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BELLAMY, Mr. war oso ?4, Mr. LACY, and Mr. BR AH M. Leader of the Bind, Mr. CRAMER. iiza" ;iisics-RAL/PpANI;y: ;~~- ~ -. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. • Exettuir RESIDENCE, AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES . , . . OF LAND, MID01.1?-gEX. A DESIRABLE FAMILY HOUSE, plea:in:l F A.A. situated in the respectable Village of Laleham, with suits hie 01Bees, spacious Gardens, Creen-house, Coach-hose, &a -! Ming, and Farna-yard, Earo, Room, and a quuni-7 of rich Land, i Part bounded by the ruad leading to :st.iines cnittening to : gether about 31 Acres, L an d- tax allowed, ' fiche -free, and statute measure. ITo be viewed wi t h Ti c k e • A ; and further particulars known, of Messrs. Hoggars and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-area. SALES BY kettibist: • Princ!pal Second Violin, Mr. 1.4.0eas ; First Viola, Mr. 1.1:71 CA6 ; Principal Violoncellos, Mr. Litsinat add Mr. C. A sm.! ; Principal Double. Bass, Mr. PeativAt ; 'Oboes, M MTS. Antl.alr And Bonsai ; Clarlunetts, Mews. MA lON and RYA ; Bas goons, Messrs. Houtz' and J. Asa cur ; Flutes, Mesas. J. C. AsnLer 10,nd HOWELL; French Mortis, Messrs. ; 3'rumpets, Messrs. Hrue and SON ; Trornbone, . Signor MA RIOTTI ; Drums. Mr. Btoasscomna ; Double Drums, Mr. Jaurtlesou:.-—The Organ by, and the whole under the direc tion of, Mr. A. CORFE. VALUABLF. LEASEHOLD FARM. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD FARM, i n th e County of Kent, IS miles from town, consisting of 1 145 Acres of Amble, Ale.tclow, P.e.ture, and Wood Land, wijh a comfortable varm•hnnse, and Ow-buildings, large and produc tive Gardena, Orchard, Shrub!, -ry, Sec : the whole forming a 'complete, limitable, and ornamental farm, in the best state of cultivation, and at an old low rent : the present occupier retiring through ill health. Further Particulars may be known of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Dr ad-street. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lsovo's, JOLT S, lOW THE COMNIITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND feel it their duty, on the late signal and glorious Success of the gallant Army under the command of the Marquess of WELL INGTON, at VITTORIA, to call on all their Country men to enable tl.crn to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been disabled in this noble Conflict, for them selves, or the Widows, Orphans, and Relations, who depended on them for support. This Institution since its establishment at the :commence ment of the present War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 14,646 Cases of Officers, Seamen and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives : and,- including the heroic Sufferers on the recent memorable Victory, It has still a large number of the mos t meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com mittee feel a firm reliance, that through the .generous sympathy of all ranks of a disceroiog People, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile aims of its powerful and vindictive Ineniy, . 4 ' the BRITISH SEAMAN and SOLDIER may. still 4 ' toniderniftrust, that these who are de . ar to him while living, ' ll shall, in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Frienda and Guardlage grateful and generous Country: la and that lie sitho,„miry be dissblod - :la its defence shall not be 40. seglectedif . tireeiwhoM he has bravely defeaded." - ILobertVrta• . af MO 0 0 British Gratitude for ' - '1 1 0 t.ordC,harlea Tyynsetid4Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry SO 0 St • 2ie;tl.-Generif Wffi.Herstey ' 10 0 0 7 %list) 0 AdmiratLegge • • • : s' : . 1111••• 0 0 It Dobrie • s-2 . 10 0 0 Willard - SO 0 0 I..ieutenapColooel John Rowley • Rev. Wm.-Carmalt for officiating two Sundays as Chaplain to the 4.h ItOyal Surrey Light on Putney Heat , . 1 0 0 C. P- - 1 0 0 .Rev Dr. Irm.l3el T - " • 60 0 0 kicrtry Holiand,.Alhany • - • : . 10 10 0 1-1.11 the Perialtir piSil by the Toll colleetor at Small- I•ury ;rent; bilsi? Hourellow 0 Benjainiu bay/ey, NOwatk-upon-Trent - • ..2 2 0 1. P. WELSPORD, Secretary. Subscriptions 're"-coeiect d at the Bar of Lloyd's ; and by the respective Banters STAMP-OFFICE, LONDON, jai, 29, 1813. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, !'hat an Act 4 - 1 was passed in the late i.ession of Parliament, for altering, explaining, acid amending an Act of the-fertreightk year of leis Majesty's Reign, for granting. Stamp Duties in Great Britain. *int regard to the Dunes on Re-issuable Prosnissosy Notes (commonly called Bankers' Notes), and on conveyances on the salt and Mortgage of Property ; and for better enabling the Commissionertiorfamps to give relief in cages of spoiled stamps; iisd for better semring the duties on stage coaches.—ln regard to .BANKERS' NO FES, It is enacted , that after the lOtb day of October next, no pro- missory notes, for the payment to the bearer on demand, of any sum not exceeding two pounds and two shillings, shall he re iisued, by any Bankers or others in England, at any time after the expiration of three years from the date thereof, under a pe nalty. or £3O, but that all such notes shall, on the payment thereof after that pesiod, be forthwith cancelled, by the persons paying the same, under the like penalty. The re-issuing of notes for larger sums is already restrained by the former Act.—ln re gard to SALES AND MORTGAGES, Divers previsions .re made for removing doubts Tavb jell occurred on the former Act relating to the ad valorem duties.--In re gard ttl SPOILED STAMPS, The Commissioners are authorised to allow and exchange stamps on written instalments signed by any party or parties (et two policies of.insuranee) which have or shall become inoperative unfit or Insufficient for the purpose imendel, void, or useless, it; a variety of cases not before provided for. But application for the allowance must be Made within six months After the passing of the Act (on the lOthofluly ittst,), or after she di}teof the inettu nients, or within six months after the instruments : become void, incase of , their becoming void•torwant of intolment% or within six months after the same shall l?r received back, in case-of, choir.. having been sent - abroad. • And ad applications for the alloivancp of spoiled stamps en instrements not fully Written, or not signed by any party, must : be made, at, this Office, within six snood's aner the passing of the Act, or within six months after the same shall have been spoiled, if •beionging to persons resident in Lon don or W.cst minsteror within ten mile* thereof, or-within twelve months after the same shall have been spoiled, if belonging to persons resident elsewhere in England. And affidavits, or solemn affirmations in the case of Quakers, of an the facts and circum stances relating to the spoiled or useless stamps brought for allow ance, must accompany the applica , ion ; which affidavits or affir tnations must, be made before a Conam:4s:r. , orr of Stamps, or . a Matter in Cliancery, ordinary or extraorden3ry. And any per sun making a false oath or affirmation will be punishable for per lury,—ln regard to STAGE COACHES. The,Act contains a clause for more effectually securing the dit ties, in casts of persica aiming sage roaches without a licence. Ard it is enacted, that all licences for kes ping rage coaches, V. Ilch shall have been granted, vsthin six months preceding the ]st of Antlitt. 1813, shah continue in force ti.l the 311: July, 1814, I%d that all licences granted before the Ist Feb I 81Z, and being in force on the 3tst July, 1813, shall era-e on that and new licences shall be taken out in lieu thereof an the day fetiowel ; and ail licences to be granted after the 3lst July, 1813, ace have edict and condrite in force, from the date (hereof, uutil the 3lst day of July, folleiting, and no longer. It is tecornmended to all Binkers, Solicitor.. Stationers, and others concerned, to make themselves ar , ;irtinte3 with the pai tt• ee ear previsions of Ole Act, in order that they may avoid penal ties, and intide themselves to the relief given by it., in tile case °I Wiled Starr. brordtr of the Commissioners, wu.X.A.Vil,bl,,SeCretarf. DETACHED VILLA, IN THE VICINITY OP HAMPTON COURT, with immediate possession. Bx Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS At the Mart, on Friday, August IS, at Twelve o'clock , utiles* an acceptable offer be previously Thad* by PrPrase Contract, ASELECT LEASEHOLD RESIDENGE, seated In the centre of a productive Garden, Lawn, and Shrubbery, containing together about two Acres, abundantly cropped and planted with Fruit-trees in full bearing, with Coach house, Stabling, domestic Offiets and Ceßaring, and the occu pancy of between two and three Acres of Meadow Land conti guous. To be viewed with Tickets, which with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Holman and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange; Particulars also of Messrs. T. and W. Lowe, Solidi tots, Temple; at the Toy, Hamptam-court; Griffin and Son, Kingston ; Castle, Richmond ; and at the Mart. KEMPTON PARK. MANSION abd PLEASURE-GROUNDS, near Sunbury and Twickenham. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Frid .y, August IS, at Twelve o'clock, . - by order of the Executor KEMPTON ; the elegant RESIbENCE of the late JOHN Fists, Esq. deceased; comprising a beautiful Mansion, fitted up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation of the Gothic Architecture; delightfully situated in the centre of a mein luxuriant Domain and Park of FOUR HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, principally enclosed by paling, and orna mented with Plantations of Stately Forest Trees: the Park is in tertected.by a Canal of nearly one mile and a half in extent, flowing from a Lake of six acres, upon which is a Water Corn-mill, wr h Water-works, throwing water over the whole of the Premises. The MANSION is suitable for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, with Rooms, lofty and of gond proportion; the principal Apartments are superbly finished, and decorated with ancient and modern Painted Glass, of eiquisite werkmanship, ire tablets and landscapes. Conveniently detacht :Morn the Mans...n is a substantial Building, of handsome uniform cievatio,i 4%i:u prising double coach-houses, double sets of cables, nial•fe:•ratt apartments, turret clock and cupola: also Bailiff's tiouse, dry., Dairy, Brewhouse, Granary, Gardener's Cottage, and flume rolls Agricultural Out-buildings. The Gardens contain about three acres, inclosed by new walls, bearing trust in the highest perfection, ornamewed in a Sote:i aspect by Horticultural Bui Arita, erected upon :he . best prin ciple for the production of th, finest truit, and includi.s peach house, double graperies, eonsi.rsatory, pineries, and succession houses, trtet3ier about 220 let t in extent. The %el. , * Estate Is free from Rec•orial Tithes, and lien within a rind fence, excepting about 40 acres, which is intersected by the road to Sunbury, upon which ‘s a Cottage and Out-buildings. The Park and !.and may be viewed at any time, on aliplicatbn to the Bailiff, Mr. Paterson : the Mansion and Gardens c,its o:; :y be viewed by printed Particulirs, at Ss. each; to be had of Mesrs. Firci,.art and Phillips, 6i., Old Broid-street, Royal Exchange. PERPETUAL ADVOWzON AND Next' PRESENTa. TION TO A VALUABLE LIVING, IN A BEAUCII Ul. PART OF THE COUNTY OP BERK .• By Messrs. HOGGART and PI iII.LIPS, At the Mart, ea Friday, August 47, at Twelve, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION on the demise of the present incum bent, shout 70 years of age, to the valuable Rectory of Nation!, Pit uate in a most beautiful part of the County, near the Vale o: White Horse, 1 . 4 nt , les from the City of Ox . erd, 5 from Wantage, tWo 'from 'Fartingtion, and about 70 mks trent London ; com prising the Great and Small Tythes of the whole Parish, contain ing about 1000 Acres of fertile Land, an excellent Parsonage House and Offices, Pleasurt-grounds and Gar.lens, with 52 Acres of Glebe Land, forming altogether a very valuable and desirable Prorerty for investment, the presumed animal value exceeds.C6oo. Printed Particulars may be had 15 days prior to the Sale, at the Kingston Inn, and Crown Inn, farringdon ; Star, Oxtord ; King Alfred's Head, Wantage; Plough, Clieltenhmn Hoop, Cambridge; Mr. Sellwood, Solicitor, Abingdon; at the Mart; and of Messrs. lloggart and Phillip% Old Broad-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS NEAR SPALDIN G, LINCOLNSHIRE. By Messrs 110OCORT and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Frir`ay, • Augurt 27, at twelve, in two lets, unlets an acceptable offer is vtounly made by Private Contract, SINGULARLY Ddsirable FREEHOLD Are ESTATE, extra Parochial, aid free from Eythes and Lard 1 '::x, comprising two very eligible and im( rovable Farms. containing. Five Hundred and Fifty-nine Acres of remarkably fertile Arable and Pasture I and, lying in a rill fence, adjoin ing