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.1,.• • Hr,n S 4 61 TR .INSPORT OFtICE, Jai 5, III& git COIIIIIIISSPNERS for compucriArG .11.IJESIT's TRANSPORT SERrICF, fey Wing SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, nailer the Cate and e . pRiC NERB of WAR, do hereby give Notice, 1 1,,.y will be resiy at this Ofkce, on ruEs: , AT u the ~) ) 1815, to receite sealed Tenders, and treat with such • 4•:. !113V be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners iv.ir in Sickness at FOkTON, for Six Months sertain. A . Toler frill be received after one o'clock se the day pretty, nor' . . :law the party, or an agent for him, personalty attend. I,,hicr tract I, a.vempanied by a Letter from sloe respectable to I e:ort.nowid with Ike Person tendering, in the stun . for the do mist:Nano of the Contract. r f matr.be known, by applying at this Oise; •:NUAL LET I ING OF THE BARRACK CAN rEENs.. BARRACIL•OTVICI, LONDON, JULY 3,1815. :OTICE is hereby Given, that the CANTEENS • II ti the utile mentioned Barracks, are to be Let to the highest rc, for ore I' ear, from the 50th theptentber nett, to the' September, IS:6. kicir , e but of wiszceptionahle tbaracter, net any person f more th 311 one &inertia% who will not undertake Luna fide rest& chi: Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his i person, will be approved; and two sureties will be required • tic regular payment of the Rent, and all Sums which may come due in respect of the said CANTEEN, and for the due r famance of the several Conditions and Stipulations of the I!.e Perscn whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his sureties, • ~r execute the indenture of lease and Covenants relating rev), the particulars whereof may be known by applying to i. (Ace, or to the Barrack-Matters at the several Barracks. Ihe names of two respectable person, with their Christian profelsiotiii. and places of abode, Who well join the tenant executing the indenture as his sureties; must be inserted in the and the tenant is to pay for toe Stamps, and the Com • .-.oners for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure e I enlot a Licence. Prryosals with the words, " Tender For Canteen," tea en the outside cover; will be receive d at this °See, on !, , twe twelve o'clock at noon on Wednesday, the 24 of August e. 1 , . alter which hour, any Pro oral received cannot be noticed. By rue Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troop* I: rd upon them. _ _ _ • The Fnrin of the Proposal to be as follows : T the Commissioners for ch. Affairs of Barracks.-1 heteby 'r it the Canteen at -------, for one year, from 30th E.Fember, 1815, to 119th September, 1816, the sum of —..- 1 , .tmtle as rent, and .....---.--- Pounds for the privilege of .. II og Liquors, &c. therein, making together --- Pounds. :-:: yropuse Mr. of .......r•-•-•.", and Mr. —..—.— of ----, as my Sureties for the same. Arundel, iienvich, b'rryhead, . Hastings, rs'.elt, • Moniker, p...5!,11, • Ilythe, Large, P.m:lngham, 'Ditto, Small, tatchirgtoa. —... Fort Twin, t-abinne Lets, - • - ---.- Sotherkan4, •- 2rghten, .--- Monertef, Cantetbury, Cavalry, Ipswich, • Ditto Infantry, Knight.bridge, . Chatham, North, Mali. one,' ' TlmJ, Stiiiih, ' • • Malden; . Vet I' tt, Manchester, Cll.lm. 'ld, Mill Bay, Plymouth, f'kklester, Norman Crew, East, CoLii,s.er,. Norman Cross, West, Cr..ydon, Norwich; ' ' • I.l.mour, , . • Parkhuyst, I 1',:,!, Non:, Inhere% Portman street, Pe.l, South, lutautry, - Itomforti, • . t.sch.ser; l• :.7 Otwilrl. . Radipule, Weymouth, ~.. r aright., or Redoubt Stonehtline, Plymouth, - ' 1......e.5,, Sandown, ;xi, ew Grand Redoubt, Suudcrland, 1.).:... (N... 1) Fon, . Shorncliffe, • ---• (Pi •..) on, Vi tocbewer. (:..4 1 Fort, , Windsor, Cavalry, ---- (;So. 4) Pert, . • Wind.or. Infantry, heel'. . 7 . 'Yarmouth, or Colwell, Isle of 11 klort, Plymouth, Wight, • t 1,,,, . 