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l ' 4 '. . i . ;•• r E , ,:lr .y , I * ... ....,, , ; ~. . —l 4: 3—s '.4 t v "' I • - , . - gli • . . • -1 i.sr .3 ‘ . • . r ; A 111. rop-Pritil li ,,,. -, 4, . $ 1 , -, i• r , • ... • \ - .1 N V 4 - . ' .., ' • d-....-• • • . - 0 I . ' 'CS ; W 4 \, 4.. • s, C . ... i l ..._... -.-ii: or-• I ' ..tt .. . .. -ic: SATURDAY, JULI? itios. - - NUMBER 5152 [MICE SIX-PENCE. ASTLET., WESTP4I; rndcr the Patronage of their Royal Hlghneffes the Prince of Wales and Dube of York. ON MONDAY NEXT, JULY 29th, and every Evening that Week only,aq variant' Novelties will (hardy be .-7rt.lored. at Half pait Six o'Clock precifely, will be prefented, t' e :sth time, an entirely New Naval and Military Burietta tailed BRITISH COURAGE ; Or, LA LOIRE FRIGATE. •leJ;ately afte r which, for the 7th time, An entirely New Spec. ;‘,.,ft - „el.. as now performing iu Paris, with appropriate Com. I,ti, Dances, &c. called THE FALSE PENITENT; Or, THE MONK OF PALLUV. In the comic of the Evening, various Eqoeitrian Exercifea by Mailer Saunders. Mr. Jeffrie , , and Clown, Mr. Porter. And, for the 3ttt t , me, the Troop of Vaulters, viz. Mars. Tay. tor, Bryfon, I.ink, Jeffries, Sutton, Lawrence, Porter, and $.lllll , laS, will go through a Trial of skin. The whole to conclude with' (for the pit time) an entirely New 6:11(1 Comic Pantomime, called TAKE WARNING : This day was publifb e d, • In. One Volume Odtavo, price in boards ys. The Second Edition of SERMONS, altered an d adapted to an EnglA PULPIT. By SAMUEL PARTRIDGE, M.A. F. S. A. Vicar of Button, Lincoliithire. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. VICTUALLING 01 1 .F14R, ysiy 24, Otos. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7BSTr, NAVY; a berg, give sake, That on Friday the 2d of Augult next, they will be ready to re ease Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONC of WES r INDIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY; To be delivered in fix weeks (one half in three weeks, and the remainder in three weeks after) into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, via. Plymouth 80.oco Portfrnouth 6a 60 ,000 Gallons. Deptford ,000 , r5Le OF wictir. RA SALE BY AUC noN, At the Cußont-Honfe, in Eett Cowes, on Wedneftlay. the 3tft day of julg, zBos, at Eleven eCloek in the fr.renoon, 'PHE FOLLOWI NG GOODS, which save been feized and legally condemned, aid may be viewed and tatted on application at his majetty's Warehoute, two Days before Sale, viz. ro,000lb•. MANUFACTURED TosAcco. This day was publifficd, price3s. 6d. - NUMBER I. of A RETROSPECT OF PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CHhMICAL, AND AGRICULTU RAL DISCOVERIES: being an Abridgment of the Periodical and other publications, Englifh and Foreign, relative to -Arts, Cbemiftry, Manufactures, Agriculture, and Natural Philofophy ; accompanied, occalionally, with Remarks on the Merits or De fedts of the refpedtive Papers ; and, in tone cafes, *tearing to what other nfeful purpofes Inventions may he directed, and Dircovcries extended beyond the original Views of their Authors. London: Publifited every three months, at the Repertory Office, No. cos, Haman Garden ; and to be bad of all Bookfeliers. TO BE SOLD. Y AUCTION, At the Wreitier's inn, in Great Yarmnoth.Norfnik, on Thurfiry the tit day of Auguit, [gat, at Ten oClock in the Foreuuou precifely, (for Home Confumpdon or Exportation), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- 656 Hogtheads of White Wine, containing 43,152 Ga;!L1118. 49 Ditto Ditto • agoo Ditto. 375 Ditto Red Wine, containing 22,135 Ditto. 