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r ~~ ••, 1 : . •j , . - ,i . , . - al: •:" ...-- it lE , 1 toi: j 4 . V 4.4_ 4 . , N . --A"'• -4p- . -- E--- 2 . ,_ .. , Ix , ........._00.,.....:•• _ ~ ..4....., ...,..„,..„..... .:. • ( .1i ) _ • -\........,..........., i ...„ lc. - 4 , 7•AaT;, t lß'r MI Maga 67801 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, 1807 I PRICE SIX-YisNCS. -- PICTLI4LDNG-OPFICR, lady 18, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Arsf JESD 'a N4l'2 . do bet eby eve Notice, That on Tuefday the Bth of September next, they will be ready to receive Teudersin writing (foaled up) and treat with fuch Pcrfoos as will undertake to fupply all loch quantities of CHE SHIRE, DERBY S HIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU CESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheek of equal goodness, and of XOSE CORK (fecond) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER, of equal goodnefs, as (hall be required for His Majefty's Vidlualling Service, from chi tit of odb:ober next, to the 30th of Septembers iSa% b.elufive. To be delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the Vidlual‘ing Stores at Deptford, Portfineuth, Plymouth and Cork, at the Contractor's expense; to be warranted to keep good and found for the (pace of fix months frdm the rcfpedlive periods of &livery; and to be paid for by Bills payable with lotereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at thh Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Dun fterville, Agent for the Vietualling at Cork. N. mord will 4 bad to any tender in vs/shish the picefball mot be it Peed ia words at len:4,er thatfball mot he delivered t. the Board befor e oat °Wash on the [aid Turfd.ey, the Bth of September went, am on4fs the teeny No wakes the tender. or few patron on his halsalf, attends g. osfcrer when called for. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, 7ul s 3, 1807. All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of April and May, :BD6 ifrued by virtue of an ASR Qtjad. Sexto Geo. 111. Regis, for railing to,sco,oool. by Loans and Exchequer Bins, for the Ser vice of Great Britain for the year 1836; TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA 7EsTr, TREASURY Gavin,- trh , .n &rations for paying off the principal of the above-menti.unt Exchequer Bills, with the interel thereon, at the Exchequer Bill (Fce ix the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palact-ratd, Wellminfier, on lreekteldaythe t9th day of Auguft, 3807—Attendance will be given daily,) ° Sundays and Holidays eneepteelf until Saturday the Bth of Astgeft ioclufive,frons ten o'cloci in the mornirsg till one in du seleraeon, for. the jsurp yi of receiving the fame, t.-Aad for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the laid B:111 are dented to bring Lylt thereof, containing the Numbers ix Numerical Order, according to the value of tile fail Bills and times of commestcnescat cf lateen', wit' the principal Sums and Intertjl dae there n, com puted from the days on which they are rePaively dated,exclulive, to the aid 1 9 th day of As guft, inclusive, when tie interefi et* ; and they are dented t, write their Names and PlaPes f *ode on fuel, Lyls, and inelorfi their Names on thefill Bills. If imsy of the H.,lders of the aforesaid Bills firukl be dims of re erivinT payment of the Principal and Inure, previous to the fail 0911. day of Aug JP. they may be ace, mandated on computing the in- Orell to the day on which they w 4 to he paid, and leaving the foil Bills fir examination one day prior thereto. Such perfiaos as may be deferents of having New Exchequer Bills in fart payment. upon Ittationing the amorist at the Bottoms of their Lip de livered on or tfore the Stbef Augfi,tBe7, istory be ammutoota'atedwith Now :rrylag an Interefi nree-penee-ialfpeusty by the day ea every One Huts It'd Puuuds,whist fah! New Bills will hear date the laid 19th day of Angell, and will be delivered on &stunk, the aid of Atrgril 411;ii lhafulle&sg 111. it B. All fiber Exchequer