ESTATES. By EDWARD BUR rENSHAW SUDDEN, Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Second Edition. London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn. " There are few Men of Property, pardcularly country Gen tlemen, who will sot find this a very useful work. The Author has very clearly and definitely s►ewed the precautions to which it is of great importance to attend in selling, bs ing,settlng, and devising Estates. This he has done without more technical phraseology than the subject rendered absolutely necessary." Critical Review, July 1309. " The Letters to a Man of Property contain the marrow and essence of the elaborate and valuable treati , e on the Law of Vendor and Vendee, and although he strictly confines himself to the superficies of his subject.his pages exhibit unequivocal proofs of extensive k..owledge, sound judgment, and singular ac u tent ss.' Monthly Review, Lune 1810. This day were published, price Bs. POEMS, on various Subjects, includ:ng a Poem on the EDUCA TION of the Peon; an INDIAN TALE; the OFFERING or ISAAC, a Sacred Drama. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternos ter-row, London; and Rusher, Reading. Where also may be had, THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL (published quarterly) No. VI. for June, I iI. Containing a variety of Classical, Biblical, and Oriental Literature. Price 6,. Miss MITFORD's MFCEI t LANEOUS POrMs, Second Edition, price ins. 6d. with considerable additions—printed uniformly with CHRIS TINA. EPITOME SAL R. H!STORIJE, for the use of Schools. — Price 21. This e was publishei, In One Volume evo. price 153. boards, embellished with a Map and six Engravings, AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of ABERDEENSHIRE, drawn up under the direction of the Board of Agriculture. By GEORGE SKENE KEITH, D.D. Minister of Keith-ball and Kinkel]. - Printed for Longman, Hurst ' Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; D : Chalmers and Co. A. Brown, Aberdeen ; and A. Con stable and Co. Edinburgh. This day was published, price Ss. 6.1. bound, The Thirteenth Edition, carefully corrected, and censiderably - • enlarged, of A NEW and Easy Introduction to UNIVERSAL 1- 1 GEOGRAPHY ; in a Series of Letters to a Youth at School ; describing the figure, motions, and dimens' , ns o;* the Earth; the different Seasons of the Year; the sieuation and ex tent of the several Empires, Kinedoms, States, and Provinces; their Government, CuEo as, Religion, Manners, and the cha racters of the reigning Sovereigns. Ily tne Rev. R."l uttNEr., Jun. I.L.D. Late of Magdalen Hail, Oxford. - . 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To this Edition, the Author has added an Address to the Pub lic on the pri•eity of the Discovery, and a Caution against the Use of the Common or Unprepared Stramonium ; with an expo sition of the pretensions and opinions of a fee-hutting Physician, or regular Quack, of disordered re-piration siozorsete. 2.-I'he 3d Edition, enlarged and corrected, price 2s. • An English Catalogue of Drugs, specifying their properties, doses to children and adults, the proper vehicles ter their use, 1 the diseases for the cure of which they are empl o y ed, and retail DR. REES' NEW CYCLONEDIA, prices: to which are added, a description of the different Medi-. (with fine Engravings). clue and Chemical rest-chests, with an enumeration of their 1 THE Public are respectfully informed, that a Re contents, as adapted to different climates and uses ; and an ac count of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families ! publication in Monthly Parts at 20s. each, of the above : work, will be commenced on the Ist of September, and will be residing in the country. By Reece, But gess, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. regularly continued on' the first of every succeeding month till its completion. Thirty-four Parts (about half of the work), being " This is a very convenient work, and contaihs, in a short eompais, a great (hal of useful Medical information."—Critical already printed, they may be had together immediately if de- Review, Aug. ISIO. . sired ; and new arrangements are made to publish in contineation Eight Parts within the Year, so as to complete the Work within 2.—Price 24. A Familiar Dissertation on the causes and treat , men: ot the Dist ates of the Teeth. . a moderate time. A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper with Proof Itnliressions of the Plates, price £l. 16s. each Part. we h exislicit Ins:vicious for their Management, so as toren der th,-rn white and torn in their Socket, and to preserve them Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater teem Curio 1, 'Footh. ache, &c. Py J. P. 1 lertz, Surgeon-dentist. ! noster-row ; and the rest of the Proprietors. " This Work contailie much usted information, and we hope •,,* This Publication, which is the most comerehensive of its it will expeeiene:: that extensive circulation to which the import.