1; York. lia.aptoc. ,:ourt, . ' ' GOLINIZT. hale Comet, r..t: Geurgt, 21mhu, .1, Ik lancry r V 44 WAde, irart, llonattte, Grande Roque, Rlchruond, ltrbourg, • jetrez. Barrack% St t Aubist's Fart. Fla !Krb Cu , tk. Pier, or Towohtll, urgueit Castk, • St. Peter's, AL to tit xs *STATE LOTTERY. SIVEWRIGILF, with pleasure; requests his • I r.end.', Olt- Public, attention to the Grand LOTTERY, • r 19th inst. and the maggitude of the Prints thetein, 't - Si() 000, £30,1100, and lt,oolYOulnees. to her paid in Clatas - Altl and which is so arranged that there may be r of l t3,•'t.,0, £35,250, £25,250. He is happy to call to t , tir recllect:on, that the only fixed Prises of A 040,0004 No. 2370. .Q 1 liar first .e . .;,0,01.0, a.. also the first Golden Prize of 1000 Gui-, w. re zold and Aareki at his Old Offices No. 37, Combed, 1 - I , othom, 38, Hay-market, and 1 41 , Osfo;tl.street. • ALL PRIZES theilebt Day in the GRAND GOLDEN LOT- T' RY, which begins Drawing the 19th of nib MONTH., (Rll,y). PARROLL and Co. Contractors for the prevent' NJ IA) 112 E Y, respectfully inhibit to the Public the following SCHEME, which, Mils only 14000 'fickeu, co sta= Prizes of £40,000, . 4 110,000, Besides 12,000 GUINEAS. • Which will be paid In GOLD without deduction. AS UNDER, £40,000 Is £40,000 $O,OOO ••• ••••• 30,000 20,000 2u,000 5,250 in Gold 5,250 2,000 ... 2,000 1,050 in Gold 3,150 ,000 • ......... 5, , 00 62S in Gold 2,100 210 in Gold 2,1(20 And 3,042 other Prises of lesser value. 4 , 11* nwir of drawing the above splendidPriza s is so arran ge d, , It , . certainty is pre,eptxd to the public of one T icket g ainin g L4 'l o oo, and the further chance id its also obtaining In addition ti.at sant 5000 Guinea; in Goad. Schrrnes whh full particulars may be had gratis. )i i ri dulm and Shares are now on Sale at CARROLL and Co.'s • No 7, Cornball, and 20, Oxford.street, whine all bust. t o ti Palk feuds Is Vaunted. 000000 ••• • _ . i 6 , - .7. , !li r Iv s T r I , • • •• • • ~. OW IL ( ' ' ''' e r j %/el r. ' t.... 1 1 41 N - P ~• ef \ r ~,,,J.. . 4 ),:r. # '11 , .• • ' 7 1L1! . ..... S., -.. . . . . t tir ~...,,,,,N, ',..' 14. . - •-__•.,„ wiartie -.,. 4, ,p- e ,„ ..,, • I-A* 1 .4...... :4 . , •.. • . . - ... • _ - MONDAY; JULY 10, 1815. PILkE SIXPENCE.. SALtS tO NOBLEMEN, GENT! F.MtV, NUR:EV/MEN. ANTI 01 HERS. By Mr. Coedit AN, On tinttnAv. the 17‘16 of Jul:, t tit% Cie PrelnlYes, Math• tiehl lathe, Ew cio•nhArn. yr coNlotie. AVALUABLE COLLF.C. LION STOVE PI .A S, is cr..ry W:y ea! oitated to ratify Sett:lane Cutionity aid Elegant l'icte. No comment on tho Yeleetintt can be nrc-scrty; it:tilting bnr ihe i.itiition of Mr CAN HAw, the preen: Propt'etnt, to direct Attention were iinote•iirrly to such l'iantt at answer corn" of the nicra tofere.t.ng or nottiani•y, by yzietitting Ole warty of •'elr.to Syrup, could 'are th , tetaluable Collection to be otred we!, stet twig the pride .at the late ISAAC `t*WA./NSOtt, El. by wham totiy w: re selected a't,o the study and iyhtitt of mite }ear!. Thy COlisit• of hnr Palmc , Stielttsias, and almost every ttttrg and New of S:nve Plant.., and one most wousiertully laryt ana fine CAILIMTA IlitINS. _ iso Mars are all, to the credit of the Gard. ner, Ina en* state, clean dial lt-a!thy. and mty he view..tl Irmo •Ite ' l .O of Ju!y, w the day (t ti•ale, by appl)ing on the lire !tir w'ture Ca talogues may ht. had; and at the Auction-Mart eetr •he Bank; at Messrs. Masons', Needs:nen. Fleet-street ; Itf:. rano% Seelsmen, itt the Borough ; Messrs, Itonahls, Nurwrvr,to, 131 ent lord ; and of the Auctioneer, N 0.7, Duke-street, Grose*. nor.syurre, Lando*. 