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Barclay and CO *oath, /14 an entire new Set of Views, is now ready for delivery, at 15s. bs" s -- hoards, and 161. in red..---59, Paternoster-row. lOmberd.elreel, on or before the Slit, iirflrots on mei end every Share held by them mapeedvely lo tbklighertaliing. By Older of die Board of Dinietbo o ROBT. S. §1,.9411 . 14 Chief club. 'A. ROW° 1,11 SALES BY AUCTION. EERKSHIRK—SONNIND, NEAR READING. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE. with good OF gait • YARDS, ercitlent GARDENS, &c.—By Mr. ROISINC!' At Gatrattret. ex "Monday, August 26th, at rweive, AFREEHOLD spacious RESIDENCE, in pinat session of the Rev. Mr. Num, situate on the North side of the mucis•adtnited Village of Sormlng, a short distance (Toni Alielitlver Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compilis tursehetantial Family House, remaining Entraitee-ball, Dotting , Drawing-room, Kitchen, Scullery, 'Pantry, Larden. 4 11aptance Hal!, Rieder's Pinxry, 4r..c. On the Exit Rosa are Ave ses-chambers, doses ' Ecc. and Attiii. over; in the base r mene are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, &c. ; Out-offices, COal:' 'Tied, 'doable Coselt-bouss, Stabling for Six Horses. with Lofts over, Laundry, Brow-botuo, Knife-house, Granary, ani bouse,Drying-ground, P,ohlt ry-bonse, cap i tal K itchen -ford -n, with Gresn-bouse, Pleasure-ground, &c. and a Leasehold Meadow. To be viewed by permission of the Occ•ipter; Particulars may hid on the Premises ; and at East Park Perm, and King '4 Arose, Twyford; Bear, Reading; at the Inn, Sooting; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Rath ; Sea, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt hill ; Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge; of Mr. isramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway'a ; and of Mr. Robins, War-. wick-street, Gulden-square. • . ESTLIN . ON UNIVERSAL RESTITUTION. " This day were published, th iivo. price 7i. board', DISCOURSES on UNIVERSAL RESTITU TION, delivered to the Society of Protestint Dissenters in kewin's Mead, Bristol. By JOHN PRIOR ESTLIN, 1.1. D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees; Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; B. Barry, and W. She ppard. Bristol. Monat,_ Aupst 9, 1619. SALES EY kifeTlON:' • BATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. This day was published, in air o , (illustrated by a coloured P 1 of the Eight Orders) price I es. in Boards, APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOI DISEASES, according to the Arrangement of Ur. W exhibiting a Concise View of the Diagnostic SymptOms, and Method of Treatment. . By THPMAS 'BATEMAN, M. D. F. L. S. Physician to the Public Dispetisary,and to.the Fever Institut Printed fur Lonigman, Horst, Rees, OrMe, and Brown, Pa 1103ter-TOW. _ NEAR PORKING, SURREY. Elegant COTTAGE CORNER, with Offices, beautiful Pleasure- Ground, gun bounded by the River Mole, and Meadow'Land, and a oast Cott}ge, nearly adjoining. M - IBINt By ..4r. - Rob. IS, GamWO. en Thursday August 16, at Twelve, in two tote, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate . 31 - within one mile of Dorking, called the GROVE, a clown, ng Cottage Residence, fitted up with elegant simplicity, and in complete order, with attached sad detached excellent Offices, Coach-houses and Stables, Kitchen Garden , well stocked an d cropped, Pleasure-ground laid oue with great taste, extensive dry Gravel Walks, ornamented with noble full-grown Forest trees and Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, meandering at the foot of that beautiful spot ; different parts of the grounds are ornamented with Alcoves, Pav il ions, and rustic Seats, neat Dairy, Farm-yard, and Buildings, and Meadow Land, all lying compact, and containing about thirteen Acres, late in the occu pation of a Nobleman,-whose time has jest esp ired. Also a neat, camper - Cottage, with Garden, &c. In possession of Mr.. Fraser. Play be viewed with Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; , at the Red Lion, Dorking; Swan, I.eatherhend ; Sun, Kingston; Talbot, Richmond; White Hart, Windsor; the Castle, Salt hill ; at Gerraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol ; den-square, where Tickets for viewint may be had.