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HE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma sorely c ooskkring the various communications they have w and, and in coa:wndty with • hat they have reason to be use is the wish of sha Public, beg nave to state, that it is their Scotian, should their Funds be ed:quatc, to construct the pro red TEMPLE of the CENOTAPII on a scale sulfiriently conn ive to admit of its being appropriated to the purpose: of DIVINE WORSUIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCIL (For the Committee), LENJAMIN ROTC's!, ./ttes. SALES BY AUCTION, MIDDLESEX. MOUNT -PLEASANT, NEAR HANWELL AND SALES BY AUCTION. BY PRIVATE CO. WITRERBYMEN OR MARKET dARDENtrit RLIGIBLE'LAND FOR BUILDINt4, On the seat Western Road, Six Mlles from Lon4an. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CogTlf ACt, In Oue or more Lots, by Mr. COINS, A VALI j A P,I,E FREEHOLD ESTATE, timate k six inilts Wzst cf Lendon, containing uperads of THIRTY-SIX ACRES Of excellent Mladr.w Land, beautifully ornamented by fr.* Timber end PiantaCons ; admirably calculated for the erectb.l of Villas, abounding with rich Loam and Brick Earth, wor.by the mutation of luorserynien or Market Gardeners. Partictears of Mr. Wyatt New-Inn ; and of Mr. Rokhas Warwick-atrect, GoblanLaquare, at ehosc Moe a Planof Ike Estate may be seen. • SOI/THALL. FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE and OFFICES, GARDEN, and FIVE ACRES of MEADOW LAND, Nine Miles from London • with immediate possession. By hit% ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on Tunasnay next, the 11th of June, at Twelve o'Clock, A FR EEIIOLD COMPACT NEAT COTTAGE lA. RESIDENCE, the property of Mr. Brener.;,, situate a short distace from Southall, commanding pleasing views of the coar.try, Harrow, &c. The Premises are substantially built with brick, and contain two good Bed-chambers with.Cl9sets, i pleasant Re a m with Balcony, &c.; Ground Storey, two Par inure, two Kitchens, Closets, &e.; Wash-bonne and Scull?.n, Dairy, ex Bent Cellar, Farm-yard, Stable, Barn, and Out-build ings, good Gat(lens well planted, a Cottage adjoining, and FIVE icaxo In Twn Enclosures of RICH MEADOW LA Nll-.- Th..re is a good Well of Water. May be • ••e Al by -Tidying au the Premises, where Partici rea ft h ay be bad; .at_e White Hart. and Red Icon, Southa. and !Tones, Iranwell ; Castle, firentford ; George, Ac ton; White Horse, Cxbridge; of Messrs. Terms 't and Ha-ri sco, Gray's Lan; at Garraway's; aticl of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, t.ioiden-wittate. KENT.—TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE; with (Mica, (hide*. Pleasure-Grounds, and One Hundred and 'Twenty Acres of Gass. Arable, and Wood Land, laid out in a Park-like style, part Tithe-free, Land Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garra---ay s , on TIIUIVIDAY, June 11 at Tweltre, AVery Desirable fItEEHOLI) ESTATE, part Tithe-free and Land Tax Redeemed; comprising a very eligible COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adapted for the comfort and accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, situated in the parishes of Spoldhurat add Ashurst, within two mtica of that very celebrated and much-admired spot Tunbridge Wells, in a Erie picturesque part of the county of Kent. The House edit slsts of au Entrance-hall, Drawing-room, and Eating-parlour of good dimensions, Study, Dressing-room, end excellent °Bled, six principal Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, Water-closet, and Ser. vents' rooms, all in neat order , Coach-house, Stables, and Farm Daildir.gs, an excellent Bailif's House , Cottag..! L odge at the entrance, and ONE HUNDRED AND T W ENT Y ACRES of Grass, Arable, and 'Wood Land, stored with Underwood, With delightful walks, laid oiri at -a very considerable expense, and the principal apartments commanding a view of the lands , and the adjacent country. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars mar he had of Mr. Nash, at the Library, and the Kentish Hotel, : Tunbridge Wells ; the Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; Crown, Seven Oaks; White Hart, Riverhead; Bell, Bromley; Star; Lewes ; V bite Horse, Brighton; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rabbis, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets (or viewing may be had, and 4ehere a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Tickets to view will also be left with Mr. Nash, at the Wells. CLASTCAL SCHOOL, EXETER. rrHE Rev. C. ff. COLLYNS is in want of a SE- A GMT AMTSTANT to superintend the lower part of his Sawa. The CKatleasen most be a Orativate one of the Vairersiti.3. A Citegyrn wookl be prderred. Address, the Re:. G B H. Collysts, t ar:s-ttrett, Exeter. June 181 P. VALVABIA BRINE-PIT AND SA LT-V/ORRE, NOR'IIIWICH and ensaires: TO BF. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. kkOBINS, .L 1 A VERY EKTENSWE and CAPITAL SALT WORK ; consistiug of Eight Patti, capable of product .g Two Hundred and Fifty Tons of Halt Weekly; with Witt.- Houses, Coal-Holes, Drying-Stoves, Weighing-Machines, ar.sl eery spacious roomy Warehouses, all encloied by Walls ar.4l Gates, and Platforns for shipping immediately into the Flats. A capital STEAIII4:NOINE of ten-horse power, on the most improved principle, for raising Brine; and Reservoir for the supply of the pant. A Manager's House, Labourers' Cottages, Gardens, Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, Accomptirit. house, &c. and Land. • Particulars may be bad by applying to Mr. Hervex, NVbs ford ; at the Commercial Hotel, Liverpool ; Exchane, cheater; Angel, Macclesfield; and of Mr: Robins, Warve:', street, Golden-square. d.y was published, i 1 evo. vase Is. Cd. A N INQUIRY into the AIIUSEI.I of the CHAR TEM)) SCHOOLS is I Ite:LAN 0, with Remarks on tie y a uiou of the Lower Classes is that Country.—S2cor.d Printed fur Thomas and George Underwooti, 52, Fleet-street. ISLE OF WIODT. BETWEEN RYDE AND NEWPORT. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Pleasure- Grounds, &c. commanding most extensive Land and Sea I rospects ; Farm House, dc. and Land, surrounding the — Phis day were published, in small des price s. TILEMENTS of CHEMICAL SCJENCE, as app. puo r, - the ARTS and MANUFACTURES, and NA.. I: . ;ZAL PHENOMENA. • Dy J. MURRAY, Second Edition, with Additions. Printed fir T. and G. Underrood, No. as, Fleet street. Buildings ; the Estate about 276 Acres, the principal part Tithe-free, and immediate possession.—By Mt. ROBINS, At Garraway's, ou 'runasuay next, June 11, at 12, in one Lot, VERN HILL, a VALUABLE anti DELIGHT PUL FREEHOLD and small pan COPYIIOLD ESTATE, with an Excellent FAMILY MANSION, Offices, Gardena, Pleasure Groonds. Coarlt-!touscs, and Stables, Farm Muse, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildin ‘ m, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTY-SIX ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, in a good state of cultivation, and plenty of Game. The Estate lies near Wootton Midge, about equal distances from Ryde and Newport, commanding beautiful views of the sea and land, a most cheerful and healthy rtat. The House and Buildings in good order, and contain a Dining-room about 29 feet by 19, Drawing.room about 27 feet by 15, Library 23 feet by 16,. Breakfast-room 25 feet by 15, a Gallery 42 feet by 15 feet, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Nursery, fifteen bed•chectibers, &c. Adjoining the House, a lofty castel lated Tower, ascended by a handsome light stair-case, in which are two pleasant sitting rooms, with fire places; a hot and cold Bath. 