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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and SoCOMMIS SIONER His MAJASTri Nal PT, a. hereby give Notice That on Wednesday, the 92d Instant, at One •'Clock, they will he ready to treat with sucfi Persons as may be Willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one or more of them, with CANADA WHITE OAK TIMBER, RED PINE 1 IMBER, WHITE OAK PLANK, RED PINE DEALS, ASH CAPSTAN BARS, and ASH OAR RAFTERS. distribution of the Articles, and a forty of the Tender sway Le seas at this Office. No Tender will Se rewind after one °Wad, on the sky of treaty, nor any motive, wakes the party, or an agent for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addrared to the Nay Board, and signed by two resporsig Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sun e £90,000 for the due per:Toro gate 01 the Contract. i VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE, On the East side of Bridge-street, Blackfriars, LLIOIBLIL TOR IN (STING MONIST. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee house, "Change alley, Comfit% To-noit• stew, 9th September, ISIS, at Twelve &Cinch, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; and part LEASEHOLD, under the City of London: eons prising two substantial well-built commodious DWELLING HOUSES, four Stories high, and conveniently planned, with Offices, Yards, Stables, Coach-houses, &c. situate Nos. 33 and 34, oo the Last side of Bridge•street, Btickfriars, in the occupa tion of Willis, Esq. and Soot, Esq.; al , o part of the Dwelling House, situate No. Sg, atl-dning the foregoitig, In the occupation of ---- Kensington, ER; and part of the Yard at the back of No. 31, in the occupation of Whit Lid, Est the whole on Lease .o Messrs. Hafts= and But ton, fur an u:,expired tun) of 74 Years, from Michaelmas next. At the Haig R-yal Hnna , fleorge's 'wee, lrymnoilt„ on Frills? I wo 'ha 10 h day a Sertern!-e- at b1..50, a - ti THE g(10.1 CH.V , SE MAREE k P U. DEN I . ; Burthen about Fil y Tons; cip.bred by, and condemned as Prize to his 1144 I , y* ~ O LDrlNcn, keno. WALLER, Esq Caprien. TM% Veqacl is fia floored, takes th ernun I well, and earth.* • a large Cargo— would make a very handy li tle Coaster or Lighter, sad Is well foand. Immediately afi erwards, Her CARGO ; consisting bf, tur Exportation, grit Hog.hrals; S Nall H• ;ahead, French Kt.' Wine; I t Pipes very sap. nor Fr.nch Brandy After which, ex lams, condemned as Prise, 'TRISH CHARITABLE SOCIETY, instituted f„ r t h e p t rro t . of relieving. by serionahle Benefactions, such Families and lit'ivAtials of the Irish Nation. as, destitute of all Settlementln this Country, may be reduced to nndeserved tress, or . stand in need of Assistance to return to their Native Country. revisor,' . His !loyal Hlghnist the PRINCE REGENT. • His Royal Highness the DiIKE . of SUSSEX. vice ratsiesitrs. Mart3ids of LAt, - spow • A t s I Earl of.DAawt,ET Marquis of Dowihiniat "` Earl oteessaotooan • .. Earl of DERBY Fart o' Lissitaisx Earl of 14velLINGUAiSMULE Earl of Coutitosti Earl FIT Z L LIAM . • Lord Bishop of Deitit's . Earl of MOI E A The Lord Mayor of LoWDOWs The number Of persons relieved atfd sent home by this Cha rity, tuna it. otablisbment in IBIS to the .Ist of September, 11 3, i+ as follows: . , 109 Men—l 44 Women-1149 Children. —Totil 4(14. Of whom the greater part were wounded-or disabled Soldiers sad Selmen, and their Wives and Chiideen. •: EDWARD QUIN, Secretary. , . Donations and Annual Sub-ciiptions "received by Messrs. Slni Payne, and Smitibs,.Georire-steeet; Mansion House; and by the Secretary, at the ,F!ociety.' House, Cline-court, leet-street, , tvliere attendance is given from Ten to Tbree n'ClOck. 1 2 Ca+ , s, containing =ilk ltd;boost 3 Ditto, oontaloing Ki.l Ghtves. 