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Blea.sdale, Alexander and Holme, No. 11, New Inn ; M r . J. A.-Wickham, Frome, Somersethire. l'his day was published, in Teo. price sa. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number 11. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London; Parker, Oxford; Deighton, Cam b ridge; John Ballantyne and Co. and Brown and Crumble, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. GRAND JUNC I'ION CANAL. WANTED, one or two Quarters in the above Concern, or a whole Share. Any person having such to dispose of may find a purchaser, by applying to Mr. Needham, Auctioneer and appraiser, No. 10, Broad-street, Royal :.:xchangs, late of Beech-street, Barbican. 'lhat on Tuesday the 6th of June neat, they will bC reedy tol re ctive Tenderais writioF (sealed up) abd treat for Twelve Hun- d r ed bf,CANA.Ptik .SPATES, one half thereof to be t i r e; sect and the oilier half undressed; to consist of Pipe, Hogshead and Earrel Staves, and Heading, in the following proportions, viz. Pipe - 4.12 parts Barrel - 9-12 parts I iJgshead 4-19 Beading 1-12 T o delivered into the Victualling S;cres at Deptford, Pnrts rp,,,;ol, and Plymouth, is such quantities as may hereafter be de -7111,,Aed upon; one half of the whole by the 31st of October, :0, and the other half by the 31st of January, 1811 ; and to paid for by by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. Subscribers to this Journal are requested to give their orders to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen either in toivn ,or country. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC I', • ,4 DESIRABLE LEASE of a Beautiful COT TAGE,, on the Surrey side of the water, and a pleasant distance from the City.—Apply for particulars, if by letter post pail, at Mr. Sexton's, Perfumer, I.'4de/111W-street. FION AND SEA BATHING. ACLERGYMAN, resident at a pleasant Water ing Place, 60 miles from Town, receives into his family, and educatei a limited number of Young Gentlemen, on mo derate terms. They are instructed in every branch of polite edu • cation ; and where the health requires confirmation, Sea bathing is earefolly attended so.—For particulars, address (post paid) for D. D..Perie's Coffee-house, Fleet-street. This day was published, fn a neat and closely-printed pocket volume, small Svcs: Price 6s in boards, THE SURGEON's VADE MECUM; contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis Prognosis, and Treat ment of Surgical Diseases; accompanied by the modern and approv ed Methods of Operating; a Select Formula of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. Printed for ;obn Murray, 52, Fleet-street, London ; Adam Black, Edinburgh, and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. Ot whom &ay be had, printed uniforrolYs 1. The Physician's Vade Mecum, es. , it. The Anatomist's Vade Mecum, ss. A DESIRABLE BRICK-3UILT VILLA, With 16 Acres of LAND, in liens, IS miles from the Metropolis, TO BE LET, for a Term of Years. THE House is roomy and commodious ; the Fur niture, which is appropriate, may be taken ; the Neighbeur- • hood is select and genteel; the Grounds are pleasantly disposed, forming a Lawn in front, interspersed with clamps and shrub:; walled - Kitchen Garden, cloathed with choice fruit trees, Court yard, Coach-house, Stabling for eight horses, Barn, Brew house, and other useful Buildings. This delightful spot ;s most rurally situated four miles from Stanmore, Barnet, and Edgware ; in this vicinity are beautiful rides, and various good roads from Town. The House and Premises are in complete repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a genteel family. Principals of respectability may be informed of further particu. lars by applying to Mr. 'l'urner, Seedsinan, No. 92, New Bond street, and referred to the owner. The Conditions of the Contract • maybe seen at the Secretary's 06ce. No Tender for a kss Finality than One Hundred Mille (one hay of l ▪ to to dress, d, aid the other halide h wodsvued)will be ad fitted t• f - any4e attended t., hat such as is in all relents conforstiak to A : cord:tiros .f the Contract ; wither will regard de had to any Tender in w hich the prise ~hall nut ire inserted in words at length, or that that! Et do delivered to the Board, I ,e_fure Ow °Thos.& on the said Tuesday the 6th of June next, nor unless tho Person who wakes the Tender, er ano Person on his &half, attends to ansover nultea called for. • This day were published, price ls. AFEW REMARKS explanatory of the Motives which guided the OPERATIONS of the DIU IiSH ARMY during the late short Campaign Spain. By BRIGADIER-GENERAL HENRY CLINTON, Adjutant-General to the Army, late under the cotnateltd.3o l Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore, IL. B. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. COLONEL 11.