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.. NUMBER 75331 t • , . ' • .-- y-.7• • •••' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April IS, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .pf 'HIS MI. JEST?: ORDNANCE, th herAfy ihrs Natio, That Proposals will - be received at their Office in Pill Malls I 0 or before Wednesday, the Sth day of May next, from such Persons as may be willing-to undertake the supply of . HORST , SHOES, HORSE-SHOE NAILS, FORELOCK-KEYS, and RINGS, for service of this. Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, 'upon. application at the Principal Storekeeper's ()Bice, at the Tower; and further particulars, together with the terms. and conditions of the con tract, may be known at the Secretary?' Office in Pall Mall afore said, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed—" Pro posals for Horse-Shoes, sec.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party Makigg it, or an Agent in kis beludf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, A. H. CRAW, Seetwary. R ELIEF OF T HE BRITISH' PRISONERS IN PRANCE. Antonin advertised - - 416,1143 8 9 Lee. G. Pearson, for.tke Pariah of Wooster,Therltythire 1 17 0 bunebnrch Church. arar ; Rugby, per Rev. H. Baines 916 0 Blandford Churehi Dorsetahlre . . - 33 510 St. James's'Churcit.:Cokbeitet, per 'Rev. L . Darkins Ili 11 11 St. Ruawald's Chureb,Colelteeter, perßev. W.• Wa ne 1! 8 0 Petty OScers, Seamen & Marines et H M. &Aboukir 38 3 6 Stanway chnrch, near Colclieaterovr Dr. Deane $ 5 1 0 Smarden, Kent , per Rev. W m. M ' Renzie - Sl4 ... 8 Hi eroo imas Buontester. EA+ Rev, - 4 if 0 1 .10 10 01 Aldiegton-com- Smith, Kent,por . David ill Messrs. Capel and Cucrton - - 5 0 0 Bellingferci Parish, Norkik.per Rev. Thos. Cowper 715 0 Stone Church, near Dartford,Rent;per Rev.T:Heathcot 19 1 9 Willishorough Parish - - 4 14 6 Taynton Pariah. Oxford, per• Ree. Wm. Merrick 39 ' 7 St. Mary's Church, Kilkenny, per Rev. Peter Roo 710 10 great Marlow, Ducks, per Rev. W. Hicks, Vicar 25 0 7 Birfield,.Berks, per _Rev. Dr. Callum - 14 9 0 Parishes of Honor; Kirby; and Sutton, art - tone, Kent. per Rev. Robert Fountain, Vicar • 29 0 0 ltndey Church, Norfolk, per Rev. J. W. nevelt, Rector 1 II 6 Subscriptions tranunkted par Mr Charles Loraine, Dart. raker, and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Loraine, Baker, and Co. - Wm. J. Charleton, Esq. Hesleyeide lilr. Francis Evart, Newcastle Mr. Josiah Thomsen,jan. ditto Mr. William Potter, ditto - Messrs. Nichol and Ludlow, ditto Lonsthaughton Church - limblet op Church, per Rev. R. Mitchell Idward Gallon, Esq. - Forster and Wailes - - Transmitted by Mr. Hancock ; Parish of Huish Champflower, near Upron,'W'orete tershiro • - - - T. Gordoo, Esq. xlbte - - • ----- Blake, Esq. Upton - - Mr Deosham, ditto - . • - Parish of Upton . - - . Parish of Whittle - - - The (lbapelry of Lee Brockharst, sbropaldre, by this Rev. Robert Pugh .. - - - - !0 0 THOMAS tER9USON, Secretary, No. 3. George-yard, Lombard-street. This day was POI/Shed, is 2 large vols. royal quarto. embellished with Mips, Plans, and Views, price X 8 Si. T'HE HISTORY of LONDON and its Environs: containing an Account of the Origin of the City ; hs state tinder the Romans, &wens, Daum, and Normans; its Rim and Progress to its Present State of Commercial Greatness; Maud ing as historical m ord of every important tad interesting public event, from the Landing of Julius Caesar to the present Period ; it a Description of its Antiquities, Public Buildings, and Este blialiments—of tho Revolutions in its Government ; and of the Calamities to which its inhabitants have been subject, by Fire, Famine, Pestilence, &c. ; likewise, an Account of ail the Towns, Villages, and Country within 25 tulles of London. By the late Dr. HUNTER. and other Gentlemen. Printed for John