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Y to'Yz 1 , . _ • _t_. •' i. .1 ..4 ‘. 4 1: •1 . :4111114:'rP). p i s •• N 3.6 "!'• 7 4 s ohe. • , liwor 10,1: 4 , • Allr ) , _ ' • -- ',~ :" 3 TUESDAY, JUNt 9, 1812: 4 NVNBER 7881. PRICB SIXPENCE-HALFPIiIINIG • *Apr OFFICS, AIN 1 , 1812. I 1 syrPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES. BY his MAJESTY'S ORDER in COUNCIL § deed 80th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was eats paha at the Royal Naval College, at POrtamotath, f or a m upE.. NOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS, anti mak being determined that four more Students shall be ad -004 the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majes ty., Nosy hereby give Naito, that the examination of Candi dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports mouth, ea the 4th of. November nett, at eight o'clock in the mo oing, and that such persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their butt to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore said Yard, on or before the Ist day of that Month. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than iivatern ran ofd. The Plan at Education nuly be obtained on application at the Noy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained ate the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, she Documents they are to produce on the day of examination, she Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, lola the Offices to which they will be eligible after they hare saved the term of Apprenticeship. DR. MERRIMAN's SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES oa the THEORY and PRACTICE of MID WIFERY, including the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL DREN, will commence at the Middlesex Hospital on '1 hursday, Joe the 11th, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning. Particulars may be known, on application at the Hospital ; and It Dr. Merriman's House, No. 26, Half M6ou.street, Piccadilly. PLEASURE VESSELS,'SOUTiIAMPTON. THE TOM PIPES armed Yatch, about 60 Tons, A nearly new, to be Let for the Season, or by the Mouth ibe above Yatch is very commodious, and elegantly fitted with two Cabins, a very superior Gallery, with one of Oliver's Cook ing -Stoves, and a Forecastle. For particulars apply to Mr. Weeks, in. or Mr. laMes Weeks. If by letter, post paid. Several smaller Vessels are kept for Hire by the Day, or for set other term. 'The regular Vessels, as est sblis , ed by Mr. Wanes, tea for tywards of 40 years, continue to sail fur Portsmouth ev.vy Mon day, Wednesday, and Friday, returning the following days, wind sad weather permitting. LONDON - GAZETTE, SArvavex, 16tit Msy, 1812. WHEREAS, by an Act of Parliament made and passed in the fifty-first Year of the Reign of his present *jetty, directing that the several Artieles and Things com pute the Prizes for Doctor THORNTON'S BOTANICAL LOTTERY should be submitted to our Inspection; and we, whose Names are .hereunto subscril?cd, having . inspected the am, do hereby, in pursuance of the Directions of the said Act, testify, that the said several Articles and Things composing the same, as specified in the Schedule to the said Act, have been eanpleted and finished with as much Art and Skill as, and in all lapects equal in Point of Execution to, such Parts thereof as were completed and finished at the Time of passing the said' Act: as Witness our Hands this Ist Day of May, 1812. PAUL COLNAGHL COLIN MILNE. w ritt TICKtTS, price Xt. Ss. each, are selling at Dr. Timex tee's, No. 1, Hinde-street, Manchester-square; where the Guile Purr, an# a Specimen of the Works, may be seen :• sod the Tickets are al.o on Sale at the Lottery Offices in Town ad Country.—To be drawn by the next State Lottery, --• Schemes Gratis. NEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULARLY K I FCHENS. TT STRATTON, begs leave tp inform the Public, Lai that, ke has removed his Manufactory from Blackhiars- Road, to IS, Ozford-street, where may he had his unequalled Patent STEAM KITCHENS, calculate.' . for small as well as the largest Families : Patent Descending and all other Stoves : Patent Smoke Jacks, Bill Hanging. and every Article in the Furnishing Ironmongery t Iron Gates, Railing, Balconies, and 111 kinds of Smith's Wort.