the High Road from London to Boston, convenient *or Land and Water Carriage, 6 miles irons Spalding, 2t 'trim Bunton, is from Peterborough, and 12 front Stamford, in the County of Lincoln; with a Farm House, Cottaps, three Barns, stabling and other Outbuildings. '1 he farms being now in hand the Purchasers may he accommodated wi'h immediate' possession. To be viewed, and Particulars bed at the Peacock; Boston ; George, Stamford: Angel, Peterborough; &11, StiPost • P Sara cen's Head,Lincoln ; Angel, Doncaster ; Elridge's, Hotel, York ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 64 Old Broad-street,-Royal Ezcbange. THE CUILWORTH ESTAIT, NEAR GUILDFORD, IN 111 COUNTY OF SURREY. By Merin. HOGGART and PHILLIPX, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, the 27th of August, at Twelve . . o'Clnek, in One Lot, by direction of the Executor of the late JoNN Eists,,Esq. deceased, THE. MANOR anti veryNaluable FREEHOLD ESTATE and DOMAIN of CHILWOR I . H, embracing almost the whole of the Parish of St. Martha about two miles from GntldfortiOn the County of Surrey, - compri , ing ONE THOUSAND and FIFTY-SIX. ACRES of LAND, in capital Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood. The Intpropriate R.E.c . ror.Y of S F. MARTHA ON THE HtI.L, with Right of Presentation, Gunpowder Mills and Plant, Paper Mills and Plant, several Farm-houses, Buildings of every description, and numerous Tenements and Cottages. The VALUABLE . and - EX fENSIVE MANORIAL RIGHTS attachtd to this Estate, Quit Rents and Immunities, Rights of El-hery, Rights of Common, and Rectorial Tythes. "rho Estate is conveniently subdivided into Eight capital Farms, in the several occupations of Messrs. Ryder, Wells, Tinker, Crowder, Rowland, and Ball, at low Rents, amounting to only ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and THIR TY-FOUR POUNDS per Annual, exclusive of the Tythes, Ma,u and Two Hundred Acres of Land in hand. The Value of the Estate, if in hand, would produce at least .t 400 per Annum. —1 he Leases will expire at various periods, some within seven years. Descriptive Particulars of this valuable Property will be ready for delivery by the Such July, and may be had at the White Hart, Guildford ; :King's Head, Horsham; Red Lion, Dorking; New Inn, Worthing; Castle, Brighton;. Star, Lewes; of Meters. Qtaluttn, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mears. Hoegirt and Phillips, 62, Old Broadsheet s Loudon; where's Plan of did Elate may be ace n. THURLESTONE INCLOSURE. (By Authority of an Act of Parliament for the said factotum) By Messrs. SENIOR, At the Rose and Crown Inn, in Penistone, in the County :If York, on Friday, the 13th day of August next, at Four Alock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as &ball be theta and there produced, UPWARDS of 1550 Acres of MOOR LAND, being part of the Upper or Black Moors, w.thin 1 hurls stone, near Penistone, itt Seven Lots. Lot 1. Containing 59 Acres. Lot 2. Containing 268 Acres 2 Roods. In this Lot there are 50 Acres of Bent Land, capable of being cultivattd, and for two miles adjoins upon the preserved Manor of liolme. belonging to his Grace the Duke of heeds, and the preserved Manor of Mnt •ram, in Longrieniale, belonging to Lord Disart, and is at all times well stocked with Moor Game. Lot S. CO:!• aining 178 Acres 2 Roods. TLat part of this Lnt lying hetwer n ilroati Clougff and Brown Clough, may he culti vated at an :.a , y expeoce. Let 4. Containing 180 Acres. Th's Lot canskts of Bent, Rush and Bracken Land, and contains upwards of 80 Acres, which may also be cut•ivated at an racy expence. . . Lot 5. Con , aining 179 Acres 2 Roods. - From 25 to 35 Acres of the North cud of this Lot are cap Able of cultivation. Lot 6. Coritaining 231 Acres 1 Ruod 15 Perches. About 13 Acres at the North-west corner of this Lot are also capable of cultivation. Lot 7. Containing 279 Arcs 3 Roods 25 Perches. The above Lots abound with Moor Game, worthy the atten tion of Sporting Gentlemen, and the parts which are not capable of immediate cultivation, will let well as Sheep Walks, to speculative Gentlemen an Oppor.unity like the present seldom occurs, as these Moors are-admirably adapted for the growth of the Florin Grass. The communication in every C.