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(IEOGRAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for D-IX been genera* observed, that the Art of N.." the Use of Schools and Young PrPSORS, containing' all the i h ,r__„•?" l Y preparing COFFEE Is not understood in this King- interesting and amusing features of Geographical Knowledge, and 37.1,711.• the every day alftrds itundagt proofs of the just- calculated to convey instruction by 'means of the striking and lue remark ; immense quantities of excellent Coffee are pleasing associations produced by the peculiar manners, customs , lead ing totally unlit for use throngh the erroneous mode of and characteristics of all nations and countries. the berry; and even the most *steepled yields' at the By the Rev. 1. 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St. Paul's Church-yard. • • In this volume the meaning of every word is clearly ex plained, and the sound of every syllable distinctly sbewn ; and, where words are subject to different pronunc:aiions, the Autho- rities of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited , the reasons for each at large displayed, and the preferable pro nunciation pointed oat As above may be had, all Mr. Walker's other Works. • • feileAlvry• MERCNANIS If lIGLAND, goalie S. de' Ear INDIES. de heft* give ?Lam, Tilt a Quarterly Galena Court of the maid Curepary will be held at tittle House, hi Leadeaball•etreet, en Weaseeday, thi/ 23ri September ant, at Eleven &Clock to the Foremost. WILLIAM RAMSAT. B.r, _ FREEHOLD ESTATES, SOMERSETSHIRE. To bt. SOLD by AUCTION, Next Mouth, SEvt RAI: VALUABLE ESTATES, the Par- Oculars of whieli are preyarbir, and applicollosslay bio - nude to Mr. Trade, Solicitor, S 4. bluoupoplatio, Road'. square. . . . • , . NEWSTP:AD AW Et, xtrrrn(GHAm. TO BE SOLD LT AUC'TION, By Mr. PA Re:4l2ol'H ER, I At °areaway's Coffee•bottee, 'Change-Alley, Load* Tell soutrow, August 14, at Twelve o Clock le TW• Lots 'THE very important , extrna,ve, and vatalble J. FREEHOLD ESTATE, consistieg of the Mabee or [med. ship of Newstesd, in the County of Nottingham, end the ancient Mansion. ealie4 Newsiesd Abbey, aad egno Acres, WOWS er iris, of Arable, Meadows Pasture, Wcieei Land, al.d LakeS, divided into sundry eligible Farms, sad eitehtitc Stone Quarries and J.inwkilnii, comprising the entire Lotdship, the whole a:frt. parochial and trbe-trope, (except abut Acme, M thea 1 lotelog Parish of Lhuby,) and the poor and otter rates we/ trifling, the whole (smelt the Marsiwi,Castie, Gardens, Woods, and Lakes, which are in hand), Ict at present at old and eerg low rests, (highly improvable) to tenants, who are under pence to quit, so that an early possession of the tR bole Estate may be inured to a purchaser. . • 1 here are orient powerful streams of erste, pith eliflekne falls for null Work, for ManufactorL-s of the first insealtude. The Estate is shoaled on t' e great North Read, between Noe. dngharn and Marsie)d, ten miles from - the fonder, and three from the latter, ant 13,/ from London. The Mance i% well Pocked with Game if all mete, end the Lakes with Flsh and ends Wild Fowl in the semen, aasi forms a domain fatly io be pull:hand. Ltiel *frill assist et the Messer, the Abbey * end the whale of iheirsAte, end Lakeis t Osseo Q LiewalsEes e eneonspas.erl by the park pang, on the we./ side of the great North Road, erd contenting iiisl Acres. more or Isis. Lots will consist of toe Hut Put lic•house and t to Earths, and. the inclosed Land on Sherwood, on the east side of the park pal•ne, and containing 608 Acres, more or 1t... Ihe property may be viewed, on applying to Mr. Christ. Medley, at the Hut Public-house on the E.tre; of II hqin printed Particulars may be had; and also ot John Hanson, Est'. No. 6, Chancery-1 me ; at the Place of Sale; at the Blackesoor t s Head, and White Lion Ihns, Nottingham; the Swan inn, Mans field; Bear loss, Loughborough ; aid Three Crowns, Leklidits • Particulars aho at Mr. Farebrother's Otsego No. 9, Dearkst buildings, Strand. WEETING NALL, NORFOLJL • TO PE LET Furnished, or the Lege. Sold for the remainder of a Term of ie yeas, of which 10 prize will be unexpired at Miekaarnas next 'Ht Magnificent Mansion Houser called WEE. 