'The Offices consist of a butler's pantry, housekeeper's room, servants' hall, kitchen, scullery, and various offices, with excellent wine and beer cellars, fit for Immediate reception.—' The Estate is compact ; the Farm House and Buildings a con venient distance from the Mansion; the Who': fornling a most desirable Property fora Gentleman. A Purchaser may c nzo mmiated with the fashionable. , and excellent Iluaachold Furni ture, by valuation. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had , and of Messrs. Clarke, SeweD, and Co. *and at the Bugle Inn, Newport; the Hotels, at Cowes and Ryde; Fcun tain, Portsmouth; Dolphin, Southampton; White Hart, Salis bury; White Hart, Winchester; Bosh, Staines; Castle Salt. Lill ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Retsina, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be sears. GABALVA, GLAMORGANSHIRE, BETWEEN CARDIFF AND LLANDA"r. DULWICII COMMON. Eligible RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, LAWNS, PLEA- S'llßE-GROUNDS, G ARDF.NS, and 'MEADOW LAND , about SEVENTEEN ACRES, with Immediate Posstzsion. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garratvay's Coffee-house, in Etchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Tot:war, the 16th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, By order of the Proprietor, AVery Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under Dulwich College, for the remainder of a term of which Thirty-five Years are unexpired. HALL-PLACE, a pleasant, healthy, dry, delightful spot, comprising an excellent Family Residence, seated on a fine Lawn, and commanding ex tensive views of the rich surrounding country. The limn cow , tains, on the Upper Storey—three Servants' lkd-chauthers and two Closets ; First Storey—a capital Drawing-room handsomely fitted up, five excellent Bed-chambers and Dressing-closet, a Nursery, and Room adjoining; Ground Storey—a good En trance-hall, a Library, small Dressing-room, and Store-room, a spacious Dining-parlour neatly finished, a ireakfast-room com municating with a Conservatory, a Butler's Boom, kr:exi Kitchen, Scullery, Coal-house Beer and Wine-cellars, a Brewhouse and W;...M-ho-aie, with ' Oven, a Laundry, Dairy, Larder, Pan trits, scc. a double Coach-house, a three-stall Stable, an open Stable for six horses, Cow-house, a Barn, Piggeries, Shed, and Out-buildings; two Kin hen Gardens well planted with Fruit trees, Plantations and Pleasure-ground tastefully disposed, and dry Gravel Walks, piece of Water, two rich Meadows with long Shrubbery-Wa:k : the whole containing up muds of SEVENTEEN A - "P.S, all lying compact. There i% 17, 0 , ily Pew in the College Chapel. To h• • awed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premivts ;at it, • reyhound, Dulwich; Golden Lion, Camberwell; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. ills day was published, beautirdlly engraved on a Ine Pont Taper, price 65.64. i.II"..7.CATOWS ATLAS of SKELETON 31APS, adapted to Modern Navigation and Maritimo S'.7revici. For the Use of Naval Students. By ALEXANDER JAMIESON, lulior of a Treatise on the Construction of Maps, Am &c. I :duo: Primed for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane. STA N MORE HILL. DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WTI OFFICES, BEAUTIFUL PLEASURE-GROUNDS, . • CAEDENS, AND XiAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT: BY Mr. ROBINS, AVERY Desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCr., adapted for the accommodation and itturodiate recepti., of, a GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, most delightfally on STANMOH.R.HILL, evumanding very int:testi:4 and ex. terzivc Views over a vast tra.7k of highly ornamented Conn seated on a Lawn encompassed with fine thriving Plantaiiunr, Evergreens, Shrubs, and stately Timber Trees in great ance, intersected by fine dry Gravelled-walla tastefully dispostd, Ponds stored with Fish, excellent Glider's fully stocked, c! and planted with numerous chnhe Fruit-trees, Grapar, excel lent Domestic Offices, Chaeli-house, Sial)les, Farm-Yard, Cow house, finery, C.ntle.sheds, &e. and MEADOW LA:it) to high state of cultivation, in all nearly THIETY-EY.GTIT AC RES.—Tmrnediste posses.ion may be had. TO be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particriard, way te had of Mr. ItolAiin, \i'arwick-street, Golden-square. trACKLINS BIBLE, with its Engravings, New AUL litlidun, to be conspkted in Twelve Monthly Parts, price s. ea:h.—Tin First Part is now published, and a Prospectus this Yea Edition, and of the views and objects with which IE4 been 2ndenaken, may also be had at any time. Primed fur Mtstrs. C.sdell and Davies, Strand; Messrs. Ri- Itzton, St. l'aurs Church-yard; Mr. Hatebard, Piccadilly t and Y.:. Salty, Fleottarecne—Tne Second Part will he published on ne inset July. PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPHY, CORRECTED TO 1617. This day was published, la Two Tots. ito. price 51. ss. in boards, a Now Edition of IifODERN GEOGRAPHY : a Description of the ..1.1 Empire% itingdoms, States, and Coiunies, in all parts yibt World $ including the most recent Discoveries and Fad id.llt;lnnioas. Digested on a new Plan, ' •l 3 JOAN I'fhTICERTON. The .k.trinomitll lutroduceo:is by .1. Paso, Faci e Astrono rer Royal. With numerous Maps, reels° :.'y the fluthor. To the whole are added, a Catalogue of th Jist M.ps, and 8‘0'.3 el Crawls atd Vu:ages, 1: all L tr.guases, and an ample Inckx. Print.3.l tar T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, came, and Brown, Paternoster-row. OXFORDSHIRE, Acta:Jog the Road to READING ant HRXLXY. FREEHOLD FARM, .with good FARM-HOT. SC, Mt. BuildLigs, sundry Cottages, sod upwards at FODROT.,rsa DRED AND .SEVENTEEN. AM= 91 kAASTUTLX ARA TILE. aEd WOOD LAND. - • TO I.tE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . • • 13y Mr. ROBINS,. A VALUABLE and COAIPACt FREES •_) A.t.. ESTATE, called HOOK-END FARM; situate cri Whitehead Heath; adjoining the. road to Reading and Hanley, in the l'ari , h of Checkendon, County of Barks; comprising a good Brick-built Farm House tiled, conveniently planned, total Offices, Garden, Farm and Stack-yards, Barns, Stabits, seta Out-buildings; exuellow Og.hard stored with young thriving ~ Trees, and attain Two Hundred and Eighty Acres of Pasture and Arabic Lard, in the occupation of :11r. John Allnutt, en Lento; capital Wood Lands, containing„abont One Hitcdrid and Thirty.-five Acres in hand, full of fine gfowing Beech, o.k, Ash, and other Timber Trees and sundry Brick-built Cottaens adjoining the Lands, and in Exlade Street. To be viewed• by applying •to ,Mr. Samuel Bitinead, :t Woodcott House, near Nettlebad, 'GUM . ; of whom Particul- s may be had ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where a Ilan of the Estate may be pitta REDEEMED. Desirable FAMILY R I ;SIVF-NC n.'th excellent OFFICES, LAWNS, PLEASURE , GRODNDS, PLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDENS, GREEN-HOUSE, PEACH HOUSE, PINERY, and SUCCESSION HOUSES, and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACMES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, the River Taff flowing in front of the House. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on TILURSDAY, July IG, Me, at Twelve o'Cloek, in one Lot, AVERY D ESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, GABALVA: comprising a very eligible Residence, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first teepee,. tabilit7.-, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, commanding de.' lightful and highly interesting views Of the aeacent country, vdthin Half a Mile of LLANDAFF, and Three of CAL. DIFF, on the Banks of the river Taff, which affords fine Sal , men :.nd Trout-fishing, late the Residence of Sir ROBERT LYNCH BLOSSE, Bart. deceased. The House contains a spacious Dining and Drawing-room, Li.% brary, Servants ILll, alousekeeper's Roans, Linder's Pantry, Store-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry; Hot and Cold Baths, etc. and Cellar : in the Basement; on the Principal Storey, a Break fast-room, five best Bed-el:ambers five Becsms for S e rvants, and fi ve Sleeping-rooms over, Coach-house and Stables for Eight Horses, Harness-room, Laundry, Wash and Brew-house, two Barns, Dairy, Granaries, Cattle-houses, &c. in excellent Re pairs a Capital Flower Garden, extensive Fruit and Kitzhen Gardens, Green and Peach-houses, Pinery, Succession Houses, and Gardener's House, with. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES' SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND-TAX Oiwhom may b; had, all Mr. Pinkerton's other Works. GRAY VERSUS MALTHU& VMS day Vt.l7 published, in Svo. price 103. 6d. boards, MANOR of GORGETS, in the Parish of THORPE MO RIEUX; nearly TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE,' and ARABLE LANDS, with Valuable BRICK and TILE-KILNS, coa tis.' .us LI Four capital Market To.vns. A very Eligible Pro perty for the Investment of Money. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrasray's Coffee-house, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on TEVIISDAT, the 16th of July, Mb, at Twelve o'Clock, in - One Let, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land- Tax redeemed. The MANOR FARM of GORGETS, In the parish of Thorpe Morieux—consisting of nearly • TWO HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and with valuable Brick and Tile Kilns; a modern and substantial Farm-house, with a smaller Farm-house, capital Barns, turee commodious taLles, Harness-houses, Ch.uf-bins, and Granaries over ; Chaise-house, Cait-house, Cow-house, Calf-pens, Piggeries, and all requisite Out-buildings, erected within a few years, hi the occupation of Mr. John Money, and Messrs. Thotisas and William Sparks, most respectable tenants, on 104se, producing a uett reat of SIX. HUNDaiLD and t'Y POUNDS per Annum. . _ . . HE PRINCIPLES of POPULATION and T PROOCTTIOK investigated; and the Questions—Does Nu:stion reviatc Subsistence, or Subsistence Population?— lin the latter, in its increase, a tendency to augment or dimi. *the arere.ge quantum of ilroploylnent and Wealth?—And *void Goverment encourage or check early M arriage? discussed. Ey GEORGE. KNIVES, LL.D. " We re aware of the importance of a full discussion of the OVcs of population and production In the prevent conflict state of the public opinion on that great practical question." —No. Sl, Quarterly Review, October 1816, g. 56. %aid fa: LoJiman Ilurat, Rees, Orme, and &own, Poetr y:six:4ov; and Cs= and Co. Edinburgh. COOPER'S SURGICAL DICTIONARY, TUT 2C1.111 MIAOW AIM IMPROvED. BRITISH PAINT BD • salt:, C IMPENETr.f.BLE AND A .NUFACTORir i . Qvsn nrA!3ID:. 74TICOIZROSIVE PAINTS. Black - fer Cwt. ref. White . - - iii,-. Y. Ilvw • - 54.... State mid Lead .- -46 t. Ce:ours - 1 Btoce - - n for a.c.: I. per Galas. 5. per Cwt.—Col:n=la Its Turpentine per gallon tle. Linseed Oil do. es. 961. . OILS. Refilled Oil for I Se. Od. rev Patzot Locup S Gallon Pale Whal e 341. ad. Common. ditto se. Sd. 