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N t -, 1:: 4 6 .17 . ,'!: 0:: 0107: 0f : 1:C r.... • -~-,-. ~:. ET- .r.giv .1,, 111. Z. I :'• . r t.-.. f ;il, /1 t c • • . ••• Ngc ~,::~ _ . ..' frp lie new and iniestedst Spatibh Spectacle continuing to it Recelveti.witi enthusiaatic Vpplause by crowded audiecces, will be cipeateal get 1 evening till further notice. MThVIP'S, WESTMINSTER ERIDGE. lAA? Oil. Pop*itg, orthair Any'l Highnesses the Plisse Of ••.• • Waka andltuituctf. V ark TirrikENlgg, An ftti • Friday ,- 16, and wrospi - 110; wig bb v itt tWi etls,..Ak; and tith Of" li r - Vet tra n i i . vitt Military *ea acle, ate'. .otag . by • I.:At ' , 'ind htterspersed with. DaitiVaild+Clonsnae a Waihinitz W Mr. Banta and Mr. cal . iti f t lig 04 4 1.4,71 / A.TRTOTS ; . . ter; ANA N iii' ARMS. ,:' =fthe relint.idlon irreata that Iskve taken plate Is t Provinces of in, particularly those of Valencia, AndaliZatiwttuidnra, an 4 Murcia ;te w i t h t h e re . atind- T OIIIIIPObIT's ARMY. rn the pawn of the Evli vagina New &me v EqvisOtan ifeersists try the Mbisraiiikatsit nal di. lll l= w ag s i the Houteelailor, .:ti.; i • ' • . , i . : 4'1.._... ''...,___. • To conclude with 'the New Pantallair.oc who mum- MES% TRAVELS. • • Mi nn ' ' . se Wt. Pia 'Ades. Ulin at' bar riot NW' NW i - eti,44 t _.O. . - stay'watt past seven o'clock. - . , il i ttoNY. . gatie"ii e ttlftneti, *c. ...ire respectfully eit ej ;AO `strpplied with Money to any amount dews to o t wtgagoi sewed spine Freehold. 'copybs 4 l4.l oE Hough Mon" in the Funds, Marriage Set. dowe iointditsc'Cledirriene 'Livings, or mry Wets' , i ; • POW. ahespouseility rosy*. supplied on their per senskaecutityonlq.--Gegtlestien will find every liberal acs onuno dation wit/tont 'delay. Application front 'lwelve till Two ' or lectors Wastlaid) Wolof,' sos Meson. Mlle and Co ! Noimt o Annth.etrotot TitwAr.aia.._,....t...... • EA :JJA. ' 49; 511 44t I l4, WANTED to invest several very considerable moss la Atuntltits, redeemable at file plea= • of tt , e Maniere, ?Wessel see abed deisirotts e 8 raising .Vlo.key 44a 14110 4 0 1:4 Uloilit Writ MatliaP§ttgonalts Church Livinze, .4ke. orator* di aq xh,e most honsenhi,: tern, and the tiveSik The funds 61the Adeordeet Z e ii6l4- : 1 = 1 , 1 1 - 1# #lllllllP9innaelllontilever the extant - 4plr • fs4nilaise arum. N. . 0, ic• Leitotcr4qo4lP7f,: • .• • , • s'l Y AN L/ iJiz.eott.strianini' MONEY advitticeci on Freehold, Copyholil s . ac .h.Y4 Leasehold &tall, AI Land or Houses: ',tuck in the Nods, MarriegeSettlenients, Wicbwe 'Jointures, Rent Charges, Pause Places, Clergymen's. Ind Annuities. Personal Security will be accepted fro:n the elobility stint bow ) : or kwygra property, or their rleirs • and it any instance 'Mere the single •ecunty a an bedsides" may he &waled ineollicient s the addi tion of anothetipityatin to phirAtltte the payment of the annuity tottven, will ranotle•the objection; all cases, the Public will have privilege to redeem at tick plsabere. Good Bills dis counted of any size. _ . Apply persciaallM do kers otlit And S ; or by letter, to this Direct& o( litti..lll. Lower 16101 -street, Goidtn louire. To MENI OF FASHION ARID MAIMED LADIES. C.I.F.NT.LEMEN's Clothes continue to be made ‘fto in th e rtost elegant and fashionable manlier, and in that WWI approved style of setting which has givea universal saris nirthe Nobility and. Gentry, by DiETRICHSEN and , Taylisis. at N 0.14„ litathboplace, London (the lat ter heretofore Foreman to me. Allen). They