- rection is good, as a considerable sum has lately been expended in nialti:eg a road through the country to join tbe.:Donciamr and Manchester turnpike road, and which is ink perfect state of repair. Plans and printed Particulars or the above Lott are left at Mr. Let's Office, in Wait-.died; at the Place of Sale; at the Wag g‘tn an , ! Horses Pubhe : house, in Thu!'esteem; at Robert God t!ard's, Board-hill Bar ; ant, at 'Minus 1 ayloes, otSalterbruok, lad the iaid Robert Goddard Will sheer the Land: At the sane dm" knd pia& will also ha pt up for See, 26 Lots of Load, situate on Honed ' s/site Mont, itOrailitviditc 11.1111 i, sad "1 hirlestone Dank, xtthui Ttitti levant.' /lan% of lortds:i•ui..y be seen, and Printi.4 Parrieulal y thrtcuf lrasl pt unfelt:l%i Alov, 5,-Ists. ()x Fount-111w. • • VALUABLE. FRBEDOLDS AT WI-TEATLEY, to be SOLD by AUC nom. by Mr. FOLK El, _ _ _ _ . .-• • . On Ft idit•:, the 27th day of Auguit petit, at I littler o'ClOck FM• i•ely, at die Crown hi% Wher ley, ouster suck Conditlops of sale as shall be then produced, AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, wi h Bares, Cow-houses, and other co mentent Jiull hams 4 nate 'in Wheatley athresaid, in the occupttinn of Mr. Thomas, triceth:r with I.'ol A. Olt. 115 P. more or less of eatremely prodtic ive inclosed and Ii he-free, Arable, Pasture, and Copptee 1.5t , .1. the whole forming a very comply.. and capital Farm.— Also an old vstal)!i died inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, ie the vccupation of hn with ettensive Yard, garden, Statieb, and othur cat , vorp‘itt P.:Adjnes; likewise sevaal Closes of rich Arable, I\l••ad , ra., and l'aqure in the occupations of the said Juggins and of Mr. William Juiggins, John' Haynes, Noah Cr dc,•, and whets, y,arty tenants; and sundry Cottages, ()retard., Ara Gar,lrs, at Wheatley aforesaid, the whnle whereof %yid 1, soM in t ightern different hots. Wheathy Is wi . liin five miles of Oxford, upon the turnpike road leading through N'ycomb to l ondoo. Printed Par iculars d. scribing ibe various Lots may be bad at any iime after the 2•'d instant, on application to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, ► d Solicitor', Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Wal.h, Solicitors, Osford, at whose respective (Ake' Maps of the Estates may be seen; and of Mr. Gills, Land Sur veyor, Latham, Hunts. The Lots msv he viewed at any time with leave of the Tenants, by apilying to isfe. John Haynes, Crown lon, Wheatley. SODA WATER, MADE BY THE AERATED SODA POWDERS. rill-ITS Preparation will be found extremely useful 1. and convenient to all persons whose situation renders the conveyance of Soda Water inconvenient or expensive; it is por table for the pocket, and unchangeable in any climate. Pre pared and sold by Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, HaymArket, Landon; sold also by Vade, 46, Comh:11; Sanger, 150, Oxford. street ; and others throughout the United Kingdom, in boxes for one dozen, at 29. 9d. each. TIE Public are urgently solicited to notice the following distressed situation of a PROFESSIONAL GEN TLEMAN and his homily, under great affliction, whose Furni ture, &e. has la cently been sold off under au Execution, which came on him on. xpectedly, with o‘her afflicting misfortunes, and severe bodily infirmities, which precludes him at preseut from following his pretessional avocations, unless the sympathy t he benevolent is excited and disposed to contribute some small Aid, to alleviate their melancholy situation. It is with pain and anxiety the above appeal is submitted to the notice of the well disposed (as being now their only alternative,) in the expectation it may not prove unavailing to their benefolence. The smallest donation would be thankfully received and ac knowledged by the following Bankers :—Sir James Esdale and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Austen, Maunde, and Tlison, Hen• rietta-street. Tie following donations have been received, for which he returns his grateful thanks, through the medium of his friends, which has tended greatly to alleviate his severe afflictions, and enabled them to make scorn, arrangement for the future sup port of himself and afflicted fedilly—it few more subscriptions is mast urgently solicited frum'a benevolent Public to accomplish it, who are never backward to alleviate the sufferiogs of the dis tressed, and to sooth their afflictions : Rev. Dr. W. Bell sCIO o I Win. Gordon, Esq. XI 0 Right Hon. Lord Foley 5 0 Wm. Manning, Esq. . 