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The Treasurers reported, tints the amount of Subscription mute .:t thu p:a.r, wag, on the Nth Instaiq o i106,9f1e Os. id s per Cent. Redisred; SI 0,200 9 per Cent. Con. a nd r: too Lorg Annuitie , are purchased and invested. ;-hr Committee desire to receive immediate applications from the 11 id iwg, Families, and depodent Relaiivei, and for Orpbans Soldiers killect awl from Meets disabled, and I,vilet)uf:cjvec u elctontrded or disabled, who have recovered, and r.,y, he ratified and discharged ; being ready to attend to all such ci ard to afford. where waoted, a preseat assistance and relief, i n part of that %. Inch may heteafter lie determined on toe their c ase s respettive!y when a Wan t.tlCOlatirte can be ne e d. th e ra t,:k yr the Alnsitant of the Subscriptions properly avoire.ible )..e!i rube,. The Committee revectfelly request to he informed of the irninmt and ri.Tress or the various Subecriptions now making in the otieral Cote, and Towns of England, fur the brave Staffers at Wa:er:oo, to tr tble them, .-a early as possible, to estimate the • ‘..!et .:rd proportions of relief which it may be in their power to aPot to tire various eases and claims from the general Collection • the r hat Kingdom. 4.•••.... CS h June,---At the General Meeting,—Resolvest, " That a Corral ib,criptiort of all classes be opened for the sfeciai Relief srJ Betitfi: of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the seouliJed sufferers of the I ARMY under the command of the Wog loos W El. LI N orol i n the Signal 'V ictory of Waterloo, ard in Cie several Battles of t 2vesent Campaign." Amount of Subscriptions all 4t, 1. Griggs, Kelvedoo, Imes 25 123 1 c at" I. Norfolk, after s Set moo by thy Rev. lii j. Pullin,—from Air. Robs. J. Breve. tor, £lBlox. Td. rn. Winthrop, by - Precis Tho,.:Tooner,Abrabana 3nl Co. SI le Uritcd Patisbesof Christ. churcl,and St. Leonard, Fuger •lane, in addition to Xi i i d Sir John &Wester, 13art. ender 10 1 (7 add and Son Si U S 6 11. advertised, 1t05,9G2 Os. 4d Collection at St. Saviour's churck,Soutbwark, after a Discourse by the Rev. Wax. Maini,11.4..1. £50171. Id Messrs. Hernery, Bro thers, of Jersey 35 0 At Sansons 3: Co. Contribution nit be Parish of Wandsworth, by the Rev. R. 11. Butcher The Prisitiouera.A9 0 3 The Workmen in At Prescott & Co. Ihvid Rtm .6 6 different Manu factories 4 2 3 At Lees,Satterthwalte &Co. Richard Radford 10 0 s..saut:. Raiford 5 0 333 10 6 At Fuller and Co. A: F . verert, walker & Co. Tuts IA( rwood 10 10 t 11. I...acolext 3 a Rev. Charles Wakeham 10 0 At Chatter:s &Co. lobo Usi 1 • At Brace, B.liett it Co.. Mr. Edwards S 5 Rev. 'LW. Ilernbuckle S 5 At Dorien's & Co. Sir Wm. Herne 5 0 Wsnitn,r and Sous 10 10 At Veres and Co.' :It Bond, Son & Co. Nl.Otiand 10 10 10 10 John Bodin Colitztirr IAR ocbiehorck, after r I)lscourre hp tn. Rev. Dr.WooN Zsa 2w W. At Sir C. Prier, Kay & Co. Rev. B. Barnard 10 10 At Jones, Lloyd & Co. Subscription in the Parbdt of Denton,Bucksbytbe Rev. C. 1. Bloutfield 10 0 Bluemantle .k:1 Communications and Notice of SUbseriptious are requested be addressed to the Cominittsat at Arc City of London 'tavern Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Loudon Tavern; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. ic:ti August. 1. P. WEISFOIW, Secretary. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Awaits? 18, 1815. I . 47XTRAC l'S from Acts of Parliament, of June. . 