17 Piecetoof Brandy, containing 1499 Ditto. • 200 Horfe Being the entirekargoes of de Ncutrslitaet, A. F. Zwerstr mailer, and Induftria, Jan Jnchine Lobes, matter, captured and condemned as Prize to his Niajeity's hoop of war Cruizer, John 'Hancock. Efq. emmnander. The Wine. &c. may be feen, and Catalogues had, (even days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Edward Omanney, mer chteit, at Yarmouth afundald, or Mr. William Hazard, the Auov , tionecr. zoo,ooo To be paid for by BM payable with intereft qo days after date N. B. No Tender for a lets quantity than Ten Thoufand Cat ions will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contrata may be fees at the Secruarya Office. Or, HARLBDAITN IN SCOTLAND. With mat cacti-dire Scenery, Machinery, Mechanical Changes, &e. linrisquin, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Wybrow ; And the Clcmti, Mir. Laurent. 'jolt Pantomime to conclude with a bzautiful Temple and Cata rads in motion. A New Ballet and a New Comic Pantomime are in rehear at,d wiii fpeedi!y be produced. Doors to be eret.cd at half pail five, to begin at half pall lin. Boa 4i —Second price 2s.—Pit 2s.—Second price ca. Gallery ta. Second price 6d. This day were publiffied, price 2s. REMARKS on the DUTIES o f t h e CLERICAL PROFESSION, with raped/ to the CULTIVATION of LEARNING; in a Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Arch • deaconry of St. Alban's, at the Vifitation, holden, June zoth, A. D. 18os. No regard w,ili be bad to any tender in which the price _Emil not be infested in tarn& at length, or that /ball lot k delivered to the Board before one ideal ow tie Ail Friday the ad dbegol next, nor teetlei the Perlin who "Wes the tender s et foam ?egos on bit behalf, attends, to anfroti what eallafor. By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A. M. Prebendlry of Lincoln, and Archdeacon ofSr. Alban's. Puhhaled at the requeft of the Clergy prefcnt. Printed for F. C and J. Riviugton, St. Paul's Church yard ; and J. Hatchard, Piccad lly. Of whom may he had, lately puhliesed, by the fame Author, Price 3s. the Second Edition of Confederations on the General Conditions of the Chriftian Covenant ; With a view to fome important Controverfics. j ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, anti CO. re. 1 - 1 - fpeartilly acquaint the Public, that the TICKF.TS and SHARES are now on Sale for the September State Lottery, at their Offices, Cornbill and Citarieg Croft. Mac who are deftrous of obtaining Favourite Numbers, may have them procured by an early application. THE ISENEVOMiNT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has held a fault Appointment under Government for there t 6 ycirs,who has a Wife and two (mall Children depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whole ruin mutt be inevitaLle, bolds he mould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a g enerous Public ; looks with a plcaling and anxious hope to this Minuet as t , te only means to e.eible hint to retain his fitua don, preferve his refpeelability. fupport his family, and face him Tram pain. It would here take up too ntuch fpace to detail his foacfaerings and exertion; to keep hie wants a fecret in his own {Wow : hi. endeavours hue fail, d , and he humbly begs to refer thole whom PlitiVlD mc a has blefTed s\!h a difpolltinu to rt litVf the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mai's. Ihdloll and Stirling, Rinker+. No. 345, Strand, arid Mars. liol dero, Luthington, and Co No .11, Cornhill. where the finallett donations will he molt thAnkfurly received and gratefilly acknow kk..ll. He begs to return his molt grateful thanks to, . _ MONEY FOR BLANKS. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. This day were publifhed, Illuttrated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a plan entirely new, price 4s. with an allowance to cltoel's, THE WONDERS of the TELE'COPE. or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the tiEAY ENS and of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written iu a tamiliar and po pular 'molter, adapted particularly to th• prrui d of Young Per hir, and rfpecially calculated to promote ar•.dl Emplify the Rudy of Agronomy to Prrfons of all Ages. Printed for RicilAltD PUILLIM Bridge-greet, Plackftiars; and fold by TAIIART and Co at the Juvenile Library, New Bond- Rivet; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom olio may he had, The V. ONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a DifpLy of the Wonders of the Cmtioh. in Objeas' comparatively minute, il luftrated with very large Plates. Price as. 6d. THE only LOTTERY this year will commence . 1 - Drawing y)th September next. It confifts of Twenty-five Tboufanal Tickets, and more Capital Prizes than former Lotteries of Sixty Thoufand; in addition to this, the Firll . -drawn Three Thouland Blanks will be entitled to Ten Pounds each, fo that every adventurer that purchafes Tickets or Shares early, will have a molt valuable chance of all the Capital Prizes for the Brit three or four days drawinz. without any riik, as the Ten Pounds for each Blank, and the certain rife of Tickets by that period, mutt be ample fccurity againft any pollible lofs. HODGES and Co. Stock Brokers, MoR refpearully inform the Nobility and Public that the Tickets and Shares, in great variety, arc on fate at their Offices, No. 149, Oxford ftreet, and No. 44, St. James's ftreet. •,• Prizes and Blanks paid on Demand, and Government Se curities bought and fold. _ .. . O. H. (of Sui:drHaud), i,.. Iz3 o A I..uiy - oto 6 .itionym.us - I I c Ationymoos.frost litittol i o o K. 1.. I fi. - zoolH.A. - 1o o X. Y. 1. - - t oo 3E. 1. Z. Eficz - hi o L--1 0 0 • UNTVERSI TY OF OXFORD.—TNE ROEBUCK INN. 'THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, *ho may have I. octagon to viat or travel thriseh OXFORD, are moft re frelfally folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Ito , des and erpericaccd Drivers Are ready to forward them at th.. resh.z.abk rate of ONE. SHILLING PER MILE. And to thole Families, or Perfont, who may with to continue a few days at Oxford, toexamine and view the monuments of art, elegant tdifiecs, and eoriobtiesedepofited in this celebrated Uni verfity,the Rot soca IN afore a grated and comfbrtable abode. where the utatoti attention is paid * and idlers the charges arc Ibodaate. THE WATERINQ PLACES FOR egos• Tbb da was publiaied, price is'. in boards, 13s. half bound, or 13a Od. calf:fit, in ouo clofety printed volume, illuftrated with 7c. Alai's and View., teveral of which are entirely new. THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA-EMI-IMO PLACES in England and Wales, for i!o;, toddling of Accurate and Cireurnitantial t kfetiptions of carry Place of Fafhion-able kefort, and a the Curiohtks and Sccno-iin their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is fo wcll !:nutvi), and has been fo univerfally ap !roved of for its Completencfs and Acctracy, that any detcriptinu cf Content, or soy Olifeivations un its Merits and Utility, would be foperfluous. Priturd for Ricsaan Nicciss, No. 6. Bridge-ftrcet, Black friar:; und to be bad of all Bonkleilcrs particularly of thole who relidt at the trip:dive Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. Or whom may alit. he had, 'l'hr ut London fur aBos, by the fame Editor, price sa bound's Rod. THE FASHIONS OF LONDON AND PARIS. CinThuriday, Augaitthe 111, will bepubillbed, price eighteen- pence. the ufual monthly nominx of HE FASHIONS of LONDON and PARIS, containing accurate and elegant Rrprefentations of the Fe • Dr:ifm actually wore in plaea of fafhionable rerun, within the preceding month; adapt et to the ufe of Milliners and Drefs mac», in every part of World, where the prowaillng Whims of London and Parts are objedts of imitation. turf Number of this work u 'wily contains ten or twelve Lend m drefres, and from two en five Paris