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. .~ , t Ir • iC5...,... / 4:; "'S. • i ;, * ••••• J S ‘: 44in Nib...V • 2 AIIIIP ; si L _ _ ti ; . IPRICV. SIX -Pr ` SATURDAY, .MAY 14, 1808. 241 NOBER O 0 SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN likE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Impropriate Tittles of the several PetheS of Brigham, Churston, Ferries, and King's Wear, in the County of Devon, comprising nearly lice thousand five hundred Acres.—For further particular: and to treat for the Tithes, apply to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, Milverton, nett. Wellington, Somers° ~ or to Itiessrs Blake, Cook's-Court, Carey-street, London. May IS, 1808. cIIEQUEII BILL OFFICE, April 99,1 1408. • t Bills dated in the months of May, June, July, and Ausuit,lB97, LONDON FEMALE PENITENTIARY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of this INSTITU TION, svitl he held on Monday next, the 16th instant, at the New Londen Tavern, Chesp►idc. The Chair will be taken at Twelve &Clock precisely. T. PELLATT, Secretary. CHURCH PRFFE F.M ENT. TO BE SOLD, At Garraway's, next Month, unless previously disposed cf by Private Contract, A VALUABLE RECTORY; *MI - prospect of a very Early Pussession.—Also a Next Presen: a ion to a Rec. tory, the Incumbent of which is Seventy-Six Years ut Are. For Particulars apply (post-paid) to Mr. Tv NDALC, Solicitor, Lincln's Inn-fields. TO NIL /AID 017. MR. COLMAkS PLAYS. This day were published, price 2s. 6d. each, THE HEIR AT LAW, a Comedy is Five Acts. The SURRENDER OF CALMS, a Play. Also the BATTLE OF HEXHAM, a Plat. The IRON CHEST, a Play, New Edition. By GEORGE COLMAN the Younger. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be bad, all Mr. CoiscsN's otha published Dramas. SQEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS or EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS wanted on Mortgage of a very eligible Freehold Landed .Pruperty, situate iu the County of Berks. The interest will be regularly paid half yearly.—For par ticulars, apply to Mr. Pinder, Solicitor, in Wantne, Berks. CHESHIRE. MANOR, MANSION-Ho usn, ANIIRSTATE, WITH WANTED to Purchase, within a distance of tifty Miles from London ' an Estate, on which is a Manion, , with suitable appendages. The sitm proposed to be invested in ittch a Purchase is about P. 40,000, but if situation. and other cir cumstances concur, extent, or amount, may not be an object with the Advertiser. Address letters (post paid) with full particulars, to W. W., Georges Coffee liouse, Chancery-Lane. • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the LONDON TAVERN, FOXHOLE-STREET, PLY MOUTH, on FRIDAY, the 17th of l u te, at eleven, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. About 130 Tons Cocoa • • • LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA-' lairs TREAMMr, having jives Direction:for prying •j 441 5 e Ose;liove Xietitimed Exchequer Bills,irith the Merest fro ; i, oihs,firheirier Bill Ofjcass in the Receipt of Exclequers New iiramiaiter, on &tinfoil the 211th day of May, 180$, pox mill k given daily (Sxid.sys aid Holidays excepted) visit liggs,tAtifitls day of May, inebstsive,frem Ten o'Clorb in the Monts p e r iS a, Aft. %NOV , for theisirpme f receiviNg the same. Aid rag ., ,fi i ecich, the bearers of the said Pills are desired to brim: ?„ L a g i f *g hillie:4piece of Bills, contaiiiig the Numbers ix nu to the valve of 'the said Ellis, and times It emu. 1 :3 0 Imerist, with t riacipal assiiistand .leterseris4 thesuiv, ....gipift.beditys on Ta . hii k theyare respectivelydated, melamine; to s o yOf Ay; I at: Aki . ;; 411.? r the Isterist trill are ; aid le d ff i r et to scrikeNei,.-Nresass aid Ath., en saichListm og i g utlieh Hairies an the said 'Bills. • • . p. m npellolders f the uforcsaid Bill•.shmslOu drsiroomgremivhog' ; 0 . 4 4 a, biotite! and Interest, prevent to thaseisi.