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. , . . , . - .-' --**l-Y: 4.7 .1., • 7, • _ - , ... % ' ~. ..., ~,.. „„..; / At i f rilC i bi v—i.......r lee Pv .. ' --. C . 14 ) •i ' '•,.. - ,• A • k ~,,----- • - - * . - -. • , &'5it....,„,--; , -; t :_ , ' ( 1 '. 4, 'L l '; • ' - T ' v• : • <4 , .• 4, . .... •. . n i; 70081 ORDNANCE OFFICI, Aus.24, E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS M 4. J Es7y; oßD.vity , :p., :Are Notice, Proposals will be received at their °See, in Pall Mai, u:fure Monday, the 11th day of Sieptembor nest, front suck , 3 as racy be willing to undertake the supply of CollFEit 7 s f or service of this Department for a period of one yogi cosi cf the 4rticlo may be piloted upon application at „ n cipal Store-keeperb' °Ste, at the Tower, and further] together with the Terris and Conditions of the Con. nay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall afpro. IT day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, whim , opoials must be delivered, sealed Ni t and indorsed as yrs. for Copper Hoops," but no Proposal can be 'admitted after id I ith day of September, al 12 o'clock qie Soo" Oahe day ; te.ther wiU any Tender be noticed, unless the pasty „ r d m Age%t iri his beluga, shallattemt., By Order of PARTNEKSHIP, Olt. A b~IVCY. YOUNG MAN,-about d 4 yew.: of a s tit. aceptionable character, strict habits af • i n ;:tsuunts, havin i ; also had Iseveral years experience is a hellfire House, in Alineing, :landaultriag, tad Baetiag nu) is desirous of a situation id any - of the Awe or ()Oar ' business wherein lie can employ about XIV() to advan ind no services an an active Varner ni Agent Are filtely-iis ful.-Letrers (post paid) from Principalardescribii4.itua ,oj,,,,,, 5 c. addressed to W. S. No. 170, Piccadilly, .kon-, ill b...• duly attended to STATE 1.01 - 1 - ERY, WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. SCPIENIE.. „. .. el .... ..... £2o,two l s of A • ~ ......... ... 2,000 Besides sCIOO, Ice. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. Tr and Co. respectfully infaim . the Public, it 'tickets and Shaves are on Sale at their Offices; No. u.'ery, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. 151,Aldgate High .....TLe hensinv of the present State Lottery is new, and the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense 1 0,000 ! . : whi:h may be .obtained by purchasing the ;I i Number, cr in propovtica for any part. Ticicti and w.ll he hig4er before the Drawing. FRIESEN! . PRICE Ticket, 4'21 17s. - XII 30 I Eighth . . iC ig 4:1 5 I 4 0 1 Sixteenth - 1 9 6 .1( sTccKINQS selling off uncommonly cheap. Nu. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kintrs of en , C.;l4 . Aes, liana's, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses all tee, &c —Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely id a great adrattage by aisearly inspection of these articles, unity ei wli:e '.1144 . .k silk, 6s. 61. the best quality eqoally st.u; eutE. - D stacking+, at Is. per pair, very tire Is. Gd. r4.(2.; l;rutrit :wen for boots, Is. GS.; fine ribbed cot. A.; a variety of gloves from 10d. per pair ; !see droves and many other faehionableyartiles too numerous to Harp. Cheapside.