1 1-4 1811, and July, 1812, for enabling Widows, Wives, and kondits of Soldiers, to return to their Homes " That when any Wives, Widows, or Children of Soldiers employed na Foreign Service, shall return to Great Britain, the Other commaid ng the regimens so which the Husbaed or Fa tier ut the Woman or Child did belong, shalt give a Certifiers., ruling that the person to whom it is given, is or was the Wile or Child of such Soldier. " That if any Wives, WWosits, or Children of Soldiers on Fo- reign Service shall bed at any place in Great Britain, without lavtng such Ceriificate, the General Officer commanding at the remit place to that where they shall land; is required, upon ap plicaeon made to hint for that purpose, to give any woman ur child as aforesaid a certificate, as is above described, which certi ficate shall entitle her to the allowance fur herself and children, framed by these Acts. • ** 'that every Widow, Wife, or Child, to whom a Certificate have hren delivered, shall take the sante to souse Justice et the Peace or Magistrate, who shall make out a roosts, and fill ee and sip a certificate, specifying the place to which such widow "' wife and family is grins, also the manlier of children ; and the said Magistrate is empowered to make such an alowance as h. shall deem necessary, not (acceding three hal(rtnce per mile fir each woman ' antigen( peony pima.: for each child. Nit upon she iproductlon of such Certificate to any One; sect ui the Poor of any place throsigh which such women shall pass, he sball, out of any money in hit heeds applicable to she relict of the pour, pay her ate allowance not exceeding the rate Per mile specified in such ceetibeate, for the number.of miles to the nett city, town, or place •to which she may be going, lux exceeding eighteen miles; and 'ball undor.s: on such certni. ease the money so paid, taking a receipt (rum the Woman, signed with her name, or with her mark. " That the sum so advanced by the Overseer shall, upon production and delivery of such receipt to the Cullector of Excise of the District, or to any person officiating for him, be repaid to such Overseer, by the Collector of Excise, and the same shall be ahuwed in his accounts as cash w the payment of Duties of Ex cise: and all sums of money so advanced out of any Duties of Eloise, shall be repaid by the Agars of the tiegiments to which the Soldiers belong, or did belong, whose Wives, %%doses, of Evellies have been so relieved. That every such Woman or Child, at the last place of re. c ".jeing cry allowan ce , antecedent to arrival at her home, or place of ►eA,lenc e , s h a ll deli ver up such Certificate to the Overseer of the Peur, who shall deliver the same,to the Collector of Excise, hY whom It shall be transmitted to the War Office." .1* his day was published, price Ss. MINTS rtgarding the AGRICULTURAL STATF. of - the NEMER LANDS, compared with that t,reat ; and some Observations on the Means of di- Lithing the Expense of growing Coen; or Preventing the A l .l.leigi in Wlear, the Rot in sheep, and the itnroductiya of other Improvements into British Agriculture. By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. London: Sold by G. and W. Nicol, Pall-null; Harding, St. James's-street; Sheiwond and Cu. Paternoster-row; eifd Con stable mg Co. Edinburgh. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, Tweiatto Horse, Sr. A 111111$'11.1TREET. • His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK; Chairman. The Right Honourable the Lord Chneellor of Ireland, and the Right lionourable Robert Peek, Secretary of State for liela•er bate been added to the Committee. • • • COMMITTIt E. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK; His Royal Highness the Duke Of KENT. His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND. HIS Royal Highigss the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness the Duki of GLOUCESTER. The Lord Archbishop of CAN TCRIDILT. The LORD CUR NCR LOR. Dvaasl-Somerset, Grafton, Bedford, Devonshire, RriSsieis Northumb•;,:land, Buecleugh, and Montrose. MA aquisi es —Buckingbans, Lansdown, Salsbury, Harolds Anglesea, Wellesley, and Huntley. EA 'its—Bridgewater, Windiness, Cholmondeley. Harriegton, l Egremont, Harcourt, Radnor, Speiser. ambient, Grosvena,lk verporn, Resslyn, Grey, Leselak, Harmaytay,laitsigrave, Pero* Fife, cod Ludlow. Votive sirs—Dad:lT and