Star. — London, England, 1813-07-27 00:00:00

- I • . ... .+ , j i ls i Vie' 6 , k t • .s. • A. V V _/. . ' ' . j C C . • . . • _ . . .. . . .1 NTIMISER 8235. • armor opoitinwcz, f f il,; Isis. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS e• IS MA. JEST?", ORDNANCE, do hereby give Natim. That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mai, on or before Wednesday, the 28th instant, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FOREIGN TIMBER and DEALS, for Service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the eipiration of one year, upon a notice of three months at the option of either party. Printed Lists of the Timber and Deals to be supplied, and all further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract. may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Timber and Deals but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sardery. AT a GENERAL COURT of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, held at their House in Leadenhall-street, OR Thursday, the 21st July, IBIS:—It was Resolved Unanimously—That this Court. cannot, with refer ence to the in•erests, either of this Company, or the Public, con' template with entire satisfaction all the Provisions of the. Bill now pending in Parliament, entituled. " An Act for continteng in the East India Company, for a further term, the possession of the British Territories in India ; together with certain exclusive Privileges, for establishing further Regulations for the Govern ment of the said Territories, and the better Administration of Justice within the same, and for regulating the Trade to . and from the Places within the Limits of the said Company's Charter."... Neverheless. deferring to the srme of the Legislature, aid rely ing en its wisdom and justice in the event of the expectations held forth by the Bill being disappointed, this Court tines not think that it would be expedient, in the present circumstances of the Company, to decline becoming a party to the measure pro • posed. The Court of Directors are therefore authorised to com municate to his Majesty's Ministers, the'Company's concurrence In the arrangement, together with an assurance, that they will zealously use their best endeavours, when the Bill shall be past Into a I .aw, to fulfil (notwithstanding the new difficulies they will have to meet) all the duties which it shall impose, according to its true spirit and intention. It esolved Unanimously—That the warmest thanks of this Court, especially convened for the purpose of taking into consideration, the DiU for the renewal df the East-India Company's Charter, be given to Sir Hugh Inglis. Bart. the late Chairman ; to Robert Thorntoti,Esq. late Deputy and present Chiairmin; the Hon. Fullerton Elphie.stone t the present Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directory.; and to the late, and present Court of Directors, for the d i ,atinguishtd talent., exemplary zeal, and inde fatigable perneve'rarco, which they have displayed, during the course of a 1e. % and arduous struggle, in maintaining the rights, aad suPEo':',Ang the interests of the Company. JAMES COBB, Assistant Secretary. A CASE OF EXTREME DIS I RESS. PrWO FEMALES, Daughters of a respectable Tradesman, the one Si years of age, anl quite tflind, the eth,r 68, a paralytic, and deprived of her sen.es, being reduced to the greatest distress, solicit the insistance of a Humane and Benevolent Public. Partictklars will he given by application to Mann. Armstrong and Co. 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, at Mr. Worley's, 83, Cheapsitle; Mr. lltincomb, 2, Spring-Gardens; and Mr. Triphook, 38, St. James's-street. RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK and 6). the CONTRACTORS, respectfully remind the Public,tbat the drawing, of the STATE LOTTER? begins on the 17th of SEPTEMBER. The SCHEME,, with 'only 12,000 ickets, unnains, 2 2 - or ieepoo ' 7 _ • 10,000 20 • • 3,4)00 SO • 500 100 - 4 . 