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Y 40 . , fir ". ' ,, • ".fir •-• T• ~; "r 4 • 'S: 7 0 7 1 mrerir _ • , ' • . 1 1,› 1 t 1 . 1 , % • _4ll _ l / 4 f i L id49 '• ) . e • - 1 ?* f I t • • "ci - • "4, • a PP' 4•• ~'.'*~"- 'i -- '" I I ) 4 1 - Err m 1 - , . , , .- •a a PRICE SIXPENCS-UALYPEN/4/. a _ 1/511,,n28 NOI : MILLBANK. vib m e aW Authority of the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. 1401,1011R0W, Tuesday, August 4, will he Riven 1 OENTA ifi e ent FETE. and grand Selection of ne VOCAL ._.,,„.L MUSIC. with several entire w Songs and 110 1 ;: ode „ w in prewn , a brilliant and enchanting .blaze of ,7 1 :; ted n o mination ; the tmesements of the Evening will he : Ay aug mented by a splendid Exhibition of Fire-Works, with ftl W-ter Rd at Seven, a ockets on the River Thames, 2 oors opttend the Concert begin at Eight. Athuisqon es. ed. 111)0(21IF.RADE. ANPLAGH, MII.LBANK. pi s bovi by Authority of the Rr. Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. WOE Nobility , Gentr y , and Public at larze, are .1 res pectfully informed there will be given a GRAND MAS- T/ 00E, on Thursday, the 13th instant.—Admission 1 Sn. FLUTE AND CLARINET MUSIC. ? Wed by Goelditi, D'Almaine, Potter and Co 20, Soho * fare,London ; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, COMPLETE GUIDE to the ART of PLAY ' ING the GERMAN fttrrE, wherein will be found nig instruction necessary to the attaining a thoroneli knowledge giant and fashionable instrument; the different modes t er ong eg passages are exemplified in 42 Examples, and illus.' reel by Lessons, Popular Airs, and Duets, progressively ar -0,0, together with a description of the flute, with s keys, , $t John Beale, Professor of the German Flute, price o,—Acernplete PfCCt ptor for the Clarinet, containing a short m issy 'treatise on Niusic, the art of acquiring a fire tone, in. t ho n g 42 Lessons on the relative Notec pecul'ar to the Clarinet, h ink 'Wave easy Lessons fur two Clarinets, eight Exercises for a quitieg neat tsecution, four Concertanti Duets, and a variety A g an a', or Preludes in tliKereat keys, itc. Et.c. By John ..oesscittee 10s. Ad. VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO MUSIC. .publthed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Soho gem. London; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, A GENERAL and Comprehensive INSTRUC TION BOOK for the VIOLIN; to which are added SS regteseive ttercisee in the different Major and Minor keys, by I.D. bider, of Bath, price 10s. 6d.—A concise Introduction to the Art of Playing the Violoncello, including a short and easy Thuile on Music; to which is added 30 progressive Lessons by I. Reinagle, Professor of the Yiolonceilo, Oxford, price its.a— A Second Set of Three Duets for a Violin and Violoncello, by 7. Retnagh price Is. 6d. Six progressive Solos for the use of by. genera on the Violoncello, by F. W. Crouch, price Ss. DRENCH, LITERARY, and SCIENTIFIC ESTABLISH• BIASIIMENTS, SOUTH CRESCEN I*, BEDFODW- SsQ~utiARE. 7MISSES WHITWELL respectfully ac quaint their' Friends, that their Seminary OPENED this Day, the sd hmant. The Misses W. wish to observe, that witilst their Si rilivary affords the opportunity for their Pupils smartie every polite accomplishment, it provides a radical wow of instruction in the English and French Languages, gene :llElstory, Natural Philosophy, Geography, Astronomy, &r for vldet punoses the most able assistance is procured, the best au• etentre read, and apparatus, illustrative of the respective l:cion cts,;terldt d. The Misses W. will be happy to refer enquirers to those re trial* heads of Families for information, who witnessed the ,ftrastastlon of the Seminary on the S lat ult. and they may truly say. the the rapid progress of the Pupils in their various Studies, %the accompiishments of Drawirg, Mute, &c. and their gene. siht.lth,Evre universal satisfaction. - A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN./ THE greatest blemish to) beauty is superfluous bairi on the face, neck, and arms, HUBERT'S ROSEATE POWDER immediately ?moves thtm; is nn elegant article,' primly innocent and pleasant to use, price 45. or two to one Keel, S. Sold by the Proprietor, No. SS, Russell-street, Covent-Garden; Overton, 51, Bor.d-street ; Demmott. 