--0 he pur -1 chaser may be accommodated with the agar Farnittirs at a va. I luation, and immediate possession. By THE LORDS COMMPSIONXILI FOR TM REDEMP? TION OF CHURCH AND. CORPORATION LAND TAX, AND THE EXONERATION OP • SMALL LIVINGS AND CHARTTABLXINSTMMONS. CHURCH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX OFFICE, PARLIAMENT-ITRILiTi V?'111T1/11/11TER, 3)/LT 24, 1813. Fri HE underwrittethLOßDS COMMISSIONERS appointed by his Majesty's Coaunission under the Great Seal, bearing date 25th March, 1129, for the outposts of Rego. lasing, Directing, Approving, and Confirming all SALES of ESTAVES for the REDEMPTION of .1. AND-TAX. by ill Bodies politic and Corporate, and coaspanicv, and F.mEees, and Trustees for Charitable and other Pubic Purposes, having been authorised by the Acts of the 46th Geo. 111. Cap. 135, the 48th Geo. 111. Cap 61, and 50th Gee. ILL Cap. 58, tie Provision* of which Act have been renewed by the Act of 53 Geo. Ills Cap. 123, to exonerate Small Livings and Charitable Institution* from the Land 'fax, in cases where the clear annual - income shad not exceed Xl5O, • DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, ..-; That, by the said last-mentioned Act, all Memorials and Cer tificates of Persons claiming to be, exonerated from the Land 1 ax, under he said Act, must be transmitted to us (at our Of- I ce) w:th'sa r welve Calendar lylonthsfrom the 12th day of July, 281 S, being the day . of the r issirg of the said bst-mentioned Act of the 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 123. And we do further berelfy give notice, 'flat the. Forms of the Memorials and Queries required to be answered by those who claim the benefit of the said Acts of 46:h George 111. Cap. 133, 49th Geo. 111. Cap. 6'7, 50th Geo. 111. Cap. 58, and 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 123, will be delivered , gr atis, b y applying personally, at our said Office, No. 28, Parliament-street, Westminster, or by letter to our Secretary, under cover to Lord Auckland or Lord Glen beryl., at the said Office. AUCKLAND. GLENBERVIE. W. YOUNG, Se‘retary. By Order of the Board, • BY THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS FOR. THE RE DEMPTION OF CHURCI! AND' CORPORATION LAND TAX. .T E underwritisti LORDS COMMISSIONERS " a " arpolauell by As Majesty's Commission nailer she great Seal, Tuar,ng date 25th March, 1799, for the purpoees'of septa. t l 2 , d;xecing, approgdpgianaloonfirroiog all SALES of PRO PER.' Y for the Redemption antlPurchase of LAND TAX, by ail Persons of the following dessripthatast Archbishops and Wslapps, • Deans and Chapters, aild Prebendaries, Universities and Colleges, • Rectors, Vicars, and all other elergynsen ; All Lay Corporalons and. Campania, • Aa Feasts and Vt pears for Cisaritabi, and otbar Fab* purpose., And all person', the Reversionary . ;mettle of whose Ecates lain the ( row*, DO HER EI4Y GiV.R NOTtat. That by the Ac: of the led Geo.. 111. Cap. 193,31nrions new facilities art slum for the further Redemption and PsrOaa of the t.and f az, and being des rous to promote and accelerate the purposes of the I ,igialcure call upon the several Bodies Corp orate and ludiviriti.ds aforesaid, to come forward with such Sales as • hey may wls to offer to he approved and confirmed. With this v , ew a constant a'tendance is given at their (Mee, No 28, l'arl anent-Areet, Westm'nst.