Bills dated in April, 1806, and prior thereto, law berm adsseitifed to load off; and !Le iatereft thereat bar creed. PANORAMA, STRAND. MR. BARKER refpeelfully informs the Public, that he has jult opened, in his large Circle, a View of the CITY of OXFORD, taken by him from the Rateliff lihrary, where the Spc:Rators will find themfelves furroundcd by the finelt Buildings of that celebrated Univerfity. N. B. Mr. Barker hiving taken the Panorama. in the Strand, entirely into his own hands, will ufe his utmolt endeavours to merit a portion of that patronage fo liberally bellowed on hi, late father, the Inventor of the Panorama. only Rervlitnry in the &kith Empire where 'IL comfort, cafe, durability, pleafantnefs. economy, and utility, are combined to a Saving of One Guinea in Three, in COLLY ER's SILK STOCKINGS, with Cotton Feet, t 46, Fleet ftreet. A molt rich, saltiahl.., and elegant feleaion of Ladles' and Gentlemen's Rout and fine black, white, and coloured Silk Hole, from 7a 6d. or three pair for one guinea, to furxfine, with the moll fallaian able clocks, tea. 6d. N. B. To fueh of the Nobility. Clergy, and C•ntry, who !lave not wade trial of their dilllnguifhed and unequalled excellencies, it may be proper more preeilely to !late, that they are far more comfortable, lilt, and pleafant, twice as durable, and though every way equal in riclincf , , elegance, and county. are not two•thirds the price of tlu)fe with filk feet. Every article of bofiery. This day was puinned, in °Rave. price 71. 6d. in boards, THE SHEPHERCFS GUIDE: being a MAC TICAL TREATISE on the DISEASES of SHEEP. their Caeca, and the brit my ans of preventing non. With Obferva. Lions on the molt fuitable Farm Stocking, for the various Climates in this Country. By JAMES HOGG, the Ettriek Shepherd. Printed for A.Costitable 7.nd Cu. Edinburgh; and John Morray, Fleet.lireet, London. In the Preis, and in the courfnof next Month will be enblifited, In Five Vols. Bvo. ornamented with a highly final:led Portrait of the Author. from Hogarth's &tiro, price :I 50. in boards, SELECT WOK KS of lik:N RV FIELDING, Eli. Contairing the adventures of Jul, ph Andrews—The Hillory of Tom Jones.-. Amelia, and the Hiltory of Jon 'than Wild. To which is prefixed, an Original Account of the Life and Writinet of the Author. Fdinburgh: Printed far Mundell, Doig, and Strvenfon ; and I. Murray, and T. Oftetl, London. This Edition is printed uniformly with Dr. Anderfon's edition of Srnoliett's Mircullaneous Works, which it is &lived to accom pany; and the Put.lifhers flatter thentfelves, that the feparation of the Novels of this celebrated writer from his forotten Dramas and other lets inttreftlng performances, will be acceptable to the public. This day was publilhed. price is. The Thi-t1 1 dition, with very cunfieerahle ad.litions, of PRAC 11CA L ESSAYS and ÜBSERVATION S on the TREATME.NT, CAUSES, and CURE of that fpc des of Confumption incident to Youth and the different Rages of Life, commonly called TARES MASA LIS, not unfrequcntly the Coerce of the general difoyslers of health, deranging the functions of the %eft organs in the animal economy. With practical oh fervations, on the fpaftnodie affection of tle Urethra, fo commonly saiitaken for Stritture; and on the died. , of Caullie, when ap- Tied to the fine and fenfihla menih-ioe of the urinary canal, in mats of cafes, as Rated by the patient.; themfcivcs. By H. Sr JOHN NE AI.P„ Member of the Royal Academy of Pari% of the Tlniverfity of Leyden. and PraCtitioner in I .ondon ; formerly Surgeon Major to the fifth Regiment of Infantry ; to the fixtcen-h, or Qoven's Regiment Ot Light Dragoons ; and to the Royal Horpttal at Chatham. Printed for I. Walker and 11. D. Pymond% Paternofter-row. Mad to be bad at No Ca, Frittpltrey, corner of Soho-fquare. This day was publithed. price 6s. in extra boards. CONTEMPLATIONS. A POEM, with Tales, and other Poetical Compollitlaus. By JOHN PENWARDIK. I. Hurt. Wm and Orate, Parernelter-rour. Printed for 'lbis day was pubtithed, In Foolfcap Oetavo, prise ss. in extra boards, POEMS. Written