3, Cheapside; Etavisons, Mini • Baxter, Edinburgh; Gregory, Brighton; Binstead, Bog us; Searborough ; Pallister, Margate ; Marriott, Bath; Sprange, Tunbridge Wells; and by all Perfumers and Venders. FIRST OF FASHION.-ISEAIMFUL LONG STAYS. MARSTON & Co. 2.5, 1 - 101.vw ELL- STREET, Strand, (to prevent mistake, the Second Stay Shop on the left ism! from Newcastle-street) near the New Clinked, (late Fore- Lao and Manager to Mr. MILL s), beg leave to acquaint the La din in general, that are curious in taste and elegancles in Long Sup; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any house b Lot.doi. Ladies by purchasing two pair of one size, will be folded to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully com ment to keep twice the assortment ot any other in the trade MatiroN presumell.adiE4 will find his Warehouse for Patent toners worthy their attention and not to be equalled for work mnship and cheapness. Beauhtl long and improved Shape Stays Gam is. 'o Xf.; stron-!. coloured Corsets front ss. to 10s.; seve- Iti linked pairs of Childrens' Stays, from 55. 6d. to 71. 64. MAAST - ON flatters himself, by his long experience for upwards of fee Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mills s bust• ins, not he is competent. to give every satisfaction to those La dies i‘ko chaotic to honnur L'm 'with their commands. MAUTON I- the sole Inventor of the Patent Tclima Stays. °Pim riait exrcured in Town or Country, on the *lamest 10 .lice•—estwenient Rooms to try in. 1 " Mtn imposition in the trade, orders are requested to Ile 4413 by land, or by post, paid.—No'couttexion with any other iishse. COMPANION To 4 ‘ TfilNIK'S I TO MYSELF." This day was raiLli4led, in 4 large Vols. I 2rno price 235. boards, SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR,WHAT By an nld-tael►iotted ENGLISHMAN. Primed tot A. K. :ft Nyman and Co. I.eatknbal , -strOet. Where may be bad, rubliahed thit Summer a The Iforab.xers, an Hity,tical ltemanct, &vols. 's. Cave of Toledo, or the Gothic Princess, 5 vol 3. towessional of Valombre, by 1.. S. Stanhope, 4 vole. 221. Laura Bltiodel and her Fa' her, 3 vols. IS% The Vind!ctive Spirit, b/ Mrs, Slurmanale, 4 vole; 225. lotrrtrie, or the Pupil ct the World, 5 vols. 2".. 6sl. TO IRONMONGERS, &e. I.IOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTTC OVENS, without Fhies, whlclertinite, in the highest throe, comer. • / i ns Utility, and economy. It is a fact well known, that all . rens !Inhere) contrived fur the use of familiar, whi , rti are at lani id to k•tcLen-ranges, owing to the flues, occa‘ion a consider iiik lass of fuel as well as dimimstion of heat ; to ulo , iate this great ililadvantage, has been the study of the Inventor of tee Patent mainestic Ovens, which are without flues, and which, instead err a i'nie . elling,increase the beat, without the least additional fuel. 8 . H. takes this method of informitig the Trade in general, that 1 t htY may be supplied with them of three different sizes, with or t ithoot Ra nges ; as t h ey beat without a flue, consequently there 5o dinrer of fire happening from them, which is so frequently 1 the ease with those that hare rues. Reference to Families of the first respectability will be given, Where the Ovens may be seen in use and also at his Manufac- On, Castle-ctn.:l, Strand, near Be dford s. !vet ; and at Mr. Han- 1 1 , 1411. ' , irn"lilno! - - - •T, Bruton Evert, Bond-street; Mr. Peachey, ors oncsiger,fivralinw..strtet Clarord-piail ; Mr. Harr ere, ken g4:32gers Greenwich; Mr. Phillips, Ironmonger, Knigh.‘brAlge ; 3\ ',."re..!'chocjing acal Lawraucc, Irota:mogers, Garden-stree!, w . 