1011 EIPOITATION• • Also, 16 Pipes • .5 }Mts. Spanish Re.l Rice. 2 Ca.lts Fx R A r OFR, stranded at this Port ott her vi ya r e Tram Tsrraria to I.ontlon. The Premises may he viewed, by permission of the Tenants. Particulars may be bad Of Mr Wortharn, Solicitor, Csa•k-street, Holborn; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiek-street, Golden-square. SUFFOLK—Near STOWMARKET, IPSWICH, and WRY . Eligible Compact FARM of NINETY ACRES, . And near a Navigable River and Common Right, and imiuos dive possession. —By Mr. ROBINS, • At Carraways, to-stoeutow, Sept. 9, at 19, in One Lot, iiVALUABLE FREEHOLD, and Small Part COPYHOLI) ESTATE, situate at S:owupiat d, near Stowniarket, in the County ofaiuffolk, and Common Itigl:t on 1-borney-green, comprising an excellent Farm -Hi tu-e, Barn, Stables,' a 9.1 convenient Outbuildings ; a double Ter.ement, and upwards of Eivhty-nine Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided its dicrent Incibsures by thriving Fences, and in a good state of Cultivation, within thee miles of the ever Gipping, which is navigable to Ipswich, in pos.ayssion of Mr. Lirg, who has notice to quit at Michael nu next. The Estate is compact, and in a pleasant part of the country, good roads in all alirectkins, and capital markets within .3 miles of Ipswich. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Linz, the tenatit ' where Particulars may be had; at the White Hone, Ipswich ; of Messrs. Pearson 3!:1 Bunn, Soliclnsn , Ipswich ; Three Cups, Colchester; Messrs. Hoary, 1 horns, Williams, and Co . . No. 3, St. Mildred's court, Poultry; at Carraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ' street, Golden-square, win re a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Tweaty-one Pireq Spantstt R. d inyucted h c;ica.l.• tar, per DAIIT, and now in b•ind. Also, for the benefit of the enarefhei. Past of an elev. n•inch Cable re PA.IIIAII, it t•r t. A Deposit of l'weoty-fleet Poetise i'.ut off. br reri k er.-e I, I in Cash or Bark 4.1(44010 Mies, et • e iner . of d "colander before rho defter/ of !IMP Goods Fur Inventories, Catalpas, sod fissthir inroemean., aprly to Messrs. HAWK tit aud•Ooss, Illisoefonts, .N Lit (mini% Pfolr i er; - • GENERAL DE JOMINI's WORK. ' Speedily will he publighed,* r . /.ENERA L DE JOMINI'S TREATISE on VII MILITARY OPERATIONS; containing a Critical His tory of the Cam , aigns ck Frederic 11. compared with those of Bo naparte; with a , eview of the principles of the Art of Wm R N-;LATED FROM THE FRENCH. Printed for Patrick Martin and Co. 19s. Otford•street. Sr. HELEN'S PLACE. Genuine STOCK every CHOICE WINE.; th Prom/ er .Mr. WATSON, retiring Irani Rosiness. • • By Mr. F.l.ltli!iltO 111E14 On the Premises, No. %. St. I ielen%-piece, /11411 , ; tgate4l44et, on Wednesday. Septentb.r at Twriv• THE Genuine and very Choice ‘VINLS..con. sitting of about 400 Doter* of Pert, Machin and At rry about 300 Downs of the Port have then Ili Moue. 45 tour, and three years; and the remainder recently host et, hu four years old in the wood. The Wine Ma.% are par.ict4lar y bile Savoured, and the whole tcrommeeded to he PAile. as an op ;)ortun•ty seldom occurring for that purehasingW.nes afoLuine ~uality and high Savour. THE NORTHERN CAMPAIGN. In a few days will be published, in 2 Volumes Octavo, rp"H E NORTHERN CAMPAIGN, embellished with elegantly engraved Portraits of the emperor ALVIAN. DER and BONAPARTE ; .llustrated by Maps of Russia, and Nor thern Poland ; and plans of each particular Route of the Russian and French Forces, during the advance and r-tteat of the latter from Moscow.-13v JOHN PHII.IPPART, Esq. in this Wotk will be given a faitilui detail of the Military Events on the Continent of Europe, from the commencement of the War between France and Russia in 18 . 