dreftes, fo depicted and deferibed as to be eafiiy copied by milliners or chefs-makers, or by Krim. making up their own dreffes. The Number pub:lilted on the tit of Auguft w2l contain, be fides other fubjeCts, a groap of Faibionables on the Promenade of Keeliugtun Gardens, which fingle print is alone worth five Wings. Any 'lngle Number may be porchafed feparately, but perfons who derlre to potters themfelves of elegant work from its coin. noncement in Mareb ins, may have tSc ftrft two Vl,Junta ele gantly bound, prieethreor Pounds each. Printed toe RICHARD PHILLIPs, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriara, and to behad of all Bookfellerh and dtat.ra in books. DIXON'S celebiated ANTIBILIOUS PtIALS, j". yrepartd by Mr. Diaoh, Ap"thocary, are a cceldin cure few Bilious Gouty, am! Rhatunatic tt, Idrrenui and Sick Fic:.cl Aelis,HA art-born, Flandeoeir,Verak..cfs of the Stomach, pep-ti tan of Spirits, indigettiao, sod Fere Living, del. They are ore., and recommended by the Royal Family, the vit. countefee Buckingham and Holiday. the Dowager lady Sae and. tbc Lords IC'!main and King. the Hon. J. P. it M. P. and lonic tboufands of th.. Nobilit y, Clergy, and Me- Gc•tletneo. In addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary,. has received. is the following, from Cape. Lloyd, of the Gym da: " Dale Cattle, ilaveriordwett, South Wales, Feb. 24, 3P03. " Capt. Lloyd relents his compliments to Mr. Dixon (althlKtts tint perfonally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour if he would fend him four or live Boxes of his Pills** (non as he poi. E 51.,. can. Mrs. Lloyd. who has always oral the Medicine, is now prep. ant, and very unwell ; and we cannot 1,,:t thcna any where its this (minty, ralther at Riverfordweit nor Ca:mania:a ; the near sit place they are fold at i s Briflol. For the gre..t fervice they have ben to Mrs Lloyd, as well as Colons! ililhopp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he sots, and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint fame perform as Vendersin this County it would be a benefit to the community." Dixon's Ant,bilious Pills al - c fald wholclale and retail at Mr. %this. No. 4, Chcapfide, corner of Patemotter row, and 'retail by Smith and Scott, hdinbiugh ; M•DonsW, Glafgow ; Creston, Liverpool ; Staines, Manehefter ; V. oolmcr, Exeter; Wills , Ply moi•th ; Belam, Portion:inch ; Macdonald+, Glargow ; Garner, Zarli,docs ; Bach, New York ; and by moil Bookfelkrs and Me dicine Venders in every town, in boxes at Is. 9d. each. Uhf r . ..e the name of " R. Butler, Nu. 4, Cheapfide," Is ograval 4on the Stamp s , which is Amid to each box. This day was pabidlted, is * vols.-price en. boards. _ - TIEBR Errs PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND ; containing an Account of ‘all the Peers of the United Kingdom, whether by Tenure, Summons, or Creation ; their collateral Branches, Births. !'• lar- Wages, sod lifue ; Fatuity Names, and the Titles of eldelt font ; a complete ~ t id alphabetical Arrangement of their Mottoes, with cermet Tranflations• extinct, forfeited, and dormant Peerages; an Account of the different Orders of Knighthood in the three Kingdoms; a Table of Precedency; and an Alphabetical lilt of the prefent Baronets of Great Britain and Ireland ; with a Litt of Perfons who have received the Honour of Knighthood during the precept Reign. London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtnn, St. Paurs Church yard ;'l'. i'gertoo, Whitehall; J. Steckdale, Piccadilly; W. Miner, Albemarle Wert ; Chi ke and Sons, P,rtugal•ftrect, Lincoln's Inn; Crotty and Co. Stationers-Court; Cuthell and Martin, Middle Roe, Holborn; R Lea, Compton.itreet, Soho; and J. Harding, St. James's-lb:re. Oa the 6th of Auguft will be publiOsol, in Cue Volume Royal Quarto, price 21.:r. boards, I•'t'HE RURAL