6 • 1( "ba. Pell Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, I.eatheithead, Suttey. M. B. The Society for the Encouragnint of Arts has done 1, • Holraes the honour of voting him a handsome Premium fur . alfia Invention. An adowance made to the Trade fur Ready, idiocy. E N pursuance of a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Rouen against Runnington, the Creditors of CHARLES STURT, bte of Critchil House and of Brown-ra Castle, ?et the County of Dorset, Faq (Whodied on or about the t Ith of May, inn), are to come in and prove their Debts be OCI: WILLIAM Atexatiota, Esq. one of the Masters ..f the MIN Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, C4anerrv-tine. London, or in default thereof they will be es claded the benefit of the said Decree. G. and R. W. CLARKSON, Plahairs Solicitors. Esses-strect, strand, July 14, 1812. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1812. OaDNAXCI-OFF ICE, J 421, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JES7T's ORDNANCE, is herd), Ow NON, That Proposals will be received at their Office la Pall-Mall, en or before Wednesday, the sth of August next, from such Per sons as may be wiling to undertake the Supply of I.EATIIER PANTALOONS for Setvlce of the Cavalry Corps of the Royal Artillery, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of the first year, upon a three months notice, at the option of either Party. Patteras of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the' respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Wool wich; and further particulars, together with the Terms tn i Con ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Segretaty l s'Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and fotti o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sip, and endorsed, " Proposals for Leather Pantaloons ;" but nn proposal can be admitted after the said sth August, .at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed un less the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Senda►y. BARNk. BANK. , T HE FITZ Rdf VAit k,T;iefi established at this 4. place, besides transarting the Banking Business in the usual way, advance Money on all sorts of security. Persons who have Money to lay out, may always find Securities at their Offices, by which they can make a large Interest and safely. Personal applitatinns may be made at the Bank, , nett; er by letters (post paid) to Messrs. Drummond and Co. Navy Agents and Bankers, Russell Mews, Howland-street; or No, 8, St. Michael's Alley, Royal Exchange. Two and a ba per cent. allowed on ail De posits for above two months. ASSISTAN r MINISTER FOIL SAINT MARY'S CI lURCIP IN DOVER. THE -PARISHIONERS of SAINT MARY'S . 11 . PARISH, in DOVER, having Resolved in Vestry, in con- Adderatkin of the intended resignation of their well respected Assistant Minister, tiff Rev. Mr. WISE, to appoint a successor during the life• of their present Worthy Minister, the Rev. Mr. LYON, with a stipend of £BO per annum, and the Surplice Fees, Not!cc is hereby given, that the Election of such Assistant Mi ' ulster will take place In the Vestry-Room of the above Church, eon the day of November next, at ten o'clock in the fore noon. Such Clergymen of the Established Church as may be de sirous of the Appointment, will be pleased to transmit their Ssemes and address to Mr. G. W. Gravener, Solicitor, Dover (the Vestry Clerk) before the, Jst slay of September next; and, con formably to the ancient custom of the Parish on vacancies of the Minister, it will be expected that the Gentlemen who offer themselves as candidates, will perform Divine Service in the Church before the day of Election; the days of officiating to be ' regulated by the order in which applications may be made to the Vestry Clerk, due notice of which will be given by him to the respective candidates. The Vestry Clerk will furnish any further Information that may be required..—Doitor, My 27 1812. IFT and Co. respectfully infoint their Friends and the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY, cone sing of Only 10,000 Tickets, will be All Drawn on the tith :.EP Eli M DER, and that in addition to the usual Money Prizes, there are Eight Extra Prizes of Tickets, by which the Purchaser of a Single Ticket has the chance of gaining *I hirty, Forty, or even Fifty Thousand Pouuds.