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THE I S RINCIPAL OFFIcERS andsCOMMIS SIONERS of His MAJESTY'. NAVY, do hereby give Notice, that such BRICKLAYERS as can produce nutar Inden tures of Apprenticeship foF Seten Years, art of good character, and not exceeding 35 years of age, ntay find employment at His Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Sheerness, by applying co the Officers of that Yard. < 4 r Nat,„ ~fI: dt M 'rHE LOgliatt:UVrti, bc . pubtished To 7 meiritePr„price Tipper, Landenikall.efee.C.." _ , . DEATH ri : riTHIE rhe 7 , 0 4 1 71 1 Lik. A SERMON, weitasivadib, ibiLltaoglii 4 ;its; Aft. of Titallikk *at% 14 10 rd 7 Hi! : - • 1 food wit pfd til W i llf inntrlATgett :1; 111 0 0 . i lisrset, " Km a tm i* t ill 4 Instant, Saintemptin g Hest, Piirelhadi ; a: 40444 T A . 41, ' ' • - This de, wan , _Oen ti, 1:e178 arisfEXP MONTS 01: tArt 401130 AR, its fIiEDVW. STOOK, mkt dr; a- t ip ppm wide% Amigo& Ng dos . 01 , 1 1 , ail& fligla rl ill or left 141 2 4. •rinistee : iititssest for Y. bibs[, lo r r,.. lailleimare. . . Wure bibs( Tfie gm* *sok er 4lidoties ennui fie lit** price tOs. al, liter ir MAIL s . • . 4 - 't. IgniChTlo - bi: ' -- - odwifr V..W. atteilt . ine Of the CoOductors of Schools and / n,..1...i5.,... riannu Almost OA lutist Intnirs. Is invited to _ 04:101tri 11401 i, on Frill , Mil 4 41W CHARGES prefacer* py. - ~ek-Oettetni REKRY TON, Adjutant-Genets) to ttie Army in spin -ea* alt Lieutenant-General Sir . JOHN MOORE, K again* tie nourable WILUAIet ERSKINE' COCHILIIWK, Cavils in Istft (or King's) Regiment pi I.itt D:ajo_olta. _ 7 Crovm an Mitirtoll'al-Mall. . _I. "a._ FOR SALE, BY PUBLISVICTION; At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, 'Plymouth, WI Friday, the 11th day of August nett, at It o'cloeirin the forenoon, TELL following GOODS, viz.: fOr Exportation -635 Bags Coffee. 5 Hogsheads Whitt Brown Sugar. 15 Bales Cotton Wool. Being the entire Cargo of the French Schooner l'Actif, taken by and condemned as prize to his Majesty's Ship Shannon, P. V. Brooke, Esq. Commander. For viewing, catalogues, and further particulars, ar , l!y to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, ...mouth. Plymouth, July 24, 1809. ...x--- . --.'" ----- STATE LOTTERY, WITH ONLY FIVE THOySAND NUMBERS. ..........of •....- ••• £20,000 I S of £l,ooo 4 ... .............. 2.000 Besides £1 00, &c ALL. TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY t Win and Co. respectfully inform the Public, 0 that Tickets and Shames are on Sale at all their Offices; No. it, poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. 31, Aidgate High vreet.--The Scheme of the present State Lottery is clew, and afford; the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense s u m of £80 , 000. . . which may be obtained by purchasing the ',Ole of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tickets and 'Shares pall he higher before the Drawing. PREM.:NT PRICE Ticket, £2l lle. Xll 00 I Eighth - - •_, f2 17 0 a 13 0 Sixteenth i . 0.4 T________ ASTWVCI44Y.: , I ,F Thls day was published, in two eieggett ries. rile 15..1 THE SYSTEM of to WORM, * ' It, Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent Mat : 1 2 4 By P, S. LAPLACE, 'Member, of the N Institute.. II Translated into English br . J. Pb t '. It. O. • ' Printed for RICHARD PnEttir 1.0a401k, Asa to be had Of ,booltellirs: Of. . • mky he.had, --.- The WONDERS ofthe T• A - • PE, or a gandliar Plakahli a/ the Phcenomena of the Star# levens, with nutttersai bite lititravings, price 6s. ' : . • ~. vo, ~ V~ ' FOR SALE BY P,UBIAC AUCTION, At Hastings, on Monday, the lath of August next, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE fast-sailing Copper-fwtened Cate EAI:L ST. VINCENT, of the following dimensions: Length - 77 Ft. 1 In. Breadth • - 25 4 • was 1 / 1 LIT W1M:144.1tb3 Of - C. IA- g' " One cricne committed, what crowd of ills join in its, hapless train." Published by R. Ryan, 3.13, Oxford-street; and C; Shoal, Gi, Poland-swei, Oxford-street ; sold also by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row. Where may be bad, just published, Edward and Laura, a Novel, in 2 vols. newly translated from the French Rouiseau. cliff Quarter Depth 4 192 Tons. With all her Stores, and about 15 Tor.eof Iron Ballast may be viewed on the day of Sale.