2, to the period of the Armistice in 1819. Various State Papers, Anecdotes of Bo naparte, &c. &c. With an Appendix, containing all the Bul letins of lionaParte. Printed for Patrick Martin and Co. 198, Oxford-street. BY PER MISSION,ROYAL MILITARY PANORAMA. . On the Ist of September was completed, THE SECOND VOLUME of this valuable Work. The biographies and mill ary statements coataired therein have been drawn up with particular care and imparnality ; the correspondence trom the theatres of war and on military subjects are of great interest to all classes; the narratives of the campaigns in the Peninsula, and in Russia, &c. are formed from the most authentic sources; the Gazettes are given correctly from the com mencement of the Woik • the General Orders issued from the Morse Guards and all the Military Departments are regularly in serted; and the Portraits, Maps, and Plans are engravecrby Ar tists of distinguished ability. Ni expence l'as been spared, no at tention neglected, to rimdtr the rtovAt. Mimi-A a v P.ssin•aats complete in all its tvanclies; and deserving of a prominent situa tion on the shelves of the literati, and a necessary companion to every military man. Published by Par. Martin and Co. 198, Oxford-street ; John Ballatityte and Cu. Edinburgh; sod J. Cumming, Dublin. Tice BRII ISH GALLERY of PICTURES; FIRST SERIES. • Putlishirg in No AIDEIS S and Pears. 'Phis day was published, price lus. 6d. ; Proofs on India Paper, ,El. Is.; or correctly Coloured, in Imitation of tie Original, 42. 12e. 6d. rililE RENT DAY FEAST. Finely Engraved Al. by W. Finnen, from the Original PAINTING by D. Ir IL:1 s nun. in the possession of the Marquis of *Stafford, f win ing the Ins enty.first Number tit the above k " This extensive composition is astonishing for the variety it contains, and the spirit and delicacy with Widda every object is executed." • PA /ITS 1. 11. 111. Pad IV. may alsobe liad;price each .42. 12s. 6d ; Proofs on In•lia Paper, X 5. 55.; or correctly coloured and moanted, 1 welve (-0111:sleaS and a Half : containing the first Tvre:i Numbers eft he above Work. To be continued Monthly l Nlncl'ers, till the Co'eclitm be completed in about Fifty Num bus, and iu Parts, each containing Five Numbers every Six Month•. Published by I negman and Co. Paternoster-row; J. White, Fleet•street ; Cadell :IA Davies, &rand ; P. W. *fowl int, anti at the British GaUery of Pistures, 2u. SS, New Bond-greet, wit •rc the beautiful Drawings in 'Water Colours, executed ex pressly tor this Ptiblicatin', are exhildte(*. Admittance to Nom- Subsoil! rs, Owe Shilling. HA WKINS and DUNN's ESSENCE of COF. FEr:, sold at their htlauufattory, No 79, Great Theillield street, Mary-la•lionne ' London, and by various Grocers, Drug. gists, &c. in Town and Country, in halt-lint b. , ttles, equal to one pound of thelAst Ct.tiee of the respective kind., and six ounces of refined sugar. Turkel gs, od. • Bourbon - - se. ad Bottles ineuded. Plantation - -2%. fid TO make a cup of cell, e, no other trouble Is required, than inertly to put about a tea -5, con cull of the Essence into a coffee cl.p, %.,iti) the usual quantity LI milk and sugar, and fill it up with hut water. '1 he Esience is sold mixed with sugar for hot climates, and for long keeping. '1 he E,ssence is also sold without sugar when wanted for immeala:t use= the half-pint bottle in that case ton tartnng 1 lb. S na. of Coffee, at the sane price as above. As good CeEee eaonot be made without pure water, Havrk:ns rsd Dunn have provided ft:terir.g vessels at Ss and upwards. READ AND INQUIRE, THEN YOU CANNOT BE A SCEVI IC. THOSE ~ :in tcich lo know that our GRKAT CREA• 741 is reiful, as be is omnlposeot, and th 4 lie never antes ded mankind should be tortured