-.The Scheme contains the, following Capitals, and the Lowest Prize is £l2. 2 - - of _- - £16,000 14 - - of - _ £5OO 2 . 4,L00 6 2 ..... 3,000 6 a 2OO _ 4 ..... 1.0(10 TICK EIS and SNARIES al ,ClOO, £5O, E4O, BCC. on lisle at their Offices__ No. 11, POUI.TRY, No. 12, CHARING CROSS, Nu. st, AI.IX;NIE 1-110 H STREET. ,THOMAS 911.1.'S IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, NEW FIRE AND LIGHT INSTRUMENTS, &c. THE very distinguished preference l'hornas Gill's improvements in the manufacture of Fine Cutlery, &c. have I met with from the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, having stimulated him to the farther exertion of his skill therciti, lw most respectfully begs leave to submit to their patronage a great variety of useful novelties, and particularly Ail new.inventrd SLIDING KNIVES, PEN•NIBIiING KNIVES, STRAW- I BERRY SCISSARS, GRAFTING, BUDDING, and PRU NING KNIVES; . his highly-tempered RAZORS and PEN. KNIVES, SCISSARS, TABLE KNIVES, SURGEONS' IN STRUMENTS, ENGRAVERS' TOOLS, &c. And also his new POCKET INSTRUMENTS for quickly procuring FIRE and LIGHT, without the use of PHOSPHORUS! ! All which are made and sold at his CELKERATED MANUFACTORY for real Town-made FIN E CUTLERY, No. 83, St. James's-s'reet, opposite to Pall-Mall, London. Where also may be had, his LONG-CE Lr 'MATED WARRANTED SWORDS, GUNS, PISTOLS, ARMS, and ACCOUTREMENTS of every description, Wholesale and Retail. N.B. No connection with any other House in Town. ON SPRING DIET. a It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that coned tutinnal diseaes come into action; and If, at this season, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much-human misery would be prevented." I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink or Sarsavailla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the Sassatras. Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and Its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is suld in a ground state for bulling (in the same manner as Offer), price 61. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, (ismer ' No. 99, Strand. Orders from the country must be accompanied wick a remittance. DEAFNESS, PAINS, IMPOS'rHUMES, 411(11 NOISE In the EAR, cured by MARTHA SEARI No. 3, Rartlett'o. bui:dinp, opposite Hattometrcet, Holborn, daughter and Successor to the late MA RISIA ST AR te, formerly of Pye. corner, Wrest-Smithfield, where the business has been carried on by the Family upwards of i 30 years. Her uncommon success (particularly in Nervous Cases, which, of all others, are the Worst) is too well known to reed any self panegyric ; nor is she desirous to raise her own reputation, as an Aurist, by Injurii4 that of others. That alone must rest with a discerning public.—Attendance from Eleven till Seven. Letters (post paid) duly attended to. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, ( the Original biro:Non of Mr. Hexer, and brought by his suc cessive Improvements to the highest perfection), continues to be prepared and sold by Mews.liENßY, Manufacturing Chem is. s, MancLester. This agreeable perfunted Liqtmr, which is com posed of highly concen•rated Vinegar, joined,with the most plea sant Aromatic and efficacious Antiseptics, nay be kept unim paired in any Climate and for any length of nine. Its pungent Odour adapts It for atfcrding r..hel In t lead-116s, Faintings, /se. ; and tenor/um It peculiarly grateful and retreshlug in crouded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counteracts,also, the in tee's(' n of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and inferior prep.raiiors are sold under the same and grail :r names, the public are reqm sled to observe , as the only proof of its befog genuine, that the names of Messrs. ale yar, Ivlanellester, a t e engraved on the stamp. The AR OMATIC SPIRfr of Vh•JEGAR, in