Steckdale, Piccadilly. -•- 5- 0 2 2 0 1 1 a 0 10 • 1 0 0 1 1 0 7 10 6 9 10 $ 1 0 s s o 1 1 0 • 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 O 12 0 • 10 0 SILK stoqxugGs, SELLING off uncommonly cheap, at No. .52, Cheepside, near Sow Church; Cotton Stockings, Worste.d Stockings, an immense Stock of all kinds of Hastert, Gloves, Flannel, Drswers, Ste. Shophoopctse arid. tbosi wanting to buy largely, will End a great advantage by an early iospection of these articles. A quantity Of White Or Black Silks, Ss. tid. Co the best qualities, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stockings at Is. per pair; very Ent owld. sapeitriadad. lrowneotton for boots lw foie Ribbed Caottoci f0.„34..is varlet" of Glovii.trOm Hid. a pair, and many other fashionable articles, too ottmatrotis to loco tion —Obierve, they are at RadfOrers Hosiery Warehouse, No. Cheapside, four doors froth Bow Chinch. 4ifOt)ERN CIRCULATING. LIBRARY, ON AN EXTEN SIVE SCALE, No 11.Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden. JCREIGHTON most respectfully informs his, • Friends and the Public 'that his LlEZARY.'which, for eight years past, has establish;diticharactot of Woo, valuable, and well chosen, is now greatly ailllccottglii. and ariattgeraena are male for the accominocittion of any numbr of Subscribers, and for the supply of any number of volumes, whether in town or co intry. Mthouglt tills Library furnishes a full t quids, and liberal supply of all New Novelo,ltemisitees, at 'ugh as pub lished, yet these constitute only a pact of tbastollection ; for. to accommodate every class of traders, no.opopists has bevel In the purchase of the most approved Publications ineludiog Arts and Sciences. Biography, Divinity, Education, Mohr!. to pography, Voyages aild"Traisels;law, latieflanist, Plays, %ice -6te-r--Cittriloptetind Cade of she versus rim be Mil Oa ap plication at the Library.. TRAeISPER 'COs JLIAERICA. THE astonishing success attending his humble tn.! deavouT• to promote the bippiness eP minkhtd, in Great Britain, has induced Doctor CAV.ALLO to sell his - right and in terest in his ELECTRIC GIRDLE to a personage of distinction resident in Anieriea, that 14 3 i:1/any may also be diffcrsetto the affitcted in other parts of the Gtobe, on the followbrip terms:- Ist. Thm from the sth day of - Mar in the present year, 1811, Doctor C. shall resign and trassfer,to the porch's:ter, his entire tiecret, and Interest in, " Doctor Cavar..4:s•hteceric Girdle"—el cepting—ed. Thati.l)r. G. shill skill retain the:privilege of keep lug Sis Electric Girdles for the use of his private Patients in London. Doctor CAVALLO, therefore, respectfully submits to the afflicted, that all orders for the GIRDLE will be executectat the present price (AI) till the 7th of May inclusive, after which, no order whatever can he received; and Me terms for private *leers, who who Must reside London, a ft er that date, will be fifty i:ctulds each. RUP*FURES.—The Cure* witlihr the.last•twelve-nront'As ex. ce d 400, of which number 158 Wok been 'afflicted upwards of 40 years. DEBILITY.—SeTen hundred peter:sus - have been rescued from she most inveterate stages- of the melancholy catalogue of local, and gtneral,direct, and indirect Debility; bspnteucy, Ste. by the application.of the Girdlealcitie, without medicines( any kind. Ihe Etie-r RIC Omuta.. price fiie • poends for t the effectual Cu:e of Ruptures and Debility, Wiiibe-forwiridect, ill the ad/ of May, to any part of Great ,Rtitaio; by oppleentisersonallyiar by totter, inelesing that, .ems directed to Pr. CMS, and Seas 4No. 48, King-street, Bloomsbery-seisareildatedork N. B. At bottle for ecetettitekiw 4ay. tgr Sradotis Afartitestle f idi Ipto Myatt Ttaimili, ••• • • • , • • .. - ‘l l P' $ r • • .., 1.. I , r _ V t . , '../. • AIL WO IF , ~..,-• .4:1411 , ' r 7: •• ' . .:1--e . 