*dciy J r * tie mojkocommedata on competing the . I.Meeros, t o 4 4 1 Aru4i to lie pad a and laming the *24 for examinationoil pier diecte. i s ib Pilau .ss may be &aeons of bevies Nett; Bich:equer Bills is * pewit, opoir mentioning the amoral at the bottom if their Lists de g s i r kfore the 16111 1t may be accommodated wit& Neu -Biagi . "01.31o:emit of three pence hajpenity, by the ,efily;tior every •Qa~ r a nd Feuds, what said Nene IliSporill bee s ?. data (aid 984 clay i g gh ipli, and will loolfiielei ten . Tsseisiay, de 31:5 May, and .* • Ms. All . Exchegtier Elf. datcd prior to May, 1807, have been to be paid off, and Hie Interest thereon has ceased.' ......------ FIRE Al' DOVER. • ift&SRS. FECTOg and MINET, in addition to .the private testimonies they have offered, beg tobe allowed knit public manner, on their own behalf, as well as on behalf of t i e rnaes persons having interest in the valuable property deposi yi in their late Warehouses, to repeat their thanks to the Mayor Ed other Members of the Corporation,.as also to the Gentlemen el Inhabitants of the Town at large, for the promptitude with dich they afforded their services, in the attempt to smother in "fire instance,. as afterwards to check the raging Fire, that - frffy broke MEOII Tuciday last, in their Warehouses; services . A.aistatly exerted to the prevention of its threatened eaten • lie f and - to the preservation, as far as was practicable, of the Forfftt.contained in them, though the extensive range of their 140dingi. fill a sacrifice to the natural effects of the fire, and .of ' o,4st/colon deemed neceasary la arrest its progress. - • FECTOR and MINET, in addition to their pr i v ate . '' Mies, trust they may .be allowed to Express more parti :ant% in this public manner, theft- Obligations. to Major-General I t ypites; Major-Gentril Twyst, their Staff, and to all the Re alOsetits and Corps, as also td the Navy Ofscers of the Garrison, rthe alacrity and efficacious zeal 'manifested by them on the lee unfortunate occasion. _ . • These obligations they feel to be still the more due to those Of leers who were in situations to take the most active part in the seppression of the Fire; as also to the Non-commissioned Officers, Privates snit Seamen, fur their active services and orderly con duct on the occasion.. [ Dover, Ma) l2, 1802. TO BE LET, a BUTCHER'S SHOT' in full ts• trade, and a low Rent, situated, No. 212, White Crosritreet• »Tor particulars inquire as above. THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which br/ini Drawing JUNE 4, k the only Lottery that ever contained SIX PRIZES of (20,000. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of £20,000 are 10,000 8,000 '2,000 3 000 .3 ) 100 SO.-- 22 1 S -•-•••• £120,000 20,000 10,000 • 6,000 5,100 3,500 tt,voo „00 42,0 0 60,000 .M••••• S-.... ...Immo. --- 1,400- •••••• 4,000. --t 4250,000 lI,CCO Tickds. , • NO FIXED PRIZE. Tickets and' Shares are selling at all the Lkeused Offices hi Loado4 sudby their Agents in die Country. • , _PRESENT ,PRICE.• £23 19s. 410 15 0 I El Acts 5 9 0 Sixteenth £2 13 • 6 1 8 0 . . . GEOGRXPHY.. IT is the least praise of the folloilring series of Ele . smeary works of Geography to say,. that they are better abated than any other, as a means of teaching that useful seitmee; die real fact being that they form the only eliketive system that nu was contrived, by which Fergana of all ages may speedily and mainly attain a clear and accurate knowledge of Geography - tad at the same time they claim . a decisive pre-eminence, as the cslr fnctical course by which the science can be successfully and tally taught in large Seminaries. • _ The VRAMLIAIk of GtOgRAPHY, with Maps, 51• The OEOCR_A-PHICAL COPY BOOK, for file JUNIOR CLASS, containing fifteen outline Maps, to be filled la by the Student, pri ce 3 a . S. The GIOGRAPHICAL COPY BOOK, for the SENIOR • .")Icinaluing projections of lines of Latitude and Longitude rtindpal Maps, to be filled in and finlabed by the Senior Stu de nts, price 31. 4. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, consisting throughout of the • matt interesting and entertaining features of Geography, Mar try ' ed with six l 7 Engravinp repreienting the mannereat! ago= tf Nations, fa. &e. price 14s. bound. All by the Rev. I: GOLDSMITH. • Primed foe Rtcamin Putuars, No. 8, .Bridge-street, Black• fries, god to be bad of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books e avids the full allowance to Schools. • • • BUTLtk's CELVRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH PS NV DEAL - . • I REALITY of Couutenance, and rqpdaritY of rel . tures, are allowed to e4stingtfth the Batiste Fair'; bet tic Pr 4 POPtor of BUTLER'. TO,Olll. PeWI)ER woullyeg levee to remind his Country-1%1:mill that the lustre of their Chi rms loses leans iniluente where the Teeth ere discoleured,4:shew a rotten mid unhealthy 2ppearanec- - shis is the more Wad:nal:oleo aa ' th. Freight preparation ag'orn the infallible means of removing ever-, bleFtieh of the enamel ; a;..71 le ..aie ite ita application, being • - " 3 silesed of Vagetables. • • • It u recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clewing away es'erY imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the ennui date Tee*, as remitting the Breath sweet and delecta -11:e, aatfinaking the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache, No corn /136in of ebisltisid ever brought forward to public notice, has rael such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has so boast th '• is is in dally use of Royalty itself.- • wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butier, No. 4 2 theapUide. !!rucr of Paternoster-row ; and retaii,by Crisp, career of Spring l' a niams ; Padding, 76, Os.ford-street ; Clarice, Nu, Borough ; ester, Edinburgh anti Glasgow 4 and by moat Country Meiiinine Mslssi aisdiPinflunin, is *met it 214 Se 010 listr • cotter AMERICA. 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Tutor will be instantly struck with the use fulness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proceeds by easy steps tothe definition and explanation of all kinds of familiar and common objects. It bears In fact, as to the business of lhe, and the first piinciptes of general knowledge, exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy Catechisms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for Ries AID Putt LIPS, No. C, Bridge-street, London; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the same Author, of all booksellers in town and country. Thls day was published, in 30 Numbers, price Is. 6d. each, or whole neatly half .bound, price tl. Ss. r ir -HE CABINET OF THE ARTS ; being a new and universal DRAWING BOOK, farming a complete System of Drawing, Etching, Engraving, Mezzotinto, and Aqua tints; Painting in all its branches, Perspective, Projection, and Surveying; with all their various and appendant Parts : contain ing the whole Theory and Practice of the FINE ARTS in general, displaying in the molt familiar manner the whole Rudiments of imitation, Design, Disposition, Invention and Deception. Illustrated with upwards of Sixty eli.;:itit Engravings, from Drawings by the Fir,t. Artists. Tn w inch is added, an Appendix, containing several curious and useful ini:crlianeous Articles. By T. HODSON, with the akt.istalice of JOHN DOUGALI., Author of the Accomplished Tutor, &c. &c. London: Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, successors to T. Ostell, No. a, Ave Maria-in:lc. Ludgate-street; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. •„• A suPericw edition, with beautiful coloured Plates, Ss. FOR COUO,kiS, tiOARSENESSES, &e. THE great demand for Mf.. gRIENOUGN IS Lo' .