-r, from ten to three o'clock, where ali person, applying will receive such information and assistance as the case may require. AUCKLAND. GI.ENBERVIE. W. YOUNG, eaaratarf• By Order, a • IffiXT MONTH. ippo IcHARDSOY, GOODLUCK and Co: the iv CON EttACI ORS, respecttirly remind their Friends and I:. Public, that the O'rA fE LOITERY begins drawing on the 17th of is4EXI MON . ' H(' epternber). The present eittraordi- Airy demand for rickets mod Mate* is the mon convinci proof at lbw puptdarl y of the schenue,whiah, with only 1U ng ,000 ckets, cancan:, the following Capital Prizes. •• of ,Est 1,000 16 • of £5OO e 10,000 7 • - • :100 5 1,000 150 sf WO, LSO; &c. And the lowest Prizes are 420-the first 1,000 Blanks are also entitled to 420 each. Tickets and Shares are selling at RICAARDSON, GOOD LUCK; and Co.'s Offices,"the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cent hill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross.. ILK STOCKINGS selling oft',noil a quantity of ki real India Cottan'ttoekinp, at RADFOAD's, No. 59, theapside. 'Me folleivliog is the price of some Wok er White cot.On feet, As. 6d.; All aitk, Gr. 64.;frery good, ; best cheap in proporpen, swum' hose, l 5..6d.; fine, tts.; suptr, 4s. 6d. extra super, Ss. worth much more: A large quantity of real Weic:, klamels of a curious fine gualil selling very cheap ; some vety gild gloves Is. a pair. ft -mit to be very particular in shn'squite'iind tumilst , r, ny you sriil be inti.oteil on, they are at Radford's, No. 51, Ottipside• BLAWKINS and DUNN's ESSENCE of COF. FEht *old at theirldreitt*lstry,,No. 79, Greatyitcharld• street, Mary-la•bunne London, sod brirarioui Grocers, Drug gists, Ste. in (*own andeountry, nut to one pound of the best Care of the respective kind% lad ill "Mums of refined.supr. Turkey . . Si.ds.Od. Bourbon • . as. Bottles inelidett Vlantation - 4.. end. - trimbi To make a cup of coffee, no other Able is required, than merely to rut about a tea-spoon full of the essence into a cotfee cup, uith Cie usual quantity of milk and sugar, and fill it up with bur water. The Essence is sold *mixed with sugar for hot climates, and for long keeping. The E,Feuce is also sold without sugar when wanted tor immediate use ; the half-pint bottle in that caso con ta.n.ng 1 lb. 3 oz. of Coffee, at the sanse price as above. As good Coffee cannot be made without pure water, Hawkins and Dunn have proilded filtering emeriti at 4*. and upwards. I'O kIE Lerrls, or ;di Terms as may be agreed upon. A MOST desirable -MANS I.os, fit far any Gen. tlemaii's ahode. The Pnemis_s are adjoining the Village of Wouldhatn, elute to the navigable aid pleasant River Med , o-ay;isitliiii three mites and a half of the City of fSpehester. and ii.e miles from Maidstone, in T sporting part of Pie .County 4/1 Kent, ant close to Vioultihatu .. - ..nntrion to which an unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, 6tc. 'ilUgrunrid ilpor consists of a commodious wish a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room, Parlour, Siting-room. and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pair of stairs consists of five very recmy Bed-chambers, one of which may bets Drawing-room at pleasure; t twopsir of stairs, a back . Staircase fgoot the Kitchen , containing ais Rooms with fifoplaces in three of them, a Staircase front the passage of the two pair into a Turret., or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the R • m- Medway and country all round ; most spacious -Cellars with excellent Bins, a Fore,coursenclased with a.dwarf wall and railing *rice ; a large Bath Court .encluactall routAl with a high brick wall, well 'stocked with choice wall F.rtlit-trees, Ivell,chosen Shrubs and dowers; an excellent garden well walled andt fenced, stocked with the choicat Fruitage-, a large Ward en. -cloiedwiek.a too brick wall, sto .eacelleatt wortinewslied.Stable, over whisk is a high spacious Loft, ewe k.leach,hotosep; and away Other Out-Cinoes,too tedinits to oaentlOP.bscrio. • The Lewis paiy . lie ,accommodated Willi a Oxen Acres of, shake gtiOd,Landadjoifiips Wid_lrentir: - s,lf required. erkureisui 4445. et • Mar.ukihar SOCIETY AND MANNERS OF THE-NORTHERN IRISH. :' This day Waspublislied, price 10s. 6d. Bvo. boards, AVIEW of SOCIE l'Y and : MANNERS in the NORTH of IRELAND in the Summer atti Autumn of 1812.