also malice young Crodemostes _Suits and Hussar Dresses In the most tastrful an =tartlet Civlarililddrassasay be informed bow to send mere per Post. • - Raplitaintais,Geitrt DreieagillealVefferms, Leather Breeches, Lignite; &c. &e. usEFILL . PA4 4I i..); *mac: 4g.. _ .E T AiNS of RED . P 911 1 1.. WINE, Tea, Fruit, Colros 4 .Hopr, Mlld g w, 1 4 every Vegetable Manor, are es numbed 'front !.tattier Breeebes, Cottons, Muslinal Lade std °there '4/ Dona, bT HUDSON's CHEMICAt. BLEACOII4O k also removes the 'above StainaAnam BUlLDr.sses, without hijuring thc Dug Colour, and triterti alt Rind! tit Linen to their oritinal whiteness, when discolour, d by had washing, disuse, or long sea-Tomes, without antiobity to tin: temerit,tgh, Prepared at sold by HjidsmariaCO,PheiniStS 27, Hay markt t, London' told abet! SAW att ar Edwards - 66, St. Paul's .13eurek-Yard; lAcm. and 4344 Cl!ttrelb•y4;rl‘ 'SW ler, t, Chapsido,k Folwark and jriony,Altaal • Bull and Stuysh, Dublin ; okioholoaZ, York ; Prck. Edintniegh-; /aid tlii4tinciral Peitiinterl Uhl Midicine Tenders threughout adrtliktitiCingeowbiltales it St. ss. lind.gc. each. PATENT VIBRATING PENDULUM BE1)S. lorococK itviests' permission respectfully to inform - -IL the Nobilityauttilksitty, they Ewe fitted up one of tht it paten{ Beds es Da....Faissee um Patent Prioeiplea.of suspending tfie,Bed upon springs, whiefi, by its oscillations and motion is al lowed to promote health rid prolong life. They are part icularly • useful for kraal's; by affording tibeol g-nde and regular 'merest.: • letups %enfold, and cluing Own up is their-beds, which are cir entn,tances affording great ease - and comfort, and in many cases are highly condis.:ive to their reeov:ry. "Maybe had w their Cabinet and Upholstery Watabouse No. 28, SoutlAmPoall - StivaSs C•SnlrCslleden — n - Afal/ 00 424 avi Iglui page.--apacamn 4Spunneali IDA" FunliabPd. , • • TORS, by Psi, air Us*, Giiis Makes to the King, No. 16, St. Paul's Chach yard, for imilmittlng Day-I;ght into ths internal pieta if, fj , ,Hoisses s aid, Buildings of every description. 1141soit t be said•rif the extreme utility of this invention, reit-dui/ the pirtiOoe of athuitting it all times day-light on sistrhoards . The Patentees, however, presume little romenniesdation it now memory as their invention is adopted in his. Majesty's Navy, by the approbation of the Commissioners of that Honour, able Board. They feel no small satisfaction in adding tethe r s:our fart of so deserving a set of men is the British Tars, anthill* they cannot sl fiend the knowledge of their invention too widely. The Illuminators have likewise been found very useful In vein, and cellars, as they may be placed in situations of traffic, not being susceptible of injury from scratching, and can sustain above a ton weight. Its Patentees, howevef, find it necessary to caution thrift/ON lic from using any but those p repare d by th e ms e lves, as they havi` bests. at great pains to destroy their effect as a burning glass, in- Which they have completed without diminishing the light: they bre all engraved (PATENT.) (A. P.) 4 Public inspection is invited at the warehouse, 'where the asti r bf the Illuminators may be seen in various situations. P. and G. embrace the present opportunity of thanking a gene:: rote public for the patronage they have received since the opt.ming e Of their Grand Saloon, which has been pronounced the first play of its kind in Europe. - .Igents for the sale of Patent Illuminator! are appointee