at LANCHESUR.. By JOHN HODGSON, Clerk. Printed for Longman, Hurtt, Rees, and Orme, Patersolter.row. This day was publithcal, iu one vol. Svo, price Ss. io boards, AREPLY to the ESSAY on POPULATION. By the Rev. T. R. MALTHUS _ _ In a feries of letters. To which are added. Eitrads from the Ftray, with Notes. Printed for Longman, Hurß. Rees, and Orme, Paternoftcr-row This day was publifbed, !unite Volumes 11200. price H. is. In boards, THE FATAL REVENGE; or, the FAMILY of MONTORIO. A Romance. Ey DENNIS JASPER MURPHY. Printed for Longman, lima, Rees, and 0 ram. Patrrnofter-row. I'Ms day was publiflied, In One Volume Ocßay°, embellithed with an elegantly engraved Portrait of the Author, price toe. 6d. in boards, THE LIFE of THUANUS, with fome Account of hls Writings, and a Teatiflrion of the Preface ro his Hiftory. By the Rev J. COLLINSON, ?I.A. of Q2een's CAlege, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Hunt. Rees. and Orme. Pat-rnolter-row. PRESENT 81'A FE 09 POLANo. This day was publifhed, ID One Volume tame. price 71 ii board,, AVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF . POLAND. By GEORGE EURINE I'l', late of Baliol College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Huta Rees, a^d Orme, Paternofter-rsw. Of whom may be hal by the fame Author, SPECIMENS of ENGLISH Pia WHITER!, in 3 vols. Crown Svo.price ays. in boards. This Day was publifhed, price One Shilling, ADVICE to a YOUNG . REVIEWER, with a SPECIMEN or Tilt ART. Oxford : Sold by J. Parker. and J. Cooke ; and by F. C. and J. Rivington, St Paul's Church rri, London. Pa publithcd, Price as. in boards, or MI large Paper, Price 6s A New Edition of tbe OXFORD PRIZF. POEMS; to which is nnw added the Poem recited in the Theatre in the prefent year by Mr. Nrdl.fton. Oxford : Printed for J. Parker and Mcffrs. Rivington, and Mara. I.m.gman a , 4:1 Co. London. N.B. Mr. Rolleiton's Poem, priutett urifornily with the far mer edition of the Prize Poentsomy he had fzpar.acly, prise t.. This rt ty w ag publifhal, In two liege Volumes. ()diva. price In ho3r.ls 17e. the Second Edition, with Corredtiona and Addition% of _ _ A DISSER i A I'ION on the PROPHECIES, that have hewn folliiled, are now fulfilling. or will he.-cafter be fulfilled, tclative to the great Period of 1260 Year.; the Pap..l and Moha rn , b:ed an A poftafies, the Tyro:Well Reign co Antich. , 4.r the kfidel Power, and the Reftoration of the ew.. By S ANI.EY FAB JR, B. D. Vicar ut Stocktou upon Tees. Printed few F. O. and J. Itivington, No 6s, St. Paul's Church yard; fold alto by J. 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This day 'was publithed, illeitratal by s Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall Octavo, Price Sir Shillings in Boards, TRAVELS from BUENOS A YKES acrefs the Continent of SOilTff AMF.RICA.by POTOSI to LIMA, performed In the. Years 17 yo and t77t, being the latca Travels through thole Countries. With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic Deferiptions of all the Spaiiint Potreffious in South America, dawn from the het Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACHARI US HELMS, Formerly Direitor of the Mince near Cracow, in Poland, and lam Diredor ()Idle Mints and of the Procas of Amalgamation to Pao. Printed for Arco AID PIIIL L I PS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet , Blaektriars, and to be bad of all BOokfefirre. Of whom easy ere be had, 1111 C PIRSCNT S ERTL Of PERU, in one elegant Volume. gEart4ra, anbellillawl with Twenty coloured Engravings, pr:re 21. ss. in hoards. GRECIAN ill URA I UKE. This day were r Malted, price tss in boards, A RCH/EOLOG A GRACA. nr the Antiquities .1: it. of Grazer—being an Account of the Manners and (hams of the Grecks, 'deduced front the latett and belt authorities, and relating to theft • Government refs Entertainments Magiftracy Exercifes F I gut Laws Baths Mufie Judicial Proceaings Marriages Painting Religion , Divorces Public Buildings Games Funerals Harbours Military and Naval Domestic Emplots- Weights and Mca• Affairs ments furesdke &e. Chiefly defigned to illuttratc the Greek Clalfics, by explaining Words and Pbrafrs according to the Rites and Cuitoms to which they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hittory of the Grecian Statts, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Mailer of the Fru Grammar School at Raveneenedale. in Weitmoreland. London: Printed for Ric it,tan PUILLIrs, No. 6, New Bridge fireet, and fold by all Buoktillers. Intl puhlifh ql, by the fame Author, The Grammar of Hittory, by means of which that Important fubjed may be pradically taught in 'Schools. prier js bound. Ancient Hitlory, for the Ufe of Schools, iu out dolly printed volume, duodecimo, price 61 bound Modernlfißory. for the Ufc of Schools, Amilar to the Ancient flittory, price 6s bound. If Li ,000 Soo RICH WHEEL. I 01 s C 30 •000 I 5 -- soiszo 6 $ 10.000 Ikc acc. &c. SWIFT and Co. N‘). tt, Poultry, and No. ta, Charing Cads, have on Tale Tickets and Shares, warranted ondrawn —TO-MORROW, Auguft 6, is the Fourth Day of Drawing, and the Firft-Drawn Ticket mutt receive lopa:A. over and above any other Prize from ao,pool. to isl. Which may happen to be drawn 'pint! it. RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN, AND BUT ESW TICKETS TO DRAW: THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fiat drawn, TO MORROW, the 6th of Av Gum WHEEL CONTAINS L 30,000 Li 0,0:.• Lsopie 4 to,ooo 4topoo s of z,oool. 6 of sool. &e. Lottery will finifh Drawing next Week. PRICE. Ticket Liz t z 0 Lto 19 0I Eighth - • Li t 6 0 st t 0 Sixteenth . t 8 6 Half - Q.Earter - - HAZARD, BURbiE,. and Co. No. 93, Ror•g. Facaanoa are felling TICKFITS and SHARES for the prefect STAYS i.orrERY, warranted undraws. The next Day of Drawing will be TO-MORROW, the 6th of AUGUST, when the iira-drawo Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. STATE OF Till: Wi111.1.. . Pegg of 430,000 20,000 10,000 78;:. &c. Pith CISELY AT ONE &CLOCK TO-MORROW. IN confetoence if the Fitll•tli Awn TICKE I' being entitled to 30,0c01. TO-MORROW, the Drawing will not commence till One o'clock. The public are hereby informed that few Tl:kets and Shares are left—therefore fpecdy applications to the Licenfed Lottery Oilices necelfary. Ibe Wheel is immeniely rich, and con tains all the great Prizes. ••• The tlrawin g will linith next Week: OUT PORTS OR ISLES. A PERSON of liberal Education is defirous of employment as Clerk, or fuperintendant in any concern syli , re, in time, it is probable he may purcha4 a fmall !hues is accufnmed to Maritime affairs, sad is capable cf taking charge of a Veffel: does it.t mind a r:fk. His reference will esi.,ce that confidence sway be placed, and is capable of bringing fecuriry.— Age ay —Addrcf, (polt paid) to B. C. D. Tom's Colk. hut& tornbill NATANTED, trom 40 to too Miles from London, 1 , " I either by the year or upon t nee, a good FAMILY HOUSE of moderate rue, Reidy Ranilbed, with from 20 to 70 Acres of Pafture Land. If a Manor. or tha privii.ge of fporting were att shed to it, it would be the more deferable. Particulars Ratios the number swel dimen6ons of Rooms, R ent, &c. to be addreffed :O.:sitars...haw es MIA La Blanc, Now Bridge ftreet , London The above would fait any p-rfon partletdir about their furni ture and delirous of a very refped4b!e tenant. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATI CONTRACT, 'I'HE gond and fall tailing carve! built Cutter the .L Llvlii,y—A,lmeafures 31 Eons, copper fattened, about two years old, sell calculated for a Yatch or Pack rt. having two Cabins with two lengths of bed places in each, height under the t3.:•.ms 6 feet 3 in, hcs, a FSrecalllc with two bed places ; the length of Hold 33 at, tright 9ft ct. 