'I ING HALL, tu the County of Norfolk. Torether with about 130 Acres of Arable, Meadow and Prcure Land. and the exclusive right of Sporting over upwards of 60n0 Acr.s, which abound with all son. of Game, and on part of which.' here ei sump of the fineq Coursing Grotind in the County. It is 20 miles front Newmarket, two from Brandon, and six Iran 1 t:tftird and within aath of the Duke of Gra/Eon's Fox-huando. The Home and Oakes are replete with every accomonodition la a Family of the first distinction, with eecellecti Rot's in .volt' direction. For further. particulars empire of IdpiCharlos Decre e No. IC Hatetrart Buritngs, •Fr TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING. HOUSE, at CLAPHAM,hs Survey, late in the ocizza of AILISOLD Aastozo.MSLLO. Esq. It ha. undergone a t repair, Is astir* sew papcled,pdatod, sod docorated st a lidera* expels.% •awdi for ohs treepclna if a tested MN nanserous PM*. k comitalos est beet Climbers, besaks mime for servants, amd lab Imp and commadent Mee. It has a Orme: house, Hot.lasesem, ltd •I&&• so Garden ; empahme with a Lowik and Weld. eirsitinewted *lds two and earlobe *Mks in fanlike' perfecdon ; crataislng ha tho *MM. mots this Two Acme.: This pbce nay be kept op at a aAMrate expose', while it aft& every comfort and rodremwet, and as accomaseclato, hots iM size and number of its rooms sireey lap &till. Further particulars may be lobwo byynquirimg at the hOwels itself, sr by referring to Mr. WERme frowles, foe. opposite eh Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stoebble,Rooliseller, Ficcadidy ; Me. Ackerman, No. 101, In the Strand; Mr. Orob. NO 1, Peal ker's.coort, Doctor's Comname; ur Mr. Dew, spa, Bank house, nearly opposite the front gated the Bata, at which we ral places Tickets may be bad he Sibs k atly my from twelve to seven o'clock. ' • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL ani PEA iL DEbt. TibRICE, trivemed by the tare Dim,' Harsav, Dentlitttir her Mel tit f and the l'ar Pea of WALLS are grea.ly impasior. • both in ekrince and olicacy, to any thing hitherto made furore they will elrectlally preserve the Teeth in a sound stateren Cu old age; wirl render them white and beautiful withotit the legit impairing the niter!, fasten stela as are hose, keep such as we street* decayed frost bocolnitsi wan, prevent the Tereloach, pertectly core the scurvy in the Gums, and make thenrpow Ann and . close to the Teeth. - They likewise render the tiro& delicately sweet, and, remedy all thew Dirordwr that are the Consequence orStatbatie (*Antoine bad Teeth. They connive (*be ealdorhillnale andettal, by Bayky to. News Cer-bittglireet. Lettalte• idea' *O4. bfrik, and ma) be 1 % . Scrims page Wittier and &maim to Ur 414entet Oeoe . arm, Haacrtr-alitsta. •"" it: 'I be *self& it • - "lifßiFirololir"' .---- , - jinllllll/* - .• ,'. . - . . ....... • . , ' 4 '. - 7 - THURSDAY A FIST I 3 Rill ., . PRICE , sirpEncfritAurpixst. ... . ;_ a ; _ _ . ........_.... . ... _,--- I ___,.. • -_ • • - - —......--.-::_ :7 :7. _-- ' ...- • ,• Arn GRAND MABQUERADiL ititirteltiA.sua wren CANAL NAVIGATION. • This day was published, oPnrA OP chledklhtlt, eI, Is.& RANELAGH, MILLBANK. '._ _ _"' ' . KTOTICE is hereby *Wen, th.t the '• ' Second "dm, with Addltdaess and a Map , Pd . " I" 6d bd, . THE PiIiNCIPAL OPFIaRS of RI? MAO. fo l gis i bed by Autilority of the Re. Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. ,1 "N Books for the be t udini Km pun s in this 044 us rrwo SUCCESSIVE TOURS throughout die 118 W, OR ii yid INCE, & Ileeeigiihe Neer, otHE Nobility, Gentry, and P,tiblie at large, are v ,...4,d t !! bodes with Mesa, Whit e bait, H e w s * , ace ce. . . 5 - whole of WALES sad anent of the adjacent ENGLISH Th e % perm & wai be tee th e d 4 t i l d e og e e Ii pa-WI. .1 . „ w ea l , informed there will be given a GRAND MAS- will commie open until Saturday, the 15th day of Mk instant COUNTIES, so as to form a comprehensive View of the Vie- _ or was the _._ has. fleece au* p erm . se me i i m j ERAD E 'llls Present Evening. Away.t. WARD and MERRIMAN. Principal Clerks. luresque Beauty, the fi ne Remains of Antiquity, and thepecabe "u W ed nesday , 1.111 11 Nos se be openvd at Nine &Mech.—Supper at One. The Sult.relbers fug New Shares win be entitled m Dividends i Meiners of that interesting part of the Bri t ish Island. be willing Se undertake de shifty of BRASS WORK k* A • One Guinea, supper (without Wine) ireluded. from the &tun lells elks Navigation, in the same ptcpettke i _ ut By HENRY SKRINE, Es q. LL.B. SMALL ARMS , for wide. Of tidDepartemat, at the Temlllr a l the Molders of Old shun A. hor of a General Account of all the Riven of note iq - fte e pa w of ow year . N the LOTTERY, to be drawn Bth Sarrosaaa, 'lily ill oco Tickets, with the usual Number 1 . - ilds tvas Psigi"dogiet eel " a twesdaidil M eet lalie TIT ., Three Succeed ' ve Touts in the North of England and tic/viand. dere are o , -- °- • N ABSTR of the NEW TOLiRATION it is expected tint sada Tender will also eathis a pried ftit Printed for - T. Turner, successor to J. Mackinlay, Si, S rand the ticastbilt Pe alith AI lbslw Farabarla 11l may is. fag.'" I P . b p & prises, and no Prizes ender •A'22.—So_rchasers In the A . ACT. with Copies of the OATHS required of DlS- keno , L o ttery possess a singular Advantage of gaining a brie be eiceettad dee* the mkt period; Pawns of wiikb any I* p r i ze Ode are Eight Extra Benefits, by any one of which the MINTING MIIIISTE" This day was published, price ts. 6ti. London : Published by William and Soo, No: 10, Sutioners'- A . CHARGE ' delivered to the CLERGY of the viaaradaiala I.9llaallaa at till PlinciPal StmkesPlin 01. )i - e ide i r gk' of ' a Blank may obtain £50,000, at MOAN truly foe.. e Offices, 2, 0)1,111111, and 18, Coventry-street, who sold in Cowls baddata•oTaa 4 - ti- s- nieces:. 71f LINCOLN, in May, June, and July, 181* in die bit Five Months Two Prizes of ,e 15,000, the only Two of Tbd day was published, le r 1 Vol. l2mo. price 4s. hound, . h the Claims of the Roman Catholics.are &cowed. Arno, the last £3,00% won Twenty five Capitols mom- • embeilishedWith par CaePelt„- plates, and de Wood-cuts. - By GEORGE TOMLINE, D. 0. F. R. S. fog 0 Xioo,ooo.—Shemes, with full Particulars, gratis. 'THE NEW YOUNG 24A 's COMPANION, or 4 - - -------- 7 -- " -- - 4 ' 'llhe ToltTWAquiDS •, L ICAtiILEDGE, ' • LAW PARTNERSHIP. GENTLEMAN in considerable Practiorp . . . Lord Bishop of Lineoln. the Tower, and to the last:lector of Small Aims" Illoodoskon. • Farther Perdebbes, together with the Tories sod Osaka of tile Comte/at. may be known at the Seeretorfe Mks la Tirbs Ike aferetaid, dayg between *einem of tea sod fest ecioeft e ._ A _Printed forCadell and Davies, in the Strand; Rivingeon, St. .. A .....• i s... - r y ,..... a . .... i .,• h. gdi rs i t d . ai d e d ~„i p. a d „ o h m s l'AuFs Churchyard; White` and Co. Fleet-street; Hatched, ' -"--- -- F — "'' • wibe . -,. . is i • rbree k m ,. , Piccadilly ; Deighton, Cambedge ; and Parker, Oxford. 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