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.. _ . . . • Ateity l v . . 01 . . • ... . /Ls - • : 41 0a .- , • ip yam,. . !A .e. ~,...• . _ A. •••• ( 1. 1 1 '• •-:'. .-3 1 !'% . : ... ,_ j . * '. ~ .?- . .N . : • 7. -...; , ' - ,-, Ir.. 5t.:>...-,. - - . "Cr% ..,.* • .',''- 4, • • i ...._.... C .i ., ) .., J . 11 . ti.z.. . . . . .... _ ~... , .• it //, • irr-- . .. ) al: • ....-(Sr- . 4 .....',............. ... r ; eii . ,_.. . ~ ~. . :,.. •....„,,, N ....,, . , c.r., % ..„. . 4. ii , -;.• . ..7.... ' '!" . .i. ‘ li 4' ,Fs , 0&I • - 4. * - l i t • . ,f' . p l . • v ~......". 4........„... A1E......~. MONDAY. JULY 19, 1813. Pai,cl sxxpiatcs6RAirnimr. NUMBER SUS. MONET ON BILLS. LARCASTERIAN LECTURE and REPORT' of PROGRES/14 This day was published, in I Vol. Rio. price 146 hoar Is. AN ESSAY ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS and CARRIAGES. By RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH, Esq. F. R. S. M. R. I. A. and Civil Engineer. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. ANY Nobleman or*Merchant wanting M o n e y o n Bills; and proeueng a FriLnd to join him, n,.y be w; plled in a few Hours. Where the Parties are well known, they may be supplied tnateatly. Apply or addr.l4 to Mpirs. K ydct and Co. itussii-mer, Hoarrand-rreet Fitzroy...Tian:. Constant attendance. Money es Annuity awl other Setur.• ies as usual. IN Tilt TIRSENCt, AND Oxema TOR fATOONAOI Of THE PRINCESS OF WALES. O N the Day called THURSDAY nett, the s'2d July, 10aEPH LANCASTER Intends to deliver a LIC- A/RE and REPORT of Ms PROGRESS, ender RoTat PAT aeoNitcr, at the CI fY of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate street, at Twelve o'Clock. ititiAltaTti LA NCA ST ER, STA ANN Srallicsaws • who SO eati. nuntly distinguished her talents in establishing the Newcastle .:,•hool for Girls, will unitedly exhibit the Practical Benefits re :ulting from the application of the System to Female Education. Tice era, ss. each, may he had at the Bar of the City of ',ott ani TsVern ; and of W. Darton, Jun. Holborn-hill ;T. Darton, .:lackfriars-road ; T. Merrington, 23, Cheapside ; T. Swift, 80, leachurch-street ; Lachingt on's, Finsbury- square ; the Traveller Office, Fleet-sheet; T. Harrod, Lan6st ell:an School, Spitalfields ; J.Tacey, Lancaster'an School, North s•reet, City-road; R. Wk.. thur, Lancasterian School s Bermondsey; and of J. Lovell, Super iatendant of the berninary for teaching Schoolmasters, Borough road. N.B. The Lecture will be particularly interesting to Ladies. EDUCATION. •A 'l' the FRENCH ACADEMY at LEWES, in All Sussex, Young Gentleinets Ire genteelly boarded and expe ditiou sly aught French in its greatest purity, Greek, Latin, Eng lish, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of the Globes, t. . By V. A. RAYMOND, a nd proper Assistants. Teribs IWcrity-eight Guineas per Annum. Entrance One Guinea. French is the only language allowed to be spoken by the Scholars, whose health. morals, and liberal deportment, are ,particnistly attended to. The School will open again after the Vacation, on Monday, July 26th, 1813. Further paniculats may be known by applying to Mr. Bent, rookseller, No. 53, Patemostcr-row, and at 59, St. Martin's lane, where the Principal may be spoken to, and references had, it required)-to respectable families whose sous are now at the Academy, or have there completed their Education. .'tapes to and from London every day. NEW MUSIC. HE ever-memorable Barrue of Virrroem for the T Pianoforte, composed and dedicated to Field-Marshal Wel lirgton. by R. Campbell, price Ss. 6d.; No. 10, of Les Petit Bi joux, containing the celebrated Air of The Thorn, arranged as a Rondo, with an introductory movement, by J. Davy, price 25.; The Brazen Bust, a RoMantic Melo Drama, composed and ao- Ongetl for the Pianoforte, by H. R.. Bishop, price 