1 0 Sir Thos. Winnington 2 0 / Sir J. H. Browne 1 0 . Hon. W. Lyttleton 40 I Rev. Dr. Horne 1 0 Rev. Mr. Wright 1 0 Rev. Mr. E.•.w. Keytt. 1 0 Rev. Mr. Pearson 1 OIE. V. 1 1 Lord Vise. Althorpe 2 0 Subseriptiesis are likewise received by the Tim M?. Wright, Minister of Ely Chapel, No. 14, Fly-place, Holborn; Mr. Rees, 62, Pall Mall; Messrs. Westley and Parish, 199, Wand; 'and Mt, J. Richardson, 91, Royal Exchange. DEVON—COURTLANO. A FREEHOLD ESI ATE, rlegant MANSION, FARMS. and LAND, einiate en the Bank, of me Etter Exe, between Exmouth arid Lympstm. be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. it• MINS, THE truly desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, LOUR PLAN': ; comprising a very eligible and delightful Iteiidence, fit for the accommodation of a Family of the first die. tinction ; with Offices of every description, two double limb. houses. Stabling for twetro Hu.ses, enclosed Poultry-yard, nag another requisite Ont-buldings, placed in a Lawn, an a fins commanding Eminence, and on a healthy gravelly Soil, on the Banks of the Exe, the Grounds sloping down to the River, et which, wish the & i Ocean, and variegated Country, it comma nds beautiful and extensive Views, encirckd by thriving Plantauotas and Gravel \Vallis excellent Kitchen Gardens, walled, and well planted and stacked, Melna Pits, Forcing Frames, and three capital and productive Hut• homes. taco nh feet Intidi'eclitionint P L acberie., Drapery, &e. with various Enclosures of Arable and Meadow Land; the whisk e.timated at upwards of Fif'y Acres. The complete and elegant Furniture ut the Mairion will be iold.ntitli it. and the tow:loser 'nay be =comma:l24.d with a eellar t.f Cloice Wins, and witls the dniet of Mikb Cows, Sheep, &c. at a fair .aluatiee. . . , • ALL, nearly adjoining, the Fatms of Vrper and Lamer Bale. dan, compri.ing two Farin Houses, Dania, Stable., Cart.lodeee, and Out building., Garth-u,, prodaeriee Vrehat.ll, Arable and Meadew land, in thr eldfilf3•lo2. Cantata. by estimation, mitivarls of Kftptteit Acres couch are various liestiee el situations 'Or the erectiou of Viva . % esnn a nd. lug er eviler Views of the River, a.:.1 Coahtry, and rendered pe:Viatly ealoati:e by c.i.i.tgu::t t".t the town of Elmo' h. I lee Farms seal be sod totteihvr wit% Contemned, it ; the Gruwiiig Par:alig Utensil, and bock, in..y he taken at Appraisenit nt. iu be %too/red by Tickets only. which, with P utieuttra t may b- bad of John Vidurv, Baq. Exeter; Au,* of Mr. 11.4.11.. War. wit.k.sareet, Gartal-eiefara, Wilma' a Plan uf tlw Kamm may be nem. • MONEY immvniATELv..—N.o. 11, Iliake •iircet, Adrlol. rIHE CONDUCTORS of . this ()Ince can te .m. mind say times of Nlt.iley, sat are in the hlb:t of makes( advances open every description of tiessr‘ty, a kh romp , no, and liberality.—Atteedsoee (tom ten five.—l esters muse be Mt& PEA ItLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG. rr HE Advertiser Worthy real MAntifacteina, is A. determined to sell terry article of the ltro tastiloa aed workmanship at the following reduced prices. ea. Pearl Necklacesanypattern from sefi renuking r " 12 0 Earrings per pair I 5 0 010 6 Bandeaux • • 10 10 0 210 0 Sprigs 4 4 10 upwards 5 0 Bracelets per pair 5 10 o 0 10 6 Lockets 1 11 ti 0 14 et Broaches 1 S 0 0 7 6 Crosses - 1 t 0 L 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladles and Gentletaen conceive and believe, from the aSove priers, that every ornament is trade of a com position, or •vhat is scommunly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is composed of °metal Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real workman, are offered to the public mach under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco cases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, har-rings, and three Brooches, from i 23 to £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, Nu.l, Graoge-court, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Ornaments or any Artic!e sent to Lad:ca in the Country, by a respectable Reference in Town. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.