with disorders of extreme i vain, a. ittout plscing in hi- power the meat , ' of a cure, naay re wrive this inforniation, by perusing B. Gc EST . & Guide from Pain, irlife_h mar be had at his house, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, loot of Bladiftiars . Zridye ; or may he seen in the STA a Newspaper, ,teem play, 1811, to this day; .likewise may be sten in la Belle Assernblee, from Dec. 1814, until au indetnite ter. n. Case 85 will be inserted in this Paper on Saturday next, for the last time, and will be followed by Cases 101 avd 87, both of which reside in the neigl.:ionrhood of Mr. Wm. Dowling, and have been lately returned from the London Hospitals us being incurable; 88 is a 'ex. of Contrared Gout, attended b) a most distressing Liver Complaint, of a Captain in the East-India t;ervice; wrote by him self, and published at hls reqtiret, the troih of wltich can likewise be proved by the Books of the lion. the Court of Directors of the East-India Company. 'I b.w ill be to:lowed by Na. 69, 9c, 91, 94, 33, 94; 95, 98, 87, 98, 99, and 100; all of them being most la seentable eases of Path tun lately r. Urned from the London Hes , Pita's sa bout being relieved, and h.tve been cured by the Gues tonlan Medicines, The reputation of them,having been established Upwards of U lears a in the first city this world eru Loan of: MONEY IMNIEDIA I ELY.—No. 2, Duke-street, Adelphi. MESSRS. NICHOLS and Co. can command any Sem of Money, and are in the habit of lending :p.m .ClOO to any extent, upon every descriprton of Property. Bils and Notes of Hand discounted, and instant advances made upon approved securities. The transactions of this Office will a:ways be found to be conducted with the utmost delicacy and propriety. —Letters must be post-paid—Attendance from eleven till live. FIRS 1' OF FASHION.—BEAU 1 IFUL LONG STAYS. M.RSTON& co; 25, HOLY WELL-S rn E ET, Strand, (to prevent mitrake, the Second Stay Shop on the left hand from Newcastle•street) near the New CRUKCa, (lye Fore nia.i and Manager to Mr. MILLS), beg leave to acquaint the Ladies in general, that are endows in taste and e:egancies in Long Says; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any house in London. Ladles by purchasing two pair of one slzr, wi4 be en itled to the 'wholesale price, for ready money, being fully com petent to keep twice the assortment of any et:,cr in the trade. MA RsToN presumes Ladles will find his Warehuuse for Pateht Corsets worthy their attention,•and not to be equalled for work• manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved Shape Stays from 7s. to XI.; strong coloured Cer.ers from ss. to 10s. ; seve ral hundred pairs of Childrens Stays, from ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. MAaSTON flatters himself, by his long experience for upwards of Ten Years as Foreman and Fele Manager to Mr. AL:ls's hurl. ness, that he Is competent to give every satisfaction to those Ladies who choose ttli honour him w th their communcis. MARSTON Is the sole Inventor of theliatent Tclima Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on toe shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try In.— ro prevent imposition in the trade, all orders are requested to he sent by hand, or by p Est , paid.—No connexinu with any other 'Souse PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED THE Advertiser being the real deteriuincil to sell every article of workmanship at the following reduced pric Pearl Plecklacesanypattern from 4515 6' Earrings per pair 1. 