'Likens published, in a Inge and closely printed gvo. vol . price 'l. 4s. in boards, ADICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SURGERY: etsprehendicg all the moat interesting Improvements up oat pser:nt Period : also an Account of the Instruments, Re reits, and Applications employed in Surgery; the Etymology 111 Siteifiettien of the principal Terms; a copicnut Bilsliotheca Linahica; and a Variety of orignal Facts and Observations. The :".411 Mingo, revised, corrected, and enlarged. By SAMUEL CC ( WER, one of the Surgeons to his Majesty's Forces, Member 0 ~ .e Royal C o ll ege of Sur,yaus, of the Medical and hirurgical Lcay of Loadna, and of the Medical Society of Marseilles. Fitted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; S. F.;!...ity sad 5.. r.. ; J. C a ll o w • E. Coz and Son • T. and G. Un. ' erstrad; /tax- son md Chase; Adam Black, kdinburgh ; and 41. its lad 11 ::.:, yar, Dublin. Invisible Gree:. plr Cwt. 51s. Olive ditto - - ight Olive ditto 112 s. Dark Red - sOs. Bright Rad - 565. Chocolate - + 4Ss. Prepared Oil to thin the Refined Coal 'far Brown t Beat White Lad per Cwt. 50s. Second ditto du. 461. The Estate is within a'aout r.ine mil s of the capital market towns of Bary St. Edmund's, Hadleigh, Stow-market, and Sud bury, 15 from Ipswich, and about 65 miles trom London. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; of Messrs. Blake anti Sew,ll, and the King's Head, Norwich ; the Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund s; Rose and Crown, Sudbury• ; the Inn, Hadkigh ; White Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Colchester; Black Boy, Chelmsford; at Gar ]sway's, end of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldeu-square, where a inn of the Estate may be seen. u • At: Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land. Llandaff is a good :im port, affords every accommodation of water carriage, and the Neighbourhood highly respectable. To be viewed by applying at Gabelva, where Particulars may be had of Edward P. Richards, Esq. and the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; of Mr Simpson, the Bear, Cowbridge; King's Lie.l.l, Newport; Bolton Arms, Chepstow; King's I kid, Oloucec:er; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; of Messrs. Williams, Whit more, and Co. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Carraway's; and of M r. Robins, Warwick -street, Go:den-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Geauin? Sperm Oil 01. per GaL Good Buraios do. 7a Od. Pale Oil 4.. Od. CORNWALL ONLY TWO DA YS TO DRAW, 7G CAM f.ALS. AAAZARD a'l Co. the Contractors. sold and Shared r their ohl-es:4l,llsheti ()thee, ROYAL EX- U! Foar of the Capft3l l'riaet drawn last Thursday, Se of J'-"e• They have now a variety of Tickets and Shares .7:ma trsdrrea) oa sa:e, and solicit pteJlic at - &don to the t.c-41-I,Trand 5.;'....1TF OF 11W WDEEL : • 3 ..... Prizes of 2 ...... Pi izes of 2 ..... Prizes of :3 ...... Prizes of 15 ...... Prizes of ...... Prizes of .... &c. &c. -te S'Atit-drawn I rite r.bove 'trim must be ~...... L'.2.•2,0ef..), 1.:23,00;), or £10,009. -.6 ...SDAY, the leth of JUN F., will be the Last Day '',... 1 of Drawi ng b ut O ne . ...: tl • r - • ..:,i of .C.'.0,000, w ere so ld b y ILt ZA RD and Co. .. ,•.fi, in the Last YtUr'S Lotteries, at their very ix , .., 1i..z.1 Ftchange Louthu established upwords of ~ , - - • , - , •. • „,.....; V:erz Prizes htits '.. , een shared and sold amount ?lAN 1 .' , IILLIONS ... T"" F7-I(, are respectfully informed, Dr. .114.1 M.:T*l'lC PILLS *say be had, War - thP Doctor's life- re, at 9d. the tn D.stn-strect, Sob", fa pr?vate -,- :-Arce:), of B. PER!!..TN, Cha- Pever prep:wed :hem For Dr. r: his family Isnarteen months B. P.'s A.f.9da7it before the. ice. in which the Ana ,.l.