ARCHITECT; confining of various D4lgns for Country Buildingi; to be accom panied with Ground• Pl.ms. Eftimates, and Dt feriptiont. By JOSEPH GANDY, Architen, A. R. A. PRINCIPAL CONTLNTS. Cottages of the moll foople form and economical conthrudtion—. Houle of Bufinef*,or Office—Dairies—A Mill—Group of thirteen Cottages, deflected fur the neighbourhood of a Mannfadtory— Gardener's Cottage—Bath—Several double Cottacts—Cottages for three, four, and.6ve familics—Ornamental Cuttages--Pian of Nlanuf.inory sod Work-ibops—Groups of Cottages, dfijncd upon a principle of exciting emulation and rewardin A methadone exertion—Habitation for an Ovcrfecr of I.a!,ourers—A-alge, Dairy. and Grazing rarms...-An Inn—ViHas and Nall Country Dwenings—Entrance-gates—Single and douh•e Lodges. &c. Ste. Rural Intlitute, or National Eitablillinient, fur the ad vancement of Agriculture, on Mr. Martha's pkay. London : Printed for J. Harding. No. 56, St. James's-Ps:At. Where may h..d by the fame Acth. , r, Defigni fur Cottages, Cottage-Farms, Entrance-G..tel. &c. sm. price a as. BRANSCOMB and Co. joint Contraelor s f or J • the two fait Lotteries, and Proprietors of the laiety Offices, No. tt, liOI.I3ORN, and 37, CORNHILL, beg leave to return their molt crateful thanks to the Public, for the great partiality Diem them in the Let and former Lotteries, and again fulteit their favours in the prefant Lottery, at either of the above Oill.;.1; wilcoe the following Capi•al Prizes Lave been fold, that ed. and re- Mitred prior to tLe Lift Lottery for 1804, namely— • 4 Prizes of 430,000 15 Prizes of 430 . 70 23,0'30 a 6 1003 . 11 •••••••••• 16,003 3 4 And the only Ptize of 30001. ever !hated. And in 3804, No. 9219, Shared !n 2.1121 f, 2.4 th, -842, and 2.l6ths, .C. 20,000 11,641, (hared In r quarter, 3.Bths, and 6-16ths, 10400 7689, Shared in z-4ths and S entre, 23,010 45 6 , flared in 1-quarter, 3 Bths, and 6-16ths, 23,132 13.747. flared in tizteen facteenths, . - zO,OOO were all folu at the above °glees, betides fevt ral spool. t,0:1. 3031. &c. &e. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the Priz-v filarial by them paid on demand. N. It The Lottery begins drawing the 30th of September 180 r, and the Blanks drawn for the firtt three days will be entitled to tel. each, as particularized in the general Scheme; therefore an rat ly pnrchaft is recommended. A REAL. GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY. This day was publifhed, Malraued with frvtrzl Maps, price Half a-Crown, hound, with a liberal allowance to Schools, AGRAMMAR . of the Firlt Elements of CiEO- GRAPHY, prattically adapted to the tufuiels of Teaching, and ilmplifying the Science of Gerv,raphy, exadly in the fame manner as the introduelory Grammars of Murray, Davis, and ztth. itroplifying the Study of the Englifh Language. This Grammar confilts of the materials, purely elementary, which arc contained in that admired Work, Mr. Goldfmith's Geo graphy, on a popular plan ; the defcriptions and copper plates ac companying which have g'ven an into eft to the Study of Geogra phy, among young peop!e, which it :lever before pollard. The potent work contaius—t. Elements of Geography, to be committed to Memory —a. The Ufe of the Globes—g. Q . Lreftions io be anfwerrd in Writin;:—.4. A Vocabulary of Proper Names of Places, divided and accented according to their received Pro nunciation. lilted for RICOARD Puittaw. N 0.6, New Bridge•ftreet, an 4 to ha lof Wilfoi.:itidSpence, Ytok ;H. Morley, Gainiboreuih; EtlitiburLh ; and J. Archer. Dublin.. afwburn may be had, Gcography for [lie Ufe of Sehouli, tin a new, popular. and fat eittnitt:; pia 1, h r the Rev. J. Guhihnith, with fitly beautiful Er , - F.sra,vingr, p..fe ICos. bd. bound, being the chtapcit Book in th e glob Lan,goagc. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CL RN-PLAISTER. 1.