'HERM GENUINr. AND EASHIONABLE HOUSEW)LD EUR• NITURE, Brilliant CHIMNEY-GLASSES, beautifid and scarce Marble Pier TABLEq, with bronzed support,, a Li brary TABLR, fine toned upt ire PIA NOFOR l'E, by Broad wood, Eight-day DIAL, CHINA and GLASS, Patent Box MANGLE, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Park Gate Cottage, Little Berkliamtcatl, br tween Hatfield and Hertford. on Isursunr, 3t.ly following day, at •rwrlve o'Clock, rritE GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FUItNI PURE, THE PROPER l'Y OF A G i .N ram4usr. Comprising French 2edsteads, with Morino Canopy, Hangings, and Window curtains to ina:ch ; litais•eatis and Check Furniture', prame-seasoned Fea:her Bola and Beath:ag e elegant Drawing and Minter-room, suires of liencia R i Mu. rine and other %Vindow-curtains, with Draierie.; Cabinet Articles, in Pembroke, Sufr, occasional anal lhning tables, Wardrobe, Chests of Drawer', Diesstiog tables, and (;l uses; Eating room Chant, in aearlet mortar, temaird Chair an black Leather; Brusstls and other Carpels, Claim', Ulmer. nu merous Kitchen Requisites, and emious Effect'. 1o be viewed on I ue-day and Wedoviday preceding tic: Sale. Cataiogurs on the Prentans; of Mr. Dysart, Aut. joust:, Wat fa.rd Woolpack, St. Alban's; . 4 alisbuty Arms. H . attirl I; of Mr. J .cttsaan, Uptsolstn.rrr and Auction.er, ; of Mr. Robi::‘, Warwick were', Golden sips •re. • . • _ PARI,I4MMT4RI FiaL,&EDINGS. HOUSE OF Lottni, JULY s. In the Scotch Appcal cue of the Newca)tk Company ara Yet• Mil . ' to," in whic , i a querion allow on a policy at in-urance s %yhether a tuill, which was insured apinat fire, and which WAS urns t!own, ws, a first rate or a secovd r;t:e rhe LORD ..IHANCLLLOR declareJ. :ha: trytt. all he had' been able to learn upon the •übj,eP, he eons:derv" tic b.addinq of lecuial rate; be would read the papers closely over before Moaday, and d: liver his judgment. the tollowiug went !trough Conantitteer, the repeats were received, Dili ortlerel to be real the third time on Monday : Ibe lOW. Postage, the Haelttoy the Hat t...ukivat:tri, the Seeds Duty, the Irish Inland Navilottoti. by Pay, ;he IFitildi; liar, hvur, xt.ux's Beer Duty i.il:a.—Adjlorned.. Fla %CH PAPERS. PAKb, ll; t.Y S. This morning, at eight o'clock, the respective tunics were in presence of each other, oat's in the laM of Grenelle, the e iemy's in the plmn beyond' .leudon. The and Prussians, who had passed the night in eutienching thenvelves in the woods of Meudun and Vt riieres, advanced tUis niug towards the en iages of Vinyl , • and lssy. . About eleven o'clock a part of the cavalry of the quad, which was encamped upon the Cnamp de Mats, ad au,ced by the left bank of the Sine lowa, ds the pp.. occueted by the enemy. On each bide die dis■ i solations of the triaps ap,,etred t. be fa ash .1 ty ; the line was formed opposite io each other.-_ , Luny personsorom curiosity, seem this evei.ing to toe heights fit Chaillm, from whence ts e coild plainly perceive the French and the enemy's can p ; every , ste had his telescope., The white Rag wa.ed a • c)e ,teeples of the vill iges occupied by the Mies. Tit: it :roops lined the hills; our's were formed in the plan, at a very short distance from them. We expect-d they would come to blows in the course of the day ; but it appears that a suspension of hostilities was agreed upon between the two armies, in order to commence negotiations, from which the happiest re sult is expected. Immediately atter the officer.; and soldiers of both parties fraternised and drank together. The Provisional Government has given orderi that all the English detained by Bonaparte may re• turn to England. Whatever some journals may report, it appears certain that many Members of the Chamber of Re presentatives, wise and moderate men, have agitated the question of the propriety of resigning their seats, and they might have argued the point so as nut to lose the esteem and respect of their constituents. PARIS, JULY 4. Oerfital Bianchi has been nominated by K:ng Fer. dinand, duke of Capua, with an annual revenue of 6000 ducats. It appears certain that it is at Rochefort, and not at Cherbourg, that Nipoleon will embark. On the 80th ult. three carriages belonging to his suite, and several heavy laden waggons, paskd through Chartes on their way to Vendome. The sun ender of Manbeuge is talked of as certain. Tie army wisf.es, the Marshals deinand."