—No abatement from the price grit FR EEHOLD Es I ATE. • 7'o BE SOLD Int PRIV kTE . dONTRACT, 'ERY desirable FRLEHOLD ESTATE, ..a4antly situated, within two miles of Stratford-upcn the County of Warwick, adjoining Ole Turnpike road front that place to Baiihury, comprising a good .Parm Earns, and other neces , tary Buildings, together scith 247 f exceeding good Arable;Nleadow,..and Paulin Land di ; goa,l quickset Fences into proper sized grounds. The f.and is Turnip . Soil, and in a high state of culti indcr:the most approved systent'of husbandry. may he had at Michaelmas nest,. and fir farther an.l to treat for the Janie, apply to henry Clark, Land r, Ship.ion upon Stower, at whose Office e hlap of the ;y be seen. AL FREEHOLD F.STATE IN THE COUNTY OF DE VON. TO BE. SOLD either together or in Lott, E Vt.e Simple, subject to several Leases for ectivvly determinalde on the dropping of one, two, rr Eves, of all that the valuable MANOR or reputed J . : 3 f PARK, otherwise CRI-DITON PARKS, in the ;e:Hinius , to the capital I\ larka Town of Creeliton, in .a••• of comprising nineteen vi ry desirable and Tenciii:ntt., containing in the whole ::87 !low, of rich Nleadow, Orchard, Pasture, and 'Pillage ali king within a ring Cenci: delightfully si:t.r..ied And dis tan: frn.n Lacier eight miles. - r whereGt 7tn Auction will be held at the An;el ftiu, in o!• s.iturday, the day of Septotiber nest, preel4ely at r:ve in the af:ernoon. 7 intUrin.itinn, triplication may be rmale to Mr. Crcditou; or asi.lei zh and Cnode, St. of wttom, an,! a'..o of :\ Tiewinan arid particular iy he had. A 1:,0:1ATIC RIT OF VII\TGAR, (the tt oor :sir. our', rnid loroozdit lei Ills sue the hi^liest perf,ctiot,) cnntinues to he prepared aid s;sld by FHOMX and WILLIAM HENRY, Catrdits, 11krichcster. nii agrecaisle pea - fumed Liquor is composed of highly concen rtat,,l Vinegar, joined with the mnst pleasant Aromatics and efli- C•Clt'l• Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour. renders it et:trernely •itrtteful and salutary in ?dead Ach:, jaintings, and in all Places ri Resort, (as Theatres, Cour:s of Justice, &c.) as it )vcri•:-.ls the bad effects of heated and foul Air. It is also the .i. - rliote against the infection of all Contagious Dista,es. !Tree aro many spurious and inferior imitations, under the similar names, some of which are fallaciously repre- Improvement., the puslie arts r..quested to observe, !!le Azmet of THOMAS and 'WILLIAM HENRY, Man t -r, ere engraved en each stamp, and moulds•ri in the glass of (••• AROMATIC of VINFGAR, Price tts. maiuded) is sql-1 wholesajo anti retail, by BAYLEY and • . ...iekspur-street, (the only A:tents in London authorised • i•rsprietors ; where may ue Sponge Botr.e. of Gold, Ornylisn,Chrystal, &c. • lIENIkY's CALCINED MAGNFSTA, in bottles at .tad larger with -,;,:lSti storpets, at 4s. each ; their names the camp:. • --- :IHF.ISNIATISMS, CHILBLAINS, &c. D.% b.RS's 0 PoDELDoc. • • ntnue "r. N0 , .....t:ery, Nr.. 45, St. Paul's," is en7raved on ' • , 14trp, rrind tae. s•rarin:r of ca6i bottle, whizh, if care - atter:del to by Purchas.•:-., trill prevent their bt•ing upon by the nuin..r•n;s c^r:ntecfcits in town and country, • its succ , ss has •,•;:ett ri‘e. I i.tr superior to all Daher external applications, Cure of 1:: - ttises, Smut:is, &c. also in sir Nutnlnn.ss, is Stiffness and Weakness of the in!nts. ;•• "'';l a. in peo:owinz. Circulation ia the Limbs' when in a para "••::: it is al,O hcsFi - enledy for if dissolved '•••• • ;in.: r: arm, and with a pledg , :t of lint wel wit!, tied on the part aff•ct.ll with a rag. It is 11 " . • ' •••, iron: los De•i•••rnins : q • ualitv •••• 1 •-prahle service in the • " ;WU 10:41 cvmptaints r.. which linmn; are subject, and -.4):.• :Noah; i•• 'xi:bout i:. 5.4,1 only by r. N.3v4;:ry and tons tin. 4.. St. Paul's Church. Y4r.!, 6,(1r (lours Pon the corour of Chea.side, London, ptiee oto• b - ittlo, duty iacluded ; end, b•.• their ;•ppniuttnear, bV 14 " k 4 :•••1 Co. Oxford-strtet ; Wade, Or. Lond-s; rest.: ; at' i Codtrittr-sl.