-p-IE PROPRIETOR of this mo!t excellent KLMEDY is fa certain of its Efficacy having never faded Ina variety of Cares, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, roat cod I;renet, TO ILTUIIN Tilt )103ET. And he Ins leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numherlefs ineffi- V i cacioto Ointments, Salves, Ste. as many hundreds of affiided feu can tend', among whom are fame of the AIM charaaers to 1 041 kingdom. Sold Wholk fsic and Retail by T.Astell, No. 1, Finch-lane, neat the Royal Exelmnge; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, l'aviltock• tt reet ; Mr. No. 39, St. JamesN-ftreet; Mr. /Elder, No. 2t, Mr. Ward, Vu. „lad, Holborn; and jebouit and Co. No. iso, Oxford-Rivet. At Brittol, by Mr. Begin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellars Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baster, South Bridge. Portfea and Carport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,bookreUer, Portfmoutb, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. Alwl by aloft of she Vcaden of Malabo* In England. What.hitll. July 27, 18425. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.—UCH LANDS. TO BE St 11. D, In "non(And Acre Parcela, more or icf+. at it may occur, at a few► Shillings per Acre, according, to their relpective fituat:ons. Credit for hilt' the money upon reale/Dahl:: terms. SIXTY TIiOITSANI) ACRES of LAND in the Bland of Prince. Edward, in North America ad , anta.rernifly Masted for Merchant., Mailers, Ur. wcrs, Millers, and raf• mers, on the coat of the Sea and the filblts of fine Navigable Rivers. The (bores have fii many 'dares refrolively eligible tracks of March Land—the uplands arc cally c1.ar..1 and cultiva:.•d, yielding in perfection the like grains, legumes, and roots as Great Britain and Ireland. The landfe-ape is remarkably plea'ant, and the climate as healthy as any in the World. The caufc of fo much of it being or. fal. is that its improvement and fettlement has bee n negleded throurli the inattention of many of the ortinal grantee., sow Government ha. applied a fpur in order that its advantages may be no Intir,er loft to the national prof. perity.—A great part of this fmall illand has been fold to Farnurs this bit two years. Bssoks of the Ifland and plane of the feveral Enacts to he had of Mr. Perks, bookfeller, in St. Martin'...lane, s.,d of Mr. Catch. pole, in Smithfield market, for a Milling the I 0. , k and ime [billing and fixpettee the map. Several Small FARMS, in high cultivation ; fit to yield as ens Wheat, Barley. and Oats, asany in the world, to be Sold heckles. To accommodate purehafers farther, every .atEftance gratui•oufly Wit be giyen, on difpofe of Bridlh landed property, and inot:ey advanced to pay mortgage., if required. Perfonal application is guilt attended to, at the New Marfion 91111tcba11, aad at the buil Itin, Glafgow. SAMULI, CAKPBI4I ER TOOKIL. In parfuance of Diredllona from the Commitßoners for Sale of Spanills Prizes, detained prior to the War, WILL. BE SOLD, at the Broker's New Sale Room, Plymouth s on Friday the sd of Augult next, at t r o'clook in tbc forenon„ rj'HE GOOD SPANISH SHIP PURAY LINE. L PIA CONCEPCION ; burthen about 200 tons,lquare ftern, with a neat figure head, copper bottom, and, from the appearance of her conitruaion, no doubt can be entertained of her being a tail faikr ; the has two decks, and it well calculated for the Fine • and Fruit Trades. Detained by Lis Majefty's fhip of war the r ev Ls r., commanded by the Hon. A K. Leone, now lying in Cat. water, and there to be delivered— Alfo, The Good Spaoilli Brig SANTA MARIANNA ; burthen about $o tons, a thong handy veQl for the Coafting, Culrn, or Coal Trade, thifts without ballaft, and inn be fent to fen with a (mall outfit, being well found in her principal floret- Detained by his Malefty's chip of war