‘NSON'S TRIAL. This day was published, prioe 2s, 6d. - r itE Whole Proceedings on the TRIAL of an fistlictrnent against JOSEPH HANSON, Esq. for iConspi. racy to aid the Weavers of Manchester in raising their Wages. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. JONES of LiverpooL Ltrndon : Printed and published by T. Gillet, Crown-court, Fleet-street : sold by Chapple, Pall Mall ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. May also be had of 'Thomson and Son, Cowdroy, Ford, &c. Manchester ; Jones, Liverpool; Baines, Leeds; Clark, Stockport; Wilcotluota and Croft, Preston ; and Gardner, Bolton. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, For a term of Five or Seven Years, ant entered on immediately, IHE Capital MANSION-HOUSE of SPITCH WEEK, situate is the Parish of Widicombe-in-the-Moor, irs the County of Devon, about five miles from Ashburton. The Howse consists of a large Eating-room, Drawing-room; and Study, and nine good Bed-rooms, with Garrets, sod all Offices complete; together with Stables, Coach-house, a walled Garden, a ►mall Warren well smoked with Rabbits, and about Fifty Acres of Arable and Meadow Land adjoining the House. ••" Spitchweik is situated near the River Dart, and the soa nery around it is hiferior in beauty to none in the County of De von. It is particularly well worth the attention of a Sportsman, as the Tenant will be allowed a right of Sporting over the exten sive Manors of Spitchweek and Widicombe. For letting the Premises, a Public Survey will be held at the London Inn, in Ashburton, on Monday, the 19th day of June next, to begin precisely at Two o'clock. For further particulars apply to Mr. G.Leach, Plymouth Dock. May 20, 1809. , DEMI:n - 1"S PEERAGE. Early in June will be published, an enlarged Edition, with a New Set of Engravings, two Volumes ' THE COMPLETE PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM. Seventh Edition, improved, This day were published, Illustrated with a map of the Route and six other appropriate Engravings, in Octavo, price 12s. boariL, I ETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN, 1-../ written during the March of the British Troops under Sir John Moore.—By AN OFFICER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. • These Letters contain an account of the march and actions of the British Army under Sir John Moore, from the day of the r departure from Lisbon, to that in which they embarked at C i ll -mina. They were written on the spot, and imam lately 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 that ever left the British shore. By JOHN DEBRETT. - London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Miller, Clarkv, Crosby, Cutitell and Martin, Stoelidsle,' J. Richardson, Lea, I.lnyd, Booker, sna Harding. I aid day was published, handsomely printed in quarto, a•).1 iilus • trated by numerous engravings, together with the apparatus en.nplete, price 1L 16s. in boards, a new edition, corrected an enlarged, of 1 ECTURES on the PRINCIPLES and PRAC 2—a 7ICE of PERSPECTIVE, as delivered at the Royal - Insetution.—By JOHN GEORGE WOOD, F. A. S. Pi 'mad for •I'. Catiell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, In Octavo, price Sixpence each, or s s. a Dozen , of I E LEMENTS of REFORM-, or an ACCOUNT fthe MOTIVES and INTENTIONS of the ADVOCATES for PARLIAMEN I'ARY REFORM. By WILLIAM COBBETT, Proprietor of the Political Register. Published by J. Gold, 103, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street ; J. Asperne, 32, Cornhill; J. Hatcbard, 190, Piccadilly; Reynolds and Sons, 137, Oxford-street; and may be bad of all Booksellers and News men,•in Town and Country. Of whom may be had, Proceedings of a General Court Martial, held for the Trial of three Officers of the 54th Regiment of Foot, on several charges preferred against them individually. By the said William Cobhett. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, With Immediate Possession. To be LET, for a Term of Three, Five, or Seven Years, Furnished or Unfurnished, A N Excellent FAMILY -RESIDENCE, contain ing an Entrance-hall, three Sitting-rooms, nine principal Sleeping-rooms, with Atics for Servants; good Culloring, with every Domestic Office, Double Coach-house, with Stabling for '2 4 horses, capital walled Garden and Pleasure Ground, Park well stocked with Deer; the whole containing One Hundred Acres. The Tenant may be accommodated with more Land if agreeable to himself, and with the Farming Stock, Implements of Husbandry, Growing Crops, &c. at a valuation; or the House will be let separate without the Park.