in ihi *Bowing placei:-- Mr. Michael Harris, Dube -street, Liverpool. r -1; • Messrs. Hayden and Cobly; Plymouth. . • Mr. Racdall, Southainpton. Mr. Shier, on the Head, Parties. Mr. Sergbant, Portsmouth Pau. Mr. lames, Broad-stibef, Plymbuth. Kurton s Union-street, Bhinnwn,Sliciansss. r. William Boyle, Who:finger, Hull. Ifs. W. PLottor, Globe-greet s Chatham. • t I 'this day was pubilAed, In one V.lielle Octavo, price Ass. itt hoards, ILLUSTRATIONS of ihe FOUR. GOSPELS, founded an 4rctunitiances peculiar to our LORD and tbp EVANGELISM—ay JOHN HMIS, This Work,, while r it cantatas isoussional Notes for the Critial, is addressed to Persons of plain sense, wifo seek religious Improve. j meat, anftehlisits ski analytic detai l dam sayings and works*, ItsllB CRUST, together with the of obscure pail. , sages; founded on facts, as far ai ' It allotted from tiiitdrieal breettigation. • `! 9T goad= : Printed forLongnsats,*aree) Amp, and Onpe, Pa. iiesseeter-rem. • kr the Pms, and shortly wig the same Author, pkadition of a Goasexas,,of the Gaza; Lauenkec, ir a new padimproyed Plan, in En g lish apd Greek. " . • --- 1. j,, s;L ED4fWiIi IN wo I Tide diking pub DlST lished, price le ihe Fourth Editkiff;',llllh Additions, of ' / L. • " ...LCONCISE DESCRIPTiON of the - PIM/4' r UR in .DOGS ; with aikApppapt of the Dieqs of an eaciotis.ltetfiedy toe' Ir. - TO 'whit& are added," titisse of '•a nos fora gesesal Arreagentall aid affelbeilion.bgessisaths Aiwithe.prcralant.Diseusui f one and Dog.. Wklagates. • _ DRLAINgIit Veterkrary ihn•gehis. *• , I Illiffeeke leap ba iWbdr,• ciartroutettin•realliac_ an Or Prifales ESliilaiss'Osiee 4 a _ _bask& • • • • " : to; thatiska . •t lb& Yekedeimp Art, sr PlVillin4o4llii% spiked so the Hoer, the Oz, the gbelpr : . 1 ; rot, - v.. with nine Platte, boards, • . ./ j " Printed gild sold by T. Bow" 016.4. j a iday and San, Deck-Markkt;.,SO F = .1 ii lki t i ttl e l . a ariforbt.efol4.lo4olll.ldas -- . • TO BE SOLD BY PUBI:IC AUCTION, I ity Mr. W. LOMAX, On Tharulay, September 15, at four o'clock to the afternoon. the dritlge Inn, In Iffollon in the Ccisnsy of Lanc aste r , sat to the Conditions of Sale isibleisirdi be then pr o d uce d , an W tie following lots-: :. :, - 1 r . 1 'Lot • I. 'TH E FEE SIMPLE an d INHERt , - 1 1- TANCE of and in all that eery convenient, sadib, etantial, aud‘tniform MBSSUAGE or DWg.I.I.ING-HOUSE, with attached and detached Offices of every description Coods• house, Stabling far twelve Horses, 6addle-bouse, Cine.housii, Large Barn, and suitable Outbuildings, large. Yard, Pbossest* 'grounds, productive Gorski*, large ruils-pond, and-4A. SR. 19P. o f s i b ope n ing Meadow Land, ip a flue sate of Manoragio, l =Red Mort Field, irs Halliwell, near Bolton, In the Count +waster, the residences( the late M et . K othwell. Tie Prentiss gre seats& In an agrusable Remove loos the Public Road, and *kW one mile distant from Batten. • . Lee pl. The Foe Simple sad Inheritance of and la all . eiw,lsd)dbilli. and Work s , situate in Halllire'll, near 11 4 now used a$ Meads-Works, consisting ref a ..kkb there is a steorn-inkioe of '• ' ... 1 hams nod blickingiossesi - 1--- - larg ag hod, Ideals allegie. mensil for merging -"P wird4 °I eleven . These imagoes =nossest, the or tikoPitosilloo • , Lot 3. .A 1 Imo:!" Lbelk 4 , The BM Serb a moss p gall And Mir_ di t IlankulmYs _ . - )1 . . .. . • ... • •••••• •••. , i.... .i yi 4 ,• , . 1 .. •• ^ -,...-.-' ) .• • • ,), . - , .. or, , . T. .. _ . mi . :. ........ .. ti ; )., :- r-., .. ' ... 0: ;•; . •. — -411 tip., `• ..It s • . ..:.' ); ::•• ' 7- •-. .n. -I , • _.• • . i P..- ' ••• . . .;‘,.• 44 — . :- •:•.'^......., :• . . , . - ..) • .-• . r12. 7 :r......"- -- "..) '". - . - ----...--.... ' .i, . ' . 7 3, r• - - ' iT PROP IliNTr...D.Yrr OA' Di ri 911114:4" r 4r4el. I 'm , r 4 is rzA R 8 tilos, t litr4 AND 18 0 5 . I T. appeal*, notwithstanding the Notices . tepeat , idly:bent or made - to the Partin endtled to. Dividends of i Stock pajable at the flank of England, South Sea House, and East-India House revectirelj, who have not paid the Duty on theJeante for the years above-mentioned," that payment has net in" man,' instancss bad made of 'the "said thief, whereby tine Parties here hisinsitveriout Penalties, to be itecoveled by *edge or sarehesiiiedidrthe commissioners for the special purposes of be PrOpeity Ati 'Whig Willing' to allow further th'sle ' ter such payments, hereby give Notice, That the Duties .payabie m all Dividend's of' such stock and Annuities for those years, are sli- reeved to be paidinto the Hank of England, and the **tames c‘ such payments being Icodgeti at the Office of the . Consttgletineers at the Old Stock Exchange, the parties making motion thereof will be discharged in the boots Of tie respective Commissioners, , until and upon the IjOribit titt#obee emu; ialttiftill herons ' j e ihl who shall neglief iil7 t ie t tlf piiimind «; iiii bail* illipt flay, I win ke proseetitetkee - 'tli)wits, leilitepe'ese taw take% for bringing all - I Xsatto charge fee t)te'dotilde dierciiiho I mall not have.pd4 . 4 4 ,Liuty for the years" sieveinsetereett„ on of before the solil*hday of October hest,eau which day tit ' Ogee of.ttro — l4:l4elk, liclwage win be eigial . ' ' . l , , . • lirCith t? - 1 ilair4;,. • :'.: "I: , ' ‘ - -'-'.4 rot ;Itifirtlfir IrMi - IR. Ciiki v ii• 466 ;sAittat lin- • . ~.. ~- _,. . . „ . *34=4" • .• i sii"UST 18; 1108- • • .•••••.% : 4" • . • . tic 1%.* • • • • . • 14ST arll4 001ISE, Aqua 17, MIL THE COURT IaIRRCTORS of eke UNITED ComPetNre "SitcH4ol279 q iIirGL.IND, *aid t4 l sasr matis. *,iwe s t nr awls, • That a Quartady 9 . 01ia Court of the said Contlatay Ida b. r' bald at their Homo la Lastlealtall-street, on Wawa? %ha heptomber ste=t, at deem o'clock la the fora asst. WILLIAM R.facur s Aanigarl. .. , pURSUA NT for a Decree of the High Court .of ~■- Chancery, made In a Cause:, Oldinon against Dewier, tie ies of WILLIAM BAYNES, foe:turfy of St. MarstoLv'em the Parish of Saint George, Southwark, but Weal hi the Parish of Saint Mary, Lambeth, ta the C02_42 1 kitty, Linen Draper s deceased (wiscrdied in the month of MAI 1 NW are en or before thelth dty of November, lin, be ceint;', loud prove clic-12.'4AR, before Joh', Oa IS, Esq. one of the Me- lets of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampto.•-Baillitags, "lsa,.cery-doe, London, or in default thtsmof, they will be ighPitienT e;Lehlded the istilt odeintaid Dare& .. - --4. 4trr:.Virlr' - .. • ; • .~ - Z f: 7 7 4 " 2 „ . •.tP. . c. F. x. -t& ,v,1 4 . " a : • : . . r' - • . • 411; Cy via* pubrisSsd; ! iii* es: , ' .." - '' .l rt... E Atli:LE Stated it 004tio, en N i sae wore. fisolee m „ ....' . 'HR OLI. ,A ~ , MI& dites, wiell Noises and a Gmei: • ... • , . • , * liiy 101-1* MAYWE Itti s lienionan *bens Is fonnde4 on in =Choi aiiiigia o f . . fora. mv - 0 Om, first given II grit of Oklanits IN *Kit Finn selsbn beelafttikarran anion d the. Ciepoest :Orli pf ''T - oatir : Primed by D. Walk-t, for I. jicba:asoni 14•• • , josid I. M; Richardson; No, ;3, may c.ocritiA, Lo r z ot f ' 7 ybe he i ti, tb :few rem NO t :* af a w . • r''''' ... it netts; by The sam e Atnber; . -- , - .77 SVIDENe•. , - ---;---.161 ?