„No.. of Tocii,.eftcr liftvyears that, proves their lupe. iinity as the moth pleafint and eih.Ctual Remedy for all Coughs, Hoarkneffee, Sore 'Climate, awl Dcfluxinn4 on the Lungs, heti ' ing the Rawr.efs and Sorenefs of the•Breaft,'and aEordivg relief in Sbortnefsof Breath, Arthmatie, and Conftimptive Complaints They do not cloy the Stomach, hut create an Aprctite. As the great benefit to be derierrtfrom them, eau poly be fecured by h3v ill them genuine, the Public are twit:cited to obfcrve, that R. HAT WARD is printed on the Ramp,. Tbefe Lozenges are prepared and foid by R.Harrard (ftneetfor to T. Greenough. the inventor,) remuTed froiet . Ludgate Hill to 56, Piccadilly • N ew bery and Sons, St. Paul * . Church:yard; Us eon, Ozford•P;eet ; Clarke, Brrou6h; Ward, Hollabra; anti the Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdom. ' C ' . Price One Shilling and 'line Halfpence the Bo& • . So Cases Peruvian Bark 03 Ingots of Tin - Being the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, 'detained on her voyage from Lima us Spain, by his Majesty': ship Amr- TRY ST, Michael Seymour, Es+ Commander, and since condem n. das prize. Also, In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisemcnt and Sale, addres sed to tile Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawker, 50 logshuad4 Soy:lr, Landed from the Danish brag HAnmalt. Fir Catalog nes and other Particular: apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. 'l - '0 be SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 11th day of March, I ROG, shale in a Cause, wherein Edward Hodder and Mary his wife and others are Plaintiff., and William Lovell Ruffin, Stephen Sintpson, and others are Defendants, SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of two Farms and Lands, situa.e at Hoo, near Rochester,and at Dillingham, near Chatham, in the County of Kent ; and of several Freehold H-ntses, Wharfs, and Ground, in the High-street of Chatham, and at Brompton and Troy Town, Lathe said County of Kent ; and alto of a Lease bold House old Premises, in the High-street at Chatham afore said, held of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester: all which Es tates were the property of Jacob Cazeneuve Troy, lam of Chatham, Wine Merchant, deceased. The said Estates will be sold in .59 separate and distinct Lots, midi the approbation of Samuel Comp-. ton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Sun Tavern, mt Chatham, on Thursday the 9 th , Friday the tOth, and Saturday ' the 11th days of June, 1808, each day's sale begiunix g at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Particulars whereof may he had gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; at the Office of J. Simmons, Rochester; of Mr. Jeirerys, Attor ney at Law, Chatham ; of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex - stree t, in the Strand; and of Mr. Nelson in Palsgrave-Place, London. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. :A VERY Valuable and Compact COPYHOI.D FARM, called VIXEN GROVE, situate in the Parish of Chalky, in the County of Sussex, cosnprising a Farts House with Barns, Stabling, convenient Out-buiklings, and sundry inclosares of Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, containing, up wards of 90 Acres, let to G. E. Graham, Esq. on an old Lease which expired at Lady Day last. Chaney is situate seven miles from Lewes ; six from Uddield; eight from Cuckfield, thirteen from East Grinstead, and forty three from London. This Estate though Copyhold is nearly equal in Value to Free hold, as it is only subject to a Quit Rent of 35. 6111. and three Heriots of Sixpence each. The Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenant, and printed Particulars had at the Star, Lewes ; the Maidenin ad, Uck fiekl; the King's Head, Cuckfield ; the Dorset Arms, East Grin stead; and of Mr. Claridge, Nu. 47, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and who is empowered to treat ter the ad*. HIGHBURY LODGE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With early Possession, THAT Capital Residence, called HIGHBURY L LODGE, situate at HIGHBURY, near ISLINGTON, about three miles from the Metropolis, with double Cuach-house, six-st All Stable, Offices, Lawn