— Slich are the expressnns used ler some days in the Chamber of Depiraes ; and the Deputies applauded them. Far front us be the anti-French idea of calum. niating our warrior.. We render just homage to•their unshaken coinage ;we lament the tall of their brave , companions in arms ; we hope every thing from their patriotic zeal: but the greater our admiration of them, 'he more incumbent upon us is it to tell theirs tto truth. The function of the army is to act , not to cilaber ite. If the different bodies of the state d not p Ase)* distinct attributes, the dissolution of tte state is not very distant. Mlle A I'ION. THE Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. will, after the MidiIMMO ReCM, open his Seminary, on MONDAY, August 7, 1815, for a limited number of Pupils, Fulittes•row, I.linvon. Forty Genies. per autism. He will /save also a va cancy nr two fur youth; men ant.hing their Education, in a plea sant Apartment lined up with Glebes, Claris Map% and a Library... References ye made to Sir John Petting and Co. Cornbill; Dr. Abraham Rees, King's-road; Astley Cooper, Esq. Broad-street; and Messrs. Grosvenor and Ginter, Cornhiti.— See an Emay on Education, Fifth Edition; with a Chart of Edu cation; sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. • This day was patsliebed, price Ss. boards, THE INVISIBLE HAND. -A TALE. Invisibilta non decipiunt. Printed for T. Ca ell and W. Davial, Sward ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. DR. SPURZ2iEIWS LECIVRES. In a revs days will be published, in royal itvo. price XI 10s. with 19 Copper-plates, the Second Edition, with Additions, THE PHYSIOGNOMICAL SYSTEM of Drs► GALL and SPITR ; founded as an Anatomical and Phy►tological Esamigation of the Nervous System in Gene ral, and ot .he Bran in particular; and indicating the Disposi tions and Malatesta boas of the Mine. By 1 G. gPURZHEIM, M.D. London: Printed for Baldwin;Cradock, and Joy, 47, Pater noster-row. • e • Ihe Author is preparing for the Press a small Volume, comprising the Ouilittes ot the System. A LIBRARY OF DIVINITY. This day was published, price us. in boards, or El . 104. bound and lettered, illustrated with Maps, and dedicated, by permission; o the Archbishop cf York, E THEOLOGICAL BIBLICAL, and ECCLESIAS fICAL DIC I'IPONARY; serving sae grnr• ral Note Book to all Passages, Names, sad Facts, connected with the Old and New Terainent, and with Ecclesiastical Histciry and forming a ities of Cyclopadia of Rehiginus Knowledge and Opinions, founded throughout on the most approved Autk.;rities, By JOHN ROBINSON, D.D. . late of Christ's College, •Casabrikge,. Master of the Free Gram- Mar School at litairensuseedale, Author of the Archaulogia Cewea, the Oramanar• of History, &c. &c. This Volume, trough compactly printed for the rake.of Eco• meaty, aunt at the character of a PROTESTANT CALMS r, and is inteaded tp saws the purpose of many large sad expensive works Is the study and me of the Holy . Scriptsrea,founiled on the Writ ings of British, u weii as For i Divines. In performing, for able an unde;taitl.)g. the 'Anchor has intparhally arat;4 the opi- 1 Lnions 4. I..earrod Men and Leaders of Sects • and for the sake of rearlering his Work universally acceptable 'theological lA braries, and Christian Families, he has anxiously Avoitird the onerous responsibility of a partisan, and confined hintselt to the legitimate and aseful thvies df a Lexicographer. ' Wilted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Paternoster-row; and sold by the various Booksellers at Oxturtl and /Cambridge, end by all Booksellers in general. T _ES PASTILLES MA RTIALLES de MONT; VELIEk; or; A IeOIgATIC 1.07...EN0ES of S FEEL, are a discovery of the Drst importance to the present and sue erecting ages, their happy effects being equally maddest, certain and permanent; so diffusely salutary, that while they give tone to nerves, and health and Vigour to the entire frame, they impart a genial beat through the whole system, and exhibrate the animal spirits in such a manner, . hat they may fairly be said to reanimate nature; for those diseasee occasiooed by debility, relaxation, pros. tration of strength, or *ant of