•:• ~ , ~.,• ~. , c , 4 , 1 'he fa lloiviniitaterneat las lotto . ' 4 iteeilkft"'" lettesbergh Mail, of an advantage Alt ai kr. lbsh - voles cresrilietßussians at Lappo ; ne.ir Wadi int... -.." -14. *4M coolie Ali* ocisidet - ing 641' .., fray at iNswe.Q.elerift,dinfit .retie, '' ce"!TDltt 13 410 1 4 do appaylumns., ceel t ,Postt&theart,lve4 at Lappo, and.thrititelilo6 . lll6llo. o &knit his left wing, resolved to ;isle is attntlfifolk this-Corp4.ani entraited.tite cond•tet oC. it to : hierr- Oeneral Adlecredtd.o: This gall.t.it Officer eaealliteU , the attack wizh theity,e'Setermin d Skill and bnwerTs no the-14th of Jell ' :•tThisich.tsle rs,of Satml a s ltd I the city A wancingsrldstltzed bayonets, bncljv a most gailiu,.. B t,'notothsilmidting which they wottli not suffer'thres.elves to be . •reliesvcdihy other'trubps, but insisted en being the fosemhst. in.attationg the enemy. The conic: wai'obstintte, bitaertninated in a vie; tory en thl part of the7Swedes ; and Ihe Russi ins, , although nearly double in number, were obliged to leave their position. They were pursued the kis st.ince of half a gwe.lish mite (three Etiglish mile.), wi.h the loss of several prisoners. Theloss of the Swedes was considerable, amounting to 150 killed and vo:ra. '<led ; four officers. were killed on the spot, And nsany.• more wounded, some of them mortally. The loss of the enemy must have been considerabl.,,, though it cannot be ascertainSd, on account of his having ear. tied away with him the wounded, and thrown the 'deadinto the river which ruus through the villageof Lappo. But by this victcry, the position of Count Klingspoes army is secused, which was 0 litigco. object of the attack.!' . .. .... • .„...__ - . Darrit Aarxist , . . pTERSBotcH, JULY 0. Oa the 6th inst. M. de taulincourt - ,' Duke Ofl vr. COWL, Ambattador of the Emperor of Ranee; gave a grand dinner* to . .the whole Colo: Diplomatuitte, at which also was present Count Romaneirlf, Mini ster for Foreign Affairs; 1 - . BANKS OF THE %TAMP., JULY 2s. It is remarkable, that the vices of sager, 'coffee; and 9therColonial produce are frays 15 'en 20 per cent cheaper in .. .e . r.inkfort ;hen in Amsterdam. FRANKFORT, JULY 211 • All the regiments of Bavarian caraby JIM to- be completed to 1000 men each. . .. There has been a report for some time in circular tion, that in the in( ntis of September there will be, in one-Oahe cities of &army, an interview between thine glint Bovereigm - s of Europe. '' DORSTEN, JULY V 3. •. Yesterday' a detachntent of 1(Y) sailors for the .French Imperial service came here, and this dartgo ceeded on their march towards Franca.; . ~L...) PLORENCE, JULY le: • : : ..f k In pursuance of an Imperid Deer.* * data 116, 4 y . 29, and published this day by the Council. 1800 1030 are to be raised by a levy in the departments of Taa. -cany. This ccwscription is.. to be drawn item the L young men born in the course of the year 17881 NAPLES, JULY 50. A t This night a deputation front the kingdom of ?Ins pies set out for Bayonne, to carry to the feet proms Imperial Majesty the homage of the liveliest atknint• ledgments of the people, and to congratulate his c 4. tholic Majesty on his accession to the throne of Spain. For some time past, a great number of foreigners of rank have arrived in this capital, and