Ward, Melville, alai' work, Pahnete HOD, Newark, and Castlereagh. The Lord Bishop of Looser+. • The Lord Bishop of Due u A SI. , Tile Lord Bishop of SALIS t' RT. 1 The Lord Bishop of GLOVORSTRI. Loa DS—Kenyon, Carrington,• Grarrille, Duu , las, Oaths*. Go - ydir, Hutchinson, Niddry, Manners, Lynedock, Teignmouth, Radstock, Loraine, R. Seymour. RIGHT Ho NOV R A ILES—J. C. Valli, Richard Ryder, slr W. Scott, George Rose. Nicholas Vauntert, Charles Long, Sir David Dundas, Sir John Nicoll, Sir W. W. Wynn e , Ba r t. anti Robert Peels. Ho N OURASLIS—PhiIip Pusey, C. Burrell, George Vernon. The Chaplain-General of the Army. GI Nees". s—Sir Aiured Clarke, Alewander Ross, Sir J. F. Cradock, Tarleton, Sir G. Nugent, Bart. Str W.Keppel, Sit Charles As fill, Bart. Sir. George Beckwith. Lizov.-G eines cs—Hon. E. Finch, Hon. Sir W. Stewart, Hon. E. Phipps, lion. Sir E. Paget, Hon. Sir A. Hope, 'l'. Gros venor, Sir Charles Green, Bart Sir T. Blomefikd. Bart. Grolier Mann, Sir Harry Calvert, Sir H. Oakes, Bart. Sir Brent Spencer, Sir R. C. Fergusson, Sir S. Auchmuty, Sir W. H. Clinton, tilt M. Disney, Sir W. P. Adand. Majoe-G en ea sas—tion. Sir E. Stopford, Sir J. W. Gordon, Sir H. Tor rens. Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cochrane, Sir Nathaniel Conant. Williatn Allen, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Fsq. John Anger. stein, E'q. Geu. Byng, Esq. M.P. James Currie, I rq. M.D. John Fuller, Esq. Charles Grair, jun. Esq. M.l'. Hinth I lammersley, Esq. M.P. L P. Hope, Esq. John Maberley, Esq. Wm. Man ning, Esq. M.P. T. W. Melia, Esq. Samuel Mills, Esq. John Monlock, Esq Richard Moseley, Esq Mr. S e rj ean t Pried, The Roweroft, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. M.N. W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.Lieutenant-Colonel Wray, W. G. Carter, Esq. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised a6i0,291. is. 104. The Officers. Non- Earl of Pomfret Ai 0 commissioned OKI- • Officers, Non-Com cers, arsd'Privates of mission's! Officers, the Chatham Invalid and Privates, of the Depot, under the four Companies of command of Major • the 24, late Rth R. N. Campbell, re* Vet. Batt. %taloned Major 4 it 44.0:414, tan. LuileLtion at the der Capt. Varrion, Church of ' Old per J. Wright, Pay- Alresfoed, per Rev. . master 17 /I • FrancisNortis, Rea General the Karl of for SS 14 Harcourt 50 0 Collection at the ' , Lord J. Murray vi 0 Churcitof New'Al• Lady tinily Murray 10 10 resford, per do. it 22.78.5 d. Sir C. W. Roast:, Bart. 21 0 Hen. Redhead, Esq. 10 0 Hon. E. Monchttin ill 0 Geo. Broderick, Esq. Parish of Castle Ash- Inner l'emple 20 0 by, Northampton- • Collection at liar. shirr, per Rev. J. wick Church, by Seagrove, £45. I is. Id. Rev. Dr.• Pryce. VT.Vryt.e, per Henry Deane, Esq. Mayor 39 0 Collection at Har wich Meeting, by Rtv. Mr. Nur dle, per ditto . 5 4 Abraham Hume, Esq. 30 0 F and M. .5 0 Collection pr Rev. H. K. Bonnry, King% Clifie,Wons ford At Messrs. Sn o w's, Chapelryof Norwood, Middlesex, per Rev. A. Hinton, .250.2 s 6d. Parish of Margaret. sing, Essex ,•per C. F. Bond Parish of -Darenth, Keot, per Rev. Ed. ward Winthrop. Parish of Cawley, Middlesex, Rev. I. H•lfiard, Rector Parish of Twicken ham, pgr G. Chain. patine, in addition to £542 advertised in City Parish of Havering. Essex. per Rev. H. Ward, £3O 10s. 7d. Parish of Burstow, Surrey, per Rev. 1. Fisher Jolla Hyde, Esq. 1 0 7 7 At Messrs. Hammersley's. The Earl of Craven 200 0 Collection at Wey bridge Church, Sur rey, after a Sermon by Rev. Dr. Haul- Wu, Rector 33 6 Mr. I. H. Capper . 3 s t.tev. br. Mossop, Rec . tor of the pari.h of Hethfield, in Kent 13 13 Viscount Carleton 21 0 The amount of a Sub scription from Den bigh, £B4. 7s. eld. S. B. • 1 0 Capt. G. DigLy, R.N. s 5 The Earl of Cork. SO (I Collection in the r t• rish of Passworth, Everard, Cam bridgeshire per Rev. E. M.Che.:re, £1 4. I6s. 6d. Collection at Eaton, • Northamptonshire, per Rev. Thomas Whalley, £22. 