Plea s ure Ground, Plantation, Shrubbery, Gardens, and Meadows, containing in the whole about live Acres. The Mansion House, which is of handsonie ekvation, has been erected within these few years by a Gentle man tieccased) for his own residence, in the most substantial and complete manner; and contains an entrance Hall, Vestibule, and principal Staircase; Dining Parlour, 24 feet by 17 fart ; Drawing Room, 25 feet by 19 feet ► Breakfast Room, 17 feet by 15 feet 6; Library, 17 feet by 12 feet 1 twelve excellent lofty Bed-Chambers; and attached and detached Offices of every description. This desirable Mansion commandsahe most extensive and beau tiful prospects, and combining in an eminent degree the advan tages of a Town, with the beauty and Retirement of a Country Re:nlence, is admiralsly adapted for a Man of Fortune, or en erni , 'ent Merchant. desirous of one Establishment only. The Estate is held on keg Leases, under moderate Ground, and Meadow Rents. For particulars apply to Mr. P. W. Crowther, Sonottor, No. 57, Coleman -street. A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE I THE COUNTY OF DUMFRIES Fort.E. To be SOLD by PRIVATE BARGAIN, ALL and WHOLE the LANDS of ik•KNOCK -1111.1., lying in the parish of Hoddbm, and county of Dum fries, consisting of 3fis Scots Acres. The whole of the Land is of the first-rate quality, and possmes many local advantages,— sit is situated shot t two miles from the thriving village of Ecclefe chan, and five from the town of Annals ; and at both these places there arc good markets. The roads in all directions are good, and the mail-coach runs through the Estate daily. The Mansion-house is large, commodious, and in complete re pair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. There is an excellent Garden, well stocked with a variety of fruit -trees, all in full bearing. All the farm steading upon the Estate are commodious, and in good repair. There are several lime-stone quarries within a mile and a half of the lands ; and indeed there are plenty of lime-stone in the premises, winch might be wrought to great advantage, Some of the most respectable engineers have given their decided opi nion, that there are also coals in the property ; and at present the Proprietor is making a trial for them, with every appearance of success. A purchaser may get the immediate possessioo of the Dwelling house„ Offers and Garden, together with about sixtv acre: of Ground, all in the highest state of cultivation. The Mansion house is delightfully situated in one of the finest parts of the country, and where there is excellent society, as a ouraber of gen teel persons reside in the neighbourhood. In short, such an eligible property. is seldom to be met with. If the purchaier inclines, at least two-thirds of the price may remain in his hands. For further particulars application may be made to William Wallace, Writer in Dumfries, who is in possession of the title deeds, (which are uncreptionable), and a plan and measuretnent of the Estrete; aed who is authorised to conclude a bargain. • The Gardener at Knocithill will point ont the laskis. VALLIABLE CON7I24GANCUIS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, -with the Mansiol:•house and Offices called WINNINGTON-HALL, comprisin t ; a spacious and complete Residence for a large ;., built with acne, and covered with slate, and finished in a modern style, containing rooms of large dimensions, superbly fitted up.s.s geometrical stone stairs, mahogany doors, plate-glass windows tt snarl& chimney-pieces, id oak floors, with appropriate a ttaebea land detached offices; stabling for 50 horses coach-houses, gr, en-_ house, hot-lyJuses, grapery, pine and succe ssion-houses,eacelletiq kitlientardens with hot walls, mushroom-hoose ic;:-bouse, a poultry-house upon a superior scale, every rte• cessary building for agricultural purposing- d , entrance cottage kidges,with shrubbery and plantations sloping to the rives Wssvtr, at a convenient