—CANE ss. To Mt - . B. Ge es r, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars. Maid-lane, Borough, Southwark, Mardi s , I 8 9. DEAR SlR—When I contemplate on the won. detful cure which your Medicines have performed on me, I tee! myself desirous of having It made public as poslible. In the year 18(06 I broke my kg two different times in the same week, and it was so bad!) set as to oblige me to walk with my knee on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London, the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper. until he pr...nounced me in curable, which was in the year 1809. I then begged of him to cut off my kg; in answer to which he obset red, tl.at amputa'ion would be the death of me, therefore he declined this operation. In the year 1812, yor, having. cured my .brother of a most di*. 'rasing head-ache, he recommended me to you : I attended on • my wooden leg, when my leg measured one inch and three quar ters less than the other—ft was cold as ice, and had been so for the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had nn use for my wooden leg on the second day. '1 he sixth day I finally left ou my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ever I was. But seat seems to me, still more strange than this, is, that this 11; now measures the same size as my other, not has it ever teen cold since the first week of using your Lotion mid taking your Pills. My singular case is well known to nearly all the people in Henley on Thames, and to mere than a thousand people residing within quarter of a Mile from your house, where I live ; and he assured it nay never be f!srgot by me so long as I am capable of recollection ; ar.d am, dear Sir, your kunible servant, : . . WILLIAM IitOWLING. (Case K to $ fume Paper.) ARMY REGULAMIN 'WATER-PR . etZIAKS, FOP FOREIGN SERVICE.. Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Princißegent and Duke of York. IAT PULSTORD'has the honour to inform the • Army, and his Friends in general, that the Water-proof CJoalt arc ro be had as usual, at his Army Regulation Ware holm, No. 4, King street, St. James'i•square, where an assort- , mtrr of Naval, Military, and Tmvelling Cloaks are always ready. nre warranted to resist the wet for any length of time. 1.37 e l'ulsford ansi Sergeants, No. 4, King.street,•St-Jarnes's.square. • • _._ • SALES BY AUCTION': SUSSEX; . 011 THE" SEA COAST, SIXTY-POUR MILES PROM LONDON.—By Mr. PEY FON, At .the Swan Inn, at Hastings, in the Couaty of Sussex, en r - c %Ugly, the 9th day wf August next, at Three o'Clock its the Aftersoics, in Seven . Ldts, unless p reviously disposed of by Private Contract;of which due notice will be given, -A VERY valuable ESTATE, situate at Bexhill, in the County of Sussex. Two substantial newly erected Dwelling-houses, with all necessary Offices, Gardens, and °Plea sure-grounds • Cottages, Coach-house, Stabling, and sundry Closes of Meadow ancPaststre Land is a high state of cultiva tion, containing in the whole 19 Acres. This Estate is in the occupation of the Proprietor, and in a high state of cultivation, and possession may be had on com pleting the purchase. Descriptive Particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Mate, Postmaster, at Bexhill, who will chew the Premises and a Map of the several Lots; at the principal inns in the neighbourhood ; the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Shadwell, Bishop, and Cs. So licher., Hastings; and of Mr. James, New Boswell-eourt, Lim coin's Inn, London, who are authorised to treat by Private Coa -1 tract, and where Maps are deposited. HEALE MANSION AND AIANOR, WILTS, • Four Mfrs frrms Salir'.ury, To be LET insinedisttly, For Seven Years, ; Voidable by either Party at the en I of any Year alter dig first three Years; ONSISTING of an EntrAnce Hall, and Vesti bule; a Dining-parlour, 38 test by 20; Breakfast-room feet by 16, and a L lusty of the vine dens-m.intis, on the ground 6.)0r; an elegant Drarrintrot nl, SO fret by en, and ano ther P. , to nt the like dimension., ; i4.ur tarry Bed-rtkens, with I Dressing-rooms and Close ~ on 'he first thor ; and tett Bed rooms in the attire; with approprist_ Offices of every dcseription; 'stabling for 12 Horses, double Coach-house, l'icarire-groun and F.s-ery in the Avon; with rich Meadow. P.a. ture, and Arable Land, surru , sucting the How*, cont.iining *1 acres, 3 roods, 14 perch 1, with the Deputation of the Mawr. Apply to Messrs. Richardson and Cornett!, 7, Lincoln's-inft Fields, I.ondon or to Mesas. Webb, Webb, sod Attwood, Salisbury.