bottles, price 2s. 9 t each. st , lrap included, is sold Wholesale and Retail by BAY LEY and Bi.cw, Cockspor-street, (ihe only Agents In Lon dui) authothed by the froorie: ors) ; where may be had, Sponge Boseouf Gold, Silver„ Cotiirlian, Chrrstal, gtc. Also, HENRY'S CALCINED NIAGNE::IA, in bottles at esdiel. and larger, with 1,114 S stoppers, at each ; their names being - MI . She ailiaqs. NEWSTEAb ABBEY, NO r FINGHAM. By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, London, On Friday, August 14, at TWelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, 'TIM very important, extensive, and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or Lord ship cf Newstead, in the County of Nottingham, and the ancient Mansion, sailed Newstead Abbey, and 3200 ACTCP, more or less, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, ar.d Lakes, divided into sundry eligible Farms, and exteusive Stone Quarries and Limektins, comprising the entire Lordship, the whole extra. parochial and tythe-free, (except about Acres, in thee I joining Piaish of L4tnb(j) and the poor and other rates vet.: trifling, the whole (eact pt the Mansion, Castle, Gardens, Woods, and Lakes, which are in hand), let at present at old and very low rents, (highly improvable) to tenants, who are under notice to quit, so that an early possession of the whole Estate may be insured to a purchaser. There are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient falls for mill work, for Manufactories of the first magnitude. The Estate is situated on the great North Road, between Not tingham and Mansfield, ten miles from the former, and three from the latter, and 130 from London. The Manor is well stocked with Game of all sorts, and the Lakes with. Fish and with Wild Fowl in the season, and forms a domain rarely to be purchased. Lot 1 will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of the Farina Woods, and I.akes, Stone Quarries and Limekiln., encompassed by the park paling, on the west side, of the great North Road, and containing 2 381 Acres , more or less. Lot 2 will consist of the Hut Public-house and the Farms, and the inclosed Land on Sherwood, on the east side of tie park paling, and containing 608 Acres, more or less. The property may be viewed, on applying to Mr. Owen Maley, at the Hut Public-house on the Estate; of whom printed PartiEulars may be had; and also of John Hanson, Est No. 6, Chancery-line ;at the Place of Sale; at the Blackmoor Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, Mans field; Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and Three Crowns, Leicester. Particulars also at Mr. Farebrother's Office, Na 9, Beaufort buildings, Strand. FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN GLAMOROANSHIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. By Mr. PETER LAUDER, At the Angel inn, in Cardiff, on Tuesday, August 25, 1812, and following Day, in ease the same is not completed on the 25th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, in Forty-one Lots, QUNDRY Desirable FARMS and Detached L. , LANDS, situated in the {Parishes of St. Andrew's, Wen vne, Roath, I.lanedern, and Romney, in the County of (Pa morgan; and iti the Parishes of St. Melions, Rumney, Mjchael stony, Vedw, and Marshfield, and In the Town of Newport, in !the County of Monmouth; containing about 830 Acres in a ter ' tile Country, and let to respectable 'rename, at low Rents, the ; whole being capable of great improvement, and so situated as to afford good situations for Building on; commanding fine Views lathe Bri,tol Channel and thessurrounding country; being within sir miles of the Sea-port Towns Of Cardiff and Nt w;•ort, and in the direct Road from Bris•ol to Swansea, and Milford-Haven. The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Printeil Particulars and Conditions of Sale may had on pay ment of Is. each, (which will be returned to purchvers) a. the shove Inn; also of Mr. Miles of Ab. rihin, near Cowbridge ; with whom there is a Map of the ;state; Mr.l)avi.l Davies