distance from the House, which is well stunted on very hig;dy ornamental ground, and surrounded by atom 64ti acres of land, chiefly meadow and pasture, of superior quality, divided into farms, and let to respectable tenants, woods and plantations in hand, and ornamental cottages and gardens ad joining the road ; the whole together forming a trulyilesirable and elegant residence for a large establishment. To which there is attached, a most valuable MINF.RAL, which, if attended to, far ea coeds the value of ;Isis place as a re sidence. The Estate is situate one mile from Northwick, 17 from Che ster, 9.if. from Manchester, and SO from Liverpool. May be viewed, by applying to the Rev. loth Furey, Win nington Lodge, near Northwich ; and printed particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor; of Mr. El win Wyatt,Solicitor, St. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Chester; the Ho td, I.iverpool ; the Bridgewater Arms Manchester; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47 ' Pall Mall, London, where a plan of the Estate may be seen, and the price and farther particulars known. SELECT COLLECTION OF PICTURES. Ey PETER COXE, At Mr. Sitiibb's Great Room, Saville Passage, on Friday the 2'7lk inst. and following day, at twelve o'clock, THE GENUINE PROPERTY of the late -I- ALEXIS LIVERNET, Esq. late of Dublin, and sold by Order of the Representatives of his Widow. This Genuine Se lection of very valuable PICTURES has been chosen under fa vourable opportunities, and with great judgment, from various private collections, both in this and the Sister Kingdom, andfrona out of which the Proprietor had the good fortune to purchase many of the most esteemed ; comprising among other first-rate performances in a state of perfect preservation, the works of flan, Julio Romano, Jan de Malouse,Tlntoretto, Annibal Caraccli Francisco Mola, Albano, Carlo Maratti, Van Eyck, Paul Vero nese, Vaihck, Ruhens, Gonzales, Hobbima, Rembrandt, lie , Wouverrnans,Rtrysdael, Steinwyck,Mierts, Berghem,Cuyp, .‘drian Vandevelde, Wynants, &c. &c. This Collection is pa , - ticularly - wortky the attention of the Collector, the Artist, ansithe Connoisseur. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues at is. each, then had at the Placed Sale ; /DS of Mr. Coze, Thrornotton-street. 'LOOTING, SURREY.-SIX MILES ONLY FROM THE , THREE BRIDGES.—VILLA AND LAND. By PETER CORE, At Garraway's, on Weduesday, the Bth of June, at 18 o'clock, A NEWLY-ERECTED, WELL-PLANNED, 11 SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FREEHOLD FAMILY RMILENCE, with Italian Roof, fitted up with singular atten tion throughout, delightfully situate on that rural spot, Tooting Common, fenced in front by an Oak Paling, with Coach-house, Stabling for four Horses, Coach-yard, Drying-ground, Coatis road, Paddock, and Plantations, protected by a neat Riding.— The Premises are placed on a gentle rise, command interesting Prospects, and contain four handsomely fitted Apartments on the Ground Floor, in Breakfast-room, Gentleman's-room, Dining room, and Dnwing-rooin, with Windows to the Floor, cheerful in every direction, excellent Entrance-hall, and Staircase, four Bed-ahambers on the Upper Floor, and three other connecting Chambers, which may be either used as Dressing-rooms or addi tional Sleeping Apartments. The domestic Bees are particu larly convenient and numerous, as well as roomy; there is a com modious Wine-cellar, with Catacomb Bins and other Cellaring, a Pump of Water in the Pack Kitchen, and a separate communi cation to the Offices. This is no house run up by a common buil der, for no expence has been spared to bring every thing properly together--the scite has been judiciously chosen, and the whale arrangement and workmanship shew the superintending care of a person of taste and jndpment. The quantity of land comprises six act es altogether. The Purchaser may be accommodated with fifteen acres of Leasehold Land, with various