65.; Arabian Rondo, composed by J. Parry, price Is.; The Regent's Park, a Rondo, by M. Hoist, price is. 6d. London: Published, by Goulding, D'Almain, Potter, and Co. N 0.20, Soho-square; and N 0.7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. T SIVEWRIGHT recommends to the Public the • NEW S PuTE LOITERY, of only 12,000 Tickets, ton tinning a greater proportion of Capitals than usual: viz. 2 of £20,000 I 38 of £ lOO to 21000 2 of £ lO,OOO 2360 of 220 to 250. To begin Drawing 17th SEPTEMBER, 1813. There is a Prize of 210,000 for the first-drawn above 220, froday ; and £20,(J00 fir the first-drawn Prize above £2O on the second day *acts and Shares for which are on sale at his Fortunate Of fices, No. 37, Cornhill; 1, Piccadilly; and 141, Oxford-street. _ OU TSTANDING PRIZES! TBISH intreats the Holders of the undermentioned . Twenty nue CAPITAL PRIZES Sold and Shared by him in the Lottery that finished last Month, to bring thetas for Pay? meat, or Exchange them for Tickets and Shares in the New Lot tt y onli 1 2,''00 1 ickets, to. begin Drawling 17th Septiessiber. a itrise of .E 20,000 9 3 190, • - • 10,050 19,288 . £3OO 4,643 - 200 7,023 - goo 7,085 - 200 7,324 - 200 )1,430 - 200 115,285 . 200 Ib,Boll - 200 15,393 - £OO . .. . . 'r,119. - 12,(T0 15,:31 - 2,000 495 - 1,000 4 83 - 1,000 5 , ,!1:i 1 . 1 ~eco 20,497 - 1,000 6,1;3 4 0 - 500 35,545 - D 0..) 35,388 - 500 . . 16,117 • SOO 1 &C. Bre. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at both of Bur's truly fortunate Offices, 1 . ..0m which Persons in the Country may be supplied by sending their Orders (post or carriage paid) to either 4, CORNIiII.I., or 9, CHARIN(;•CROSS. "NVINE COOLERS and BUTTER PRESER . VERS, on a new construction, are manufactured and sold exclusively by JAMES MIST, at his Warehouse for China, Glass, and Earthenware, No. till, Fleet-street, London. The trials v. hich were made of these articles during the last summer, were very satisfactory, and have warranted J. MIST in prepa ring a large quantity for the present season; besides these arti cles, the Public may have some assurance of the utility of the contrivance from the approbation bestowed on them by the So ciety !or the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac - ures, and Com rot r:e, who rewarded the Inventor last year for this production. Porous Jugs and Goglets equrl to those of Bengal and the Me sliterranean. NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC. TJ. PTON and CO. of the. British Paint Manufac tory, 41, London Wallow) a respectfully inform the Pub lic, that they have taken the Wart-houses lately occupied by •11vs-i - s. Travers lisdaile, Sugar Bakers, Vit. 62, QUEEN ,STI4 LIT , CHEA Pthl://, M which place may he purchased, as rat Lointat Wall; GUN INE OILS and COLOURS, at the NVIIOLLSA LE FRILLS, ior :MONEY, ht re the it tel , .rahle, arid impent•irabh- Paints, groum: in Linseed Oil, P.irk l'uli.tgs, \V e.ather-Ifo.trdin!7, Stuccoed Prints, Combu:Qingl, r.re new .clliiig at the can to Prices as hereto sore, viz. Invis::)le Gre.en, 5& 6. pi r cwt.; Dark Olive Gretn,7o6.; Bright Olive Green, 1 P_s.; lilac, Hes.; Black, White, Yellow, • P'one, and Lead Colours, 566. rr cwt. each ; 50s. ; led, 405.; and prepared to thin them for use, r Genuine White Lt - :.d, 565. per cwt.; Turpentine, 11:s. per 4.a:1.; Linseed Oil, ss. cd. per gall ; Painters' Brnrites; and Co- Jen-s of every kind, tlr; or prepared tor use. Genuine Sperm ,0:1, Rs. 6d. per Gal.; Fine Chamber, L's. 61; Pale Seal, 4s. a; ;laud Common Oil, 46. per gailon. N. B. The Impenetrablt: Paints are very handsome in appear :2r.ce, possess great dur:thility, and will stand in hot Climates; 'they are used in the mantic; of other Paints, and are applicable In the general purposes of nsefi an winamenral paintirig. NEW PROCEi, 7ror keeping PROVISION S periectly PRES!! with el their nrigiatal flavour and nutritious qualities, for a considerable 1• ngth of time and in any Climate. .1 1 HE obvious advantages of rheze Puovlstoxs are, First, That shey entirely supersede the necessity of taking el.:1! LIVE. STOCK to Sea, which, exclusive of its own incumbratice, '.