•ert ; Mitllle-row, Holborn i Ran o -, 15.1e.:.,tig,” ; Diets. and Co. li•AV Charrh-yard riArris, waect; ke:wlaig' and Co. ••Li0,.01-tib- t rfin That fersom 11007 Vatte the Pi' carnal!. -Oct, Yto; p cpb ft the raid ;OTC da - mukins y r 1 terfcd i. very text (intern line of I Dr utele tier., bat don. 1 Stet., that Poill, street. — &ford, t 1 Seta of ve:tok hiumev HAlf Quitter at Hosier) ant, hn. a ottani Otap ; sk.ce.e, t 5. 61; ton:, a 4, vt!. 1 A v, -41 p 1 . ,, 114,c . , 2 14.; of tidrd ; A:ll'k I,i triou tot mit:tear Siert:For, CAP! C.l a;!.! thrvi t! • iti IT ,iTuvr:: al tan: :en.l T CI cator at (. 17e o' 7 f: Js. MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1809 DIE QUA: ZRLY REVIEW, No. 111. was i pabliahod tlit day, by 'Ad MturrAy..No. 32, Fieet.street, and-J. Hatebard, iteadilln London; sodinay be bad also of Rrry D 64 ..iilerwd Yew M. bt Toirti anti Country. Thh day. WAS lobed, with Tett Ptatc.i, price 74. 6d. A New Iblitipa, of A r•trwttsTEm of DQMEBTIC COOKERY. ForatedSalt Princildea olltenuomr, and adapted to the Wog of Private Foatibea.--By a LADY. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet -street, London ; and lead alai t 3 ,1 *ivy lionksakinnd News Man in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Thia elity were published, in vok. itrn. price 14s, in hoorete, •sE it MONS on ,VARIOUS SUBJECTS. Ey WILLIAM CRAIG, D. D; Late Minister of St. Andrew's church, Glasgow A Wilw Etrstien, With several additional Sermon!, and a of the Author. Printed for J. Milner, irk-et-street, London; and Archibald Coonskin and Co. Edinburgh. This day was published, in two handsomely printed volumes, Metes. prier. Ins. 6 J . hoards. the Third PI meted, of AVIEW or ANCIENT HISTORY, including thntro2rw.s of 1.1 raitAitu RS awl the riNi By WILLIAM RUTHERFORD. D.D. Printed frt. Longman 164 Co. Verner and Cu. John Murray, and I. Harding, London • and Bell and Bradfute, ltdinbuigh; anI•1 also by evo.ry other Reokseller in town and country, This day was published, in octavo, price 9s. bo. - -rds,l The I s AIM F.dition, revised aorl enlareed. of OBSERVATIOKS an the UTILITY and AD MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES in several Diseases. • WI JAMES HAMILTON, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Plryvicians ; of the. Royal Society of Edinburgh; Senior P!..slcian to the Royal Infirmary of that City ; anal CorresJczdiug Member of the Medical Lyceum of Philadelphia. Printed for John Murray, No. 34, Pleet-street, Lindon ; and J. Simpt,,n, Edinburgh. This day was published, in Pule*, price sel. 11 .. Mi. ATREATISE on the OPERATION of LI. THOTOMY ; in which are demonstrated the Dangers of the present Method of Orerating with the (forget, and the Supe riority of the more simile Operation with the Knife and Sraff. The manner of perfruming the Incisions is explained in short Itutes.and represented by ...... the size of the living Figures. LLOYD'S, A UGUST 24, IBM. A T a General MEET! NO ofthe MERCHANTS, . 1 - BANKERS; UN 1 iF.KWIt ITE RS, end other Subsentntr: to the PATRIOTIC FUND, held thin day. Sir FRANCIS BARING. Burt. in the Chair, The following Statement of the receipt and expenditure, was laid before tbc Meeting, by linens MAr.ttYAT, I,:sq. on Inc part of the Cefnatittee. Amount of inbkriptions - 4154,677 1 6 Interest and profit on Stink / 70. I . . ;5 retold Toad amount 0111tuttlis,and Annuities t 2050 Widows, Orphsos, and iteraikose of 031cere and MCA killqd action • With the I:.Acaly, and to 7642 Officer: and Men wounded ur 4i+abled - £275,136 6 11 For the rebel uf Briti..llPll-1 16,700 0 0 suners of War in Franc: : S For Honorary Itewsrda - 16,454 4 4 Fur Adv... toonurtus - - 11,157 15 6 For priating Reports, Cir.? 2,421, 10 5 • culur &t. - -S income Tax • - 1,09 1 0 . , Rent, Sular:, 6,K10 15 3 • L'XpelICC) • X 331,611 14 a Balance It further appeared by the Report of the Conunktee, that they Mullis:. of isri9 men killed, and man men wuJnded. for who►: cases no p.ov.non was yet made; and that they et..inrated there demard, upon the fund, ott the pre scut systent of cipea liture , Lt I'l "-9,4 nti : lie.solyed unanimously, That the enlarged scale upon which the Military operations r f the Colantry ar.. now carrying on, makes it necessary to re-cousiiier the original tinder which the Committee have hitherto acted; and that in future the donations from this fund he appro priated escln-iveiy to the rebel of the Widows, Orphans, and Relativeswle, .:epanded for suppat on Qaose who fall in the cause of their Colat-7: ; to the relief of those whose wounds are atsendt d with fuss of Kola or disability from flame len ice ; to the annual allowance made towards the aged 13ritish Prisoners of War, and io the support of the Schools aatl established at the different Depots in France. That an appeal be made to the patriotism and liberality of the Public, for New Contributions to the l'wrietic Fund, that the Committee may he.provideil with the means of cuatinuitig the accastonled renef to these :.N:ritotious objects. That a Subscript for these latt.lable purporn be now en tered into, and that Contributi.nis be r:,:eivzd at the Bat of I ...otto's Coffee House, add Dv al! :Lc United Kingdom. That the Thanks of this MeetitT be %iv:•,l to the Committee, for the sta and tilligtltlitted tittllitiCll Witil Vi:iLit Vie)* iiiitic col.- illiald the busineas i.f this lmtiti.tion. That the Thanks of t'Air Meeting b.: giv..ti to tho Clairman, for his able told jutlioluus co.iili.ct in eue t;:lair. That the Tlratil.s of this Mettiog lio even to itiSrrtt Mitit- RYATi Eiji fur the Clear and sati:.rwory wanner in whictriL; La, reported the proceedings of the Ci,:r.i.ii:ti:e. That these Resolutions, tof.Alice' with the Subscrip:iens, be advertised in the daily Papers. (Siga.-.1) • • FRANCIS RARING, Chairman. • The following Sums were intaiLdi:tely Stih.ziihil ; Sir F.Baring,liaL..4los u 0 Geui-i ; t: Slit:Ili:so 'AO.; ti 0 I Bettstwi Lung lu3 u 0 Ilkihnil aa.l ILlw. ____ - Edward Furr Sir J. W. Andcrsot3, 1u 0 Ban. 103 0 0 1.4 C rnicnnson,T. Donur John Mantles 105 0 and Cu. 10i 0 0 10 0 U W. Mattning, r sq. M. P. 10.1 u 0 1441,42 - vl'lg, E:. Ca. u u //Mei N lavgies 105 u Crowder, Lavi.:, and C6rth 101 0 0 Edtu.Thos. Wa•cr Iv 3 0 0 Robert 'A -tingles Jt,hn P. Kunsingtoi: 14:3 0 Sir R.Wigran,l3urt 103 • U U Win J. Angerbtein 103 0 U Crorie Golwin 103 U 0 Boldrro and Co. 105 0 0 J.M arryar, E.ti.Nll 3 103 0 0 Itubrrt ~ I tethiro 103 0 0 Dttnivll Jam 11 Nisla:: : ;rhit: It and Co. - 105 0 0 Joins Jackson dc Co. t 0.5 0 0 lt•ti!con & Rankin:* 10; 0 to 10.; 0 t 105 0 0 105 0 0 Paget,__ Id Panicll _ 10a 0 0 Stephen 'Thornton, Erothrrs & Co: 105 0 0 Lei*, lilliuc Lc Co. 105 U 0 Charley 13osantioet 105 0 Cs 'Manus Wilson 105 atoid Pike Wafts 105 0 0 Sir Rd. Neave,Bart. 105 Cr U Robert ffolford 50 0 0 J. N. & B Norse 103 u u Prescott, Grow, and Co. 103 0 0 Jordaine and Sbaw 105 0 u Francis Newton 1(15 0 0 Chr. Idle, trots r, James Putnam 110 0 0 and Co. - 0 0 1 Ins.nas llnr4ozb 105 0 C. James Myer 103 0 0 SUFFOLK, 7'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ‘'AI.U.IBLE FREEHOLD MANOR, R EC IDRY, ADVOW. SON, AND ESTATES,-By Mr. PEI' At the Xing's Head STOWIVIARKET, on nurse-ay, the 21st day of September, 1809, in Six Lots, ALL that the 14ANtnt oi . WIC HAM SKEITH, K with the Impropriate Rectory and Great Tythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the