—The Furniture may be token by appraisement, if agreeable to the Tenant ; who will also have the Right of Spurting over a very extensive Property. The Situation of this House is extremely beautiful, seated on an eminence, five miles from two Market Towns, near to a high -oad, znd distant trout London a day's journey, in one of the finest Counties in the Kingdom, abounding with Game, and in the Neighbourhood of two Packs of Foxhounds. For Particulars apply to Messrs. Sloper aud Heath, Montague street, Russel-square. This day were published, in 2 vols. with a Portrait, after a Miniature by Dna, price 14s in boards ; a very few copies en larger paper, price 11. ts. 'I - HE LETTERS of Mrs. ELIZABETH MON 'FAGU, with some ef the LETTERS of her CORRES PONDENT-S. Part the First—contabling her Letters from an early age to the age of 23. Published by MATTHEW MONTAGU, Esq. M. P. her Nephew and Executor. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. By the Rev. J. S. CLARICL, and J. MiARTIIVR, Esq. Printrd for T. CADELL and W. Dikvi es, Strand; and W. MIL. Lys, Aititmarle-street. - EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, May 27, 1809. Alllscbtlizet Bills dated in the Month of May, 1808, TO BE PAID OP' THE LOADS CPMIIIISSIONERS of HIS 111'4- JESTrettedrefEOßT, having given Directions for paying of the Principal of the aiming mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Intern due therm, at the Encheystr . Bill Office, in the Receipt of Exche'qued, New Palace Yard, Weitaniatter, on Monday, the 26th day of June, 1109, Attendance will le given daily ( &radar and Holidays excrpteilf• mail, and inclinEag Thursday the ir.th f June, from Ten o'Cloci its the Morning till One in the Afiernma, for the purpose of receiving the SOMA And, for the greater ell etch, the bearers of the said Bills art, dairedtchring Lists there y;eastainl ing the Numbers in numerieal Order. according to the data cf the said Bills, and eommenamient of Interest, with the principal Sew and Interact due thereon, computed from, lett ensludiag the days in which they are respectively dated, to the said 46th day of Jens Mobuive, when the Interest will cease ; and the said Bearer s ars inektpinuilly required t 2 indorse each bill Trith their usual signature ; cults write their Name: and R.sideme at the bottom of each separate Lists and the said Bearers are moreover required to attend the Baehr rer Dill °Afar payment, and to receive the new Bills, aid give the Receipts for the same. Ifany if the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous!! reeeiviag Payment of the Priacipal and Interest, previous to the said 26th day of Jame, they may be accommodated, on computing the lateral to the day on which they width k paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination en: by prior thereto. Such Persons as may Se desirous of having new Sp:cher:sr Bills in saw!? or in part Payment If Principal, upon marking new Bills, al a:dioxin:the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered en or belies the 15th of June, may be accommodated with new Bills, tarrying IN Interest of three pence-one-farthing, by the day, on every One Hundred ?muds, which sail New Bills bear date the said 26th day of June, 1809, and will be delivered on Wednesday, the 28th of June, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated price to May, 1808, have been advertised to be paida, and the Interest thereon nac ceased. CANDLES manufactured b;/ Steam , and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those made in the common way. The tallow being melted with set am is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by being coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are more durable than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold Jo. the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet -street, London, and J. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country Correspondents are requested to send references for payment in London with their orders. TO THE LADIES. BAGAZET's Oriental DEPILATORY , for re moving superfluous hairs from the face, neck, arms, Ste. and ' fcr improving the complexion. The above has been sufficiently rilebrited throughout the Eastern Na' tone, from whence it was frst brought to this country by Lady M— w— M—ue ; and has since that time sustained a character in England and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the Public, which unites a mildness of operation not to irritate even the deli cate skin of an infant,with Infallible and pertnatient efficacy. Sold by particular appointment by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 69, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Mr. Bacon, 130. Oxford-street ; mid also by respectable venders in every principal town.