5 0 Bandeaux • - 10 10 0 Sprigs 4 4 0 Bracelets per pair 5 10 0 Lockets - 1 11 6 • Broaches 1 5 0 • Cros.es 1 1 0., \ND STI Manufaci !be first fat &LING. tirPr, is lion and I, viz. XO 12 0 O 10 6 • 10 0 I 5 0 O 10 6 014 0 O 7 O 4 R Whereas many Ladies and Gi-ntlemen conceive and believe, Stoat the above prices, that every ornaniont i, noo'..e of a cont poNition, or o hat is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully. infornied, that evory aricle is ccnnpostd of Oriental Pearls from the Fishezies of Ceylon and Per4a, which, being ruanufactsf i rid by the real workman, are offered to tke pulite much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, In morocco caws, consisung of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelet% Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from .0.5 to "30 per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar- Pearl-Worker and S:tirger, )No-1, Grange-court, Carey- Street, Linecti% hin Fields. Ornannitt% or any Ariele sent to Lades in the Country, by 4 . revertible Rowell& in Town. SALE BY AUCTION. YeIIXSITTRE, NORTH AUDINah‘ Exrensive FR E E HOLD iiii*A' F ES, upwards of FOUR THOU SAND TI IR EP. HUNDRED ACRES, great part TITHE FREE, MANOR or LORDSHIP, eligible for investing Mo ney. By Mr. ROBINS, Ar Garraway's, on Thursday, October 7th, at 12, in One I.ot, THE Valuable and Highly Immoveable FREE HOLD EiTATES, with the Manor or Lordship of Sneaton, extending over near Five Thousand Acres of Land, and affording the finest Grouse-shooting in the country, situate within two miles of the Sea-port town of Whitby, In the North Riding of the county of York, 18 miles from Scarborough, comprising Eleven ancieoe inclosed capital Farms, with excellent Farm-houses and all necessary Outbuildings, in goo/ repair, a Water COll3 Alill,&C.; containing near Two Thousand Acres of old Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, paying a certain Corn-rent In btu of Tithes, in the possession of very respectable Tenants from year to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rents, amounting to near £2.:ao per annum, capable of considerable increase. Also a compact ite•idence, with Offices, SNEATON HALL, with Yantis, Gardens, Coach-house, Stables, and Outbuildings, and about flirty Acres of Meadow land, and near One Hundred Acres of Wood I and, in hand. The House commands a fine View of the picturesque town and port of Whitby, the noble Ruins of the venerable Abbey, the Church, and the German Ocean ; part of the Estate is bound.si by the beautiful River Eske, which is well stored with fine Salmon, and, at a small ex pence, a considerable fishery may be established. A capital Lime-kiln and Outbuilding, sundry Cottages, with Gardens, &c. and upwards of 2,:".00 Acres of excellent Moor Land, recently inclosed, and tithe-free, making together 4,300 Acres, all in a ring-fence. The Manor abounds with Grouse, and all other sorts of Game; Streams of Water run through dif ferent parts of the Estate. The Moor Lands are cultivated at a small expence. Plenty of Lime may he bad from Whitby: Pro ductive Stone Quarries on the Estate for fencing, &c. 'lbis Pro perty is well worth the attention of a Gentleman fond of agricul tural pursuits, and will amply repay for their attention. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Matthew Robinson, at , Sneaton, near Whitby, where Particulars mar be had; and at I the Angel I n s, and Custom-house Coffee-house, Whitby; Swan, Pickering; New Talbot, Mahon; Black Swan, and Hotel, York; Angel, Doncaster, and Grantham; George, Stamford; White , Hart , St. Alban s; at Carraway's Coffee-hettse; and of Mr. Ro -1 hies Warwick-street, Golden-square, Linden, where a Plan of the Estate my be lea.