among others, ' Baron Stogenost, Domestic Counsell( r to his Russian .Majesty, accompanied by a numerous retinue. *4 4- • MILAN, JULY 24. In the Zara Gazette it is mentioned, that el the 4th inst. the Italian courier, carrying dispatches and betters from hence to Venice, was detained at Stara, on the Austrian territory. The Gazette, at the saute time. takes the opportunity of remarking) that couriers and travellers on that territory have been constantly de tained, and treated with great cruelty. Hitherto all reclamations have been fruitless ; and it is added that -that part of Croatia swarms with murderers and evil doers of every kind, fugitive conscripts and deserters, who there find full security'. VIENNA, JULY 23. The levying of the battalions of reseive has furnish ed a new proof of what may be done by activity on the one hand, and by the attachment of the people to their Sovereign on the other. The raising of the first battalions was scarcely begun, When they were alrea dy completed. In Lower Austria all the battalions have already finished their exercise, and the soldiers returned on the 17th inst. to their usual occupations. As soon as the other battalions shall have finished their four weeks discipline ) the levying and exercising of the second battalions will be proceeded to. The Archduke John published a proclamation At .he 29th June, in which among other sags, 44 that though hthaeity and tetritory lie inhabitants are not hound by the laws oilitary { ow , yet the iuty of good sub• ads the potectinn of their persons, of their and titikix 100¢masiotts 4.. that lithe common se. f.the,betedit,la States *nine ir, they ought , tbeis„shate. to thesdefence of the.eoen.' .Perieularly when• invited thcreyo..by the ixsternal Prince, to Whose faxe_javy as in. their present welfare." 'Ti' same time, a commission joa shook who are inclined to lisicato exhortatiou may announce themselag. GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUOitik R. STOCKDALE respectfully informs the Public, that he shall in a few days publish on Nine Large 9infern - A - 0014L 1 RAL MAP of SPAIN net PORTUGAL, by E. MifiTTALLE and G. P. CHANLAIRE. Abe, LOPEZ's MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL., on four Sheets ; and the same reduccdpa one large Sheet ; both et which ape greatly un proved from th 4 mast tecent • Piccadilly, Aetna 15, 18o$. ? ;~, THE PEERAGE . i THE Public are respectfully informed that a very superio! Com rehmitis PEseacr, under the title of a BIO GRAPHICAL INDEX to the IiOUSE of PEERS, iortirdiag ,articularly the Paclamentarf and Family Historyoteahtaiapn. vary Peers, and many useful particulars never before intooduced into a Peerage, will appear on Thursday, the 2Pia 41, Aniente • by, the Author of the Biographical Index to the Ham al Commooli in a similar, but thicker Voilllllll4 in giving orders t• Bookeelkirs for this Work e lt it necessary tlf be exact in describing it as Wilson's Index to the Peerage, oil rn%gre and very inferior Wahl may be substitottili hi its phew ID EDITION . This day was pabllsted, price 6s. 6d. sewed, MosttatWl with &Coloured Map of Hindustan, pointing tot the late Division of 1 ceritory,- THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and I. RECTORY for 1808, containing the Compin'y's menu at Home and Abroad, with Lists of Cupolas, 'loft last public,tion.