6s. 6d. Collection at Quinton, Northamptonshire; per flee. J. Mit chell, £6. ISs. Id. Collection in parish of Manton, Rut landslore, per Rev. I'. Robberts 'f 3 W. Marsden, Esq. 21 0 W. H. Hamer, tsq. 10 10 Mr. G. Hicks 3 2 J. Unwie, Esq. 10 10 Anonymous 3 0 10 0 23 3 273 17 10 0 2J 0 At Messrs. Drummond's. Mews. J. and C. Field, .Lambetlt- Marsh 10 10 Llent.-GeneralWyml• yard st 0 Lieut.-Col. Edward Wyndyard 10 0 !.lent.-General Hous ton 10 10 Lieur.-General Sir W. Aeland 10 10 Major-General Jos. Fuller 10 0 Lord Louvain VI 0 Majur►Gen. Darling 10 10 Dr. R. D. Willis SS S Birch and Co. Mr. Price Lieut Alcock 10 10 Major-General Sir G. Sackellie Brown, K.C.B. 10 0 H.rries and Co. Rear-Admiral Foote 2 2 Lord Scarsdale 26 5 W. G. CARTEk. Subseriptions are received by Mr. Mnraucfc, 250, Oxford street : Mr. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ; by the principal limiters, and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pali-Mall. it is particularly requested that all Letters from the Country to the Committee, be exactly thus addressed : "To the Westminster Waterloo Association, Thatched House, I .ondon." Communications, in Town, to the Committee, 'nay be made to the Secretary, W. G. Carter, Est 'ranee citaUlballs MOST VALUABI.E AND EXTENSIVE COAL MINE 4, AT CLUTTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERsE TO BE LET ON LEASE, For such Term of Years a; may be agreed upon, from Michael. Mat next, (with the approbation Of Rosa IT ST ELL one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery), ALL the. MINES or DELPHS of COAL in up wards of 1,400 Acres of Lied, situate at Clutton and Chelwood, in the County of Somerset, part of the Family Kstaies Of the Earl of Warwick, consisting of Many productive Veins or Seams, recoverable by Level or by Engines, comprizing iota hausdbte supplies of valuable Coal to a utodrrate depth. Plant ;tithe Estate and Mines may be seen at Mr. James's 0 lice. is Boswell -court, iluerstreet, London ; and et Mr. James Cooke's the Bailiff, at Clutton, who eUI chew the Property. The Lessee may be accomm odated dated with any.quantity of Fann ing Lank for dm use of the Wolk,. Proposals for taking -the Mines to be sent to the Office of Mears. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, of Lintols's Inn, London, on or Wore the Ilith of Octolret. bOR 4 E. WI rii NEAR TWEN ACRI•_s of LAlf:l, To be LE f, and entered nn at 'Vlichael•!lis next, or sooner. . if requites, AComfortable HOUSE, rsi It a good Dln:ne. room, Drawing and Brealifasi.roonis, three her Bed rooms witli Dressing-rootus, three anr.tlicr fled-roan:. h fond Garrets, besides varoit. servants' rooms and 015ea4 (1 411 de scription., double Coach-house and stabling for i-i7ht hnrse., with a Pump of excellent water in the Stable-y ird , good wall-d Garden, Farmyard, Barn,Stahle. and other neces,ary Buil.!ing,, ait oared arc mile front the great Water!, r..41(1, fiie m.lesfrion Bleniltord, and tire.en front Salisbury. Within an gas) distance of tOl,, packs of Fox-hounds. Fur li.trilculars inquire (if by Letrer, past paid) of Mr. Car. pent er, lilandford. SALES BY AUCTION. TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, sloping to tit* RIVER THAMES; also the BUILDING MATERIALS of RICHMOND HOUSE and OFFICES, "rimAElt, &c. By M r. ROBINS. On the Premises, on MO stri4v, the ttush - of August, :.nd Inflow leg Days ' at Eleven o`Cloolt, THE very emlttableßUlL D I NG 64 ATE P. IA LS, of a superior description. of RICHMOND MAW:. at Twickenham; also the very eligible LAND for BUILDING, presenting most beautiful Stites for crecterm Villas, and sloping to the River (divided into Lots) and ornamented with Bitt• pr. wn 'Timber Trees. The Capital Materials, comprisine a I urge quantity of clean Deal Flooring, Mahogany and Wan co• t).lflri. a quantity of Dutch Wainscot, In Stair Caws, Presses, Shutters, &c. modern Marble Chimney