•• test be attended with that of provender and fresh water. :,It,ch room, trouble, and UN percc will be saved, besides the loss '•t :• ained., by bad weather, diseases, and wasting. econd!y, That being realy dressed, they may be eaten cold, i.nr it preferred, heated in a fey.. minutes, by which fuel will be letanved, arid the difficulty of conking at sea in bad weather, ren kleted u• 1 tilt importance. The , / are well ca'cillated for all ex "elitions of tnat's crews. landing parties, Sec. &it: and Thirdly, • 1 he salutary e 11 . ttez waicb even an uccaiinnal supply • sif fresh Pros Won, mast have on the I , ;avy and Army, particu !lady in contriltuting most essenthilly to toe restoration of the . .bstilth and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually .saving to the State the valuable lives of many of our Sailors and Soldiers. Meats of all kinds in cases of 4 lbs. to 20 lbs. each. Milk, and coups, in quart anti pint bottles. Orders executed on the shortest notice for present money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Donkin, Hall, and Gamble, lit the Factory, Fort Place, Bermondsey, Southwark; or to Mr. I•ArNadoa, at the OfEve, No. se, Lonabalci-strect, Leaden. ANNYAL LETTING OP THE BAIRA.CIE CANTEENS. EatimpOrncs, UMW*, kit I, 1818. NOTICE is hereby given, that the CANTEENS -LI in the Undermentioned Barracks, are to be let to the highest Bidders, for one Year, from the sOth September next, to the 09th September, 1814. No Person but of unexceptionable Character, nor any Person for more than one Canteen, or who will not undertake bona fide to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his own Person, will be approved; and two Sureties will be required for the regular payment of the Rent, and all Sums which may be come due in respect of the said Canteen, and for the due per formance of the several Conditions and Stipulations of the Lease. The Person whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his Sureties, must execute the Indenture of Lease and Covenants relating theneto, the Particulars whereof may be known by applying to this Office, or to the Barrack-Masters at the several Barracks. The names of two respectable Persons, with their Christian names, professions, and places of abode, who will join the Tenant in executing the Indenture as his Sureties, must be inserted in the Proposals, and the Tenant is to pay for the Stamp, and the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure the Tenant a Licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words it Tender for Canteen," written on the outside Cover, will be received at this Office, en or before 12 o'Clock at Noon of Wednesday, tho 4th of August next, after which hour, ;any proposal received cannot be noticed. By the . Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops billeted upon them. The Form of the Proposals to be as follows: To the Commisbioners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby offer for the Canteen at for one year, from soth Septem ber 1813, to 29th September 1814, the Sum of Pounds as rent, and -- Pounds for the privilege of selling Liquors, &c. therein, making together ----- Pounds, and propose Mr, of and Me, of ....