l'arish of Wickhaut, toge ther with sentlry valuable farms, situate in the several Parishes Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thome, in the C oanty Of Suffel ;.in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whitoimm, Rogers, Posfortl, and Itufills,Tenants at Will, aid which are of the annual valuable of upwards of .01300. The Farms in Wickham will be soil with the Great Tythes arising therefrom. •, This Estate lies within an easy distance of, and surrounding the low') of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River communicating with the Metropolis, front which it Is distant abnut 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan• dal convenient buildings. The communications are by good roads, and the Parochial and other Payments are low. Lot 1. The Manor of Wickham Sktith, with all the Rights, Rurakies and Emblem-ors thereto belonging, with the Rectum: •I'ythes isf the whole Parish (except of Lots 2 and 3, being Sur. wood and Wickham Green Etnit.), and the Perpetual Ativows•ai to the Vicarageof Wichhant Skeit4 ; and also a subs.a:.ti..l Mes suage. Tenement, Pant, Blinding' and Lards, csliesl Wi:•:;1:.en Manor harm, is the (IC:111)04M of Mr. Thus. Rued i:.: Li •La ::e. Lot 2. A sidutantial Massone Tea:eine/it, Farm buildings and Land, called NVickhaut Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant - - - ,t, '7l n s,. Lot 3. Sunvood Farms, Thns. Bond , Tenant'. l?.:t 1 . 34. The above three Farm 1 s are in Wickham, - • i Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton) • . • - in the occupation of Charles Rogers - - iii 2 9.:*!. Lit 5. A Mt:swage Tenenteitt and Lands, in the Parish of Stow Livia:al, in the occupation of • Mr. l'hos. Postord - - - - . 164 1 2; Lot 6.. a Messuage and Tenement, -in the . I • Parishes of Thorpe •and Cockiield, Mr. Wil;iaiit Rains Tenant - - ~ - 111 1 38 Total . - 691 1 4 The respective Tenants will slim the Estates, and .speoiica4 tions may be lad at the Ane. , , Bury , st. Edmund's; White •nerseOpswich; White liars, Colehrhter ; ion, Eye; Inn,Woolpit; and at tho Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Peon, Melia; Abinton, noir Linton, Caotbriktfeshire; Mr. Thomas Prior Ashfield, twat Woolpit; and of Mr. Janes, Land A ssei .. ti,Nnv liose 4 :11-court, Lincoln's Inn, i.42:4211, where Plans of the difreropl.t;:s tray he seer:. By ROBEIVII Priated for tl;c AutLuz., by James 'Bali.u w nyne and Co. and sold by John Murray, No. S 2, Fluc:-street, London; and by J. Andrrson, Edinburgh. 'this thy was pi:Whited, in a neat and closely printed volume, small octavo, pace as. in hoards, HE SURGEON'S VADENECUM ; contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Surgical Dia.:ales ; accompanied by the modern and approved methods of operating; a SELacT Futi;.aut.: ut Pm !scaler lONS, ail a GLISSary of Terms. Printed for John klurray, No. 32, Ftett-strcet, London; and sold aLu Ly every Bookseller in town and country. Of whom may be bad, lately published, 1. Hooper's Physician's liratle-Itirzum; foolscap livo. Cs. Aziattlntiset Vadt-Meculit ; •oolscap Syn. 94. 3. Cooper's Dictionary of Practical Surgery ; m.o. 15s. 4. 1 bon.as' , .. Practice of Physic ; svo. I Is. VA1.17.-1131..f.; SCHOOL BOOK.. This Jay was published, in Octavo, prier Os. GI beards, The Sixth Edition of r OLLECTANEA GRJECA MAJOR A : Usurn AcAtinicae Juvuntutis Accommod4ta. Cain Notis Phibloe cis , quas partimconegit,partint berlpsit, ANDREAS - DXLZEL, X. M. Printed at the Edinburgh University Press, for T. C: dell and W. Da% its, Strand ; and Jahn Murray, :32, FL:et-s:reet, London ; and for hell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. Of wl: may be had, by the same Author, New Edi:ions of 1. Colleen:lra Majors. Vol. 2, Svc>. tla isoards. Y. Atialecta Grzca Minors, nem beards. This day w.at published, in svo. prict los. td. boar,ls, THE PHARMACOPEIA OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYMCIANS of LONDON. 