to ie i.e the nervous system, they are recommendol with the utnuet confidence, as the most agree-. able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, er perhaps, ever can be discovered by the researches of science; they act not as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and effectually btr rust kepi eg and renovating he envistitut ion, exciting th. heallie action ot, and imparting increased energy and vigour to every pert of the human frame; they restore :he languid, de bilitated, nervous; and relaxed ot both sexes, to sound and tits. ' rums lit alth ; when aversion 10 exercise, loss Or depravity of erm ine, and pallid counrenante indicate approaching etinsurnetion, t h e j e t i ee. e ( c i l iate will be restored to health and heciety by the benign influence of timniediciqc. At Montrlier these Lozenges acquired a t'egree of celebrity ueequalled in'the annals of medicine, and many person 4 who I.aee gone there from Ibis country . ; attribire their recovery more to tbu inealtiable preparalon them to anrottier cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Seddon, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford ) lea, strand, London, in boxes, at 7s. and ees. eqgb; ala,i by Davistin's, I, Parliament. street, Dublin, (Agents ter Ireland); filo ni, Reading ; Cowtan and Cokgate, Canterbury; hilut:day and Co. Oxford; Meggy and CO. Chelmsford; Cruttweil, and Adeyler's e llath ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Laiiption and Ca. alit rbortse •' Trewman, Exeter; and most Venders of Medicine in :be Kingdom. 1 . 0 prevent imposition, each Dot is signed by the Proprietor,' (I P. Seddon) in his own Land writing, without which none we pitiably be genuine. SCORBU I IC CORI pLAINTS THE reputatiwn of . FREEMAN's GUTTA IiALUTAIUS, has heeninnly establisbed by Forty Years ' experience mi its beneficial effects in Scorbutic and Venereal Complaints. For Screinia, .Morbid Injuriee of the Glands, the I.ymph, the Blfiod, or the general Constitution, occasioned by acriniontots matter retained in the habit, or introducA by cer tain indiscretions, intentyrrance, or injudicious use of Mercury, ibts Medicine will be found the most efficacious, awl at the same time the safest thet can be resorted to ; and is nn less excellent in diseases of tbsatidneys and Bladder, Obstructinns in ;be L'rt. nary Passsges and Lumbago. It requites no restraint of date, confinement, or bindetance to business. ct hlr. BUTLER, Dr. FILZEMAN's Agent. Sia,--1 beg you will publish the following care, for the benefit of those lubonring under a similar complaint. Last autumn I contracted a Venereel Complaint, and applied to 'an eminent surgeon, under whose care I was three months, during that pe riod I underwent salivation three tittles; the disorder was so relent, that wounds broke out all over my head and body; rNpd I was recommended the change of ai,r and sewbathing, hut I con tinued in a worse stare, if possible; yt jest I was recommended, by a Gentleman, to use Dr. Freeman's Guns Santini, ; by the use of it, thank God, I sat perlectly'eared, to the wronialinsent of every psrson who kotw any ewe. When 1 leave Brighton, I will relate more particult ra. Sir, your devoted humble servant, ' Brighton, Mays. WILLIAM JAMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Citeapslde, corner of St. Paul's Clottch• yard, taxation and by nit n ;.:t.untry Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles, at as. rid. and 4e. rid. each. A DU ITH 64 GUN SHIP OF WAR. At the Exchange, Plymouth, on Friday, July 14, at Norm, arris DUTCH 64 GUN SHIP of WAR, ROTTERDAM ; her Fore, Main, and part of Minn lasts, Bowsprit, about 350 Tons Iron Ballast, Shot, Ste. Pumps, parts of her standing and running Rigging, Blocks, Iron Stan icheons, &c. Ste. which will be put up in suitable Lots, and dfr reed of, Free. of all Duties, by a special Order from the Rigkt Hon the Lords of his Maje:ty's Treasury. ha Hull is Copper sheathed, and, together with the Stores, deserving particular attention. For viewing the Ship and Stores apply tq the Ship-keepers Oft board, at the Muoringt,in Catwater ; and for further Particulars, Catalogues, apply .to William May, Esq. Dutch Consul, Jeffriy•-4quare, Londe.