—Stoves, &c. Cleaned and Repaired, Sought, or k :changed. On a comparison with the above, the Public 'will find that the laws, °Vella and Boilers, 60 generally Advertised, are gross Impositions, and not worth the expence of firi-rg. THE BELFAST COMPANY, determined to sup port their dependant Mechanics by full employment, are war selling Irish I.inens and Sheetings considerably under the times prices, in hopes that some opening far an export trade may hereafter reward their exertions to keep the poor from want. They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valuAblc Stock at 50, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury, opposite the Brit IA Mu seam; the only house in London where the Irish Linens and Sheeting', of the best fabric are sold; warrant_•d bleached on thc grass, withoot any chemical acid. No other article sold, and not leads:in apiece. The company's prices are full 20 per ter t. be byaol other house. Cash for lri.h Notes. Bite° BiRCH t sad frKtse e, Agents to the Company, SO, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. ON SPRING DIET. " it is in Spring (otwerves a celebrated Physician) that consti tittional diseases come into action ; and if, at this season, people were us adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevented." THE NUT of 'the SASSAFRAS TREE i 3 not only very sourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample emperience has Fayed it to he more efficac iou, in correcting the constitution and purifying the bl oo d th a n the I.isbon Diet Dr.nk " na,.Smsaparilla. may, qatject to eruption s o f t h e s ki n , an d suc h as a r e of .Biliotis, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the a aa 3ll , ras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of ditt. periodicil Works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and 55 ,5 e is adopted by several eminent Physicians. la In sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as ),price 6s. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, wand. Orders from the country must be accompanied wish a remittance. RHEUMATLSMS, PALSIES, AND GOUTY Lt. 41 2 'ECTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or las Flatulency, Indigestion, and genet al Debi li ty (ori irtg in wh atever source), are ra re lieved and frequently cured wr WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after win other means bad failed. • 'lbw Favt a Essence or MUSTARD (used with the Pills. ID acle catiNgaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, Penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing. the pre ' re st SPRAINS and BRUI 'ES in less than half the time estial!y taken by UpodeKoe, Arquehusade or any other Unl etlent it! nt or Embrocation ; and if used imnt:d;ately after al no • it prevents the part turning black. W HITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE• equally eficaciou r for all ill-condttioned Sorei, Sore Logs, Scorbutic Eruptions Blinches, Pimpl e s, Ringworms, Shingl es .. , be 3,. kings mit on the ' Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and dim med . F , Sore Heads, and Scorb utic Humours of every -need la r — only, and sold by R. Johnston. Apothecary, No. IS, ,+ the Soho. London. Th e E ssence an d Pi lls at Is. 9d. zro , the Cerate at is. If& and is. 9d. &id by every MediNne welder in the United Kingdom. 4•O D .4e onna inserted p his The Genuine a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. This day was published, handsomely printed in Quarto, , with three approptate Engravings, price 3s. sewed, A TRIBUTE to the MEMORY of the Right Ho , . trottrable SPENCER PERCEVAL. • BY A FRIEND. 't Printed for the Author. Sold by White and Co. Fleet-street ; Hatchard, Piceadillyj and Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. This day was published, AiACCOUNT of a PARTICULAR PRE PARATION of SALTED FISH to be used with BOILED RICE or BOILED POTATOES, for the purpose of lessening the CONSUMPTION of WHEATEN BREAD. By RICHARD PEARSON, M. D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, London. Reading : Printed by M. Cowslade and Co. for Mews. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Hatchard, Piccadilly, London. This day were published, In Three Volumes I snto. price SOs. boards. FRIENDS UNMASKED ; or, SCENES IN REAL LIFE. A Novel founded on FiC•ll. • By A. A. HUI CHINiON, Author of the Exhibitions of the Heart. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-oreet. DR. OWEN ON THE HEBREWS, COMPLE l'E. This day was published, the first volume, in *lvo. price 101. boards, (to be completed in six vulu Ties) of AN EXPOSITION of the EPISTLE to the HEBREWS, with preliminary Excercitatioos. By JOHN . OWEINJ, D. D. Second Edition. • Printed for I'. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster•row ; Ogle, 295, Holborn ;J. Ogle, Edinburgh ;M. Ogle, Glasgow ; and John • stone, Dublin. Of whom may be had, A Display of Armi nianism, by the same Author, 14mo. 4s. boards. CATHOLIC PETITION. This day was published, in Bvo. price Ss. THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN, upnn his Motion, that the PETITION of id! CATHOLICS of IRELAND be referred to a Committee to consider the state of the Laws Imposing Civil Disabilities on his Majesty's Subjects professing the Roman Ca tholic Religion. Containing the General Petition of the Catholics of Ireland, and the names of the Minority in support of the Motion. Printed far P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cutitell and Martin) Corner of Orchard-street, Oxford-stret-t. EL ESPANOI.. This day was published, price 2s. 61, NUMBER 25 of this Spanish Periodical Work.— The preceding 24 Numbers form already four Vo!umes, Bvo. which may be had of J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard, price £3. 31. hoards. A Number of the raid ii.urnal is published on the first day of every month : cOntaining Essays on Political and Literary Subjec , s, several interrst:og Docum-nts concerning Spain and her Colories, a Progressive History of the Revolution of Spanish America, &c. &c. Orders for Subscriptions may be sent to any BookseVer in the Kingdom, who may regularly receive the Numbers from I. John son and Co. price 2s. 6d. In the Press, and speedily will be puldishe !, By AV. REED, Law Bookseller, Deli-Yard, Lii.coln's-lnn, Volume the First, of A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of 11 ELECTIONS. 'This volume will contain the Eligibility or Ineliebility of persons to be Members of Parliament, Di,.qualiG cations by Office, and also by Bribery and Treating, the Duty of returning Officers, and the Proce-fdings at Elections iu Eaglavd, Scotland and Ireland, together with an Appendilt, containing the necessary forms; and also the Scots and Irish S , atures, relating to Elections, by WM. 'I . HOS. ROE, Esq. of Lincoln's Ir', Bar rister7at•Law. Alsu by the same "tabor, Vol. 2d, containing the Practice before Committees upon cot.troverted Elections, the Qual.lica• Lions and Disqualifications of Elec.ors, and the Law upon lir - 'wry and Treating as it regards Electors. The work will contain a complete Collectlen of Election Statutes. This day were published, 1. MISSIONS. —A View .of the Present State of EVANGELICAL RELIGION throuaiwut the World, with a View to promote Mis‘imiary Ezertimis. By T. HAWEIS, LL.B and M.D. two. 2s. 2. LAY-PREACHING. Two Essays.—l. On Lay-Preaching. 2. On the Miniverial Character. Intended to justify Lay Preach ing ; and, at the same time, to skew that this dues nut supersede .the necessity of a regular Ministry, livo. Is. 5. HOMILIES. Select Homilies of the Church of Englinel, 12mo. Si. 6d. Also, the fo'lowing Hom lies separately, at Id. each, or 7s. per 100, viz. I. an the Scripture' ; tt. On the Mi sery of It ;S On the Salvation of Christ; 4. On Faith; 5. On good Works ; 6. On Charity. Published by Williams and Son, Stationers'-court. SECOND PART OF GOLDSMITITs GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY. This day was published, illustrated with seven Maps, and s'aty Views of County I cwns and remarkable places, price 4s. 6d. bound in red, " BRITISHGEOGRAPHY; being a comprehen sive account of the PILESEN f STATE of the whole SRI FISH EMPIRE, Including the BarrisH Ist Heins and the URITISII CO LONIES ILA DZIPENDENCIES in all parts of thy. World, deeign-ci for the Use of Schools, and roving as a second Part, or Comple tion of the Author's well-know* GRAMMAR of GENERAL Giro CRAIWT. fiy the Rev. I. GOLDSMI TH, Author of the Grammar of Geography, &c. Ste. Extraordinary as it seem, there exists no modern Account of the British Empire besides this Bonk, and of course no Ele mentary Work on thi. Subject calculated to qualify young Bri tons to perform in after-life, with competent Intelligence, the Duties of that socisl State to which they appertain. Printed for RICHARD PUILLIrs, 47, Ludgate-hill, and sold by all Booksellers.