1600. Translated into English, with Notes, Ste. by RICHARD POWE!.I., Fellow of the Collet!, Physician to St. Barthtflomew's and Ivtaridaien Hospitals. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Attie*, a - nd Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, on Pasteboard, Two Tables, exhibiting at one view , the Rchtticns of the last and pregeot Pharmienpaia, price :Is. did. I'HE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. This day were published,in an elegant Volume, quarto, witk En gravings, price two guinea in board., L ETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN ; containing an Account of the Operations of the Briti.li Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLESI,,EY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BA ETLE of VIM IF.RA, to the BA1"1"1.f EXCIA %AA rinN at CORUNN/I ) With full and interesting &tails of the Retreat from Sahagun. Embelitshed with twelve Engravings lsy Heath, from Drawings made on the snot, illustrative or the Canipai:n. 1;3 , ADAM NEALE, M. 1). F. L. S. Physician to his Niajesty's Forces. _ _ _ Printed for Ittcu . Alto Pllll.Llrs,lot4lon, and to be bad of alI rctokikeikr, JESUITS DRors. THE true orip:inal JESUITS DROPS are now -I- prepared by Shaw and Edwards, 6(3, on the 1;oot-way, St. Paula Church-yard, successors to Joseph Wessels. The Jesuits I)rops have been long known alai esteemed a safe, cheai., effectual, and often an i.uni,:cliate cure fur Stranguary, Meets, Weakness of the Kidneys, or pladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will iiii.dlibly ac complish the desired effect : should the.compltint be tar advanced, it will be necessary to take the Specific keinedy with the Jesuits Drops. .The many depredations made•on the property of the Proprie tors, compels them tp give this cautlop,,, that no unc bottle win be sent out of their house without Shaw and Edward), (success ' son to J. Westelb,) 60, St. Paul's Church - yard, entravred on the Staxtp. • All others which are sold without the above names arikraposk Lions on the public. .Sold also by aTig'Fr, Qafurd - street; Dull, ' ; rt.isseiandl.:l burn, Ectiabtingb; PRICE sncPEtici -- ADVOWSON. . . • `TO BF SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOiii!••• bON oft ve desa-.lble RECII) It Y its CH&VIIIRL—• T 144 art income is Aioik per AMMO- The age of , the pniest 19ctiutheast is C.O ---tor further partitulai3 apply to Gres. bun, Kinderleyl and bosoville, gallsattes, I.iucciliyanlur HlOti-STltht.T, CAPITAL SITUATION Pitt TItADB. - SOLD AUCTIO) . 4. • • . By Messrs. tAhTMANand lON. At the Inn, on Ttlesday :he Sikh day of *spit Instalta at Saves' a ba the Zemin& (08164 pct vioular diblogiod of by Private Ceittract, Of whit& Beatty notice will be giveo) ALL that FKV EHOLDDWELLING fIOV SEE with the WARE-itOohtS. NVOILIC-SHOM and TO& Iik.R.YABD adjoining. situate and. hang 32, lit the Hisb mormeid, fur many years in the =Option of the press& Proprietor, Mr. fuwler , Caloiletenaker sad Upholstem, who is declining business. Printed Particulars alt i l t r onditions et Sale may be had of Mr. Fote o, :;4- !leiter, Bal i laicals-red-street. London ;et Mews. Lawman and bun e Peruse; and of the Proprietor. oo the Pre ens.Pre- en,..,Vibe wilisbew the Nene. kittEHOLD LiniCOLNSHLItA• TO BE SOLD BY Aucriort, By laimars. HOGOART and PH!LLIPS, I At - garrawny's, on Friday, Selittaibet