useful Buildings, Barns, ace. and Bailiff's Cottage, at a moderate rent. May be viewed by Ticket', on application to Ur. Cote, No. 33, Throgmorton-street, ten days previbus to the Sale, when and of whom Particulars may be had, and at Lloyd's and Gareiway's. PARK-PLACE, BERKS. . . By PETER COXE, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 21st of Jule, at t velve in one Lot, r EI II S IMPORTANT PROPERTY, with -IL LAND-TAX REDEEMED, embraces all that Capital MANSION and ESTATE, known as PARK-PLACE, situate near Henley-upon-Thames, in the County of Berks, thirty-four ntilesfrotr. London, the property and residence of she Earl of !Malmesbury ; with lofty Walled Fruit and Kitchen Gardens. Hot-houses, torcing.house for Flowers, Ice-house, Laims, Plea sure-grounds, Rides, Drives, Walks, three distinct Lodges, tuna mental and useful Cottages and other Buildings, Lavender-house, luxuriant Lavender Plantations, private attached Dwelling ; Are. bit, Pasture, and Meadow Lands Woods, Farm-houses, lfardi, Barns, Stables, Labourers Tenements, and other conveniencies— the whole forming a compact domain of 878 A. IR.. 33P. nearly in a ring fence ' • of which 313 acres are encircled by a substantial Park Paling and sunk Fence ; but over 43749. sIR. IStP, whic`i immediately surround the Mansion,in a connected quantity,thu e is not a single Public Foot-path or Right of Road interferint.— The Estate abounds in Game. The Land slopes towards the Thames, which flows along the West of the Estate to a consider able extent, presenting itself to various points of the Ground as a distinguished (cature. The Grounds without the Park Paling are in an excellent state . of culture, and the Farm-houses and Buil. dings arc conveniently placed, as well as constructed ; and from the attention paid to the Drives and Plalitations which intersect these lands, the whole of this pert of the property Is in usu. with the pleasure grounds and Ind. -oendeut of the va lue which attaches to the mansion ;Ara reshience, and the home iroupds immediately connected with it, and which must be consl dered of the first importance, the remainder of the property i s estimated to be of the annual value of One Thousand Fiye Hun dred Pounds ; Park place having been considerably increased ag well aiimprirved in be:arty and value, since the Earl of Malmes ' bury came Into the pos.ession, by subsequent purchases, as well as by arcane:runup made under an inclosure Act. May- be viewed by tickets only, from and after the SI et. Init. on application to Mr. Coxe, S 3, ,Throgmorton-street ;or t Th o m a s Cooper; Esq. of Henley, of both of whom particulars maybe than had; as also at the Red Lion, Henley ; the Stir, Maidenhead ; the Castle, Windsor; the Cnilvn, Reading at Lloyd's and Garraway's Coffee - houses ; . and .of Messrs. Cate, Oddie, Old Fortter, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lincolx's-100-fields. Plan of the Easate will acccnapantaachpaltirrukt• 1 1 i' I . . . , i i - r • This day was pubi6hed, price Is. 6d. A FRIENDLY ANSWER to Mr, JEFFERYS' LE'VFER, addressed to his .Itoyal Highhess the Prince of Wales, and cledioted,whbout permtssiots, to Mrs. Fitzherbert. Prityaxitor C. Chapple, No. 66, pan Mall. •,. Qf whom may be had, just published, fghe Riyal fustification, by a Peer of the Realm, price ss. illaso; any of ' the former Pamphlets relative to the Prince of Wales ' and . Mr. lefferys. 'lbis day was published, price 7s. in boards, THE STUDENT'S COMPANION; or , A Summary of General Knowledge, Ocograillg4 Naittral History, Astronomy, Chronology,. ..1-1 istory,„ Biogtapliv , • Coni merce, Belles Lettres, , tlist4F/.. or .LgeritUre; '1 neology, and Relitics. • Illectramid by. ii,great number of Engravings. :hinted* I . 4!r:T. Egerton, at the Military Library, near White kali; ,vilwre may be had, price 'ls. in boards, Professor PORSON's LETTERS to Arch-Deacon TRAVES, itt Arswer to his Defence of the Three Heavenly Witnesses.-- 1 John, v. 7.