—Of whom may also be bad, Blair's Universal Preceptor, called the" Sun of School Books," price 4s. 6d. His 600 Questions, price Is. and his Tvtor's Key, 3s. Gd.. Also his Models of Jaws& Letters. price Ss. 641. - • . . This day was published, Neatly printed in one large Volume, 12 mo. price Ss. bou nd, ALATIN and ENGLISH VOCABULARY , for the use or Schools. By JOHN JONES, Author of the Latin and Greek Grammars. - The object of this little Work is to facilitate the attainment of the Latin tongue, by engaging the understanding in aid of the memory. With.this view, it is formed on the most philosophi cal, yet the most simple principles. The analogies by which the corresponding Parts of sptecii flow from each other, are pointed out. The simple word Is followed by hs derivatives. The pri mary meaning of each term is first specified, and the secondary, or metaphorical 'ease thence deduced. Finally, the words de rived from Latin are marked opposite their originals ; so that the Learner is famillatised wilt the Latin, from the English, or taught to Ascertain the English from the Lain. Londona Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • A Gramnsar of the Latin Tongue, 12mo. 35. bound. This Grammar, It is presumed, while it is adapted for the use of the :nest humble learners by its simplicity, precision, and brevity, is, at the same rinse, calculated to interest tiliPphdo;ophical teacher, by the novelty ood solidity of Ma priocirlos. SALES BY AUCTION. *PACIOUS CAPITAL PAMILY RESIDENCE. GREAT CUMBERLAND-SPREE cumBERLANn• GATE, OXFORD-STRF.ET, oppopite HYDE-PARK. With immediate Posse:ono:4 by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley;Conlin% on Thura day, the 15th of June, 1812. nt o'Clock. VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A comprising a substantial spacions and capital Family Resi dence, planned for the accommodrion of a Nobleman or Family of distinction, dnd finished in an elegant manner, commanding a full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones; second floor, four excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms fitted with mantle and wood chimney-pieces; principal floor, a spacious lofty Draw. ing-room in front, •f uncomniouly handsome proportions, ele gantly fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chimney-pieces; a smaller Drawing-room communicating. and a Study ; ground storey, Entrance.hall enclosed, a spacious Vestibule or Inner Hall, and commodious light stone Staircase, a capital Eating-parlour, excellent Library, Dressing-mom, and Water-eleoet, secondary stone Staircase, and an open airy Yard at the back; basement storey, Housekee, , er's Room, Butler's Pantl-y, Servants' Hall, Sleeping-rants, Kitchen, and other Officos, Wine and Beer Cel lars, Vaults for Coals , &c. open Areas, and Steps to the s - ret t. 'l*o be viewed by Tickets on Mondry, and Wednesdays. Par t!culars at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing may be had. RICHNIOND, sURRLY. • Elegant Family Ma•tsfon, Beautiful Pleasure Grounds to tie itiver, Cottages. Gardens, and Land....-By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June at Twelve, TH E ti.uly beautiful and much admired FcIMILY MANSION, with Offices of all * desalt:ions, the residence of the late MARQUIS TOWNSIIiND ; dec:ased. The MANSION is coated on a Commanding Eminence, nearly the •utnmit of RICUSIOND Fit I. t., screened front the road by a Wall and lofty Plantation, and stirroundA by Pleamre Grounds aid -Aroblv ries, in great beauty and perlectinn, Terrace and Gravel Walks, laid out with iefinfte taste, and planted with the chu.m.s' Forest Trees and valuable b:trubs, Hot-house and Green-house., rich Lawns, sloping to the West towards the itt,ver, and common:- eating with the lower rmd, and Cottages, the whole Copyhold of the Queen's Manor. A FR ELHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn polite, with extensive frontage to the River, shady W..lits and Pleasure-grounds, ornamented with rich Forest-Trees, Ever• greens, &e.; a very elegant Pavilion, finished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, &e. command:mg views of the beattatful scenery arid the wjpdings of the R.ver ; the wholein the ninst complete order, and a Residence fit fot a Fsntily t f First D EillClioll ; adjoining is a compact Leasehold Owelliiis house, fronting the lower road; at a short distance a capital chen Garden, with Howse, and two Meadows, held .on Lease. To be viewed, t. its Tickcts only; Particulars on the Prem;ses; at the Ca.tle, Tabtot, and star,. Richmond; of Mt-ors Blake, Whi:e, and Atnge, Ntlicit ors, Eases-.tr.