4 . A . ..., ' • • '‘s 'r' ~ .... , -,- ..,., • ... • • - ) ', - o ' 4 11).- / ~..,.. .. .. ~........7--.11, • pf , ....,„, ilk • - - • .„, . . - "''' MONDAY, 1t1AY.6,1811. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATE, Qum -LET - 1"s GROVE. , •J R. WELLER "inost respectfully informs the Pebllc, that the PREEHOLVESTNI 8, eatred QUAL LET r's GROVE, 'sites's at HORNDEAN, HANTS, is disposed of by PRIVATE CONTRACT. Chichester, May ♦. IRII. CUSIONI-HOUSE, CIiICHUSTER. At the Custom-House, Chichester, on Wednesday, the Ith dai of May, 1811, at Eleven o'Clork In the Forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been seised sad. legally condemned, viz. 441 Pleeces of Sheep's Wool, and the Wool of t!7 UMW. Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom-House, (in (Mace Hours) the day before, and Morning of Baia. i N. B. A deposit of 25 per Cent. will be required. CAPITAL FARMS TO BE LET, ON LEAtE. TO BE LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in Lou, In the Body of the Church of Newark-uponTrent,hstbs County of Nottingham, some time in the Months of August or Sep tember next. (of which previoss no:ice and particulars will be given) for a 'term not exceeding 14 years, SEVERALL CAPITAL P-ARNIS of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture GROUNDS, with good FARM HOJJSES and CO ITAGES thireto belonging, -situate Eve ton, Matteruy, and'Hanweil, in the Coutity o Nottiiighatn, and containing in the whole about Fourteen Hundred Acres. Alse, a Irsisit•Heuse and Farm at Sandwath, near Twicaster, in the County of York, containing about 138 Acres, in the occupation of Matthew todd. • By Order of the Tru.tees of the said listates, WILLIAM EDW. 'FALLEN Town Clerk. Newark, May, 1811. SOAR ERSETSHI RE. VALUABLE MANOR, COLLIERIES, FARMS and INN. 're be SOLD by'AUC 1 lON, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Hart Inn. at Outten (Midway between Eriwol and We 119,• on Tuesday the Stst day of May; 1611, at 'Dwell o'Clock In the Afternoon, In Lou, THE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR cif PAUL EON, with the valuable and productive Coal Mines in full work under the iiame, and the reveral Copyholds, Courts, Rights and Privileges belonging thereto. The capital Inn, called the RED LION, in 110 business situate in the Village of Peulton. substantial Fenn-house; and Homesteads ; sundry Cottages, and npwards of .550 Acres of most excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. The pt ineip4l part let to respectable Tenants at Will. The remainder en Lease'. Primed particulars may be had xi days previous to Sale, at the White Lion, Erb; White Hut, Bristol; svran, WLIiI; Gloucester; White Hart, Chlppenbani; at the Red Lion, Pas& to j at Old Down inn, and at the Place of Sate; and at Ma. Jesus's Office, New Bosweik-Cwart, Lincoltee Leseelees, where plans may be seen. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO CAPITALISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS. By MR. PEYTON. At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday next, the ith day of May 1811, at Eleven o'Clock an the Foivaoon, T HE highly Desirable and most V.anable FREE HOLD ESTATES, in the following Lots, part of them Titke-tree Lot 1. The Manor of Shudy Camps, abounding with Game, and a most improvable Freehold Estate, consisting of a respect able Farm House, and proper Offices, and till Acres of enclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the pos session of Mr. Ewen, and also 12 Acres of thriving Wood Land in baud. ' • Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, nearly adjoining the lilt l.ot, containing 39A. 361'. In the poues mon of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Lot 3. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very compact Estate, consisting of a convenient Farin House, with proper °laces at tached, and 646 Acre. of cOnvertible Arable and Down Land (Tithe Free) in die occupation o: Mr. it. Fletcher and Mrs, Strand. , . Lot 4. The Manor of Swaff ham, with a Fnost valuable Estate, consisting of a reepectablo Farm Hew, and CISCO, and .206 acres of most fertile Arable s ,"ttleadow, Pasture. hod. Fen Land (Tsthe Fr e) in the occupatiou of Mr. Samuel .Chambers. Lot 5. A very valuable Estate, lying , in the Fields of Burarell, containing 1364. 11L (part gorhiad is Field Afeadtro,) with va luable rights of common belonging thereto, in dee tenare of Mr. Wm. Sht4verton. Let 6." the very valuable Manors of Tibroft and Dueningbani, with the Courts, quit rents (amounting to upwards of £2il per Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable rights aid perquisites be longing to the said Manors. Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, containing 136 A. 3R..(part ewhir) u Field Manuel with vs. r luable rights of common belonging thereto, in tho Tenure of Mr. Jonathan Casburn. Lot O. A most valuable and Islehly-reepiretakde Estate, corn ? Thin: s p i nn , y Abb e y m a u 4 lus blouse, with the Offices and 174 Acres dn ei fertile Arable , Meadow, and Fannie and, of prime quality, principally maimed, with the gnat cm? snail Tithes lalseginzrberetl, he the occupation of Mr. John Martin. • Lot 9. The Rectory impropriate of the Pariah of Wicken, with the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy thereof" with the most valuable tithes, great and PllllllOl the said parloli (Lot a land about 270 Acres of Laud excepte,l) over nearly 9400 Acres of prime Land, principally Arable, and also a Very isinvict and fertile Est:cc, called Upware Farm, comprising ;most respectable .Farm House and Offices, and - 143 Acres ()jolt! enclbeed Ground, of prime clitality, and 25 Acres of open Land, lying in the fields of tlAvare and Wickert, in the Tenure of Mr. John Cooper. Let 10. In Sae*. The Manor of Gazeley Rectory, with the Itebtery InSpropriate of the Parish of Gazeley v and the Rectorial 'lichee thereof, extending over upwards of 3700 Acres of wieleend and open Field Laud, with a very compact void desirable Estate, 'consisting of a milt respectable Farm House and convenient Of. 4110, and IlleAcrea Of enclosed and open Flog Land of good quality, in, the occupation of Mr, p. E. Wedge, • The abon WiciMmetand Estates abound vioh t3ime, and are nature near, the empatobie owns of Cambri tie: and New market, in a most dialigliefutoeuntry. interented by good Roads, !walla** 41vvice.ite. kc- distant from Lends, about 33 mils*. There are roost reepestablatTeesots oath, vegetal Ihntes,Whe are Fader notice to quit at Michaelmas mat, and who will thew they respective Farms. .. Opsdleatissa . may be albtabobil• daribefore tbeSsle, 1 . ii • w a7ll:lation is sbe Asset, Heil ; Madoimbalt; Latt4, Sly; Csembeiirl; at the Mee golf Seib rturde , 4%e piithell lassin tbs weislilioisins•reinati and ass' of Vtosbee, Illess , Ossetridse; lebruld •Virbbesibi, • Es1: 1 " Nattrtaiket, ' sail 'e=ll. Weise, ltsq, W•eityl-lbSttiss, seat ' tierrsiiettet •, of . %Voodoo& aiiir Ileselisms„ NS: '2, 1,41c0i2 . 0 'hp 1 at '4 at jlikuhalas 0114044.1rDiWilliiiMirti4L*akekipis Undo* ; Wan' pi.eloatibetwoLt 4 " •—• , 4 • 4 • -„,0 4 . • r.;,,......... 1 . - ,: ,, -. 4 ., ;4. ._ ..•,.." 4 : 4'l . • es, , ;., i . ' . ,x~c`.c: MRIWEIrrePICTO I RE OF THE DEATSOF LORD . NEL. 4 IOH. 'MESSRS. WEST and HEATH armonnee to the Pitigte, that the Engraving from the above Picture, by JAMES HEATH,'A. A. this day was published, price Three Guineas, mid mar be had at Mt. West's, 14, Newman-street, and at Mr. Heath's, 15, Russell•place,Fittrey-square. The Key POrtialts, Etc. ptlee 51. ----- TVkMonth wilt be published. iu Quarto, PSYCHE; or the LEGEND of LOVE and other POEMS. By the late Mrs. HENRY • With a Portrait of the Author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pap tOrsosterAtisw. __- This day was published; price Is. the Second Edition, A FUNERAL DISCOURSE occasioned by the . 