% and to John Hawker, Esq. Dutch Consul, Plymouth. • JOHN L,USCOMBE, Bunker. Li FLE HORS !lAD, SUSSEX.,—MANOK • AND FARM.' By VERRAI.L and SON, At the Star Inn, In Lewes, on SA 1 I!IDAT . , the I dty of July next, lietwyrn the hour, of Fio.r and Sir in t':e Alit:no:ton of thy Mlle Day, suliect to such Condioutts as shah be then an.: there produced, A VALUABLE ESTATE, cAllei HONING 1-1. TON and BRADFORD; citron-ring of the Mattat or reputed Minor of Eaton, • when-wise I Inntngton, and a capittl hitt silage, several Barns, Cuttaitts, Stalks, Hop-mst, and other convenient Out-bieldint,N, and 352 Acres awl upwards of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hop Ground, and Wood Land, thereto ad joining; desirably fitUA , C, 2L Little Horsted, in the county o• Susws, about one male d.:.taut horn the Turnpikc-road burn Lewes to London. l'he wdole ityate is Freehold, except about one Acre of Lane and two Cottages. wb.ch are (ul, hold, hoiden of the Manor ot Frantlield, tinder %wail annual Quit Rents, Fines and Hermit crr. taxi. •i la, Land-tax . urr Homostun tc.imprising SSW Acres) has been redeemed. _ _ _ . - Tip! I:4:tie tiro well together. and the Land Is in the highest state of tto:iVA:1100, having been tor :several years part in tli hands of [hi: Proprietor, who has.expendiel large sutns of monet Itrlmptisventrtnsf Is 41111-. of young Orison ) , , 'Ember. for die growth it which the soil is favourable, and Estate abrtuids with Gam , . tie Howie is modern and convenient. having been recently both, an.. sr well supplied with excellent Water. A good KitChei. Garden adjoins it, together with several Fish Ponds and Stew*, properly .tacked with choice Fish; and the Buildings of all kind, net the 1 ..1 are to prefect repair. Little shunted is (Bryant from London 45 miles, and from the ; Alaritut '1 owns of U.ektield throe miles, .Lewes six miles, Hails ham Is nide*, from Eastbourne 20 aides ? and Brighthelmston• 14 noises. _ _ A duly Fos& and Pipst to and from London, pass within one mdc at the House. Posseision may be had at Michaelmas nest To be viewed, on application to Henry Elliott, at the House. (where a May of the Estate is left), and further particulars ota be had sat Mr. Turues, Solicitor, Lewes. ESSEX. DE• Ili AB' .E RESIDENCE . , beautiful PLANTATIONS, about Severity fear Aeres.of LAND, and Immediate Possession. By Messrs. KELIiAM and SON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, London, on -SATURDAY, theslath of August, IBIS, at Twoo'Clock pre.. eui.ly, under the direction of the Proprietor, A LL that biliglihrly eitible, compact , and truly C valuable ES 171.4 t, known by the name of PEACOCK s. situate in the reniarisably pleasant village of Nlargaretting, in th. county of .h.ssett. at an agreeable dustmen front the high roar leading from London, thruegh the county town of Cheintsford. to the great owlet of the kingdom, commanding superlatively rich and picturesque views of the surrounding country. Titre Estate comprises a neat, t tubstantiaLoniform Mansion, with na • nunous attached and detached Buildings, suitably arranged for domestic and agricultural purposes; extensive Plant edema luxu riant and ornamental timber anal forest-trees, forming illelight fid pleasure.grohnds. embellished with a profusion of beauti- MI shrubs, very 'productive K tchen Gardens and Orchards, large convenient and well disposed Yards, Barns, Stables, Cow-houses, &c. together with Seventi-four Acres (more or less) of excellent sound and fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a high state of cdisivation. The whole is amply replete with every desirable aectinimolation for a genteel family, or any Gentleman, Merchant, or Sportsman, peculiarly adapted for distance, being only 25 mil,:, from the Metropolis, and etnbra eing the distinguished