—8 y JOHN GAMBLE , Esq. Strabane. " Mr. Gamble is a man of vivacity and good humour, mingled with a due portion of feeling and gravity ; which give to tie re marks which he males, the scents which ho etescriber, and the incidents which he relates, a considerable degree of interest, and render the peru'al always agreeable, and often edifying."•—• Critical Review, May 1818. Printed for C.Cradock and W. Joy, SIP., Paternoster-row. Where may be had. by t'e same Author, price Bs. *lvo. Boards, Sketches of History, Politics, and Manners, taken in Dublin and the North of Ireland in IMO. GUY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR. . Tills day wet published the Third Edition enlarged, very consi derably improved, and handsomelyprinted, price Is. 6d. bound in At d. ° TN'S ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMM AR ; which Practical Illustration is, M every step, blended with Theory, ay Rules, Examples, and Exercises; adapted throughout to the Use of Schools and Private Teachers. By JOSEPH GUY, Master of the Commercial Academy, Foley-street, London. In this Work English Grat. , mar is rendered easy to the capa city of every Learner, not only by giving a concise Gullitte of its general Principles, but by combining •Ilieory with Practice, by adapting Questions and Exercises in a well Aimed Order to each Rule, by concentrating every thing essential, and bringing it at once to the test of Practice.-,-" 13y it children will not be engaged so long asi they now are,with so much labour of the me mory, and co little asslitance of the understanding."—Dr. Lowlb. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 22, Paternoster.rOw ; and C. Law, Avemaria-lane. , EDUCATION. 0 . 4 The rapid sale of this excellent school-book (no less than • 20,000 having been sold since its first publication in 1810) warrants the Publishers in off.-ring it to the notice of ightivols, as decidedly the best and cheapest introductory work on Geo. grayhy ever published. This day was published, a New Edition, in royal with seven handsome Map s , price Si. bound in red,. G"'S SCHOOL dEOGRAPHY ; on a new, • • 'easy, and much Improved Plan ; comprising not only a complete geneed Desciiption but muck Topographic:ll Informa tion, in a well sligested Ord, r ; exhibiting three distinct Parts, and yet forming one e onnte:ed Whole. Expressly adapted to every Age and Capacity, and to every Class of Learners, both in Ladies' and Gentlemen's Schools.—By JOSEPH GUY. Professor of Geography, fice. in the Royal Military College, Great Ms.rlow; Author of the Pocket Cyclopadia , Britis h Rea der, New British Spriliug-Bork, Chart of I-listery, &c. Printed for C. Cratiock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; and C. Liw, Aikmaria.lane. CHINESE DItAtONOS AND PAISTINGS. MI GREENLAND, Bookseller, Finsbury Place, 1 MI 1 • has o ow on sale * elan magnificent CQLLECTION of 1 1 ORIGINAL CHINESE DRAWINGS, splendidly bound in red Morocco, in eight Volumes, In elephant folio; and One Volume, bound in* Chinese manitpc, in flowered silk. The price of the Nino Volumes, ONE THMSANLYGUINEAS. This Unique Collectihn was formed under yhe inspection Of a Foreign Gentle man, during a residence of forty years in China, by the most eminent Painters of that cettotry. 'I he subject, chosen are highly tgerestuss to men otsoienge, particalarly to Botanists, Entomo- Logi. s, Ichthyologists, and inquirers into the arts, manners, and f customs of natio:vs as will appear front the following class-fica thus : viz. a great variety of Moths, Butterflies, Beetles, Fishes Insects, Ste.; many hundred rare and most beautiful F l o w e r s and flowering Shrubs in full bluom • a great number of. Bitds of the ! most brilliant f. 