- kind, has been undertaken at an expence of L'..:00,000, with the tanee of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Comptudtum of Me- , view of prodeciug a Work worthy of the present Unproved state dicier, June, 1 :,1 O. ,of Science and the Arts, and of the Nation. The Editor, whose 4.—Li:erary and Regular Quacks, or Fee-hunters, with curses : learning, industry, and experience, are generally acknowledged, fled the Field I .—Price so. 6d. 1 has engaged professional assistance In every department of &knee, An Exposition on the present State of the Prufeedon and Trade and the Work, from its varied nature, will, in every page, b e of M ediclue, as practiXed by Physician*, Sur;eons, Apothecaries, build to be interesting and instructive to every crass of readers. Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in Great Britain, &e. &c. By , The Engravings form a prominent and most important feature, Jeremiah 1 o:nhins, Esq. a late Member of the Faculty of Physic. I consisting of a series of Plates of General Science, Machinery, " This Wutk not only merits the serious attention or the and' Natural History, truly valuable from their variety, elegance, Members of the Paitisk legislature, but every parent the: regards , and accuracy. 'I he Scientific Subjects are eograves by Mr. the health and happiness of himself and offspring. The massy im- ; Lowry, whose improved method of Execution, std • uth of positions practised by regular meta and quacks, here detailed, re- , drawing. have never been equalled. Mr. Lowry iseed en fleet indelible disgrace on the country."--Monthly Compendium gaged in that de>artment, exclusively for the present Work, of Medicine, May, 1810. 1 which receives further and Important advantages from that able 5. Price '2s. far the Informatioc of Parliament, and Heads of; Artist's well known scientific attainments. The subjects of Na- Eatniles—Letters addressed to Mic. 0. Prendergast, Esq. M. P. ; tun!' History are engraves by Mr. Milton and Mr. Scott, with &c. uti the present State of Medicine in Great Britain, and the the taste for which those superior Artists are distinguished. The iOpposition presented to its 1 Improvement, as-a Science, by the 1 drawings of Natural History are made by Mr. Donovan and Mr. Loudon College of Physician' • with a contrasted View of the i Sydenham Edwards, and are of exquisite beauty; they are now State and Progress of Surgery Lid Pharmacy:as not cramped by 1 exhibition at No. w Bond-slrett It may be confi the same illiberal Restrictions. By Richard Rom% M.D. Mem- ! de ntiy said, that they f o rm the niost beautiful and Interesting bur of the Royal College of Surgeon& 1 anlinetlos of the kind ever exhibited. 'a Illustrated with Copper-plates. and a new set of Maps, drawn and engraved by the best artists, on purpose for this Work. To which is added, a large Map of the World, on which are de lineated the different tracks of Captain Cook's in his three Vlyages round the World. Also a Hite of the Terre , trial Globe, and a Plate of a new and curious Geo:I - nide:4 Clock. Printed for J. Johnson, F. and C. Rivint.tm, Wilkie and Ro binson, J. alker, Scatele.rd and Letterman, J. Law, Long man, Hurst, Rees and Orme, and J. Mawniatt. Of whom may he ,had, by the same Author, The 13th Edition, whit considerable additions and burfrovecnents, price 3s. 6,1. bound, An EAST INTIIODL'C MON to the Arts and Scierces ; being a short hut comprehensive System of useful and polite Learning, divided Into Lessons, illustrated with Cuts, grid adapted to the Use of Schools and Academies. Also, by Virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, The fine live oak and cedar built Ship FORTUNA, and her Cargo, coasisting of Linens, Woollens, Calicoes, Checks, Hand kerchiefs, Rum, Rice, Biscuit, Beans, Earthenware, .Fir Rafter* and Plank, Iron in Bars and Bundles, Leg and Neck Irons, Mew didne Chest, &c. completely assorted for an African voyage, captured by his hfajesty's slips MLLAMPOS and EoLus, sad condemned as Prize. Length 80 feet 8 Inches. Breadth - 24 8 Hold 7 84 Between Decks Adaleawres - 199 81-94 Tons. Also, for exportation, 46 Bags Coffee, and 12 Tierces Cocoa, returned to the Claimants ex Eliza, and 27 Serous Brazil Tobacco, ex Aurora, warehoused for expo& tation. g• For Viewing, and further Information, apply to Mews. H AWKER and SONS, Mercharts, Plymouth. VOIES for BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, and COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. • To be SOLD by-AUCTION, By JOHN BROMLEY, On Wednesday, August 14, 1811, at 12 o'clock, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING L HOUSE, at Great Marlow, Bucks, No 2, Chapel-street. Th House is in excellent repair, recently a rected,very substantially built, and contains six Rooms and a Cellar, and detached Room and Kitchen, a large productive Garden, in the occupation of