—Price 3s. 6d. the bottle. A LADY of DIerINCTION has declared, that for a long time she had a complaint in her Teeth and Gums, from which Most of her Teeth became loose, and some dropt ont quite sound. She was afraid that all her teeth would'share the same fate, as they all fell loose. She had the advice of several Medical Gentlemen and Dentists. and tried several articles with out effect. She was at last.recommended by her Physician to try PRIM L'S. CaERRT LOTION, he not having had any belief in. it until he heard from a family whom he attended the benefit they had received from it. After using a few bottles her gums became hard and well, and the remainder of her teeth quite dem. The Lale was so pleased to find she could procure a remedy, that she called upon the Proprietor, and took a dozen bottles, assuring him at the sante time that were it not for delicacy she would have her rtam e inserted in the Newspapers ; hut she , as well as her Phi .ician, would recommend it for the benefit of others. Prince's Cherry Lotion refreshes the mouth and sweetens the ?:reath. May be relied on from experience as the only article for :astenir,g teeth that are loose; it preserves and whitens the teeth, harklens, and strengthens the tender gums ; is of great value '0 persons wearing artificial teeth fastened to the natural ones; :5 a preventive for the natural teeth becoming loose and notched; aose who wear artificial teeth ought never to be without it, as Ice..ps them sweet and clean, and pie ve us their changing <.e:eur. A tair trial will he convincing tl at the Cherry Lotion far preferable to Arquebestde or any other Lotion, for clean t.-.g the :mouth, teeth, or gums is particularly serviceak to ) . .Ie during illness or confinement, as it preven ts the teeth in ' mg from raking medicine ; it is warranted innocent to persons. whe are nervous or low, by taking a spoonful, whiCh will revive them more than any other chemical preparation. Is sold half-a guieea a bottle, or a dozen bottles for SE duty included. PRINCE'S CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and whitening the teeth, keeping them free from tartar, curietg the scurvy in the gums, making the gums and lips of a healthy red, is higl.:y esteerned, , arld those who once use it give it the prefer ence to tooth powders—Ss. rid. per pot, or a dozen at 11. 4s. Sold by the proprietor, 9, Prince, Dentist, John ,street,soxford-i street ; Eaten, 159, Oxford-street; 'l'utt, P.oyal Exchange ; and at nicst principal medicine a mien in the United Kingdom. Orders from the country sent by coach ; by ser.ding the motley' in a letter—Shopkeepers, "ending their.onters to any wholesale vendor they deal with Ineloeudos, Will norm* liberal allowance. THE Engravings for this magnificent Work are now completed, and the Printing is in so very advanced a state, that it will certainly be published in the course of Two or Three Weeks; and as a List of Orders for Copies received previous to the end of May will be prefixed to the Work, this List, up to the present time, is already printed, for the inspec tion of persons who may be desirous to see that their Names and Addresses are correctly inserted, and for receiving any further ad &ions. Till this List IS finally printed, the Prices will continue as at ;resent, (Eight Guineas for Copies with Proof Impressions, and Six Guineas for other Copies), but after that time, should any Copies still remain undisposed of, the Prices must necessarily be considerably advanced. This day were publiskad, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes Quarto, with a Portrait of the Author, and numerous other Engravings, price ACS ss. in boards, • THE WORKS of JAMES BARRY, Esq. His torical Painter ; late Professor of Painting in the Royal Academy ; Member of the Clementine Academy, in Bologna, er.c.—containirg his Discourses at the Royal Academy, Ohserva• tions on different Works . of Art in Italy and France, Remarks on the principal Paimings in the Orleans Gallery, exhibitedin 1798, &c. &c ; togt,',er with his Correspondence with Mr. Burke and other distinButshed persons, and some Account of his Life and Works. Printed for T. Cadall and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, The Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Knight, late President of the Royal Academy, with an Account of his Life and Writings, by Edmund Malone, Esq. ore of his F.xeeutors, and his l'or trait, from an original Picture-3 vols. tivo. third edition, XL is. in hoard.. lust published, printed in 4to. price Three Guineas each, in hoards, the Three First Volumes of THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY ; siColiec • tion of scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, selected. from the magnificent Library of Ed ward Harley, Second Earl of Oxford: accompanied with notes historical, political, and critical, by William Oldys, Esq.; a new edition, with additional annotation; and a supplement, by Thomas Park, Esq. F.S.A. The present republication of this celebrated Collection of rare and valuable historical and miscellaneous Tracts will include the whole of the former edition, with a Supp'ement, consisting of co- . rious.pleces,entirely *sew, forming in Cie whoirtea handsome volumes, one of whialiis to be published every :three months.