—..... as my Sureties for the same'. Arundel Ashford Battle Berryhead Bexhill Old . Bexhill Hag Birmingham Blatchington Braborne Lees Brighton Canterbury Cavalry Ditto Infantry Chatham North Ditto South Ditto Fort Pitt Cht!:niford, Old Chelmaivrt.l, Naw Chichester Colchester Croydon Danbury Dartmoor Deal North Infantry Deal South Infantry Dor...brow Dover Citadel Dover ileights, er Redoubt Barracks Dungeness Grand Redoubt Dv° (No. 1) Fort (No. '2) Fort k 3) Fort ---- : -(No. 4) Fort Eastbourne Exeter Frankfort, Plymouth Gosport Hailshain Hampton Court Harwich Hastings Horsham Hounslow . GUERNSEY. • JERsEy. Castle Cornet St. Owen': Bay Fort George Aubyn's Bay . 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MANOR, ADVOWSON, and aunt desirable FREEHOLD ESTA I E, is Hampshire —Togewer or in Lots, At tke Dolphins lint, Southarniton, on Wednesday the 21st day of July, 1813, at Twelve o'clock, ACapital ES rATE, sitoate in the most pleasant pat of Hampshire, adjoining the Southampton River, and the New Forest; consisting of the MANalt of MOEN, with several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods, well inclest•e; containing in the %hale 933 A. OR. 13 P. Also the ADVOIA'SON of the RECTORY of MOEN, con sisting of a neat modyrn House, most delightfully situated, with 7 A. OR. 6P. of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tyth • of all kinds of the whole coot:ruing (exclusive of the Purlieu) upwards of 1800 Acres. The Purheu %sato the Manor con•ains 341 Acres. In this Estate there are some of the finest sitvat:ons in the kingdom for build4,g, commanding the most delig'nfut.4iews of the southampton River, ithead, the New !west, and adja- Cent COUlltrf. The E.t.tre is ettrenitly well clothed with remarkably fine thriving Oak Timber, and every way t.li)alile for tile Ma of For tune and the :spill t-inan ; and is capable of great improvements. • hinted ParticittarA. with a ha , ' &gone:ed. may he had of Messrs. Richardson a.'.l Lir-col:is dna-fields, London ; at the print: al Inns in the neighbourhood; and of Meors.Webb, M'ebh, and At wood, Salidsury.—Mr. Thomas Wyatt, at the MaLor Dtbden, trill sitew the Lauds. SUSSPC. Very Valuable FREEHOLD, C. I'l HOLD; and LEASEHOLD Est A (ES, for 10,000 Years with ostensive MANORS. • capital MANSION-HdUIR, called MILLAND PLACE, Gardens, Fish-ponds, and Pleasure Grounds, hs the County of SUSSEX, the Borders of HANTS. By NIL WELLER, At the Avalon-Mart, London, at One tit . ..lock in the Afternoon, on Wednesday, the 28th day of hey, 1813, THEtrulyvaloable F REF. HO LIi,COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, with the tzten.ive Mano. rial Rights over several 'Parishes, With abundance of Game and Fish, of the late Joust VI-reason, Esq. and which will be di. tided into Lots. Ttese Estates, consisting of nearly 12.0 Acres of Arable, Mea dow and Coppl:e Land, finely stocked with Timber, are .ituato about, 411 Miles from London , in a most beautiful and pictu resque part of the County, two Mlles front the Post Town of Ilphook, 24 from Portsmouth, and six from the Market Towns bf Midburst and Petersfield. The Higk Road from the Metro polis to Portsmouth runs through the centre of the Property.— The Manslim.hoese is situate in a most delightful spot, com manding luxuriant Views, abounding in Wood and Water; and there art. on thr . Estate several desirable Sebes for building on. Dier..mptiste Particulars, wizireograved Piano of the. Lots, may be hall at the Crt wn Inns, :smooth zed Gosport; Dolphin, ar.d Red Lion, Peterifeld; King's Arms, Godabnin ; Anchor, Liphook ; the Libraries, Tunbtidge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, Little'.atnptrin, and Doper; at the Marton Mitt; and of Ed ward V. Crum!), Esq. No. 3, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; and further lofurpritinn obi:timed by applying to Messrs. Rhoades and sor., Salk it.4rx, or to Mr. Weller, Chichester, where a Plait of the whole Estate may be seen. SUSSEX, AN THE SEA COAS I', SLX rY-FOUR MILES PROM LONDON---by Mr. PLY lON, At the Swan Inn, at thu.ings, hi the Comity of - Sussex, ns Monday, she 9:h day of August next, at Three &Cinch in the Al ervoi.n, in seven Lots, unless previously disoosed of by Private Contract; of wide,' due notice will he A VERY valu ible ESTATE, situ Ate at Bexhill, xi- In the enmity of Situ x. Two substantial newly erected Dweilo:phouses, with all necosnity Offices, Garden, and Plea* sure-gr minds • Cot:a t ici, Coach-house, Stabling, and sundry Closes of M eadow and Pasture Land in a highs a:e of cultiva tion, cootain.ng in the whole 19 Acres. 