- KING'S ROAD, PIMLICO. Compact DWEI .LING HOUSE, wish large YARD, GARDEN, SHEDS, Scc.; and a DWELLING HOUSE in LITTLE EA I*ON-PLACE. By Mr. ROBINS. At Garrawa)'s Cuffee-hout.e, 'Cliat , gelzy, Cornhil, To-ssoa- R va, the 9th i'erenther, lal at Twain: o'Clock, lama Let. AK LEASEHOLD ESTU, comprising a com pact well-built DWELLING HOUEE, situate No. 14, King's-Row, Pimlico, in the occupation of Mr. Gabriel Roger.. Bricklayer : the House is three socks high, tivo Ro.int• with Clo , ets on a floor, neat Enttance, Parlour and Kitchen on t!.t ground floor, all neatly papert.l and fin*.shetl; a sr.:a 1 Yard Wash-house. Etc. a maw by the side of the House to a sociou. Yard with Sheds, Workshops. and a Gardeii. A commodious DWELLING HOUSE 10 Little Eatost-Pl.ce, immediately at the back 4 tha above, with a Ga:rdest, &c. in the c par lox of Mrs. M'Cullock. The whole onl.easo to Mr. Gabriel Rogers, Bricklayer, for a Term of 91 Years, producing an insproved Rent of Sixty-Wm Pounds per annum. • .I'o be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Parsieulars may be bad ; of Messes. Blake, White, and Alngt &Aitken, Essex- strut, Strand; at Gateway% ; and of Mr. Rokti4s, War wick-street, Golden-square. HERTS. Capital FR EEI lOLD ES l'A I E Mansion, f7nt:szi.s. Warren Farm; and Land, Trout t, ream, and au old established lur, Wawyn, twenty -five Iron London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, To-moat:ow, Eel:ten:her 9, et 12, in three I.o:s. A HIGHLY improvable FREEHOLD ES TAPE, comprising upwards of Five Kindred and Hi! Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Pasture, Ara',l-, and fine thriving Wood 1 ands, bituve in ;he most let:matt and fen& part of the County of Herts. I'he capital Mansion, Deckle) House, with Office-, Coach-house, ,tables, Gardens and Plea stir- grounds, a fine Trout Swam running through apart of the grounds; Farm-yard. and Cuddings ; and a yarns -yard ard Duthi e gs in the .own of Welwyn. The White Halt, at Welwyn, an old estahlohed well-known Inn, with excellent Offices. roomy Yard, Stabling, Gardens, Ike. A compact Residence with Gar den, and alr ut an Acrr of Land, at ihe north extremity of th. town of Welwyn, let on a long Lease.—A neat Cottage and Hu-clic-es Shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the•wl.ole lying compact. — The principal pin of the Land is in hand; the Mansion alitl the remaitittyr of she Land on Lease, cf which three years arc unexpired at Michaelmas next. (PI parts of rt t Land are very eltgible sires for building, excellent iiriA'aluffir l:on.l and goad roads in all dweetion tour miles from Hatitiell, seven trom Hertford, antl trots London. _ May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wel wyn; or Thomas Rose, ar the Warren House, of whom partizta lars may be had : and at the Wiai-e Hart ; at the Swan, Steven age; White tfor,e, Matlock; Woolpark. S'. Alhan's Loaf, runstable- Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, liertfonl; Green Man, anti Red Lion, Banat; of Messrs, likvewn and Fisher, Solie:torr, Rathlione.V.yeet helawee. Lorgmere and son, Soheitors, Hackney ; at Oarraway's' and of Mr. Robins, War whlt-street, vrbere a Plan of the Estate may be seen. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-FREEHOLD ESTATE The MANOR of DONNINOTON, abnunding with GAME; MANSION-HOUSII, with OFFICES, FARMS, and LAND; FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES, near $ I . OW Its the NV 0 LI), MORTON. rt-1111 MOH, and CHIP PING-NOR • 1 ON— 11THE-FREE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garral.vay's Coffee-house, 'Obange-alley, Landon, on Thursday, the 23d of September, at Twelve **Clock, In ONE LOT, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe. free, the Residence and Property of THOMAS BARTON, Esq. comprising the MANOR of DONNINOTON, extending over the wbol.z HAMLET, and abe , unding with GAME. The MANAON is a unibrin btor.c-bait Stricture, with well-arranye.l Family Arartmthts and (Abets of all des:Aptions; plac.' l on a fi•,e cotornantlitiebltes.th,n, nearly in tile centre of the Estate, embracing r xtensive views of the surrounding country. Excellent hi; chin Gard, n, enclo.ed by lofty Wails, and planted with choice Fruit Prima, in full perfection ; Coach Houses, Stable-, :kc. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dls-, twice is a capital Farm. house, Fold-yard, five Barns, Stables, Oxstalls, Sheds, and various Outbuildings, erected on a substan tial and judicious plan fOr Agricultural purposes,. and all in com plete repair. Emir COTTAGES for Labourers, and thriving Plantations; fertile rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing about 560 Acres, in a high state of cultivation; a tine Streams of Water through the Grounds, which is well stored with Fish, and from which great part of the Meadow may be irrigated. A' very eligible Property for a Gentleman, Agriculturist, or fbr domestic purposes. May he viewed, by applying to Mr. JOHN DAVIS, at the Man sion -House, where Particulars may be had; and at the Unicorn, Stow; White Hart, Morton-in-Marsh ; Star, Oxford ; Hop Pole, Worcester ; Hotel, and Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; White Hart and Lion, Bath; of Sassy re Beate, Esq. *elicitor, Upton on-Severn; ANTHONY WATTS, Esq. to, Symond's-inn, Chan cery-lane; at GARRAWAY'S, and of Mr. ROBINS, Warwick street, Coldest-square, where a Plan of the Estate way be Ken, sad at Mr. 11541.a'1, . . _ To be tasted on the day preeetVirt and morning of !We, Itg • applying oi the Prentiat 4, W ~ere Cmalogues ma' ) b • ha' ; a,+o at 1 Garraway's and 1.1.,yd% Cf.ffee honks; am I of Air. Ferebruthes, lieavfort house, Beaufort-bwlJ•ngt, birand. No. S, Sl' HkLEICS-PLACE: 81ST OA 11$ i uta li r Mr FARE BRO On the rumble, on Wednesday, September IS at Twehros t order of Mr. Watson. Wine Metelisin; (with posteruoi.), ' THE V alu a ble LEASE, for a Ti ra • of 17 'iron, at a low Rim, of a capital and v.:ty conveinvnt FA MILY RE .IDENCE. Joon ua.r in 11. place, Itubonate-stroet. Jhe Prend ..re Li in eo:rp ete repair, and enntain nunternas yienoint Sic. pin t ; rooms, Ira Ing ind Mang-ream, wkn ttetlimit Otbres, az. the tidaement story convertel into alpha' and aapecioas cellarago, equal to cal rvlog on an wens ve Wire Tneie, et &night be converted at a it LAI expedee into domeotle trices. be v:everd on Tusadays and Thursdays, pr , elAns to the • , aist, by tickets only, which, vr:th parrscultrs. away be bad•ot Farebro:ber, Neaufurt Hum, *Wort LaMar, IkeaAd. taarticilans alio an the Vronises; and elierraway l e. • ESSEX..-VALUAiILE FREEHOLD SS I'AVE AND FARM, in *Ring •ft.nce i containing-abode sag Acne or produce ore, ' Arable, Meadow, Paeuresatui Wood t a ..!* —By Mr I ARE BROTIOLSt, wr Calratosafisoto Weantsday, October t, Twelve, A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Lan I. c- tax radeented oe t dr.Lable Farm, caLe I t-e Warren Farm, situare in a beawsfet pan or the Cooney, in the Parish of Woodham Walter, within tiro mike en tie Poet of l a wn, Am! set Iw.n Witham and Channeled and no aviee rom London, gnu' an eacudent brick bult Farm Hauer, arden, barns, sealers, can and waggon • ed., tow l'ossoy pg. g• ri• tr, and sundry inclo.ores ul refs meadow, arable , p..'au, • an i wood latVs, Irng within a ring erne% thawed by .i. f r'etti 'lodges well ortutuvnied -web (Luber, win a ,•r-tun ve.t.c unning through the landsl caeca n ttg limiest +. of two &suited and forty acres, (*slick 'ea saes a-c in wood in histo and* be ronaindsr let .o Jar. Tamer, a respec.able tv:.s. , t, on nap, • • . AI 40460 per MUM _ To be ♦iewed, by applying to Mr. *l'orner, on the Pie,. ars, wl.t.rn pat wrh a 1.1. n atinete I, ma b:bati; raw. the King's Head, M ilden; Blue Pots, V...ham ; Black tt.,y s ...'helosstord; Cu t s, I. ol c st r ; WI tte Hart; Brritt.voo 1 abd ..z.tonford ; at G..