'lila difpet"ed ot, may be htr d for pleafure at per day or week. For further particulars, apply to M. T. Weeks, St. Michael's fguare, Southampton TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TR AC F. ALL that tlse Manor and Lille? ty A 13BOTTS WO arTON, within the Parilbts of Fiewkrhurch, White church, and Mariliwood, in the County of Dorset ; (unfitting of upwards of 4000 Acres, wher.of only about po arc ut nn ltv: s —with Court Leet, Court Baron, Royalties, Rights, I'rivile6es, and Immunities. This Mate is molt defirablv and centrically frosted hetwe.r the towns of Bridport, Axraitifter, Lyme. Crewl:erne, aid Chard, on the Turvpike.road from Crewkernc to Lyme and Axminiter, and within a (mail diltance of the Great W.A.rti Road from Bridport to Exeter. There is Mulct ni Hourt on the Eftate, but there are many eligible and delightful (pots to build on: the littate is exceedingiy well timbered, and very improreable. Plins of the Ettate are left with Mr. Manfield, Soiieitor, at Dorchetter, and with Mr. Davis, of Horaingthim, near War minder, who will treat for the fele thereof. N B. If this Pilate is not difpofed of in one Lot, in a short time, it will he divided, and fold by Public Auninu. SOMERSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, (Subjea to the lire of Ate Irefen: Incumbe:it, aged 6 4), r r HEADVOWSON cf a VICARAGE in the County of Sonurfet, together wills the Glebe Lands, and Tithes. The Glebe Land confifts of upwards of 90 Acres of excellent Meadow and ether Land, which, together with the 'lithe., is of the value of 4:01. per annum, and upwards, and is likewife very improveable ; the Vicarage Houfe has been recently built, and contains every requifite for the accommodation of a gcnteei with fishable offices, coach houfe,- Rabies, barn, out-houfes, and farm yard. The fituation is delightful, commanding extenfive views, which arc extremely bold and piantefque ; is about a mile from the Great Turnpike road running from Bath to Exeter ; about lix miles from Bridgwater ; 13 from 'fatinton, and eight from Gbf tonbury. For further particulars Ayer to Meffrs. Bleafdale, Alexander, I and liolrnc, SuUeitms, New Inn, Loudon. WARWICKSHIRE. A Defirable ramily Relllence witty Mill and Faring contisuous. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . . A - -•--- - MOST eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE in the ' Village of Alvefloor. about two miles from Strati rd urn Avon in the County of Warwick, comprising a handfome modern built Manfion Huufe, ftuite upon the f•anks of the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock of about tweaty-tight Acres on a fligfit eleva • Lion, which renders it perfeelly dry in all feat n 9 ; with convenient offices, garden, fills pond, coach Mae, and (tables, all in complete . repair; a Meadow of eighteen Acres, a C,.rn Mill on toe River Avon at a diftance from the Manfion, with eleven Acres of Mea dow Land in feveral pieces adjoining ; a Cottaga and Four Acres of Land planted with Osiers; the Fifhery of part of the River Avon—And two capital and well proportioned Farms. confining of near (even hundred Acres of excellent Arable and Tleadow Lind : one of the Farms is at an eafy dillarce from the Manfion, acrd the wiser in a more remote part of the Pariffis—both of them have been Melded about thirty years, and are tenanted by refpec table Farmer,. The village of Alvefton. Started on its North and Weftern fides by the river Avon. is fituated in a pleafant and healthy past of the County of Warwick, and in the centre of M-. ' Corbet's Hoot. The neighbourhood is genteel, cud, from the es , celience of the roads, and the cleannes and fuperim quality of the toil, this Manfion and Its Demeines derive every advantage dcfira ble for the refidence of a genteel Family. The Mill and Farms are on Leafe, which will Coon expire. To accommodate purchafers, the Manfion Honk, Versiefne, Lands, Mill, and near& Farm, will be fold feparately. For further particulars, and to treat for the pu rebate, apply (if by letter poft paid) to Mdfrs. Wyatt, Sanskrit', Stratford ppon Aven. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. fituated near good Market and Volt Towns, dillant from London between to and 6o miles—Conn:ling of an etc .Ikut Fa mily Refidence, with good gardens and all the fuhable cat< s, and about zoo acres of land in band; alai& capital Farm let upon leafe to an untxcept* ble tenant. the Ettate contains all together about two serer of Arabic, Water Meadow, Palture, Wood and Down Land, ago fandry Cottages, &c comprehending neatly ttie whole Panda. the rates of which arc very low: the whole forms as compkte an h Ran:. as any In the Coonty, and abounds game, trout, &e. aid i i the w•ighbourhoed arca Hounds. Farly Poffvffion nomld be given of the Houk .ind Lam!, in hand. and a confiderai , k part of the purchafr money may remain on n0. ,-, ‘ age. For further Particulars, apply by letter . 1 oft paid) to Mr. W Otani Agate, Pull Offi.:e. Alcesford. Hants. COLDRENICK HOUSE, CORNW 11.1.. TO RE LET, Ready Fumifhcd for a Term, not h than 3 YCtrs, C OL DRENICK HOUSE, limited al) out thittezn Miles from Torpoiot, near Plymouth I) -, ck ; the Lodge ad. joins the Turnpike :toad from that phcz to Lificeard, and i• .•aily paft:d by the.Nlail Coach; the latter Town is tli:l7tit about lour Miles, aid. has an eickilent Market. The Houre Rands in an extenfive Lawn well wooded bluing a walled Garden, Ensued In a Kitchen Gard n, and Shrubberies, containing altrrther (even Acre:, with Stables, Conch Houfe, brewboufe, Dairy, Walhhoufe, and Laundry detached from the Houk, and contains a Dock Room, Drawing Room, Entrance Hall, and a Parlour, Butler's Pantry, China Clufet, two Kitchens, and Houfulteeper's Room, Servant's Han, Sculisry and Pantries on the GrottA Floor ; a Sitting Room and eleven (lumbers, he ; fides Clotets on the Heft Floor, and various Servants' Apartments to the Attic S.ory. The taker may be accommodated with a lirge Courtlage, con. tatting barns, round houfe, granary, farm Rabies, Ihiphays, and linhays, an inclofed rabuit warren. an ordiard, and 36 Acre: of Land, betides the Lawn, which is 62 Acres. the whole or any part of which may be rented at the option of the taker, who may all, be accommodated with a rick of hay, tome reed, and likewife Come Wines. The Hutife and Ds-minds May be fern by applying for permiflion at the 'inure, and the terms and further particular* ) may be obtained at Mr. H. Wunikombt's Office, in Plymouth. Plymouth, July 14,1E47. SURREY. KNIGHT'S HILT. MANSION HOUSE an LAND, the Property of the late ! ORD THURLO TO DV i0l.l) BY AUCTION. Shortly, 31 Carriwars Coffee Houle. THIS truly elegant and fplendid MANSION, -s• with hatable attached and detached Oflkes, Farm Yard, and Out-trsildings, replete with every convenience; and upwards of too Arita of ereellert.produEtive Meadow and Pafture Land, forming altogether a omit Important Domain At for toe Rade= of a Family tke firßdiltbidtion. The Eta Ation of Knight's I fill is retired, amicla the molt in teref ro:al Scenery, cornmr.-I, , :ng CltellfiV2, richly wooded, and divoillied Profpedls; tilt of tive"lives only from Loudon, and one Mile each from Streatham and Pultvich _ _ Particulars are preparing, and n ..t 4e fhertly ready for delivery, ofwhizh doe notice will be glvm in tbi. Paper, and alfu of the .y ..1 :isle, when every mccfrory Infornration ;nay be hart, and plans of the r , flare teen. or , application to Mr. Townley, Laud Surveyor, Waiworth; and at Mr. James's Office, No. s, New Barwell t, Lincoln's Inn. ESTATES, near GREAT MARLOW and WEST WY. COMDR. Illicit , TO Pt 501.1) BY AUC rioN—By Mr. DAWSON, M ca-rawav'e Cofi'e }knife, Change Alley, Corbill, London, on Titeeday the t ith day of Auguft.lB4,:st Twelve .'Dock, Sevin-al sis.fira;de FARMS and PIECES of WOOD LAND. in the.following Lots: loot 1. A VA LUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, L 1. called TENCROFTS,eomprifing an eicellent Farm Hoar with convenient banis, Rabies, and out offices; 93 A 36 P. of good p [lure and arable land, an In a ring fence, and • ne acre of Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the eecuration of Mr. Hc.,ther. on a lea Fe. i 7 years of which will be aucapired at Mi chaelmas flex'. it the very low rent of COI t•lrtlier with 4 A. 3 R. 27 P. of Reel, Woodland, in hand, The prernifes are freehold, and are fitured in the parifh of Great Marlow, in the county of Bucks, from which place they arc only about one mite diflant, fix from Henley, lix from Wyeonibe, fix from and la front I.