Pieces, a large quanti , r of Po. t • land dotted Pavement, several Foss of Lead, Mahogany glatil Doors and Sashes, with Plate Class, excil!,.m. Fir I inthyr and Scantling, a quantity of Slates, a large quatasty of Dec% Wink. Stone Pawls'', Clinkers, Tiles, and various other useful Mate. vials. convertible to any purposes. May be viewed bn Mon say, the !list, to the time of Sal , when Particulars may be had on the Premises; ate! Catalogues, at Is. earb, of Mr. Knight, Kingitor.; Castle, Rieunonel ;-- White Horse, Uxbridge; and of Mr. Robins, Wasiak-str..ct, Golden -square, wher.! a Plan cf the hstate may h.; ...en. PRINCIPAL, SUMs of MONEY of A 4 3l*. and Ezoo. Secured by MOlt WPM E (m FREEHOLD, COPYH4I.I), and LEASEHOLD E. ;TA I'ES, in HAMPSTEAD, SO MERS I*OWN and KING 3 Hy Mr. ROBINS, At narraway's C(Cee-house,'Cliange.alley. Cnrnhill. on Tun R DAY, the stet of August, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, by order of the Executor% of WM. FLowett. Esq. dece.i•el, PRINCIPAL SUMS of MONEY, viz. FIVE HUNDRED and Hl' I . Y POUND 4, secured by Mortal : 7e Deed ou Seven Covyhold li.m.(es and Premis-s, siture at Hamp stead, let to a respectable Tenant ou Lease, at a Rent of £s th.l per Annum. Five HUNDRED POUNDS. secured by Mortgage on Siz Leasehold Houses and Premises in Union-street, Somers.ttiwn ; held for a'l'erts of 74 Years, producing au Animal Rent, up• wards of. £9;. fWU HUNDRED POUNDS, with an Arrear of Interest, secured by Bond and Mortgage on a Freehold House In Thames street. Kingston, which may be calk,' in at six won't,' Notice. rani( ulars may be had of Mr Ireland and Mr. Witt, Hamp stead; Messrs. Knight and tihrieso'e, Kingston ; of Messrs. Hutchinson and Emmett, Brewer,' Hall; at Garraway's; and of Mr Rebitis, Warwick-street, Golden •sittare. • JERMYN-STREET, ST. Capital Spacious eR BMISE.S. eligible for an HOTEL, or thry may he ConYtfid ;Iv* a Capxciews r141./P for any Lustrress re quiring Room; an excellent Show Front may be made. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on IItURSD.ir, August 31, at Twelve. in One Lot, (unless an acc4rable offer is made by Private Contract ) AV - 31uable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; prising a Capital DWELLING-HOUSE, held far a 101 l .Term. situate No. on Ow South side M Jermyn ti , ree-, tit. lames's, which has lately been altered and improved a very considerable expense, and contains roomy Entrance hail. excel lent Dining-parlour, Library, Dressing room, and Water-cle set • ; principal and back Stair-cases; on the First Floor, a capital Drawing-room, comntutis}tiug to a back Drawing room, lb e-- sing-room, Water closet, and suitable Bed-chambers o.s the Se cond Storey ; and good Rooms for Servants over ditto ; Harm it, Kitchen. Scullery, Larder, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Cellars far Beer, Ale, Wine, Coals, &c. '1 hese Premises are built is a substantial manner, and in the most perfect st4te of repair. May be viewed with Tickets. Particulars at the Thatched House Tavern,St. Janies's-street,and at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street and Pall-mall; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden-square, where rickets for view ing may be had. EAST-INDIA lIOUSR, dust It, ISIS. THE COUR!' of DMECIORS of the UNITED COMPANY of ACIRC7I,IIIITS sf filiitiLJPlD, her te:hr "Mir INDIRS, i, kinky Ow nodes, That the Court will be ready to recefve Proposals in writing, at say Hine en or before FRIDAY, the nth September nee, from such P?rion or Persons u may be willing to build for the Com pany a SHIP or SHIPS of the borthen of about 1300 Toni, builders' measurement, either in England in the River Thames, Of at an Out-port, or la the Eau-Indies, at Bombay or hi Deng .1, specifying the rite per ton at which they wIU engage to build such :Alp or Ships. , The particulars of the dimensions and scantlings, and ether coodttioss, conformably to which the Ship is to be built, may be had, and the Draft of the Ship seen, upon application to Captain Rookletuo. the company's Master Attenittot at this House, on or afar frlday nest, tha lath instant. DANT, Asistant-Seentsrp 111MTouriolle, with the words " Tender to Infield a Ship" on elletritmr to be seirloully sealed op and let with the Secretary at _ _ iballhitta,•ft etibibar; teehrie o'clock at mon, on the said Orb Sapnwiebat next, beyond which boar no Tender will be received. 