— To this edition a complete general Index will be given, sad a Table of Contents, in which the various articles will be divided into classes, and arranged chronologically. London : Printed for White and Co. and Murray; fleet-street ; and Harding, St. Jamel's-street. '1 HE ANNALS OF SPORTING, IT CALL* QUIZILM, ISQ. This day was published, in one volume, small leo. on ante draw... ing paper, embellished with twenty-nintCaricaturoPrints, by Rowlanison coloured, price ins. 6rl. in extra boards, - . 1 . HE ANNALS OF SPORTING!! by • Cuss. QUIZ am, Esq. and his various Correspondents. " The Courtier is thrown in pursuit of hislame, The Poet too often laid low Who, mannedho, on Pegasus, rides 'after fame, Whit bark-for and--burn ! Tally. be I r 'Encomium on this Work 1 . • The Atmals of Sporringi by Caleb Quizeitt,,Esq.. lathe best Sa tire on die subject that we have yet met with. It does infinite credit to the talents. of the au t h or ; and its genuine vritand humour fairly rank it with Cambadoets celebrated Anne: of Horseman ship, of which indeed it may be considered a spirited , continua tion.—Examiner. L on d o n: published by Thomas Ted, No.lll, Cheopside ; • and soldhy T: Goddard and se. Cbapple, Pall Mall ; iWm.Atle son, No. 31, Nertliend street ; .Laokington, Alin, and Co. Fins ' bury-square; by the Booksellers attbe Royal Exchange : also by Mr Sutherland, Bookseller, Edinburgh ; and Messrs:Dmicans, Beekselkesi Glasgow. • • MODERN SURGERY. This day was published, a new, revised, and mush enlarged edi tion, illustrated by additional plates, price rts. in boards, THE FIRST LINES OF THE PRACTICE OF SURGERY ; including the latest Improvements and Discoveries; being an Elementay Work for Students, and a Book of Reference for Practitioners. BY SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical ' * Society of London , &c. &c . Printedi.pr Ricsinan Palttt es, London; andto be bad of all Bookseller!. Of whom may behad, I The Naval Surgeon, containing the whole Duties of Professio nal Men at Sea, by William 'Turnbull. 105.6 d. An inquiry into the Causes and Treatment of Disordered Re spiration and Convulsive Asthma, by Robert Bree, M.D. Fourth edition. Bs. A Treatise of Insanity, its Causes and Cure, by Thomas Ar ' n,)ld, M.D. 2 vols. 165. A Treatise on the Causes, Progress, and Cure of Consumption, by John Reid, M. D. price 7s. POETRY APPLIED TO EDUCATION. TABART and CO. at the Original JUVENILE -I- LIBRARY, 157, New Bond-street, respectfully intro duce the following valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and 'Teachers in general, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating Young Persons in the respective subjects. No principle is more universally recognized than that of the efficacy of redu cing to rhyme whatever is intengetleiS-Inake a lasting impression on the memory ; and on this principle - the following Works will be found worthy of general introduction among young Persons of both sexes : 1. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR of GILOGRAPHT, versified, by the Rev. W. R. Johnson, price 4s. half bound. 2. The HisToait of ENGLAND, in easy verse, by the same Au• thor, price 2s. 6d. half bound. 3. The HISTORY of Roue, in easy verse, by the same, price Qs. 6d. half bound. 4. The 11 isroav of Geszca, in easy verse, by the same,:price 2s. 6d. half bound. Printed for 'rebut and Co. New Bond-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the Abir teentli Book given gratis. A LIBRARY FOR YOUNG' PERSONS. Thb day were published, a New• Edition, in four small Vols. emr bellished with numerous Engravings, price 10s. half bound, TABART's COLLECTION if POPU LAR. STORMS for the NURSERY, from the French, Italian, I and old English Writers, newly translated and revised. The design of this Work will be the best explained by naming the 28 Stories which form the contents : Whittington and his Cat Beauty and the Beast Children in.the Wood Fortunio Perone'la Jack the Giant-killer Fortunatus Tom Thumb Guiselda Goody Two-shoes The White Cat The Seven Champions Robin Hood Valentine and Orson :Littleßed-Riding-Hood ' Fatal and Fortune Blue Beard The Three Wishes Pun in Boots Aladdin • The Sleeping Beauty Nourjahad Cinderella I Ali Baba Riquet with the Tuft Jack and the Bean' Stalk 1-lop o' my Thumb Sinbad the Sailor. Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Original Juvenile Library, No. 157, New Bond-street, and to be had of all the Booksellers and Tomer in the Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, 1. Twit/ues MORAL G o ldsmith Prose anderse, selected and revised from Johnson, l, .Hawkenvorth, Mackenzii St. Pierre, Percival, Barbauld, Addison, Jauffret, &c. &c. In 4 volumes, similar to the above, pride 10s. half bound. 