—Pierced for 16 volt, and a; - pears to be particularly calculated for a letter of marque, or rim. ner to the West Indies. For Inventory and particulars, apply to Messrs. T.. 1. Maning ton, a. Hastings. ANR. INGLEBY, the EMperor of all Conjurors, .s' from the Lycenns, Strand, finislieo his first engagement last Saturday evening, In the City of N.wwich, to such an ele gant and crowded audience that never before has been witnessed to an Exhibition of the wrt, with nalsosuaded applause ; and is row performing in Yarmouth to the most fashionable and crowd ed Circles there, with the same unbounded applause that he never fails to wee with from the Public at large. Mr. 1. most respect tilly beg, leave to return his most sincere and bearty thanks to the Nobility and Gentry of both places for their liheral and kind patronage ; at the same time he Most rospectfully informs them, that he means to finish his Norfolk excursion the Assize week, in Mr. E.iley's Room, near Gurney% Sank, bleuwicl , , which cammenced this day. Mr. 1. has engaged one of the first Musi al GLISC Players now in England fur the week.—For particulars la the Hand-Sills. ADFORD,HOSTER,No.S2,Cheapside, informs lv the Yuklic, that his warehouse is new open with an entire new stock of the best manufactured and most fashionable articles of Hosiery and Gloves, and are selling on as low terms as any inure in London, in quantities of 3 pair and upwards; good Silk Hose from is. 6d. to 10s. 6d. a pair; Cotton Hose from ls. 2d. td extra superfine, 3s. 9d ; a large quantity of Leather Gloves, from 9d a pair tells. at No. S 2 Cheapside. CHEAP AND EXPEDFFIOUS TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH FROM I'H.F. WHITE . HORSE INN, FETTER LANE, LONDON. THE ECLIPSE, new and elegant light Coach, carrying four insides only, sets off every Morning at Half past Five o'Clciek to York, Sunderland, Shields, &c. The same Guard and Coach goes through to York without changing. Tke HIGHFLYER Post Coach, every Morning, at Seven, to York, Edinburgh, and Newastk, through Stamford, Newark. Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, at which places it regularly meets the various trench coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax, Hodder:- itld, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the other principal Towns in rt.:. North. The Guard and Coach likewise go through to York wit [mut changing. The RODNEY Past Coach every Morning, at Seven, to Hull, .-:ire it arrives in sti hours by way of Doncaster, Howden;andF North-cave. N. B. This Coach is the quickest conveyance to Hull, avoid ing the delay and danger of the Humber. The above Coaches are conducted on the best principles fo public convenience, and travel with the utmost safety and expe dition. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors, Who will not be accountable for any Glass, China, Plate, Watches, Cash, Bank Notes, or Jewels, however small the value, rmr fur any other article, of more than L 5 value, if lost or cla nizzed, unless specified and paid for as such when delivered at "their Offices in Town, or to sbeir Agents in the Country. LEASEHOLD FARM FOR SALF. TO BE SOLD, a Short LEASE of one of the I most desirable and profitable FARMS in the vicinity of the TiLimpolis, consisting of a very excellent Family Resitience, em hazing every possible comfort and convenience, Coach-house, :abliog for ten Horses, with all domestic and Far.iiing Offices, Garden, and 112 Acres of very fine Arable and Pasture Land in % highly improved state. for terms and cards to view, apply at Messrs. Browne and Co. Surveyors and House Agents, No. 7, Buckingham-street, .'i , lelphi.—Office hours eleven to four. Town and Country Houses Sold and Let. SURREY. TO 1W LET, for ONE YEAR, from MICHAELMAS NEXT, THE ESTATE belonging to the late LORD TMURLOW, situate at Knight's Hill, Norwood and Str,alten, and within six miles of •the Metropolis, comprising aura sou Acres of Land, and many desirable Residences for - . For prticulars apply to Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 5, New 73riiwell-four, Lincoln's Inn, London. Mr. Clarke, the Bailiff, a. Knight's Hill, will show the Estate. SOUTH WALES. Tc be LET upon LEASE for 5,7, or 9, YEARS, and entered upon immediately, qMODERN MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough • rep Air; delightfully situate in a Vale, possessing the most ercluntioz Prospects; consisting of an Entrance.Hau, four Par sevut Sleeping Rooms, and Garrets for servants, with domestic Office, CeHaring, &c. Chaise-house, a-d Eve table, walled Garden and Orchards, and at the option of 'runt, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of %-.1::(1, Nit exceeding SOO Aeres. The situation is distant from ( -^ l dou IGO Miles; nearly adjoining to the Milford Mall coach 7 ,' 4, d, and an easy day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and r Particulars, apply to Mr. James Land, Agent, No. 5, New .tv(1 1 . Court, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon. CHELTENHAM. To be LET, and entered upon immediately, A LL those