of Crckhowel, in Brecknockshire, Land Surveyor; Messrs. Carr land Kensit, Solicitor, of John-smtet Bedford row, London ; of Messrs. Wood, Solicitors; and It. the Awitiuseer, in Csrditti . SALES BY AUCTION. v . ACIITTHAMPTOId. For SALE by AT/CllO/1, at the Custom Hartle in this Pott,; • on Thursday neat, at eleven &clot hi the ferenonn, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. VA % 6 Bottles IVeign Cordial Watersi 10 Chaldrotts Coals, 5 Hogshead% and 4 Cases Red French Wine, which have beer seised and legal:y condemned, and nuybeliiii* ed, and the Cordials and Wine tasted, two days Wore the 4111111 • SURReY, Between CROYDON', WICKHAM, and BROMLEY. ELEGANT FREEHOLD P.ESIDENCE, or ITAGN ORNEE, and Twenty.tiro ACRES of LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'., on Wedoeday, August 6, at 12, k wit Lot, " RLEY COTTAGE a very eligible FREE HOLD ESTATE, free of Great Tl.he, and the Land-tat redeemed; comprising an elegant Residence, or C.kulkeOrn6e, i t seat-d on a laws, ort a tine commanding sitaatlon, lately erect. ed, and finished in a superior style, with Olikes,Oarden, and Pleasure Ground, Coach-house, and Stables, a new built Barn, and Cat:pus Out-buildings, and Enclosure of Mezdow Land; the whale upwards of 22 Acres, situate a shoo distance from Shirley House, and about two nines from Croydon, on the road to Wickhim, very desirable for a dentleuian fond Of field sports, and Immediate possession may b* had. To be 'tested by Tiektrs. Pirtictilars may be bad of Mr. Cook, Bailiff, en the Estate ; and at the King's Arms and Grey. hound, Croydon; Bell, Bromley; of Mews. Foulk.s and Co. Fel:citors, Southampton-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where Tickets may be had, and a Plan of the East* seen. SURREY, Between CROYDON, WICKHAM and BROMLEY; CAPITAL FREEIiOLD kF.oIDEPICE, • With Offices, he. and Meadow and Arable Land, and nolo Parcels of Land and Cows a.—By Mr. ROBINS, At °areaway's, on Wetineday, at m s t em - 1 -14 E very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATES, 4 - with the excellent and Substantial MANSION, SHIR I .EY-. HOUSE, with. Offices of all descriptions i seated 013 a Paddock, surrounded by thriving Plantstio . ..s and tail-grown Timber, . shady Walks, and fine plec.:s of clear W attar, pleasing objects from the Home; a mat Cottage at the entrance, fi. fur a rest. dense, with Garden and Plantations; the Lands round the Mansion led out by Mr. Ripton in tLe Park style • and sundry Enclosures Of rich Meadow, Pasture,and Arabia I.z.nd. all lying compact, and in Gigs state f cultivation; the whole containing upward! of One Hundred and Twi.nty Acres, the property and residence of a Gentleman; a Pew In Croydon Church; sundry Enclosures of Meadow and Wood Land ad joining, upwards of Forty-3'x Acres; a misspent Cottage sad Out-buildings, Garden a.:d Orchard, and Meadow Land nearly Sixteen Acres, by the road-side to Croydon, and contains excel. lent Brick Earth; sundry Cottates, Gardens, and Eac't.stre of Meadow Land, by the road. 1 hest Lots are abundantly sup plied with excellent Water, and are very des rable property, in a beantiful ecomtnandlng situation, withfn two Miles of Croydon, four of Bromley, and eleven Irons Loudon. Immediate posses. slon may be had of all the Lou. To b viewed by Tezitits. Particular, may le• f. 14 of Mr. Cook, the Ratliff, on the Premises ; and at the K ng's Arms, and Gee! hound, Croydon; Swan, Wickham; Bell, Bros:Shit Wheat Sheaf, Upper Tooting ; of Messrs. Fo ulkes and Co. Si. licitors Southampton-street, Coirent-garden; at t;ariawar's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-qtrze, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and it Plan of the Es*.ate reen. SUKREY, ON IHB BOithEits OF LENS'. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, upwards el FIVE HUN DRED ACRES, free of Great 'tithe, And Laisd-tax redeem. ed.