DrawoNn, commanded by Timm* s Ex mit?: s 0)1E, Efq. now lying In Sutton Pool, and there to be de hvera—And immediately afterwards will be fold, All the Warlike and other Valuable Stores, landed From the Spanifli Mimes MEDEA, STA. GERTRUDES and EL EN- F A NTA DON CARI.OS. Confifting of Anchors, Cables, Stand ing and Running Riz‘ing„ Sails, Malta, Yards, and other Spa's, Junk, Doubie and single Blocks, Iron Ballalt, Mufk , tts, and Cutlalfrs, rot guns, 6,18, and ae.pounders, round and dou• bin-headed fhot, Gunpowder in Barrels, with other Wei - lithe end Ordnance Stores, Leger, Half Legars, and other Cafes, with faildry other Articles. The above Veffels and Goods are condemned as Drolts to his Mlefty. kor rievring the fame, and for Catalogues, Inventories, and fur ' ther particulars, application to Se made to Edmund Lockycr, and Mails. P. Symons, Sans, Widow. and Co. or to • THomAs LOCK-YER, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, July 16, 'Sas. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Well Wooded, and well fituated for Markets, in the County of Be.'ford. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By BROWN and SON, At the Swan Inn, Bedford. on Saturday the oath day of Augnft, 184)5, between the hours of four and fix. in the afternoon, ac cording to condition-. of Sale, which will he then produced, mi lers prcvioufly difpofed bf by Private Contraa, of which due notice will he given. - 11 . 'HIS ESTATE lying in the Parithes of Wootton -A. and Kempftnne, confifts of a Manor (called the Manor of Wootton Bone End), and two Farms in the Tenure of Benjamin Ball, and John Liuchain, within a ring fence, containing e 7 7. Acres, free of Great tythes, and paying a compoStion fa fault Tythes, not exceeding one fillliing h.: pound. N. B. The Tenants will have notices to quit at Lady Day next. Mr. Bull will thew the Eaate, and for further particulars, or to treat for the fame, apply to Mr. Henry Cole; of Peterborough ; or Mr. liarclitty, Solicitor, Great Marlborough-ftreet, Lond 41; or of Brown and Son, Bedford. Particulars of the Ellate may be had on Wednefday the teat of July, at the Swan Inn, Bedford; and lb the principal Inns at the Market Towns in that County and the adjoining ones. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Medias. the nth of Augadt, aos, at Four o'Clock in the Aftcrmon, at the Houfe of Mr. Ullock, in Bownafs, near Ken.. dal,fullect to the Conditions of Sale then to be produced, unl , fa in the mean time difpoied of privately, of which due notice will be given, L N ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN and CROW'S FIELDS, late the relidence of G. B. CRUMP, Ffq. deeeafed, pleafantly Ftuated on the Eaftern ible of and near the centre of Windermac Lake, and witiikt half a Mile of the Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two cuttomary Acres of Land in a Ring Fence, furrounded by 'good Road. On a pro minent part of the I ind is erected a handfurne Dwelling.houle which commands as extentive and delightful View of the Lake conchs el a Veaibule fifteen feet in length and feven feet and tour inchea in breadth, a Dining•roont 22 feet and lie inches long and fifteen feet wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet !wig and fifteen feet wide, and a Breakfail room fifteen feet long and fourteen feet wide, ei,:ht Bed rooms and a good Store-room ; there are two Kitchens, Butler's Partry, Wine and Beer Cellars, a Small Dairy, and tuitoble Offices and Out-buildings, and an excel. lent Garden of about one Acre. The Furniture and appendages may be had at a fair Valuation. The Premifes are about eight Miles and an half from Kendal, feven from Amblertde,and four from Hawkfhead, all good Market. T,wnfr.— lite property may be viewed any day previous to t h e Sale, and further particulars may be bad by letter addrercei to the Rev \Vnt Barton. Windermere, or Mars. Crump and Los'ge, I.iverpool.. 