Capital Premises, situated . in a fashion - hie part of the Highestreet of Cheltenham, within 20 yards • , ;.e I . he.:tre, .v:tl two minutes walk of the Assenibly and Card •vs, c:dled the DUlll..lbi and BATH, or WEAVER'S HO , hitherto used as an Hotel and Boarding-house, and now in • Chi House, ivbich is in perfect repair and neatly fitted up, and , riderable part of tvltich is entirely netr, contains four Par- I , re Drawing•rooms, three excellent Kitchens, patent We br• :c, and other officer with extensfee CeUnity" t and 43 : , ”ens; besides which there are, for the use of theioardini 'lli!.., t spacious Dining-room, containing 36 feet in length, by 26 in '=•'• 'l, and an appropriate Breakfast-room; and adjoining th e !le,t: , e is an excellent walled-in Garden, iu great 'crier-lion, L-... I (ii: g to rite back part of the town. !• • Ft , rniture and Stock may be taken at a valusition, ands con tidt the r.lagnitude and unusual eligibility of the concern, the wiil be remarkably easy. Tile house Is in the highest r , i . titt', and the company frequenting it are of the first class In (4 rm.! , re.pectabiiity. s i tqms• capable of conducting a concern of this kirid, the P7-s , :nt offers advantages seldom to be met with, as it will only (iLire common industry and attention to ensure a rapid fortune. I n; ptemiaes are noW unexpectedly offered to the public in cCfaa. 1 " 0 'n•-a• of the much-lamented death of the late Mn. Weaver. I id- tt , rtivir partictdars.apply at the Ofkat of Messrs. Welles, " 4111 alt, and 14swatarch, in Cheltenbana. CU:4OM-HOUSE, PORTSMOU'I H. Oct ThursdAy, August 3, at Ten o'Clock in the For:- non pre cisely, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at tho. THE undermentioned GOODS, the same having been seized and legally condemned :—Brandy, Rum, Gene va, Cordials, Wine, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Rice, Rai-ins, Figs, Alnions, Honey, Vinegar, Pickles, Olives, Anchovies, Soap. salt, Cranberries, Arrow Root, Sweetmeats, Scents, Es sences, Tooth Powder, Hat and Dress, Silk Shawls, Silk Stock ings, Lace, Muslin, Cotton, Wearing Apparel, Books, Shoes, Stockings, Braces, Feathers, Corals, Pocket Books, Glass Shade and Stand, Bearskin, Coals, Canvass, Timber, Deals, Spars, Chain Plates and Blocks, Copper Bolts, Sheaves, Anchor, Warp, Boat and Materials, &c. And for Exportation,— . ;ilk Handkerchiefs and Chocolate. Alfo, the following Goods, for the Duties, having. remained unentered upwards of three months:—About :in Pipes, nine Hogsheads,. three Half-hogsheads, 17 Mulcts, and six Puncheons of Wine, six Casks of Cocoa, and four Casks of Tea ; and if the Wine is not then sold for the amount of the Duties, it will be of fered for sale to be distilled into Brandy or nude into Vinegar, for which security will be required. The following Old Stores of the Antelope and Ferret Cutters well also be sold, viz.—One Mainsail, some Rigging, a broken Anchor, and part of a Cable; which may be viewed in Office hours three days before the Sale, on application to the Warehouse Keeper. HERE FOR DSH IRE. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Discharged of Laud Tax, and a Modus of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Year for Meadow Land and Fruit in lien of Tithe, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, _ _ . In the course of a short time, unless an acceptable offer should be previously made, ALL that compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the BURTONS, comprsing a substantial Dwelling House, ss ith every necessary Out buildings, convenient Fold, Yards, Feeding Stalls, &c all well supplied with Water, which is at all convenient times to be taken over the Meadow Land, situate within one mile of the well known Market Town of Led bury, being one of the most rich and fertile parts of the county of Hereford, containing upwards of 130 Acres of excellent rich Arable and Meadow Land, in equal proportions, and in a high state of cultivation, all of which is well supplied with Water by a small River running through the centre of the Estate, is well planted with the most choice Fruit 'Frees, and will in a few years be capable of producing upwards of 400 Hoe: heads of Cyder and Perry, the Plantation being young and in a flourishing state : the whole of the Land is within a Ring Fence adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Ledbury to Bromyard, and within eleven miles of the latter place, distant 14 miles from the city of Here ford, 16 from the city of Worcester, 17 from the city of Glou cester, seven from Malvern Wells, and Twenty from Cheltenham. The above Estate in the possession of Mr. Caleb Hankins, of whom immediate possession