• ndon, to all which places there Is a turnpike road clore to the bailee. Thr fituarinti of Tencrofts is pectiliarly beautifuLand the houfe 14 cap ible of great improvement, at a Enid! exnence. The Farm r y m k e i :l n4 fo o r f pl g e a l le re , alifi groun th d e s, id o t r uli a a g : :s ound o tb she ou r e t s e r a i l a r n a d bi t y v f e o r IMall park. and cc:mown:l not only a charming view of the River Thanes for a confiderable extent (and fr e nn which it is diltant &bent half a mile), but one of the moil deliFhtful and pidturefque pri tpeas in the country, and is admirahly ca'cu'at ei for the refl. det.ce of a Get titian who has frequent occaficti to go to and from Loudon. • Lot s—A Gaall Freehold Farm, called Wood end; comprifirg a cottage, farm yard. orchard and garden, and four clofes of arable land, containing together 2,7A.aR. 18P. ; and now in the occupa tion cf Mrs. Sarah Blackwell. on a {cafe, 17 years of which will be unev,tired at Michaelmas eat, at tt, wry low rent of 171. wan. nuni —Wood End is fituate in the parifh of M. dmcnbam, in the county of Bucks, about 8 miles from liend y, and 3 ft cm Marlow. Lot 3.—A valuable piece of Woodland, reosarkahly neliftocked with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, 44.iiiing the Farm, and eun:ahing 2.c41. IR. toP. Lot 4—A ilitiraule Copyhold Eflate, of Tube stance, called enmprilirg a nand tarm-hovfe, with convenient barns, ft da'es and other offices, orchard, garden, and is CIA' a good Arable and Failure laud, containing 83A. 2R. /IP.; In the occu pation of Mr. Taylor. at a very low rent. logreher with a F.cce of Woodia. - . I, call-d Round-Wood, In the centre of the farm, con ainiog SA. alt.l3P of excellent Beech Wood in hand, well Rocked with thriving timber, the whole inclard in a ring fencer.. Chipps is literate in the p:stilla of Weft Wycombe, ion the county of witlll.l;:hcat half a miler the turt.pite road leading front London to Oxford; and is dillaiit :bout tw. , miles from Weft Wycombe. four from High Wycombe. fis from Marlow, ten from Henley, 34 from London, and has a very extenfive right of common. Lot 5.—A (man compact Freehold Farm, called Green End. on the opponte fide of the turnpike road to Chipps Farm; comprlling ' a cottage, barn, fjable, orchard and garden, and ICV,II ClOfe• of Arable land, containing 64A oR. 26P. Moue in the raid pat ifli of Weft Wycombe, and about one mile from Lot' 4; and 'Cos In the occupation of Mr. Tayior,at a very low refit, and only about half a mile from toe. turnpike road. togetbso with the Arms ad. joining, containing sA. 1 R SIP. well flocked with capital timber. N. B. Lots 4 and 3 (eicept the Wood Land to be fold in thee Lots) are let together osi a Leak, of width fifteen years will he unexpired at Michaelmas next, at the very low rent of Sc 1. de terninabte by either landlord or truant at Michaelmas, 38c3, on giving twelve months notice to the other. Lot 6--1 very vsluabk piece of Beech Woodland, called Ray Wood. kerne at Green l'.nd a creak!, In the Paid parifb of Weft Wycombe. aeljoining the farm, and only about a quarter co a mile from the turnpike road, containing r4A. is.. well !locked with thriving timber. Lot .7. two pieces of excellent Beech Wood Land (being Copybold of inheritance) adjoining to Chipps Farm. well Reeked se itb thrivlne timber, contatning together oA..R. ;IP. The Premien in the Fledge-rows tp be taken at a valuation. .4.11 the above Eftates are 1 rechold. (amp/ thole dzferibed to be Copybold of lisheiitance,) and the Land tax he redeemed. Particulars may be bad at Garravray's Coffee Houle ; the Red Lion, Plenty; Bear, Reading; Upper Crown, MarLsw ; Red Lion, Wycombe; of the A uslioncer, Great Marlooriitign-itreet ; and of Mars. Tvlayo and Pearee,No. 3, Cloak lane, I,,sndon : and of Mr. Cooper, Solicitor, and :Vt.. Norton, Priuter, f ierley The Premlfes may be fecn on glirlyg a May's ti..ticc (if by letter, port paid) to Mr. Cooper; or to Mr. Jacob &vans, carpenter, Hurry, who will thew them.