advantages of a good sporting country, near some of the finest fox covers, and had rig upwards of thirty stage.coeches passim; and repassing every day. l'he cletradom is a modern brick buibling, presenting a neat uniform front, ascended by a flizin of *tone steps, and adorned with a handsome, sieunda and park fence, displaying internally every family con venience, disposed and arranged with superior elegance • Can taintrig, in• the basement storey, excellent Store•roonni,.dellare, and Dairy ; un the ground-floor, au kntrauce-hall. senli beautiful marble pavement and staircase ; genteel Dining-parlour and Drawing-rooms, each in leer by it ; a pleatiatn Library, good Kitchen, l'antry, Scullery, and other Domestic Offices; the Upper storey contains five lird•chanthers, with suitable Dims sing-rooms and Closets, and Secvants'.l./drutitury. There are also two abbs.antial Cottage*, easily convertible. 'lbis charming , retreat has been recently improved 9f great expense, without di. nf.nishing the capability of sack attention as may accord with the taste of a put chaser, who may he accommodated with fatty Acres of highly productive Land atijiihitny, tar an unexpired Term of Ten Years, with cement of the Laddlord, uu very li beral terms. • The Estate is Copyholsi of 'be Manor or Margaretting, sub ject to a quit rent of as. ltd. customary hat, on death or alienation, and two bedsits. ' ;Cr The whole of the 'limber will be included In the purchase. 'lO be viewed (with Tickets Ml') fiber die tit id July, on Tuesdays,'ltursdays, snit saturday.,lw‘wron the hours of Eleven and 'fhree, by application to the Auctioneers, where a titan of theltstatt and hleva , ion may be inspected. Par iculars and Cortlitiusis will be ready for delivery on the Ist of August, ai the principal Wm sod tanks at Colchester, Witham, Maldun, Ingatestone, Ungar, Kondotd, Braintree, lluty, and Ips wich; at the Auctiou Matt • and of Messrs. I hornbill's, e 3, Fish•street•hiU, L.undun • as-t he Place et sale; and of the Aut. 'igniters, at the ?Mentz hew 04c., taseassnod. , . 1 , , , . ; ; . , , i • i \ • BRITISH FIRS OFFICE. APR: the insur.lnce of Building', Furniture, Mer chandite, Ship... Vessels, and all other Priperty, against loss or damage by FIRE. Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years together, may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Terms. Polities will tint be tharg,sl for Sums of £3Ol or upwards , nor to Per,orts ipererung their present Insurances. The ‘; FOCI( of a FARM will be insured without Spe cification, at the reduced Premium of 4s. per Cent. Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at Minim. otta DAr, may be had at the principal Mikes in the Strand and Corsihill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Piopasals lot new Insurances. ROBERT SKIELTON, Serse!ilrb SALES BY . APCTION. criAmpAmNE AT cßitmitor. of the !uxorious VintaeeN of 1811; CLARET, CHATEAMC MARGOT, VIN DE GRAVE, and East•loilia MAMMA, the property-of a Gei- t neral Officer gone to the Continent ; together with MIS Dozen •of SHERRY. IWADIIR A, LSEON, FRON t I ' MAC, and BOURDEAUX CLARET WINES; Bf Mr. NEEDHAM. At the City Anetion Mart, 98, Cheaps'de 11111 DAT, the lOtk, To-ssourow • the lith,attd VitIIIIIZSPAT, ' the 12th July, at Two o' Crock preci.ely raeh day. (The Clair:opaline and Claret will be lotted in single dozens, and the other Witte, two dozen In a lot). FORTY-TWO DOZEN OF RICH CHAM- A '1 PAIGNE or CREMENT. Vintage 1811. lit Do. do. Claret, Chateaus Margot, AO Do. do. Viii de Grave, an Do. of very fine Bourdeaus Claret, 56 Do 0' curious old crusted Port. PO Do. of prime Port, fivr years In Wood,, 80 Do. of very fine pale Sherry, s 6 Do. of fresh-bottled Lisbon, 44 Du Pints of Frontiniac. ;g Do. real West-India Madeira, so Cases of Martinique Noyeau. A portion will be put up in each day's sale ; a single Bottle of either sort may be had as a sample before or at the bale, or half a dozen by Private Contract, by applying to Mr. Nizzounst, No. Mt, Cheapside.