•eee• Also be had, the cele .l- e1u:417 genuine, 21. T i rat.tonets and Vsta42:4,—. t L...~, 1 , L:,111111. I•*a :.1 I'~. i ,t HAMPSTEAD, NF.AIt THE CIIURCIL FAMlLYDesirable -4. Rig Ili C with OFFICES, mills* 6 .111. - JESS, PLEASURINGROUNDS,.suma W;IIER, &e.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garriway's Coffee-house, in &change Alley, Coenhill, on TnrIV4DAV, the vs& June, 1813, at Twelve &Clock,. jiVALUABLE FREEHOLD, and small part COPYI:OI.D, ESTATE: comp:ding a most elegant Villa Residence, eituate at Hampstead, alapted for the tc:cm mod:ulna of a family of the first respecta , aility, seated on a Sea•a tiful lawn, commanding extensive rich views cube country. The property of 'THOMAS NVILSON, Esq. The House is surrounded by a fine thriving Plantation, contain ing, on the Upper Storey, a good Bed-chamber, with Closets, three Servants'-rooms, a Store-room, &c. First Storey, a Lady's Morning-room, n ady finished; seven este:lent 13ed-i owns, &c. Dressing-room, large Nursery, Store.cleiet, Water-closet, Sm. Ground Storey, a spacious Esitrance, paved Hall, Butler's and Footman's Pantries, Water laid on, a Biiliard-room, Store-cld set, &c. a cheerful elegant Drawing-room , a Breakfast-room, neatly finished, a capital lofty Dinin-parlour, roomy Passages, Water-closet, &t. principal and secondary Staircases, House keepers-rooms, Wine and Beer Cellars. The Offices comprise a good Kitchen, Larder, Pantries, and Servar.:l' Hall, Store Closet, Collar for Coals and Beer, tkiiry,Lorder, Scullery, Ste. Dairy, Wash-house, and Laundry, and Eight Servants' Bec4. rooms over, Drying-ground, &c. a Coach-house, Stabling for five Horses, Harness-room, Hay-room, &c. a Cart, Stable fQr three Horses, Poultry-houses, and various Out.buildings, Lawns amt. !least:re-grounds, excellent Gardens, part walled, and planted With choke Fruit -trees, a Gardener's Cottage, Bcc. The whole upwards of FOUR ACRE 3 and a HALF; Tythe Free, and Land 'Fax redeeried. Also, a MEADOW of SIX ACRES, held on 1426 a The wli,Ac is well supplied with Water, and inunc,liate pos sersion map be had. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at Gau-raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, k-street, Goldemeqoire, of whom Ticketi for viewing may be had, witare a Plan of the Eat.= may be seen. M ‘;')RS, FREEHOLD ESTATES, /Ice. upwards of TWO TII3USAND THREE HUNDRF.D and i IFTY ACRES By Mr. ROBINS, • Early LI the Month of Aagmt, 1818, at the King's Arms, in liskeard, and in Bodmin, SUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the several Parishes of St. Nees Menhenist, Clear, Bodinin, St. Kew, and I oundstock, with the Manors of St Neot's, St. Neot Barrett, and Trevego, Tregondale, and Lonceion. The whole containing upwards of TWO THOUS! ND THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, Cf which, part are at Wlll, part held by Leases for Terms cer- Lin, and part held upon Leases for Lives. Descriptive l'articulars will be ready for delivery one month previous to the Sale, at:d may be had at Messrs. Budd and Hayes Office 52, Bedford - row; of 3lr. Penrose, Liskeard; and of Mr. ehild, at the King's Arms, Liskeard and 13odmis; the Hotel, Falmouth; the Fountain, Plymouth Dock; the 1..011- (1 Ir. Inn, Exeter; White Hart, Salisbury ; Bosh, Bristol ; the White Lion, Bath; the Hotel, and Air. Winstanley, Liverpool; lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. ltobins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, London, where Plans may be seen. FREEHOLD ESI 4 ATE, WILTS. At the Auction Mart, London, at One o'Clock, on TIIIIII4IIIIAT, the 13th day of June, 1818, by Mr. DOUTON, ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con