—An Account of the College at HeelOir; d 4 riuus Rules and Regulations respecting the Company's and much other useful Information. By JOHN MA t HiuON and ALEX. WAY MASON of ti.e Secretary's Office, East-India House. • London Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Valet; and L Hatchard, No. 19t), Pkcaciilly. M~, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, • Within Six 'Mlles of NeeMarket, on the Turnpike Road to St; ' Edmund's Bury. TO BE . SOLD WI AUCTION, In September text, uniassooner disposed of by Private Contract 1, AL VERY oxcelletit FARM, called liItHAM HAW; PARMI consisting of a goad Partn-house, Offices, • 241binofl'vlec'thhtr" undred TcileetthirtyGut4l -41weo didin n e w b A Pdead uill ; KlatBra, and Arable La.xl, whereof 'about one liwidred and ty Acres are inclose.,, and the remainder in open fields. Als), ep-walk for thirty.als score Sheep over divert heaths and fields of very great extent, and value, together with sundry ei and a /finekandthis Shop, now in the Mikupation o!' h: r. awes Wasq.s x Itron•lease for fifteen years from Michaelmas 1804; at the rettt,of .€4BO per annum. Another desirable F t irro.talltd Higham Lower Green Farm; consisting of a farm-home, Barns, Stables, and other Oist-build. logs, In good repair, and upwards.of Awn hundrixt and twelve Actesof Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Pinsk whereof twenty. five Acres are inclosed and the-rensainder is open fields ; also, a valeablo siseep-walk for twenty score sheep,*ovei hiatht midfield lands of great extent, new la the oteuoatios of Mr. Thomas Cornell, upoa lease for thirteen years from Mlciaapiniaa 1808, at itiSol. per annum. . Tht whole of this valuable propeity is freehold. The Land. tax hoe been rociesnied, and there is no other outgoing except a free rent of net. shillings a year to the Earl of Bristol. Highans is an hamlet is the parish of Chutney, in the County of Suffolk, as fine a Sporting Country'at any in Suffol or Nor . • For price and farther int-dint:ars, apply Mr. Prethol, No. to, Brunswick-square; Mr. Osidard Gray's inu, Loudon ; IL Leake, Backing. Pisses;. btassr;...Footen, Son, and Unthank, or to Mr. Grand, Solicitors, Norwich, be viewed by apply- 1 ing to the tenants. k:and SAW/sr it Sarver*. ca ets a stessweeklae .of 16. ionise power, brie 3 i4 The Archdi Itlckin eeellealC 2 lutoilhecis4 chattiest apparatus • Trieste orr,th Pubtleicaltoolp on aceLair. net every other neeessaty thin . h e setv., Kailas as the - cu of Meseta% Together with . _E. • • ' of mote the eleven Acres iced:MteatairseitSistere Ural. mottoes are seer ha diwtoseat alr. ittiiatr; Stre'Spen Sup- to' raise a • kni lil Meier, sod boa *Sag brbest - at is satioe iprite. ate sects dpsziosis the No may pr tre of of szE re ihoooly, orit ate !well worPt 1 bogies , an d: il w la ws tit that Pewter 41.011076/._ ~ . 70 k ; 04 , e . cirity OilthelA trle Boatdb;1411. /S. .•:, • . ' 4. . .;r: •.. , . to contribute t gip. Drakes, leselso leopieleatt‘elat Hakes 4 try, Rifitte • part motion state of miratrA Ave . fIvSY GOA*: A. p4t4l tityhe lima! yrlist . WIIO I I Y. le' cb... t..b 4 ,4c 1P - cieked for thei alars, may he, had at tie i-i 6f . !stn. 1%110114°w- A .1_ matey, solicitor.; Ora } ate Lobtieh ; her.TAlbinson, - . r" t " 16 . .e anii "twos at the case et ketahlertheae, Attorney at ted , to Watch . ha Masa alwitilliki. . . 4.