1 his Estate is in.thr OCCIDZICIMI of the Proprietor, and in high state of cultivation, and may be bad ca cam. plating the purchase. Descriptive Particalars may he bad, by applying to Mr. Mate, Pas ntatter, at Bexhill, whet will shew the Premtse, and a Map of the several lane • at the principal Inns in the ntighlintirbontl ; the Place of Sale; lane; of Messrs. Sbadwell, Bishop, and Cs. Hnstiags; and of Mr. James, New Boswell-c.lurt, Lin coln's Inn, I.ondon, who are authorised to :teat by Private Con tract, and where Maps are depoated. • OXFORDSHIII E: VALUABLE FREEHOLD!. AT WHEATLEY, To be SOLD by AUC I'ION, by Mr. FOLKER, On Friday, the 27th day of Aug.ist neat, at Twelve &Clock pre• chid., at the Crown inn, Whealey, under such Conditions of Sale as shall be then pmdticed, AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, with galls. Cow-hOUSH, and other convenient Buildings sidtate in Wheatley afuresaid, in die occupation of Mr. Thomas, urgins, to_lether with SOt A. Olt. 2.5 P. more or less of caramel; produc• ire inclosed a.id lithe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Caliphs Land, the whole forming p very complete and capital Farm.-. Also an old estabiished Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, in the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard, Garden, Sables, and other convenient Budding.; likewise several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pa.ture Land, in the occupations of the said Thomas luggins and of Mr. Wittig's* Juggins, John Haynes, Noah Crooke. and others, yearly tenants; and sundry Cottages. Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley aforesaid, the whole whereof will be sold in eighteen diCrent Lots. la'healty is wi.hin five auks of Oxford, upon the turnpike road trading through Wycomb to London. Printed Pardculars describing she various Lots may be bad at any time after the 22dinstant,on application to Messrs. Graham, Knderley, and Domville, Someirors, Lincoln's Inn. London ; Me4sts. Walsh, Solicitous. Oxford, at whose respective Offices Nla!ie of the E.tates may be seen; and of Mr. Gills, L4nd Sur. veyor,l.treham, Hants. '1 he Lots may be viewed at any state with leave of the Tenants, bt applying to Mr. John Haynes, Crown Inn. Wheatley. HO:41 DLVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVArE CONTRACT, Et;her together or In Lots, A CAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD F.STA l'E iu possession and reversion, consisting of the LorkleVp and Manor of lioniton, and several improvable Farms. wish a vet y considerable part of the Borough of I loniton in Mee. suages, Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1430 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, mid Arable Land, lying compact and encoding immediately from the town for a dia. tame of more than two miles between the Sidmouth and Beer turnpike roads, producing a dear present inclose of upwards of £l4OO, but of the estimated value of £7OOO per annum. Full particulars may be bad at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom prepaid, for the purchase are to be addre.sed. Particulate may also be had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton. mar Modbary. Devon ; of Messrs. Townsend and Pears*, Solicitors, in Hod. ton ; and of Mr. Richard Raine, Land Surveyor, 6. Holborn ' court, Gray'rlun, Leaden, of whoa• a Plan of the ilstats may be sees.