may be had; and part of the Pur chase may remain on the Estate. For further Particulars apply to R. Jones, Surveyor, Brick house, near Ledbury. Sll VFOLK, VALUABLE i'REEHOLD MANOR, RECTORY, ADVOW- SON, AND ESTATES, By 'Mr. PEYTON, At the King's Head lea, STOWMARKET, on Thursday, the 14th day of September, 4809,in Six Lots, ALL that the MANOR of WICKHAM SKEITH , with the Improprine Rectory and Great Tythes thereof. stho the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wickham, toge ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the Several Parishes of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and 'Thorpe, in the County of Suffolk; in the 'Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rogers, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and which are of the annual valuable of upwards of £3300. The Farms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes arising therefrom. This Estate lies within an easy distance of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River commankating with the Metropolis, from which it is distant about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan tial convenient buildings. The communications are by good roads, and the Parochial and other Payments are low. Lot 1. The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with all the Rights, Royalties and P.mblements thereto belonging, with the Rectorial Tythes of the whole Parish (except of I.ots 2 and 3, being Sur wood and Wickham' Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson to the Vicarage of Wickham Skeith; and also a substantial Mes suage, Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, called Wickham Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr..flaus.BOnd 124 a. 2a 3r. Lot 2. A substantial Messuage Tenement, Farm Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant • 71 3 8 Lot 3. Surwood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant 131 1 31 The above three Farms are in Wick:euu. Lot 4. Norton Ferns (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Charles Rogers - 87 2 2 3 Lot 5. A Messuage Tenement and Lands, in the Parish of Stow Upland, in the occuration of Mr. rhos. Posford . - 164 1 91 Lot 6. A Messuage and Tenement, in the Parishes of Thorpe and Cockfield ) Mr. William Ruiklis Tenant - - II 1 _1 ns • Total - 691 1 4 The respectife Tenants will shew the Estates, and specifiea tions may be • had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White Horse. Ipswich; Wh', e Hart, Colchester; Inn, Eye; -- Inn, Woolpit.; and at the Place of Sale; of Chester Penn, Esq Abinton, near Linton; Mr. Thos. Pr'lr, Ashfield, near Woolpit; it'd of Nlr. James, Land Agent, No. 3, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon, where Plans of the differens Irate may be se;:n, • MODERN MANNERS, CHARACTERh, liar. This day was published, Two elegant Volumes, Post Bvo. price 16s. in boards. accom. ii.ozied by several Engravings, in the manner of Drawings, LETTERS from LONDON to DUBLIN, from a STUDENT of LAW to his FA HIER in IRELAND, on •he State of Manners, Opinio!!s, Polit;c4, the Coutt, legal Prac• • ; , :e, publie Amusernews, Literature, &c. Su. interspersed with Cliarnc,eristic Anecdotes of nearly 500 Persons, in the different milts of public Life. Printed for C. Cradock aatl•W. Joy, No. 32, Paternoster-row ; sold by Archer, Mahon, Dugdale, and Culbert, Dublin , Edwards and , avage. Cork, and J. Bull, Waterford. MARM lON - MAWS I lED !!! l'his day was published, in One Volume Octavii, on a superfine wove paper, price 9s. in beards ; or printed on a royal paper uniform with Marntion, 12s. boar.' , . MARMI ON TRAVESTIE ! A Tale of Modern " Ms woman that secludes all mank " By her wt first are taught the wheedling arts ; " He- very eyes can cheat when most site's kind, " She tricks us of our money with our hearts."—Ga Y. London : Published by 'rhos. 'Pegg, 111, Cheapside, and sold by Mr. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Duncans, Glasgow; and Mr. M'Cleary, Nassau-street, Dublin. MASCALL'S DUTIES. • On Monday the 10th of July was published, price 151. A DIGEST of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS and EXCISE, payable upon all Foreign Articles imported into' or exported front 6e-eat Britain ; also the Duties outv..a,rds ; and Countervailing Dudeibetween Great Britain and Ireland ; the Bounties and Allowances on British Goods, and those on the, Fisheries; the Duties Commute ; the Quaratnine and Tonnag e Duties; together with Tables of Scavage, Baillage, Levant, and ittissis Dues. The whole brought-up SO Ilse 3tlts Tuly, 1809. Pubhshid by, and to be had of Edward Jame.. 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