1 - 3, - DEA CH of the Rev. Dr. BARNES, preached - at Cross strew Meeting House, Manchester, on Sunday, July 15,1810. By JOHN YATES, Minister of Paradise-street Meeting House, Liverpool. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and the Booksellers at Liverpool, Manchester, and Bottoms. This - day - WIZ published, price ts. 6 d. half-botind, .TUVENILE CORRESPONDENCE.; or LET ' TERS, desigaed as examples of the Epistolary Style, for Children of both Sexes. By LUCY AIKIN. Printed for Joseph Johnson and co. St. peure,Citurchlard. Where may be had, by the same Ascher, Epistles on Women; with Miscellaneous Poems, in one vo lume small Ito. price Its. in beards. JOHNSON'S, mumoNT AND, Futronies vkoßKs. T his day was published, in 4 large vols. royal nee. ettbeilhhed with Portraits, price ZS in eitra boards, or on large paper, in 4 en'.. 4to. price £7, 'THE DRAMATIC WORKS of BEN JQNSON and BEAUMONT and FLETCHER; the first printed ' from the Text, Rai with the Notes of Peter Whalley—the latter from the Text, and with the Notes of th late Geo. Cohnan,Esq. Printed for John Staskdale,e Piccadilly. This day was published, In One Volume Ito, with a Map of the Peninsula of Guserat from actual Survey, price Xi ill. 6d. In boards, AN ACCOUNT of the MEASURES ad o p ted for SUPPRESSING the PRACTICE of the SYSTEMA TIC MURDER by their PARENTS of FEMALE Na. with incidental Remarks on other Cu stoms peculiar the tives of lndia. • By EDWARD MOOR, F. R.S. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. • Where may be bad, by the same Author, illustrated by 105 ' plates, The Hindu Pantheon. mice 4'5 Ss. in boards. NEW MUSIC.— I Iris day was publisbeisi FOUR VOCAL PIECES, from the OPERA of PHEDRA: 1. PROTEGGI 0 VENERE, Duettine, Price *2s. 2d. 2. CONSOLA QUELF' ANIMA, Duettino, Price 2s. ed. S. QUF.L STMANO EVENTO, Glee for 4 voices, :'rice 2a. 4. LAME BENEFLCO, Canoe for 3 voices, price Composed by 1.. IikADICA 11; To be had of the Composer, No. so, Prince's-street, HIMIVer square; and all the principal Music Sellers. This day was published, 1111 E.EXPEDIENCY and PRACTICABILITY the ASSUMPTION of CASH PAYMENTS by the BANK of ENGLAND: or Thoughts on the Present Sta t e of the Ciscu:a:ing Medium of the Klngdoin, and a series of meat. sures proposed. whereby sufficient supplies of specie might bi introduced into the channels' of circulation, and Laps Mere Without the probability of its disappearin ERS g. By 1. S. TOW. Printed for J. M. Richardson, 2S, Coruldll, opposite the Royal Exchange. ni.LCONER'S BAMP LEC 11JR.S.S. . This day was published, In One Volume we. price 10s. Bd. boards, CERTAIN PRINCIPLES IN EVANSON'S “ DISSONANCE of the FOUR EVANGELISTS," !cc. examined In EIGH f DISCOURSES, delivered before the Uni versity of Oxford , at St. Ma r y's, in the year 1810, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. Joan Baur - row, Canon of Salisbury. By THOMAS FALCONER, A. M. Of Corpus Chrisii College, Oxiord. Printed for f.oirgman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London; and J. pham, Barb. FRANKLIN'S WORKS COMPLETE. I his day was published. In Three large Volumes Slim price Li. ifie. in hoards, The Second Pditiou of THE COMPLETE WORKS in PHILOSO PHI. POLITICS, and MORALS, of the /ate DOCTOR BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, now Brat collected and arranged with Memoirs of his early Life. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Printed for Long tan, Huns, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater neater-row; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Churchyard. Of whom, may be had, The Life and Essays separate. in two volumes IStno. price Ss. in boards. This day was published, in 1 'Va. pries 4s. 6i. in boards, A new Edition, bring the Fifth , of DINARBAS ; a Tate: being a Continuation of Dr. Johnson's Bassein, Prince of Abyssinia. By E. CORNELIA KNIGHT. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies. Strand ? Of whom may also be had, by the same Author , M arcu s Flantinius, an liittotical Novel; An a *rips of Letters supposed to be written In the lift-time of GermanWn. A new Edition, elegantly printed in . * vols. price In. boards. ' - - 'lbis day was plibli. , hed, in !Ivo. price to 'URTHER OBSERVATIONS on BULLION and BANK NOTES; With . Remarks on some of the late Periodical and other Publications on the same subjedt. By JOHN THEODORE .KOS E. hiepriber of t v ltuyal,Academy of Sciences at Lisbon. Printed at tiVerpool by blairis Brothers, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 01 wham may be had,. price 3 .. 6d. by thlisarne Author, A short S:atement of the. Trade in Gold Bullion. Second ealarted. • THIRD EtimoN. - This day was published, in It Vols. price 10a. ed. boards, PRACTICAL PIETY; or, The INFLUENCE -L of the Rtl.lOlON of the HEART as the CONDUCT if the LIFE.-- , By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Callen, and W. Davies, 3trsM. Of whom may belled, by tke same Author, 1. taered- Drams' : chiefly i nten d e d-for young' peristeas ; ties subjects taken from the Bible, lath Etlltiart, 3s. is bhardsi, I. Search 'dm-Happiness: a Pastoral Drains, 12th Edition, price Is. ad. 3. Thoughts on the Importance of tbe . Maniseri of the Great, and an Estimate of the Religion of the Fasidoensibig World: Twe Essays, printed tegsther ; new Edition', with a niw Preface, price Win boards. 4. Strictures on the. Modern Sys 'U Fein& kitleathas Two Voluntei, to& Patten, pride tiKin'boarthr • " 5 ; •Iff it te tootattli forininethe"chiractit of i •yeititig Priacein; lAwe'Vohrmwr, Mk' Whiter; price Mi. • I. Calcite in Search ore Wire.' Tire Vaasa* Nth gamin. Price flIr:to boatel" . •• • ciorPtett'Videeeitila rVlerklilse Rirgeris s content*** the abeeifitlieittloald !kat; •ittio- Pee*? 0 'the [needles of Percy, fataf Pideeltdod, ithli Hill` • CaptHe Stories for Persofironlei49_olllloollsolts;•atid eleeeteet mos People; '• • • . • • - • (I.IIIOE SIXPENCE.HALFPEN'IY SALES BY .ktICTION. • - • FREEHOLD, I.INCOLN'f.INN•FIELDS, FORTH SID& EIIgIWI Residence, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Ste. by Mr. ROWNS, • At Ottratfafs, To Morrow, May 7, at Twelve o'Clock, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cent /1. prising a bribpact Family Residence, situate No. CO. an the North side of Lincoln's Inn-fieldu late In the occupation and the property 6f ALtiAIIIDSR deceastdl contain- Is four lofty Rooms In the attic storey; on the second door, two spacious Chambers, with Closet ant Vfiter-closet, &c. two Draw ing-motes on the Ira storey eartimuniating by folding doors, ii ka roomy Stair-ease; and on the groabd-dbor• a neat Entrance, ex cellent Dining-parlour. I.lbmiy, and Bialer's Pantry, open airy Yard.; eonvenient Offices in the basement storey; Coub-house, and Stable for three hbrses. 'The pternisks are in complete order, and immediate possessloo may be had. . • May be viewed on Tuentay and `Monday front eleven to four ‘o'clOck, with tickets. Particulars on the Pianist"; of Messrs. Sandys nod Rourke ' Crane-cam, Flat - street ; at Oarmwafs ; and.of Mr. Robins,Warwicitoutreet ; where tickets for viewing may be had. MILL HILL, HENDON, MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, with Gaidets, seat Farm Hose% asul.Rica Meadow Land. By Mt. ROBINS, • , At Gummy's, Tosnaorrow, May 7, at Twelve, in One Let, A VERY Eligible and Compact COPYHOLD . 