-et, 'strand; at 0 itr.tireys; and of Mr. Rolins, Warwick-strea, Golden-square, where l'iekets fur viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate evert. • HANTS, ON THE BORDERS OF BERKS. Eligible FAMILY IiESMENL t E, surrounded by upwards of Ose Hundred add Ftfty Acres of Meadow Pasiure, Arable, wit' Wood I.and, fine stream of Water, dce. between Hart- tord-bridge aid ktrading. and a smal!er fiesidenee and Land, and extensive Cirnmon Right. —lly Mr. RoBIN3, At Garraveara, on'Thursday, June 2.5, at 1 wrlvu &Clock, in hree Lots, Lot I, THE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD E iTA*I E, formerly the property of _ _ _ . . Sir GEORGE NARES, Bair. deceased ; Comprising Westbrook House, a very excellent comfortable Fa- Residence, with convenient Olices of all descri,itions, Uoadi.houses, Stables, Farm-yard, and Budding', excellent Gar dens, with choice Fruit -trees, part waged, Lawn and Pleasure ground4, fine pieces of Water, well stocked with Fish, beautiful Wood Laud, with shady Walks, ridi lkleai'ow and Arable I.and eurrouO4ing tint Manilon ; the who'e coMpris'ng upwards of 3ixty-eight Acre situate near Vie delightful village of Evenly, two milts from Hartfordsbridge,nke from Read.ngond Ai from London. Lot e. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. situate near Lot I, com pels:lig an easellent and (=mine: FAMILY P,F.SIDENCE, with Ofliee4. Coaehlyouse and Stables, Garden and land, de whole About Flee Arr. s, in rossession of and on Lease tr. a Gentleman. . . Lot P. A very e:ligible 1 7 11F.E.HOLD ES IA I E, opposite to Lot 1. cum,: rising sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, , aid ArAlle Land, thy dr.! by thriving Ited,tes, and iu a ring fence —a b-autiful stream of fine wa-er flows through the grounds, well stored with fish, a Bailin House, Cu - tages, Sec. This property is very eligitte for a Gentleman, the situation truly desirable, and in a country abounding with field sports ' an easy dtatanze frown Reatlmg, Dakingbam, Ascot Heath, and his Majesty's Hunt, and in the neighbourhood of families of the first respectability. May be viewed by tickets, and by applying to the Bailiff, M'arbrook House, where plaitculars may be had; and at Mr. Demeaez's, Hartford-bridge; Crown and Bear Inn, Beetling; Red Lion, lsagshot ; Bush, Farnham -and Staines; Castle, Windsor; King's Arms, Godalming ; of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bed ford-cop-ire; at Garraway's; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick street, Golden.square,where tickets for viewing may be had, and a l'lan of the Es. ate Fees HANTS, BETWEEN SOUTHAvIPION, RUMSEY, AND WINCHES PER. Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estres, Eli gible Cottage Residence, Sundry Cottages, &c. Land-tax Re deemed. . Dy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's on Wednesday, July 1, at Twelve, in Lots, 'THE very besirable and Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD rs FATES, upwards of One Thousand Six Hundred Acres, tile Manors of SHAMBLEHURSI' or 'l'o W N HILL and' HUTCH; the Manor of ALLING fON the Fishery in the river ltchin) extending over a large track of country, and abounding with Game, thriving Plantations, a cl Family Cottage Residence, Garden, anLands, and sundry most eligible Farms, lying compact, 'and in a fine state of cultivation, good Farrn-howes, and all necessary Out-buildings, part In band, other on Lease for terms, and for lives; and sundry Cottage*, situate in a most beautiful and desirable part of the County for Residence. Towithill is in the Parish of South Stoneham, threg miles from Southampton , 11 from Winchester, four from Botley, and eight front P. unzary. The principal part of the Lands are let to respectable Tenants, and are very Improveable. May Ike viewed by applying to John Ling, the Bailiff, at Town hill, where particulars may be had; and at the New Inn, West.. end; Dolphin,. Southampton; Crown, Bssinastoke; Fountain and Crown, Portsmouth ; .Bush, Farnham ; Demezy's, Hartford bridge ; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ait.ge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand ;at Garrasvay's ; a nd at Mr. Robins's, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. GREEN CASTLE ESTATE, CARMARTHENhHIRE. 'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Ivy-Bush Inn, Carmarthen, on Friday, the 24th day of July, hilt, Se venteen Lots, unless previously disposed of by private contract, A VERY valuable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of 