'enrage ; View, of Countr)-houses, Rocky Scenery; Canals., with IttritlUS kinds of Boats, Tahlts, Embankments, Bridr.nt, &c.; Views of the I .ierior of Houses and Palaces, with Gal d. ns, Costumes, Furniture, Todets, Beds, Latherns, tkc. ASianinitiOn of a Grandee by a Female, her Trial, Conde:mu- don, and Execution ; the Judges, Sec. in their appropriate cos- tunin ; the various hlusical Instruments used In China; and in min titer series, the. Musicians (chiefly women) playing upon them ; trades anti Manufactures—particularly of stik and cottoo, from the hatching of the silk-worm, and the picking of the entroo' pods, to the dying and finishing of the goods—of porcelain, from' ' the extracting the white materials in the mountains, to the rim• big and finishing the various articles—the preparation of Tea, from the planting of the shrub to the packing of the chests at Can ton, fiir exportation to Europe ; being a series of more than a thousand exquisite drawings, many of them on white satin, and all executed With that minute fidelity and inimitable coleuring few which the Chinese are justly celebrated, and, in most in stances, with an attention to perspective not unworthy of the Eu ropean schools of painting. _ . A -WIDOW LAI)Y, ivho has hitherto li ved in • ailuence upwards of 60 years, is sneering under extreme disiresii,end is new reduced to that extremity which, limit imme diately relieved by some well-disposed persons, whose inch:m -(l4ms are ready to alleviate her situation, she must inevitably sink under a pressure of misfortune , and be obliged to seek an asylum in a workhouse in the parish where she has paid taxes upwards of twenty years, which would be to a person in the re spectable sphere of life in wlichehe has always lived, till the de cease of her husband, one of the greatest calamities that could befal. her. Her distress has bee* so great, that she has been obliged to pan trom her slgebraird, plate, furniture, wearing ap par.!, even to her erockary-ware, which, to every feeling mind, must evince real distress , for the "wet istress , trtlitig sums, for daily sustenance. Her situation has en)yiately been known to a tew peraons, through !jtretne dimes, ieh presented itself to their cotice, whose sy mpathy has been elicited' to promote a subscrip tion to extricate and redeem her articies in pledge, which other wise must be totally lost; and to .ytwerve her from impending misery, and wretchedness, during her few remainiug days of ex istence. The smallest denationswill be thankfully received and acknowledged Li Mr. fiatshard, Piccadilly; Mr. I. Ebers, 27, Old Bond street ; Mr. Lloyd;Boekselleti, Harley-Seat, Caven disli-equue; Adr. Colbnrn, Conduitrstreet:t.Messre. White, Co. eh race, and Co. Fleet•streyt ; Mesari• g r ittocti pd boa, Ludgate kill, who-have kindly iiiider‘alien to .2:*ceive .02e fill4fft 4ona tiops on her behalf. The following are additional Subscriptions, mitred by Me l Hatchard, for Which the . Widqw :menu fiber. acknow• Ivigewep.ts S..Brsovr, Esq. - Ors . Charics nr9.whlAss• -1 s.X.4ag. a i a - . BERKSHIRE. SONNINO,I3ETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. Valauble FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River Lodano, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and BuiLlings. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, ma Thursday, Aug. !6 , at Twelve, In Lots , A FREEHOLD ESTATE, *EAST PARK- A 1 FARM, situate in *e Parish of Sonning, a short distance front Twyford, part bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River Loddon and the ttstopike-road to Reading ; compri s ing a good Farm House with Offices Garden, Yards, Buns, Stables, and Out buildings, and sund ry Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in possession of Mr. May. Sundry Ayres, in possession of Mr. Wiggins, contain i ng One -Hundred I and Fifty Acres, lying compact • also a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Land, lying at the back oL the Vil lage of Sonning, and aear the River Thames,a delightful spot for Building, and pieces of Land Isa the Common Fiekl, near the above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estate , is in a very eligible part of the country, only four miles from Reading, and SS trom London. Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, good reads in al directions. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at East Pa* Farm, near Twyford, where Partictilars may be had ; and at the King's Arms. Twyford ; Dear, Reading; the Inn at Son- Mug ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Sun, aideMnhea Liond ; ' Castle Salt-hill ; Mr. Adams, Cranford.bridge ; ed , Hounslow ; of Mr. trauma, No. SO, Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stables, farm-buildings, Pleasure-grounds, excellent Kitchen•gardens, oreuml, and Meadow Land, top of East hill, with a long frontage to the Street, and the most desirable part for a Gen tlensan's Residence. — By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's, on Thursday, August 26, at 12, in one Lot, flitHE PRIORY, formerly part of .the GREY IL. FRIAR MONASTERY, a very eligible FRFEHOLD ESTATE,'and immemorially Tithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situate in a fine com mulling eminence, the top of East-bill, the most preferable part of Colchester, the residence and property of lasses HALL, E" , q. The HVOSE is a substantial Brick F.difice, with a double bowed Ftont, and contains, on the ground story, a neat En trance-liall, Library, Drawingroom, Breakfast-room, capital Dieing-parlour, S to re-room, roomy Closets, Water-closets, &c.; seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, with Store TWIN Clcsets, & c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store rooms,blosets, &c. The 0111ess comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser vants'-hall, bakehouse s and Scullery ; Pantries, Larders, Dairy,. and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved Yard, with Gates to the Street ; double Coach-Louse, with a very extensive Store chamber over it ; and two 3-stall Stables, Brewhousc, and various Out-buildings, all of the most substantial brick, and in perfect repair. Lawns and Pleasure-grounds, Fish-ponds, a capital Kitcaen-garden, partly walled, and well stocked with fruit-trees; a sother Garden, completely walled round,dry gravel-walks, pro ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, enclosed by walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich Pasture FILM, walled round, also lying compact, and contain in about Eleven Acres. A most desirable Residence for a Gen tleman's Family, commanding extensive views of a beautifully rich country. Tte Buildings and Grounds are in the most com plete order, and immediate• Possession may be had. • May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had : and at the fhree Cups Inn ; White Horse, Ips wich; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford ; of Mr. Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; of Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, 42, Great Marlbo rough-street ; and of Mr.Robins,Warwick-street,Goiden-square. HERTS. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATES, Mansion, Cottages, Warm, Farina anti Land, Trout Stream, and an old established Ina, Welwyn, twwity-live Miles from London. • • 'By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway% Os / Thonday, September 9, xt 12, in three I t ota, A HIGHLY. improvable FREEHOLD ES .dEJL Ta.TE, comprising upward, of Five Hundred and Fifty Acres of rich Meadow, )Vpreen, pasture, Arible ' *and fine thriving Wood Linda, situate lii the most beautiful and hetes ' part of the County of Hens. The capital Mansion, .Lisdiey lei-louse, with Offices, Coatbohouse, Stables, Gardens and 1 sure-grounds, a fine Trout Stream miming through apart of the :pooh& ; Farm -yard, and Buildings ;and a Farm-yard and Build .hp In the town of Welwyn. The White Hut, at Welwyn, an old estaidished well-known Inn, with excellent Offices, roc*: , Yard, Stabling, Gardens, &e. A maw* Resideice with dew, town about an Acre of Land. at the oath extremity ef town of Welwin let on a Jong ,Leait.