—Eligible Residence, with Oi Ga dens. fine Pierce of Water, excellent Farm Buildings, Hunters Stabks, Ike. By Mr. ROBINS. At Garravray's, on Wednesday, Alm.: 5, at IS.. In One Lot s THE COLE HARBOUR ESTATE, a very Compact Pleasant FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Weft of all descriptions, C vich houses, capital StaU Stables, Gar. dent, Green-house, Pleasure Ground, intersected by pieces of clear Water, stored with Fish, spacious warm Farm Yard, wiils Bailiff's Cottage, Barns, stables, Cart Lodget, and various Out-buildings, in good condition, a capital new Thrashing Ma. chine on the best construction, excellent new-built Stables lar ten huntert, together with three Boxes, large liaddii Room, Blacksmith's, Wheeler's, and Carpenttr's Shops, several Cot' times for Labourers, and two compact Co tags, near Wicktipm, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture. Ankle, and Wutid Land. 'lle whole Estate upwards of Five Hundred and Eleven Acres, free of Great Tithe, and the Land tat redeemed; the principal pan of the Lands are in ft high state of cultivation i the greatest part has been drained at a very conidd. rable expense, and In a very improveab'e state. The Estate In a ring-fence, the greatest part • surrounded with a belt of thriving trees, a chLerfol and commanding situation, very desirable for a Gentle man fond of agricultural pursuits, abounding %silt game and plenty of excellent water a fox, stag. and hare hounds are kept in the neighbourhood; distant from Croydon three miles, from Bromley four, and thirteen* from London. Immedlate pos. session may be had of all the Land, and of the House in a short while. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had a Mr. Cook, the bailiff, on the Estate; and at the Swan, Wickham; King's Trios, and Greyhound, Croydon; Bell, I roniley ; Wheat Sheaf, Upper Tooting; of Meters. Foulkes and Co. Soliclrors, Soutt. ampton-street, Strand; at Garraway'.. and of Mr. Ft ()bins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where Tickets may be had, and a Plan of ;he Estate may be seen. 1 WORCESTERSHIRE. BIRLINGHAM and DEPFORD, near Perehore, in the Vale of EVESHAM.—Dtdrable Freehold and Tithe-free Estate, Fa mily Reeid.mse, compact Farm-house, Offices, he. Two Hun dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Meadow, Orchard, and Arable Land, bounded by the River Avon, Common Rights iu Def. ford, and Right of Fisher,/ in the River Avon. By Mr. ROBINS, At CaenWay's, on Thursday, August 13, in Lore, 'THE Valuable FREEHOLD and Tithe-free - 1 . ESTATE, situate in Blrlir.gharn and Deford; near P. shore, in the county of Worcester; comprising isIItLINGHLAM COURT HOUSE, late the residence of Maiir-General Amherst, with Offices of all descriptions, situate on an eminence, on the Banks of the RlVer Avon commanding extensive prot,prets owe the variegated and luentiant Valley through which that river' takes its' aline, and in which it enjoys a Right of Fiabery, with • neariy Twesty-threw Acres of remarkably fine Meadow Land; s • Farm Residence, situate in the Village of Dirlir.ghani, With suit. • able Out-buildings, Lawn, Garden, and Orchard ; !`so, sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Arabi c Orchard !And, situate it Birlingham and Defend, cosirsinfegOne Hundred and Ninety-five - • Acres, with Cottages, Gardens, &c. several parts of it which are very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding extensive and beau. tiful views of the surroundMg country. This property is highly distinguished for the superior quality of the soil, czcellencY of roads, contiguity td good marke:s, and the facility of wat. r car riage ; within two miles of Pershore, adjoining the Turnpike-road from thence to Tewkesbury and Cheltenham; three 'excellent Pews in Blrlingbam Church ; a coach passes every day Perukes, to Cheltenham. The Estate is distant from London 104 miles, Worcester 10, Clones:eta and Cheltenham 16, in a line sporting part of the country, abounding with game, and several ' packs of hounds in the neighbourhood. ro.be viewed by applying on the P --•- may be had ; of Mentes. Bedford • shore; Hap Pole, WI Crown urns Evesham; . bury; White lAors, Bath leitor, Birmingham; of P hut y ; at Gni-rafter's den- quare, where a ban Proalsaa lyring op the Premises, where Particulars srs. Bedford and OPaker. So!leltori Pet= . roreerer ; Puff's Library, Cheltenham ; Klug's Heed, Gloucester; Swan. 