1 - -a- ESTATE, held of the Manor of Her don, comprising a substantial built Manion, most beautifully situate on Mill-hill, late the prOperty and reskdencr of!. Edgar, Esq. commanding ex tensive views in all di/talons ; the house is plaaned fee the ac commodation of a Gentleman's family, with Offices of all desert's. tions, Cisuet-yard, 'With Coach-houses and Stables, walled- Gar dens, Terrace, Walks, and 'Plantations, twat anti compact Cot. . rage, Farnizyard,and outbuildings ; a double Cottage. with Gar- . dens, large Orchard; Vac. and sundry enclosures of rich Meadow • Land, the whole-about 4 . 7 Acres, al lying compact to the pre- This Estatefornes a most desirable property, within tea tuiles.of London ; exeellent mails In• all directions ; cheerful, healthy, and commanding situation. To be vistwed.brticketa; Pardeetars may be had ea the Pre. mites; George, ; Bali P i ece = ; RedLioe, and Greco Man, Barnet; White Watt, St. Albania; Itasca Arms, Watfotei ; Cranes, Edgware ; at Oarraway'a, - sad of Mr: Robins, Waistlek sweet, Geldemoquarc, of whoa, tictrusfee viewing may be had. COMPACT RESIDENCE, GARDEN and LAND, BERRI. neat WINDSOR, and in the centre of the Royal Hunt. 117 Mt. ROBINS," At Garravray's, To-inerrevi, May 7, at twelve, in one Lot, ADE SIRA . BLE FRP E HOLD ESTATE, gong. prising an eligibla Cnalge Residence, *tate at Wink. field-row, within six milks of IWindsor, add In the very centro of the Royal Hunt, adapted fgr the acconsmsxlatien of a Gentle man's Family, or compact Hutting-Boa, in a genteel Neighboar hood. excellent Roads, sad easy communica , ion with the Mauro pais ; the House contains Mut prindpal bed-chambers and clo sets on the first szery, and bedrooms, /cc..err; a neat entrance, library, eating.paritior, and drawintroona on the ground door - with welt.arranged set of servants' offices detached ; a double: coach-honse, stable fen dye horses, a loan stable, and odsry out. buildings 'pelt supplied with water, Omura grounds, nearly laid out and planted, kitchen prdeis and land, containing in all about ten acres with as exteudye right of common, ouly one mile tram Ascot . Heatb, t from Eimming Wells and Brutal:it. 4 front Sad, and. 26 from Leedom. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Watson, Winkftel4-row,elvolsomportAcubn may its Ilimion tit premises; White Hart, Windsor; Squirrel, Wiakield Pain; Swan, Egham; Bush, Staines; White Hart, Colobiook Red Lion, Hounslow; Messrs. Knight and Sbnaboole, and the Sun Kingston ; Plgeonsioßgestford; at Cutaway's; and Mr: Robins, Warwick-street, Golini-square. MIDDLESEX—CapitaI FAMILY MANSION, emellant 0 1110 F, Gardens, pleasant Gratiado, Orchard, and rich Meadow Lang near Osterly Park. By Mr. ROBINS, • At parraway*s, Tomorrow, May 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, A VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, cont. Prising a desirable and substantial brick-built Family Man sion, situate In the Parish of HO4Oll, near Osterly Park, in the a County oflliddleaex, and beta een the two great western roads, within ten miles of London, coathining in the upper fl or, a Nur sery, five good Sleeping-fooms, large Closetstatc.; ptircipal &at, a handsome bowed Drawing-room, the best Bed-chambers, Store room, and Closets ; ground Hoer, a handsome Entrance-hall, Breakfast Parlour, Library, bowed Dining Partnir, ope n ing to Lain, Water-closet, listtier's Pantry, China-closet, detached, a good Kitchen, IlreW-house, Laundry, Coal, Larder, Dairy, Wine, Ali and Bear Cellars, a spacious Yard, with itcservoir of Water, double Coach•hinise, Stable for ten IlJrsei, Cow hyusei, Barn, and other necestary-buildings; the PI, asure-groulds are tastefully disposed, and secluded from the road by a hand,ome Plantation of Evergreens, and line grown Timber, Gardens well stocked ind cropped, will clothed with choice Fruit-trees, Greeii house, &c.; the Land is rich meadow, COlllaillillg in the Whet* about 20 Acres, In a ring fence, in a genteel neighbourhood, and within a short distance of the main roads, where carriages are passing to and from Town at al hours in the day. May be viewed by titters; particulars on the Premises ; Red , Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; White Horse, Usbridge; Past ' house, Cranford ; White Hart, Windsor; Pigeons, Brantford; Star and Garter, Sew-fridge; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, ! Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing nap be bad. SUSSEX. AN EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH EIGHTY-ONS ACRES OP LAND. By Mr. WILIER, • On the French" on Monday, the Sd of June ' 1411, at Twilve, truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD 1 - ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of Admiral MONTAGU, (Exonerated from Latid•Tax). Comprising--a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state of solid an ornamental repair, and coneatro, In the basement, ample Cellarige ; on the ground door, a itandsonie Hall and Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Break'ast Rooms, and a neat' Liberia.* and Greechouse, likewise Domestic Caws, replete with goner:Al-Cycles of every de.etiption; on the first Boor, a very , fine proportioned Drawine Room, six airy Bed Cbentberi, foar Dressilt Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms and Housemaids Closets, capacious Tanks and good spring weer; a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground, inclosed by lofty wall, covered whit the choicest Fruit 'Frees, die Espaliers and Filbert hedges, 'bum:tautly cropped with Vegetables, Tool Honsc, capital six stall l4 Stable;Lofte, two Carriage Houses,a very Com plete fitted at firraiiiinse ' Granary, Drying Yazd, and Poultry - Houses. This delightful Residence is situate In i Lawn of up. wards of Fifty Actes, beltedby a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure Ground*, the agricultural Buildings, which are very complete i are in a Dell, screened from view by Forest 'Frees. The remai ning part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three neat Cottages and Guldens. The eligibility of situation, Unrivalled beauty of country, Its extensive marine and land prospects of hid and dale, and a' de rightfully fertured thampaign country, cannot be sufficiently tic, tibed—ft One tbe seen to be properly appreet ; the soil 's peculiarly dry; the air salubrious and healthy, in abighly rispeet7 able netiblitorhood, surrounded by the best roads, neat a fasktone able anti retired Watering Place and a very short distance (rent She Duke of lirchmoturi FOX 14[1[14. Descriptive Particulars wilt be published one main, prevhicis to the Sale ; and may be had at the Anctiob Malt t of Mturi. Whistanley, l'aten•corer-row ;,Mc. H. Phillip'', Ilatid-street - ,• erg the Libraries, 1 unbridge Wells, Brighton ' Watching, asdlrfor, owl at the, principal Inns in the neighbauring Market Tont► tis4 and of Mr. Weller. Chichester, of whom Tickets may hot;iakti N e atest she tic el Dlar m di* day of salt. , • • 4 . ... _. _._.l - ~ On Thursday, the 9th of May, 1811, at the Ship lrm, fn Dover,l at Eleven .'Clock in the Forenloon,by virtue of a Commission l of Sale from the Court of Admiralty, of the Cinque Parts, da• rested to JOSEPH Sutra, Esq. Serj-ant of mid Court-; and also, to Messrs. James Moon, George Louett, and Stephen Saaby, Deputy Serjeants FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX BALES of CO rroN WOOL ; being part of the Cargo of the Ship Charles Carter, John Drysdale master ' lately wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, and now lying at Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Broadstairs, and Margate. For runner particulars apply to Mr. J. Moon, Dover; Mr. G. Leitch, Ramsgate; or Mr. IL Suby, Deal.