• eshokuttitia m .J A- ~Ts~ 74, < ►;.zr • cowl rY PUt . • SO(TTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. • TRUST/M. • His Grace the nun of RG FLAN% R. G. Thu Mist Noble the MARQUIS of BUC.K.INGHAhrt, K. G. I Thy Right Hon. the EARL of NORTHAMPTON. The Right Hon. the'EARL of BUCSINGHABISHIRE. The Right Hou. the EARL of UPPLB. OSSORY. WILLIAM PRAPD, Pig: . • SCROPE BERNARD, tsq. . • 'ARMING STOCK insured at the reoliced este of its. ppo k Hundred Pouts's. •4 1 •!. The distinguishing principle' this Assisi:Won Is, -*?at the Persons insured abate profits equally with theceighrell iftteharge ilor 14kaiet on removal from . othdLDfildes k ., •• J" '). T. BAR Bfiß, hfianogingDiroetok. I --- • " !Nein ' •-ttiU sitt . 'I Specially empowered by Act of Par li ament, for the • 1.4714, and the OILANT and IPllll.Cunse n. ANNOITIis, Southampton-street, Strand, London. The Most isTobl^ the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K.G. vicz-riclisizENTS• Marquis of Salisbury, Vis.nunt Chet wynd, Earl Temple, Viscount Duncannort, Viscount Bulkelry, Lord Braybroke. TI.UST/ims. Marquis of Buckingham, Sir John C. Turner, • Lord braybrookc, William Praed, Esq. Scrope Bernard, Esq. 'THE Directors apprize their connectietie r , 'dot die •A•• therm Policies of Lifc Insurance will commence on the 1 day of °caber next, until when Packs will be issued by e& °Mae, free of any expence wbateuut. MILITAAT Max insured at tisia. OMee are .not aimed witii any additional peados; tablets called into animism/ice, J.T. BARBER, Managing Director. • _O2 . • • {1.14. BY AUCTION, • . At the Custran-Hottut in till Port, on Saturday, &ninth diti Aura., 1809, at larval &Met in the reitaiseen, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.. ' For Dealcis and others. • • 7I Gallons Portugal and Spanish Wine • ,it Ditto French Wine. 12 lbs. Black Tes--170 lbs. Sept ' • With two small open goats and four Oars. . ' • • Far Private nunlike only. 378 Gallons Brandy . _• ;.;„ ,4 ..r. • 13 Dine Ruin ICS Ditto Geneva Which has. been *eked and legally env:teemed, and may' einared,aatt.the Wing, and Spirits tasted in his Majesty% Ware house two days before the Sale. Ci(OKETHOIt E ESTA , • • • . • OXFOR.DSHIR* ; - • ' • TO BE SOLD BY All By Mr. PETTOg: , . 7 • ' Oa Fridayithe 7th of October next. M I in Loa, ' • ItkMOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tinti4 prising the Manors of Coketkorpe, Dueklingtou and Stand-, Like, with the royalties, rights, and ernbiements belonging thereto. ma that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called • COKETHORPE HALL, with the OiSces, Gardens, Pluasuro Grounds, in complete order. Pathan& Paddocks, comprising *hit) Ades of rich Pastureard Meadow Land (subject to a tythe• modus), valuable Fisheries, Water Palk, and Ponds. • Also, the ItagitiilCent Woods, replete with fine growing Gal-. Timber and Coppice Wood,. mataining 80 Acres, and several ljaceet Farms, opea anslimeased„ with convenient Farm H0{1 , 4%. and Meet, and let to most respectable Tenants at will, and other fine Woods, about 86 Arra in hand, mlogidadtir altotezhor Pear 1000 Acres. • ". Lot I. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Ofice, Gardens, Park, Water-fall amid Works, Fisheries, and Cekethorpe Woods. Lot 2. The Breach Farm est tad' ate, its Mr. Co. I bourne's Tenure. ••• • • Lot S. Part of Barley Park Form and intik lii Mr. 'Mo. mas's Tenure. • Thaleadue of the toisite INA bs divided into many Lott, for the conveniefice of purchaser& - A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifstathecof the several Lots may be had early in September next by applying at the Offices of Mr. lames, Land Agent, Warwic k; and at No. S, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lomita. •