'I wide' tth ; Bosh, Bristol; of Mr. Bedferd: ass. Mr. Hogg, Oreet Ruoscllwonsut, mi a Mr. gdittirs, Was wick-MAW, os ;col. 'leo of tbe Amass wry be sews, sad es thes MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT fur supply- , ing Officers of Ms Majesty's Army with Regimentals and Appointments of all descriptions for every Regiment in the Erl tish service, both for Home and Foreigu Service, conformable to the Regulations ordered by the different Commanding Officers, and approved by the Commander in -Chief, at a 4hitrirr notice, and from 16 to 20 per Cent. under 'be regular credit citarges, for ready money or Agent's Acceptances only. Solomon and Sons, Manufacturing Tailors, Lacemen, Em bro:derer4 and Sword Cutlers , No. 2, New-street , Covent .Gar den , London. EXCFIEOUER BILL OFFICE, July XI, 1812. All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of July, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Ml- J ESTY's TREASURY", having given Direction' for ps vi n .l the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer the Interest ' due thereon, at the Exchelfer Bill O f fice, in the Receipt of Exchequer, Ne w Palace raid, 'Vested's:ter, on Tuesday, Me 18M day of Au gust ensuing, ailendance will be given da!y (Sundays and lidaly en eeftedJ until and inprding Thursdae, the 134 day of August, from Ten ?Cosh in the Moraing till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose If receiving the same; and, for Ai , greater dirpatelt,t4e bearer: ol theses(' Bills are desired to place each description of the via, in separate Idsts (which are to be obtained at this Offee)containinz the Numbers in entare , tied order, according to their respective dates, with the principal Sums l and Interest due therm", computed from, but excluding the day' on which they are respectively dated, to the said 18th day o f i Atesust, in. ! elusive, when the littered is ill cease; and the said terriers (being Holders or not) are indispensilly required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their Names and Residence at the I knout of each separate List; and they are C.': rtover required to attend the Exchey-er Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give eh. . P“ripti per the same. If any of the holders of the afoicsaid Bills sues:!! be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 1 Nth day of August, they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may he desirous of having new Exchequer Bills In •,s , hile or 7.1 part of Payment of Principal, upon marling new Bills, end *geniis:sing Me amount at the bottom of their List:, delivered en re before Thursday, the 13th of August, may be aceommodated with new Bile, carrying an Interest of Three-pence Halfpenny by the day, on every One Hundred Pounds, which said liTreu Bills will 3ear date the said Ibtls day of Argua , aid will be delivered,together with the Interest due- in respect of the Milts, desired to be exchanged, ea Wedscesday, flu 19th of August, and the following Days. N. B. Ail Exchequer Bills, dated prior to July, 1811, hive teen ' advin tised to be paid of, and the interest thereon has cease a. SALES BY AUCTION. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. In the month of August next (unless previously dispnse4 of by l'rlvare Contract, of which due Notice will be given), SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Colwinstone, Penarth, Coggan, Liandough, Lavernuck, St. - Andrews, Mirtl.ir Dovan, Llantrissent, and Llandaff ; also several Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about C.ICS Acres ; together with the Manors of West Llantwitr, Corntown, and Penarth.-- Particulars will soon be published.. Apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb ,and Atwood, Salisbury.