the Stb, at Twelve el-lock, in Nine Lots, QUND It I' valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, LI situate ill Use L hr 4 of Orbcy and legoldineals, nese Spam- Alford ;4ad Borgia, ha tile Cit:inty of Lincoln. seediest Ot .sundry together about one MuideEa and Acres. Pal - detain, in:iy be had ten days nreeions to tilt gale, at the Lull :cal C;0111 1 1: S:ainfurd ; White Hari threillng Pease* and %Via., 11:.ri, LUstllfl ; Muse ; ter pfaneigai i n n, Hotticastle; ;it Carraway's; and of Mesas. kkegats ttt Phillip% broad-s.rett, Royal Elchaure: . _ FREEHOLD FARM, BURRY, CCNVENLENT FOR GOOD MARKE 1 . 64 TO BE SOLD ItY AUCIION, 13y Mes.rs. IiOGGAKT :lad PHILLIPS, At Garrawayis„ Colf:v-boube, Carotin!, eu Many,. the lib at Septvthins, at '1 weir,: teClock,h nJt previously tlispOstd Of by Private et.atract, VOYI-E FARNI, comprising a valuable' Freehold F ault , in t h e Pariah of tlited, four mike from Godstone ani Wrtierham, and tt4 miles fr.int I.ondon, in the county of Surrey consisting of tent: Acres of uucoantio.ily rich Arable, Water s Al Nei.* vr, and Palma,: Land, in a ring fence, .throtteh *hi& runs a fine Trout Stream, itt a atte Sporting Country, abounding with. Clime; the LbtaLy ib full of thriving 'I in:bcr, let to hIT. Did's, at a low rein, on a:t 0.1 kat:, which expires at MieDialwas , 11110, capable of c•insiderihie improvement. May be view e d with lease of the tenant, and particalers had tei: alayoprovicoo. to colt c:dc. at Ike tdreyhound, Croydun ; Wki:e Hafz,Godbton:: Swan, Reigate; I:lack Lion, Farulogliam ; Royal Oak, Srvenua'..a ; hu.bet •1 uubridge Welk; of Charles Arnold, 1::4. Ledfo.d ,- ow, Llo •ertshury ;a - Carraway'b • I' intfof M. Arc I loggurt and 1%4144, Nu. CY, BCOlldittuCt, wher e aAm be seen. • V:s.I.UABLE FREEIiOLD itEhIUENCE AND LAND, 'THORN CON :war CROYDON; SURREY, TO DE SULU ISY AUCTION, • _ _ _ E r Mesa:- HOUGAR L and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on iriday, Sepuunbar 8, at Twelve o'Cloek. In One Lot, uciess an aeceptibit: drier is made la the meah,tims ky Prime opm - tic; • A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, with Acres of rich Land adjoining, the whole Landau and Tythe-free, delightfully situated uu the rued to Croydon, near Nurbury, and within eight miles of the Royal EXchange. The Mansion is detached front the high read on en eminence, forming a handsunte elevation, built with Suffolk brick, which combines all the advantages of Stour. The Rooms are numerous, nifty, and of good proportion. the principal apartments with m dears. The Oears are well arranged, Ary, airy. and con= with double Ceach-houses i Stabling for six Horses, Lofts . and Roams, c...fital Kitchen Ga rden, fully cropped a cid planted, la c:used by a lef:y wall, and' w eil supplied with •:..•lwt wart. The Mausiou is now tiLair suislied with i•dinite Wait 1104 supe rior workmanship, under the immediate dir..c.tuck vi an emiurist Surveyiar. The purchaser will be acconuooda.ed with. early possession. May be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, moy be had' ttut days previous to the sale, of Messrs. lioggart Ynl C 2, Rcoad•street, Royal Exchange, Mhere an .elevition may be seen ; particulars also at GurrawirS: FINGRINGHOE. NEAR COLCHESTER, ESSEX. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Messrs. 