7 lnimecliate polf, , ltion play be had. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEONARD: — At CArrawa-. - % Coft-e-Iloute, Change• Alley, London, on Tug. day, the 13th of Ai:god pour at fwelve o'Clnk at Noon, in Thirty Lo;s. 'A v - Elty capital and elegant Freehold Man (ion Honfe, called LINTON PLACE, ran the South fide of Cox ' heath Hills, within five Milts of Maiditnoe, in the l'aNith of Linton, 111 tht Comity of Kent, containing fix Rooms nn a Flour, and fit for the relidence of a Famay of Oittiodtion, to which there are thamettie Offices of every defcriptian ; alto a Cold Bath, a tal Kitthui Garden. Ht afore Orminda, Avenues of l'inild.n . -Treva of varion4 kiods, and a Farm Hoof:: Ceparate at a convenient Lance drool tie ManflOn, with a Barn, stables, and other (unable Buildings, and 21 t Acres of g , s.ci Freehold Land chitty Patton.. The vi‘ws from the Manfion ar.: uncommonly extenfive and beru• tituL And alfu divers Farms Mellbages, and Lands In Liguor i , Staplehartl, F. itteuden, Nlardon, litTnindon, NVouldhani, any Burham, in the laid Comity. eotraind g in the whol.h with the 21 t Acre., by Admtafureiwnt, 93%; Acres or thereabouts. The 'Lands are enniitkrahly anderlet m fithltantial i cunt's. Alin the Great Tythes of the fdd Patlfh of Linton. Liktwifc the Advt.% fun a the Vicarage of Vuton aforeaid. The whale of the Pre miles may in the mean time be viewed, with leave, of the Ttn.tntc. Printed Particulani may be had at the Star.Coxheath; the Star, yttaidflone ; the King's head, Rochefter; tke t:ratiby, P. rtfurd; the Black 1.00, Farnirxham; the Ship, Feverilant ; the Pountafr s Canterborx ; the 8011. Cranbrook ; the Bell, Staplebnift ; the Sara. wen's Htxd,AfhAod; the Woolpack,Tenterden ; the &Mei Tavern, Tunbridge wen, ; of Mr Brown. Lane Surveyor, Maiditone; of zdr. Leonard, Chapel-Court,New Burlington-greet, L..- of Mni Woodgcte, Solicitor, Golden-4%Lnc, Lund- - et tack Lot say be fart. reet, London ; and. don; where a plan .14111111111111. PATENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron mongers, No. to. Cheaplide, beg leave to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the fuperinr advantages of which areobvious on the 'lighten infpeCtion, as they polka every reguifite f.r warming rooms, and at the fame time rise cn opportunity of redwing the heat at pLafure, when ever the air becomes more ratified than i. areeahle or whohlorne for rapiratinii. The cnnaructinn is perfectly ample. and cannbt be p t out of order, and the fire alco may be evtinguillied without raking nut, by which means danger is avoided, and dud (to injuri ous to funiiture) prevented. Th:.: Patent Steam Kitchen to he Peen in ufe every day; Ranges. with Ovens and B )11crs,Warra Clofets. Hot Hearths,dte complete :;eta of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron. Copper, and Double Block Tin —Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. TO BE SOLD, ADESTRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at J- - 1 - Milibrook. within two miles ot Southampton; confining of a comfortable and eonveuiNit Family Houle, with double Coach hook, five-11.4ed Stable, Granary, Barn, and every defeription of Out Office. The whole is in complete repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It bas a Kitchen Garden, Shrubbery, and about fifteen Acres of Meadow and Pal ture Land, in high cultivation. Alfo the reverlion of fix Acres more on the deeeafe of a K rfun aged upwards of eighty years. It is fituated near the Southampton Water, of which it conunands an excellent view. May be teen with Tickets any day between the hours of twclve and three o'clock. on application to Mr. Georg.: Hookey, &mit hamptun, of whom further partiaulars may be known, if by Ictt‘r, to bsrpoft paid.