-4 ,115 1 1.0pusip tati A Butcher's hbop, ;vitla Gardei and Meadow Land, tlai - lying compact . — The principal' pert of tba land is In g tbs. Mansion and the remainder of the Lead on Lame. of WO tutee years ate unegpirad at Michaelmas amt. On parts of the • Land are very eligible sites for buildin i g, maggot ne#kioin. hood and good roach' in all direction;• four miles froth HathMO, seven from Hertford, and 25 from London. . j • May be Viewed, by applying to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wel. Tanya; or Thomas Rom, at ***Warm Home, of whom partims.; lays may ha had; ati:litylhitc Han; at the Swan, Steve/for 1 ale; Wl*•"Wocolpati, St. Alhan's ; Sato, I Loaf , ' Ddnitillte , 'Janis, l'held; Sell, Herifirdii Green Mao, and Red Lion Barnet; •of Maori. Illoislim/ alai, illshkr,lkilicAirre, Rathlishisishice ; Mel" V Le•grald !Isn't Saileaserauli=" l„ l clacnasat's g and of .Mr. War- . 11144 4 r.. * / ..• ~ 'iv • i *MA a , ff.Or ' alaYl f 11. OXFORDSHIRE. — '"" • -' VAI.UAELE FREEHOLDS *AT WHEATLEY, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. FOLKER, On Friday, the 27th day of August nest, at Twelve sr Clock pre. eisely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, under suck conditloos of Sale as shall be then produced, 4 N• exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, J.* with Barns, Cow-houses, and other convenient %allies% situatein Wheatley aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Theron loggias, together with 201 A. OR. 25P. more or less of exit . ..mei/ producive inclosed and Tnhe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Pam... Also an old established Inn- at Wheatley, called the Crown, le the occupation of John Hayn 11, with extensive Yard, Garden, Stables, and other con . eNiOnt Buildings; likewise several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupations of the said Thomas Juggins and of Mr. William Junius, John Haynes, Noah Crooke; and others, yearly tenants • and sundry Cottages, Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley i:foresaisl, the whole whereof will be sold in eighteen different Lots, Wheatley is within five miles of Oxford, upon the turnpike road leading through Wycoads to London. Printed Pardculars describing the various Lots may be bad st any time after the £2d instant, on applieatios to Messrs., Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, Leiden; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at whose respective Oboes Mans of the Estates may be seen; and of far. Gide, LOA tle• vcyor, Farebam, Hants. . The Lots may be viewed at any time with leave of the Tengel6 by applying to Mr. John Haynes, Crown Inn, Wheatley. . YORKSHIRE. VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVEABLE ntic. HOLD ESTATE, AND MANORS.' • To be SOLD by AUC rum, by BURTON and KIST, • On Monday, the 18th, Wednesday, the 1 ;tb, Thursday, the 111tb, and Saturday, the 38th of September. 1813, at Eleven each Day, at the Saville. Arms, Thornhill, between WakeBelsl and Huddersfield, QINGULARLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, including several hundred Acres of v.:mull* rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land, divided into compost Farms, with spacious and very convenient Buildings fbr Farming purposes; a capital new.ereeted Wind-MW, well shamed for trade ; the Weaver's Arms Inn, and several Houses and Cottages, situated at Middletown, Upper and Lower Denby, and 'limn. hill, in the occupation of Tenants at Will ; part nn the High Road leading to, and within a few miles of Waktfield, Hudders• field, and Aubery. Also the Ma:.ors or reputed Manors 'of Middletown and Denby; together with the highly valuable ReverOonary Ir.tereit in e ipital Iron Works, Flour Mill, and Land. . The respective Lots to be viewed by application to Francis Bedford, near the Weaver's Arm., Middletown, of whom de scriptive Par. iculars, with Plaits, may be bad; also of Mr. Brooke, Mirfield ; Grave's Hotel, Leeds ; White Hart, Waite. field; White Lion, Halifax; George, Huddersfield ; Tavern, York; Angel, Ferrybridge; Angel, Doncaster • Bridgewater :Arms, Manchester ; at the Place of sale; of Tl;omas Canhant s %Esq. Middle Temple, London; and of Burton and Mist, tirt t , Cantina, London. -s- A MOS I . DEnlitaidi..ll EaSiDe.tst:e. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, together or sepa rate, as shall be agreed upon or wished by a Perchaser, HE following ESTATES, viz. a Capital and , T spacious MANSION, most pleasantly situated In the Town of Ashford, in Kent, In perfect repair ; the Ground Floor con ants of a large Hall, Diniog-room, Break.ast-room, Library, Ser vants Hall, with detached Kitchen and other Offices, with sepa 1. rate Staircases, an excellent Drawing•room; four large Bed-cham bers with Dressing-rooms, and seven other sleeping-rooms ;con venient Stables, Cow-houses, double Coach-house, two Gardena walled in, clothed with choice Fruit Trees, Slirabberries, anti Twenty Acres of exceeding good Land, all adjoining. Also, a COTTAGE for the residence of a Gardener. A FARM, called BEAVER, containing about 120 Acre. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, close to the town of Ashford. The principal part of the Premises are in the posseseian of the Proprietor, and the Farm is in a high state of cultivation, and a Purchaser may be accommodated with part of the Furniture tef the House and of the Stock and Effects on the Farm. The L a nd Tax is redeemed. Mr. Hammond, at Ashford, will shew the Premises ; for fur ther particulars enquire of Messrs. Debary, Scudamore, and Currey, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; of Mr. George Jemmett, Solicitor, Ashford; or of Messrs. Wollett and Dawes, Solicitors, Rye. DEVON-COURTLAND. A FREEHOLD ES FARM!, and LAND, situate, on the Beaks et the River Exe, between ' Exmouth and Lympstna. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. ROBItIS, l en iE truly desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, COURTLAND ; comprising a very eligible and dell btfil re, fit for the accommodation of a Family of the fir & dis tinction ; with Offices of every description, two double Coacit houses, Stabling for twelve Horses, enclosed Poultry-yard, 04 all other requisite Out-buildings, plated la a lawn, on a fine commanding Erninence, and en a healthy 'revery Soil, on the *frisks of the Exe, the Grounds sloping down to the River, of ashioh, with the Ocean, and variegated Country, it commands beautiful and extensive Views, encircled by thriving Plantations end Gravel Walks, excellent Kitchen Gardens, wailed, and well planted and stocked, Melorr Pits, Forcing Frames, and three capital and productive Hot-houses, each en feet loug, containing Pnekwies, Drapery, Br.e. with various Eaclusureeof Arable mid tdeadow.Land ; the whole estimated at upwards of Fifty Alma The complete and elegant Furniture of the Mansion will be 491 d with it, ind the purchaser may be accommodated ttit_t *cellar Cif choice Wines, and win the Stock of Mikh iheep, &e. at a fide valuation. • Also nearly adjoining, the Fanns of Upper and Lower Hale don, sompeising two Farm Houses, Barns; Stables, Can-tedgea, and Out r buildiugs, Yard, Garden ', productive Orchards, Arable and Meadow Land, in the highest state of cultivation, cofitalts log. by 'estimation, upwards of fifty - two Acres, en Ali& are various bautitul sitsations for the erection of Villas, stomeeentl. big oinensive Views 9f the Ocean, River, end osUnesat comma& and rendered peculiarly valuable by. eantjgnity to the team et Kamm:ult. The Farms will be sold together with Courtiaid, tkr sepe.-ately ; the Growing Crops, FarnAn6thensils, and fitoelk, m&ybe When at Appreleetnent. . ' • Toile viewed by Tickets only, which, WM Particulars, may be . bal of Jinn Pidsey, Esq. Enter; pad of Robins, Wor iwkilekrset, Golden-square Where a Plan lot due liVte may ited. - tl , 4, tr