11/AZARD, BURNE, and Co. respectfully in. LA. formate Public. that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Lowry, are now on pale at their Office, No. 9S, ROYAL EXCHANGE. In this Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets, there is a Prize of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Oae of 9,900 GUINEAS, and One of 1,000. both of which will Is paid by them in Gold immediately. The whole to be drawn on the 24th of ThilS MONTH. CAR ROLL and CO. Contractors, return their grateful thanks to the Public for the liberal Patronage re. ceirscl in the Lottery just finished, and beg to inform them, that Tickets and Shares are on Sale tor A NEW LOT TER Y, of only FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS, and a Grand Prize nt' THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, besi.les a great Vanetylbr other Capital 4, and 'I HREE THOUSAND GbUINEAS GOLD! Tobe alt Drawn in ooe thy, 24th AUGU. I'. •••.. • SCHEME. -of 20,000 it 11.......... 100000 40,C.00 10,000 2,100 1,040 1,000 1,400 9011 600 4400 230 7,'00 ,000 ...... 2,190 1,050 •••• ••••• 590 ..... 400 200 .. 100 ... SO 15 ..• •••••• SAP First Drawn Blanks 10) cub 5,000 Tickets X 30,000 Tke eto,ooo will receive 11 0,000 more. making 090.000. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at CARROLL and Co.'s Oils" No. 7, CornhiU, and 26, Oxford•strevt, where 211 Busi ness& the Public Feuds is transacted VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, at MORDEN, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. LEON AR D, On the Premises, on TUrIDAT, the 99th instant, and two fol- lowing Days, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Executors, ALL the BUILDING MATERIALS of that capital, well-dashed, MANSION and OF FICES, the late residence of Abraham Go!amid, Esq. deceased,' si-uai• at Merden, nine miles from London, in the County tit Surrey, consisting of 1000 feet of Mahogany Sash Frames, and Sashes, glued with Plate Glass, in squares, S 6 inches by 19 inches abs 1000 feet of Deal ditto, glazed with German Sheet, in squares, SI inches by 19 inches; seven Pair of capital 2-Inch folding Mahogany Mors, IS feet by 7 fret ; tour single ditto. 7 tees 6 inches by s feet 6 inches; moulded Box Shutters, Archi- 1 travel. Liming. Grounds and Skirtings, excellent Deal and Bat- i ten [hers, Ge ometrical Stone and other Staircases • beautiful statuary and,Teined Marble Chimney -Pieees and Slabs ; 1409 feet of Merida Pavement, in squares; 60d feet of Dutch Tiling; a lay = of prime Oak and Fir l'lmber, in Perlines, •Binding, Bridging, and Ceiling Joists; 2000 *l4 Portland !slab,' la Plinths and Floors; 3000 feet of Ytisk and Salsa Paving; about 104) squares of Slating; 1 s ton of bead; upwards of 100 rods of statute Brick Work; nume rous valuable Fixtures in Bookcases, Dressers, Shelves, Drawers, Locks, Bolts liars, and Fastenings, atc. • All the above Mite rids are as g ood as new, being well seasoned, and are conve niently situate for easy carriage - to any part of the Kingdom, be ing within a Mile of the Croydon Railway, leading to the River Thanies. To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale (Sundays excepted), and Cigalogues may be bad on the Premises; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Leonard, Surveyor ' Parseos'-Orten , and at his Oaks, Covent-garden Chambers. IiANWEI.I. DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with OFFICE% GARDEN, PLEAgURE-OROUND, HO I*-HOUSE, and GREEICHOUSF, and MEADOW LAND, Eight Miles from Oxford-street, with immediate possession. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, CornhiU, on TIMM. DA T, August 31, ISIS, at Twelve o'Clock, ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, - corn. pricing a compact BRICK-U(ILT COI' !'AGE, situate at Hanwell, Eight Miles from Oxford-street, seated on a lawn, ornamented with shrubs, thriving evergreens, lofty timber trees, Bower borders, and gravel walks, inclosed front the road by a wall and pallsadues. The Cottage contists of a Drawing-rte handsomely fitted up with windows to the lawn, Dining Parlour with window to Efts lawn, fitted in with stained glass, a Store Closet, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Mangle-roost, Larder, anl. Wine Cellar, over which is a atitiisg-room and five Bed-cham bers. A Cottage ailjuining, which may be occupied with the foregoing or separate, with Lobby, Sitting room, Kitchen, and two Bed-room* over, a Coach-house, two-stall Stable, with Loft over, Hot Ind Oreen-house, and a good Kitchen-garden, two Meadows, containing in the whole about five Acres. To be viewed by Pickets; . Particulars may be had on the Pre mum at the Old Hats, Ealing; White Hurse, Uxbridge; Coach aad Hones, Haswell Bridge ; Pigeons Breinford; Mes.rs. Hutchinson and Emmett, Brewers' Hall; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. MIDDL.ESE.X AND SURMA. DESIRARLE COPYHOLD ES I*., Ills, HAMPTON CaUR E AND H IMPS FEAD. By Mr. R081N. 4 , At Garraway's Coffee-house, C..ang—a!ley, Ctonhill, on Tutas.- DAV, the 31st of August. 1813, at Twelve o'Clck, By order of the Executors of Wm. Fi.aw FA, F.q. deceasPe, T HE ELIGIBLE AND INIVROVk::BLE con+-101.0 EifAThs: 1.9 t I. A commodidus at,d sub.iant at lkick Tsuat DWF.I.• LING-HOUSE, planned for Ow accommodatimi or a Ger.t!c man's Family, and hanthotnely liced ..p with Offices, Cach house and Stable, excellent and productive Walled Garden, clothed with Fruit Trees, situate at Ha:Ill - tall Court, adjoining Bushey Pr rig , and overlooking Hampton Court Gardens, on Lease to Mt. Leigh. Lot 2. A Brick-built DWELLINtI-HOUSE, with double fronted Shop and Garden, sltdate is, High-street, Hampread, in the occupation of Mr. Dixon, :Itsocniaker, respectably tenant. at will. The House is three stories high, tour rooms on a fluor, a double-fronted Shop, and two Parlours on the ground rode, wits convenient Offices, Girden, Shed, and Pump of good . Water: To he viewed by applying on the Premises, by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particular. may be had, at the King's 'Arms, Hampton Court ; Mr. Robert I Judson, and the King's Head, Twickenham; Mr. Witt and Mr. !reland, Hampstead; of Messrs. Hutchinson and Emmett, Ilrewers•bad; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, .Warwick.aireet, Gobiso-oquare. a • 4 • • • r r INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. TWO THIRTY THOUSAND POU)TD PRIZES SHARED AND SOLIA) WEBS, VIZ. 8059 drawn Ist August • 030,000 IN Ott[ QUARTER AND TWSLTR (Being the only Ono in the Last Lottery), 3,869 - - drawn 13th May . £30,000 In One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, (Being the only One In that Lurtery,) Besides Prizes of Xi 000, EMO, &c. and one of t,OOO Guineas in Gold, want ALL SOLD AT WEBB's.m , lst Fortunate Office. 17. Ludzate-street, near St. Paul's. (1 WEBB feels the highest sAtisfActinn in an. ‘.../ • pouncing the above fortunate events, and tonfidently expects that the series of GOOD Luck, which has attended his Office hitherto, will continue uninterrupted. and that in the ap proaching Lottery its success wih again be pre-eminently con spicuous. The New Lottery of Only 5,000 Tickets, with a Grand Prize of iCi.O,OOO, and S i ena Guineas in Gold, will he all drawn THURSDAY, 114th 1 HIS MON Elt State Lottery Office, 17, Ludgate-ureet, near St. Paul's.