-r.tw.ty'.; and of Mr. hit% bro.her, ueaufurt House, Bcaufutt•buildnbt, Straw,. AVERY pleasant ;keine(' neat HOUSE, in gaga repair, to be LE I'or'OLDbyPRIVAI E CON I it.%C t Kleiman'', with iamedia e pusgraw.u; emits.* if heft. B I.am. In !lie Aric, two Draw ns-uken', irra 1).4 ro in. large inning;ruen, Breakfa.t-ro en. Knehetw, Cr tar% a t'a Jr i rat 0. • fully kid aut.; ILL:viler Coafth•bastie, thret. all NMI Lou, &e.—Fur particular. enquire at the Peet:theft the taolu iti4l( d Haase on the l'attieshael Nat; laid at Mr. &mites, tierraril street,l4•lBo. ' FR AEHOLD ANL, LANDS...LAND...MX REDbILMED; In OW of the fitter Situations In the Ut.i.ed Kingdom, and equity salubrious, ptcurescre, an I TO BE SOLD BY I'RIVA PE CON Olt tCT, A MODERN, f.leistAntiAl built VL LA , Plea. sure Ground, Plantation, walled Garden, Orchar.l, and excellent Grass Lana, in the. whole about IS Acres; t!oultir Coach-house, stabling for five Horses, M les licsom, Its) , Lift, and Granary, a goo4stepp!r of Spring and soft Wrer, Ste. Ihe Ift:use cons:sts of r Stun Purim, teat Ksranc.:, ctrcula. none Staircase, Book room 14 feet by 14, Brtalityt P.trlour I 8 by 14, Dining-room g 2 by 16, Drawirg-rdrAt Ag by 16, tour b st Bed. rooms, and three other Bobroome, Closets, Die sing•rtsun, Housekeeper's Room, Butter's Pantri, Kitchen, back K. , then, Brewhouse, Larder, bllik•house, and plenty of excellent Cel. bring. _ _ 'I he above Premises are sit ure in.. Midland County, aboon& lug with all the necessaries and wally of s'ie lutorits of Liteg 150 miles North wilt of London. The I cl,hbourhood is eszell• knit; and the Mail and othei Coach:s go dal'y to all parts alibi Kingdom. Fur;h.r Pareculari may be had on application, post paid, ft Mr. J. W hite,No. A, 1 feet-street, Lon•toP. TO THE AFFLICIED W I 1411 STOMACH AND BOWS& COMPLAIN f s. riORNWELL's ORIENTAL VEGETABLE CORDIAL-1 he original Inventor of this UnequAled Curdle', who was a Physiciaa of the first eminent,. and r. sided many years in the East Indies, where those complaints are pecua liarly endeinious, in the course of very extensive praerar, a last diicovered the effectual remedy he ors so long In pursuit of, which bas ever since been fouled singularly efficacious in all die. orders of the Stomach and Bowels, Acidity, 11. uleme, Dyes pepsia, or Indigestion, Debi:ity, prodetitig Diarrhea, W. (IV D. orders, Bowel Complaints, Griping Pains, and all Diseases 4 the In estines. The removal of which, in their primary pritic phi and confirmed states, the Oristital Cordial is most happ ly a• 4 effectually adequate. It producee note of those iiijur sots rte c , e attendant on drastic purgative antibilious me seines, rich as lhll , Elixirs, ace. and which in most. it not its all cases. may be said :o increase the complaint, by the debility they leave on the stunaaeh mid bowels. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paid% Church-yard, London. Price es. Gd. per bade, a a d a l argo Oxus evutiduing di small beide* idl. gel • • \ i 7 l'H OF THIS MON SWI FT and Co. the Contractors, restiectftilly remind the Public., that the STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing on the 17th of 'THIS MONTH (September). The first Picket drawn a Prize above £2O will receive, in addition to such Prize, the sum of TEN *I HOUSAND POUNDS. The first moo Blanks drawn will also receive e2O tech.—The Lottery consists of only 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains 2 Prizes of 2 ...... Prizes of 10,000 5 Prizes of 6 7 ~...Prizes of 50 „. Prizes of !MO ... Prizes of The lowest Prizes in this Lottery are £2O. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Officet., . No. 11, POULTRY, I No. Si, ALOGATR Hien No. 12, CUARINO-CROSS, STREET.