slating of the MANOR or reputed Manor of BUPTON, and the Two Farms called UPPER BUPTON and LOWER BUPTON, situate in the Parish of CLeve Pepper, nearWootton Ilium, in the county of Wilts, compri.ing two Brick and Tile Farm HOU3CS, with so...table a.ut upwards of 518 Acres of tit:client Meadow and Arable Land, divided into well-proportioned Inclosures. - The Premises are situate about four miles from Wootton Bassett, sia miles from Caine, nine miles from Chippenham and Swindon, and tea miles fram Mariborol4h ;. and will be ebewn noon application to the Tenant, or to lieury Crook, of Byrcott Farm, near Swindon. Particulars may be bad at the Anction Hart of Messrs. Ad- Union' and (ir , gory, Scliritor 4, re:Mord-row, London ; and at the principal 1r.,01 at Iti.u - lhr.roug:), De•vitti.:, Caine, Chippwa- Yam, Waatton auks., azd The Impenetrable Paints are suited to all Out-door Works where a handsome appearance and greet durability are requinds 'The Coal Tar Paints, particularly the Refined, will preserve Wood tor many years, however ipuch exposed to the effects of the weather, and is a esreler Vermin and Dry Rot ; it giv^s a covering nearly equal iu appearance to the best Pants. The White Lead, Turpentine, Linseed Oil, and Painters' Co— lours, are of theistic qualities. The Lamp Oils genkdoe,_ and from the man in which they ha t will be lona superior to those penally sold. GEORGE UPTOI mp,hiases and time Trade supplied no arlsentafeotis N.B. No quantity lesi than 141bs. of the Impftetro' and I Cwt. of Coal Tar, sold. J mEs's FEVER POWDER AND . PILLS. NER. U. G. G. JAMES, the Grandson JIL wader of dose juitly esr..4used bled:eines, I fully to inform the Public that he has removed from ton-meet, the reaideuce of isia late Grandfather. Conduit -street, Hanover-square, (fivo doors from *here ha continues to prepare and sell those M svbich, indeed, is the oily place in the whole well are prepared in their genuine- .tats, as invented and his late Grandfather, Dr. James.—The Agency ' the above Medicines has brew wholly trait/erre Newbery's, tu the house of Messrs. &rtes. an. Cbeapaide, London, and 34, Sackeite-street, Du) celebrity, and the consequent great demand for • dueed an irnita.tion of them, Mr. James, with the Public against the pernicious consequences he as resulting from such spurious compositions, ant to.obserre, that, for the safety and rroteetlon wish to take three Medichtei in toad' genuine state, L the haw, cf each boa of Pills and packet of Pcreetk name in his own bend-Writing; and Lis I. a diadriguial of his Lisnwhae Medicines from the srurieos others. Ard be begs again to reMind the Fablir others may pretend to know the seeret it theta on all bands admitted, that he without doubt ar that the Public In their application to him or tai •Ms Agents, caunct rossibly be Lehi:* toenyr sc cl 20, Conduit-streat, Ilanover-Nut:s,ll.ralt Out-door Work; a lay are requinds ' . . :d, Will press—ore ,is • i to the etreets et - t and Dry Rot; it 1 i. , tha beet Paint,. tad Painters' Cu. Kb are warrante.l ' Ave beets purified, i t• 'TO N and Co. : I t ntafeatts terms. ..- tenetral-le raint4 1 . I. 1 ANAL.EPTI'.! i • .r {ton of the fn- 4 lee, bogs resp ect- r sct- e t • - r roil No. 33, n.- • ? the:, to No. z{.), •ona Bord-strett), • : Medicine, and - I _ trot Id where they `~ and improted li , ,( 1 :y fc: the ter'..t.f. -tad front 7.lc:sre. and Boas, Ye 4, 4 : 4 ' Dublin ; t za their 4 r them havies i.r..- ' 2 . . a view )tc Et.t.rd ' • 'ha daily heirs cf, entreats !be Fat- 1 lon of then who tate, he stittur&s Powder with Lis ethsguisidnr vault i s coropcsicisv of ti Ii: that however draydkinss, It le know it, and ' :tiers. P.::tet's, i , et ir- - re.:ioii. 24..ea1. i i t.,