110GOART and PHILLIPS, At Carraway s, in the month of September next, unless 'root • oust y disposed of by Private Contract, in Lots, AVERY desirable and valuable ESTATE ; cam. • prising the Manor of Pingringhue, with the Courts Baron. Rights, and Royalties thereto belonging; with a capital Measly°, exited kingringhoe Hall, sad several Lands and Farms adjoiainz ; containing together 769 Acres, delightfully situate at Fingringsor, four mites from the populous garrison town of Colchester, and Si front Losidoo, in the County of Essex. Also two valuable .aod very eit eusive Oyster Laying', a II and several Cottages. partiaidies mi,y be had in due time of Mr. Mason, Solicitor. Colchester; h . Lorton, Esq. Daveiftry ; Cyps. Colchester; at Gareaway's; and of Messrs. lloggart and Phillips, 62, Blind avert, Royal Exchange. . , BURSLEDON HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND LAND, NEAR SOUTHAM P TON. _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCFION, • . By Mewl. IIOGGART rind PHILLIPS, At Garraways, on Friday, September 15th, at Twelve, by Dl rectiou of the Exec-mon, Unless an acceptable Oder is previously made by Private Contract, A N elegant Modern MANSION, delightfully sits . Lated near the banks of the beautiful River Hanable, a phasing distance fruna the sea, five miles .from Southampton ' , 14 4e Winchester, and 11 front Portsmouth and Gospert,.bs thecoegitt of Hama the Use residence and property of John tiVosett, . Itotne forms a- handsome elevation, nonnsaidtag a cuWe picturesque View of the Isle of Wight, the Sound, aml rich adjacent coinary . ; hasketn remade finitbed tre L ni elso . • Feriae taste,stiii enntaina .spit..inus elegant Dining and ruoms ell futitl , rs perti taw, Boudoir, MiiiiiC4l3ol3ll; Mornlng-ants, and Library, nuinermis Bed-chambers,- Servauts'Vlpartments, ainl excellent attached Oirtem of every desciip demand are Stabling tut - seven Horses, a doable .Coach.lnerse,. et, I...k,house,.l)ph•y : , and otitis Offices, Poultry.yanl and Mono, l'ainf„:' House, Rarm-yard, Barn, Granary, &abllng, Om. Loum:s, Piggery, apd Outbuildings. The Nowt Is nearly en*. Jet'. LF a hamlstaiie Lawn, ornamented with Timber and Fount 'l:rets, au eiegatft Green-home, spacious productive Aitobsti Garden, with lesty walls; igelon Grounds', a tang* Pram* Cuttige, and a .quantity of Nicellent Arable aturbleadow adjoining, and containitt togctiteF,about 19 Statute Acia. • 'I he Estate Iw:equal-La value to kretbold;btini CopflAdotla lieritance, the Fine certain and.rely ifitling. :I he Purchaser inay.beaccolontodita witk alAaaboldPlM , of abotit 5,0 Acraa, : and dia . Mel!adprad Fandtartrit a • fair valuation. To bg viewed-1146 Mats only, f rith partieolan, iffy be bad be days privibia s the hale v of , - 11,4 r. Berney Solidly Soptharnitton • and .oIFIVIAsrs. 11 1 00 Pit kbilliPts No- tis Broad-creet;Roltd Ea"nate. . Paraculsraatisy :Onto bid at thiPtdphin,' Soutiatapeasto; Aegri, L 001 1 ,010; 'Bugle, New' pori, bleat Wien; Cream Portartionth • ludigArnas, (v pin ; ,of tin: Prints ,: °Lunt Enloe and Plynxiit4 titt l es; SbetbotAli bt .00ptey Leroosjournal - and Hatoolibn Libraitva. litriOtart.sati Wart?Logi Gaortt;Virtacheata ; rn.a.Alresfur4; and at'aariaway's.- ';ve • ,Ar • ;' • • In the Press, and speedily will be publi..h.o, Handsomely printed in two vols. 4to with Pour: it.. . HE. LIFE OF TORQUATO TASSO ; ;n -, 'eluding his hue:citing Letteib, itinerations of his Wrirngs, and Nietnolrs of um, of his Literory ounton:porarick. Punted for klin Murray, No. 32, Fleet-s.reet. ; John Ballanryne and Co. No. 48, North eannvet-street, Edinburgh ; and Eagan and Cumming, Tbit day was published. In two volumes tiro. price 1-" s. Tin stunk, A POPULAR TREATISE ON MEDICAL PCIT.ICE„ and on'IMET, REGIMEN, kc. By JOHN 12.0:1ERTON, M. D. Edinhie l: ta. Author of the Practical Treatigo ou the Power. of Caitharides ; Extraordinary Membrr of the Royal Medical Society, &c. . Printed for Thomas BryCe and Co. Edinburgh ; and sold by J. Murray, London.