Pr. Collins, tenant at will; worth per annum, JESS. Marlow is a flourishing Market Town, where property of late years has greatly increased in vale?, is situated five miles from Maidenhead, and 32 miles from London. Five Irvehold brick Dwellirg-betray near Messrs. Hayward's Floor-Cloth Manufactory, Wile End Road, being Nos. 3, 4, and :5; South-street, and two ditto, ad jol oing, in front . of Raven-row, nearly opposite the White Raven ; a freehold House, Gun-Itne, Linaehouse, near the corner of Rich-street, Commercial Road; and a large Plot of Ground fir building, adjoining, sufficient to erect one House, with gooddeyth of garden Ground. Land-tax redeemed. Rartleulars may he had at the Upper and Lower Crown, Mar. low; Fleece, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt-Hill; at the Auction Mart ; also at the Britannia Tavern, Limehouse • Lord Nelson, and Angel and Crown Tavern, Whitechapel Road ' • ind of the ' Auctioneer No. 5, Cununercial Road, St. George's, Lair , neatly opposite plouccster•stre et. N. B. Removed from 23, Cannon streer-road. TA COACHMAKERS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC BOIT% At Perth, on Tuesday, the frith day of August next, THE extensive PREMISES now employed as a Coach Work by Walker and Parkin. The Premise's are situated in Prince's-street, Perth, on the great road leading hine the Town from the South, and consist ore Caunting-room and Ware-room adjoining two large Show-rooms, Carriage-maktr:s Shop, and Sm'eli's Sap of six Forgt•s on the ground floor, whit a large Cellar beneath ; above stairs are two Paimirg-rooms, a Iso.; ) •-maker's Shop, Trimmer and and Harness•mak, is A7art went' ; on the opposite side of the street is a large Thaber-yard, with a Sawpit and several large Sheds. There is also a ennsi dcrible quantity of well seasoned "f imher in logs and in plank, whit a large atsurtment of Spokes, Naves, and reifies, all of the best quality, which with an •he other materials, will be dig:o'rd to a purchaser at a fait taluatina. The City of Perth being, per:ia;•s, the greatest thoroughfare In there are few plates better situated for cerrylng oil an extensive business, so that auy pet son wishing to pursue the trade cannot have abetter opportunity. the business hung al. eady t Eat:di:hu, enjeyiug a considerable degree of •the public patro nage, and which is on the increase. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Walker and Parkin, wko will conclude a private bargain any time previous the Sale. • TO BUILDERS ANTI OTHERS. MIDDLESEX BUILDING LAND. TO BE LET on a Building Lease APLOT of LAND at Brent - lord End; another KA: of Land at Hounslow, bolts very advrntageously situate fraiting the great Western Road. Also the Scites of several Houses at Iskworth.—Mr. Neale at Syon Lodge swill ►hew the Land, and for further particulan, apply at the of Mr. James, New Boswell -court, Lincoln'. Inn, London. GLO”CESTERSHIRE. A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, to be Let Furni-h•, for a Term of One, Two, or Three Years, most delthtfally situate near the River Severn ; consainieg on the ground-floor, a spacious Drawing Room, Dining Room, Study, and treakfast Room, commodious &A Rooms and Dressing Rooms, wi.h every domestic office ; appropriate for a family of the first distinction ; extensive walled Gardens, abounding with tho choicest fruits, Meadow Land, and extensive Right of Manor, Fishery, within one mile of the Post Town. For fur her particulars apply to Mr. Stephens, No.lB, Lower 13 ook-street, Grosvenor-square. 1 0 BE SOLD, 25 NT Cent. under the usual Prices, HUNDRED BOXES FRESH PER. FUMERY, prepared and packed for a Foreign Market, and adapted ft.r Private Families, manufactures! by Mr. J. Min nt.rwoon, (110, High -street, Whitechapel, Perfainer to the Prince Regent), to the Order ea West India Gentleman, whose views in shipping are disappointed, and on whose account they are to be disposed of. 100 Boxes contain each two dozen .Thys sinian Flower Soap, and two dozen Windsor ditto ; 150 Boxes contain each two dozen Abyssinian Flower Soap, two dozen Windsor ditto, two handsome Metal Shaving Boxes, filled with Abyssinian Flower Soap, two Half-Pints i.aveadcr Water, one ditto Honey Water, two Bottles Oil of Rolle. ' two Silver-wired Toot's Brushes, and two Boxes fi ne Tooth Powder: alto 50 Boxes, with the exception of two Metal Boxes, avid an addition of four Packets of Cosmetic Powder, and two of P.ouge.—Also 200 dozen V indsor, Violet, and Abyssinian Flower Soap, 49 • dozen Oil of Roses, Jessamine, and Essence of Musk. 'I he above are to be sold by the Manufacturer, with an assur* ante that they are of good quality.—Bills of Parcels given at the u.ual Prices, and a deduction of 25 per cent.—Orders for a siss. gle Box, or any number, will be delivered In the Metropolis; and those for the Country, sent to the Inns, Qee of expiacse -4:. pe r box, neat money, for each of the last 209. •