1371 At of LAND, in the parish of Llandoin, on the banks of the Towy ; about four ngles south-west of Carmarthen, and adjoining the road 'from thence to Tenby. The whole of this Estate is tythe.free, land-tax redeemed, and the Timber on each Lot will be included in the purchase. Printed Particulars and Plans of the Estate may be bad by applying to Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Luton, Bedfordshire ; Mr. Richard Rees, Solicitor, Carmarthen; and also to Messrs. Col. lett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, whosro aotborfood to treat for :be lam by vivant towns. .: .. '" • This day 'Wu published, price 2s. &1. AN EFFORT TO SAVE HIS COUNTRY. BY A BRITISH ISLANDER. Sold by B. and R. Crosby and Co. 4, Stationers-court, and all Bookseilern. SALES BY AUCrION. BERRY HILL ESTATE, DORE NG, suarat. By Mr. LEONAi , D, At Carraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, ConsbM, Las don, on Friday, June 12, at I waive, in Twenty-tour UM, .ALL that VALUABLE and very Improveahle ESTATE, part FREEHOLD and part COPY 001.0. called BERRY HILL, moi.t delightfully skim , r at Doi k ng, its the County of Surrey, its miles from Lond.n ; coin, 11 its a capital Mansion and Offices, Lawns, Plinations. ind Pleasure. grounds, intersected with walks, a spacious and beaut.ful 'best of wapr, with an island in its centre, a large Garden, surrJundodl by lefty brick walls, well stocked and planted with Fruit-tries. Hot-houses, Cont e rvai o ry, & c ; • d oa b le Coach-h.iuse and Stabling f"r sixteen Horses, a Farm-yard, with Barns, Cattle. &e. and a contiguous Home Farm, con &taint near two hundred and fif.y Acres; also sundry ellible t atms awl Land., a Water Corn Mill, and other Premises, situafein the Parish of Dorking; Containing, ia the whole, (iicluding the Manisa and Home Farm,) over ohe thousand sit hundred Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paatur-, and Wvoi land, aU enclosed andcuirigious. and let to respectable tenants, at low ten s 'co be viewed till the Sat., with leave of the tenants, the Mao. sion to be viewed any with tickets, and printed par scalars, will' plans, may be had at tist Red Lion, Dorking ; Swan..t ityegate; Spread Vail!, at Epsom ; also of J. S. btury, El &Autos. at. Alban's, Heels; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Len.ard, bun veyor and Land Agent, at the Rectory Howse, Parson's Civets, hEddlesea ; and at Ills Once, in Chapel-court, New Burlingtoo.street, London, of whom only tickets to view Borg Hill Mansion can be obtained. A CAP! FA I. FREEHOLD MANSION AND BSI Alta NEAR RYEUATF.. SURREY. • By Mr LEONARD, At Garraway's Colfreahoure, 'Chance airy , Corrit.ill, al W. nesday, the 15th of July neat, at . 1 weave &Cluck, in One Lot, unless it be previously disposed of by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, L A. called WO N HAM, most delightfully situate at Eitrhworth. ab ut four miles from Diwking, two from Mega's.. In the Cgirity of Surrey, and mi)ss from London ; emulating of camas Mansion, with convenient Offices of weary descrietiolis Stab'ing fur • ne Horses, two double Coach-houses, attentive , Kitchen Garden, Ho•-hotaws, Conrervatucy, A. ; beautiful Lawa and Palmate-grounds tastefully la 3 out, and'a Park at near 70 Acres, refreshed and bounded by be River Mole, tom thee with sun dry Inclosures of very rich Arable, Meadow. and. Pasture Land, cotraitima in the whole (including the Park) at hundred and tirenty Acres in a high state of cultivator'. all within a ring fence; also a valuable tont pious Copyheld Fara, containing about Mr Acres of acellint Arable, Meadow, aid Par ure Land, wish a good Farn.h.iuse, and other convenient". Printed particular. and ticker fur 'Lewin the Premises, use be had of Mr. Leonard, Surveyor and Land .‘gent. at Pst-10a Green, Fulham; and at Ids Office, in Chapetwo New D er . ihistou-strest, %Erre Flans of the Estate may be seen. Parka lars ruay also be i. 441 at the Swan, Rycfate; Greyhound. Sullen Red Lion, Dorking ;-and at Garraway s. KEN f.-BEAUTIFUL. StrUAT:O:I. To be I.E r on LEASE, and eitered on itnniedlately, T4OU GHTON MALHERBE PARSONAGE, • one mile from the High-road, two from Len!tato, fear from Charing, eleven froin Maidstone and Ashford, and 47 from London; collaring of a good Hail, Dintng-room, Drawing room, Study, nine Bed-rooms, is.aidcs Dressing-rooms i.nd Closets; a good Kitchen, and suitable attached and detached Ofho-s, welt supplied with excellent water; a dock* Qoatk. house, and six-stall Stable, and five Acres . of rich 'Panne Litiff, the appearance of a I'mM:ch, interspersed with fine Elms; kno a Flea pond, well stored with Tench, and a gool Kitchen Garka in the highest state of cultivation. 