2. Bute, or SCRIPT U Iti. Sroatas, consisting el all the detached narratives in. the Old and New Testament, I n,he language of the Sacred Writings , as Joseph, the Prodigal So &c. &c. In 2 vols. ,price 4s. half bound. 1. ROBINSON C RO ‘OI3, abbreviated, fsr young persons, with tferenty.four eng ravings, price 4s.lid. half hound. 4. Guttivta's rIIAVILS abbreviated, with twelve coloured ' Engra v ings, price 2s. 6 d. half bound. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, _ _ - - - A CAPITAL and very valuable Freehold Estate, 2 - situatoabouta mile and a half from Southampton, and with• in•the limits of the Town'and County, late the residence and pro perty of General STIESILILT deceased ; comprising the Manor a PORTSWOOD, With the Court Fines, Quit Rents, &c. &c.—A Capital mo dern-built stuccoed House, with suitable offices of every descrip tion, the whole in the most excelleat and perfect repair; eaten. sire and delightful pleasure grounds and.gardens, green-house, ice -house, hot and succession houses ; a beautiful Park of highly diversified grounds ; a fertile and productive Farm in excellent order, called the Priory of St. Denys, with a complete Farm yard, containing apvrards of Six Hundred Acres at Land, part in hand, part on lease, and a part on lives. Either the whole will be sold in one Lot, or the Mansion-house with upwards of 220 acres baclosed within the Park paling, will be sold separately, at the option of the Purchaser. Portswood is eminently, distin guished for its peculiar advantages in point of situation, and com mands extensive and picturesque views of the isle of Wight, Southampton Water, the river itchin, and the surrounding rich and beautiful country, which is highly varied and luturiantly adorned. The neighbourhood is very respectable, and the roads extremely good. To be viewed by tickets orly, which with printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Recknell and Spedding, No. 32, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, where plans of the. House and Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had of Mr. Hooker, upholsterer, Southampton. TO BE DISPOSED OF, BY WAY OF TONTINE, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, secturd.by Mortgage on Wearmouth Bridge and .Ferry-Boat TON, across the River Wear, near Sunderland, in the County of Dur ham, under the following Scheme : To be divided into five Classes of £6OOO each, to be attended with Benefit of Survivorship. The Ist Class to be composed a Persons under the Age of 10 Years. The 2d Class to be composed of Persons of 10 and under the Age of 20 Years. The 3d Class to be composed of Persons of CO and under the Age of 30 Years. The 4th Class to be composed of Persons of 30 and under the Age of 40 Years. The sth Class to be composed of Persons of 40 Years and up wards. Each Class to consist of 60 Shares of £lOO. The above sum of £30,000 carries interest at five per Cent. per Annum, and will be paid to the Subscribers Half-yearly, with the increased Interest arising from the Death of Nominees, until the surviving Nominees are reduced by Death to six in each Class, when the Principal Money or Securities of such reduced Class, will be transferred to the Survivors, in Skates of £lOOO each; and in case the Principal Money, or any Part of it, shall be paid off and discharged before the Nominees in each Class are reduced by death to six, it shall be divided into five equal shares, and the share of each Class may, with the consent of a majority of the then Subscribers in such Class, be divided equally amongst them. The Interest on the Shares subscribed for to commerce from 12th Novemb• r, 1809, and all subscriptions to be completed and nomination of Lives made on or before the Ist Jan. PO O. Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Thomas Crawhall, at his Office in the Close, Newcastle-upon:ryne, to whom all letters must be post-paid. The Subscribers to deposit 101. fer each Share of £lOO at the time of subscribing, which will be forfeited in case the sum sub scribed is not paid up, on or before the Ist Jan. 1810; and the L Subscribers are requested tq i state, at the time of subscribing, the ' Class in which they intend to subscribe. A Prospectus of the Plan may be had of Mr. Crawhall ; of Mr. Bainbridge, Solicitor, Newcastle; and of the principal Booksellers in the counties of Durham, Northumberland, and Berwick-upon-Tweed, on Satur day next, the 20th inst. price 6d. JOSEPH BAINBRIDGE, Solicitor to the Assignees of Surtees, Burdon, Brondlieg, and I..mbleton. SHEEP. This day was published, in Quarto, price Two Guineas, in boards, Illustrated with a variety of Plates, ASYSTEM of SHEEP-GRAZING and MA NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MARSH. By DANIEL PRICE, Esq. of Appledoee, Kent. London: Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street; and .to be had all liooksalko.