1 here is a paved walk to the Church, which is near, through a Shrubbery. The dnurion Is " uncommonly beautiful. The prospect over the Weak of Lash &c. extensive, and the prentisis are sheltered from the Mortis winds by an A , lt Plantation. For furthir particulars ' ap• ly to Mr. W cod ate, Solicitor, Golden-square, Londou. Al letter. (post paid, duly ans.versd. DEVONSHIRE—TO BE SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of PIS WELL, in t!' parish of Kentisbeare, in the county of Devon • cue siseng of nearly 500 Acres of Affable, and Nleaduir Ground, in divers Tenements and Farms, of wh:ch . about I2Y Acres are held by Tenants at Will, at yearly rents amosathi to 'Exit s,aboth itiv Acres on lease at the yearly rent of Ai 17 fOs. and the retnamder by Tenants nosier leases respectively detest. minable on Cie d a It‘ of one, two, nr three Imes. This Manor is of excellent soil, and particularly adapted foe sheep ; lies compact, is improveable, and near to a lime rock - of the best quality, and situated within three miles of the market town of Cu Lawton, upon the turnpike-road lesdisig thkoeso• Honiten, from which It is distant about eight nodes. For viewing the snows Estate apply to Edmund Broom, nam ding thereon ; and far particu:ars apply to Messrs. Graham, Kb. Jerky, and Danville, Salk ton, Lincoln's Inn, Lono.m ; Mc. Voysey, of Broadelist, near Exeter; to Mr. &tattoo, zloty:nos, in Exeter; or to Mr. Wi:klaam, Satisfy, at Frame. DEVONSHIRE —TO BE SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of. EAST' ASS. CORD, in the County of Devea,ziensisting of epwardiet 300 Acres of must excellent Meadow, Pasture, end Arable Ground, in several fenemeuts contiguous to each ether, of *hid about 73 Acres are held by Tcnants at Will, or for a short sera of years, at the year:y rent of C 159 141. and the remainder hp Tenants under Leases respectively deteneinible en the deaths of two or three lives. This Estate has a Southern aspect. Is three miles below the Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable fiver law, sod diet five miles from the sea; any cou►ruoiky may be Not tore from the premises by water caresses and the lends rite fee* the water-side by a gentle acclivity, hum wide! time arse pictairampe views of the fawn of Barnstaple, and several Mike up the now Taw. and down that river to the ses,madwbish views also ems prebend the seats of several Gleademse raiding in the stelido boarbood. The Norsk Demo Beag-hevede and several pedal et Harriers are kept within a kw Wile tithe Berate,asd thalami". bourkood la considered as one of the most Omelet and hsskb In the West of England. For viewing this Estate, apply to the Bailiff residing Amain and for particulars apply to Mesars.Graham, Kintlerley. and Mew villa, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ina. Lerida' ; Mr. Voysey, of aaad• dist, near Exeter; to Mr. Bruttoo, Selicker, to lamesi of tel Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, a 4 Frame. In the COUNTY of HANTS, on the BANKS of the RIVER I TCHEN, within Half an Hour's Walk of SOUTHAMP I ON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Substantial bighly.finisbed FAMILY MAN SION, with any quantity of Lind, from 40 to MIS amm o . surrounding the House, richly ornamental with Choke perm Trees and Shrubs of good growth. The lineation Is esteems& one of the moot beautiful Amble county, command* views at the New Forest, Southampton Water, Isle of Wight, Ica. Ty House comprises, on the basem en t, a omplete range of donsautitt offices; on the arbt floor, drawing-room, so feet by 21, di n i ng . room, by 90, breokfrsteroom, gendeman's-room wit*draso ing-room adjoining, library, and housekeeper's-room; on tho sox. fond floor, six bed-rooms, and.two dreminguroonss piped dumb. dons; in the attics, six b e d- ro oms. 1 horn us waser-do. sets on each floor. Dctacliod from the how are two foemotoll tables, double coach.home, wash-haw% laundry, hea-bumsi, green-house, walled pain and melon grand; and walls Orr domain at a desirable dhamos Root the aransks, Is a eireamo dloos bAck-hniklarra4romea.wlit wall•asawlad yard memo& ed by Woo, granary, embla s For_ peramdla MIK to Com% nap, sal cas e upneg Asodoompo w iad Arms amsgrs • • ••••