201 300 Se 25 And the lower-t Prize .0.26; alsOthear.t 1000 Blanks Xen each. The fief 1 ickt t a. Prizi. above .Cie will receive an addi tional Prize of Ae10,01;(1. Tickets and Shares are selling at RICHARDRON, GOOD LUCK. and Co.'s Offices, the Corner of batik Bu3ding4, Corn and facing the King's Mews, Chafing Cross. BI.ACK BFETLES. • MOR RISON'sPOWDER far effectually destroy. fog Black Beetles, is firmed to • the . Public midi a perfutt -confidence in its efficacy, and that the Arial d,a tingle packet is sufficient to insure k universal usi,..by every Person wishing to dear the: permute.' of this vet* olfensktenseet. 1130*No apprelt.-11.ion whafe*er •nced be entertained of any danger, to children in the use of this Powder ; for, ikould it even hp in theirmay, the Proprietor pledges himself, wi , h respect to them, that k is perfectly harrnle.c; and equally so in the case of dog+, cats, and other domes• is atilunsis. Prepared by Morrison, Newcastie-upot-Tyne; and sold torisolesale and retail by Barclay and gmr" 9 No 91, Fleet Market, London ; and retail by all the Verniers c Medicines in Town end Country, price eta. per packet, with direction% 't • AROMATIC SPIRIT of' V INEGAR,.(the glral Invention of Mr. HENRY. and brought by his successive improvements to the highest p section) continues to ba prepared and sold by Messrs. HEN'AT, Manufacturing Chr- Insists Manchester. 'l . l:s agreeable perfumed Liquor vstalat is composed of highly enncenrrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromrles and tflicscious Anti..eptics, May by kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any length of time. • Its pungent Odour adapts it for affording relief In Flead-achs, Falntings, &e.; and renders it yeculiarly grateful and refresking in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the atiirtments of the sick. It counter acts, also, Om infection a Cturagbms Mstwees. As many spurious and inferior preparations ire sold under the same and simlar flames, the public are reqUested to observe, as the only proof ef its being genuine, that the earn s of Mews. Henry, MancLerer, are engraved on the stamp. 'lle Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in Kettles ' 23. 9d. each, ramp included, is sold wholesale and Toad by Bayley and Blew, CeAspt.r.strect. (the .only Ag,nts in London authorised by the Pr , )pri-firs:) where may be had, Spot..ge Boats of Gold, Silver, Comeliatt, Crystal, etc. A1..0 HENEV'S CALCINED MADNZIIIA, In at 2s. 9d. rr.d larzer with glass stoppers, at 41. 6d. each; (tsar nutlet; b.lug Sri the: stamps. ---____.-- SPYIUNG AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACIO . FOR SAUCES, Ste. &c. THIS ACID for the table (which from its being in , a Ene p o wd er , com bi n ed with the fragrance of the Lemon ?trit Ivoilit ) be generally approved of if it was more known) b ag Deco nio6tly confined to person, of high rank, and oniy requ're% A triA and stificient publicity to become general wheiorer Le- Moos are wanted for domestic *purposes. There is a dircct.ob on the luutle 'or Punch, Lemonade, Sec.; it is sold at the fol lowing Italian Warehouses:—BaUs, Thomas, and Brown, B1:d -street; Aveling anri Mackay, Piteadilly ; Price, Haymarket; PreweT and Parclay, Otford-street ; Plaistowe, P all-Mall ; St in ton, St. James's-street; West, King-street, Sotto; Skelton, Ger. card street ; Lazettby,Edvrard-street, POMII3II-square • itawlin eon, Great Portland street ; Atkinson, Hlgger and Wrest, Ox. ford.ttreet ; Davk, Great itulgell-street; Aveling, Gloucester street, Bloomsbury ; Wright, Lamb's Conduit street ; Powell and lien, Shout and Sun, Davis anon brarchant, Holborn ; Hurcombe, St. Paul's ,Chureb hard; Hall and Fenning, ,Pooliry; Crabb, Imnhard-street ; Ball, lliichilli last, Cvrnbill ; Wis, Leader ha'! -street; Stoakes, Fenchtirch. , treet ; Cr.,t,ory, Cracethurch street ; Young, Wappinr ; S.r.tpson, Fleet-street; Hodson and ilickson, Strand ; . Riches, Prince•-t4re• t, Westminster: it is i also sold at most Druggists; Confectioners, and Medicine Ware-, l'ouvi,in bottles Its. &I. —Pigeon to notice the name* of SPYrIPS and klataden on the wrapper s as no other to gouda& NEW MUSIC. THE BRAZEN BUST, a mom ontic Melo-Drama, performud at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed and alla:wee fur he Pianotorte by H. R. hitilrop, price 6s. Les Petits Nous, (No. X ) coo ainivg Ite celebrated Air of The Thorn, arranged as a Rondo, with an Introductory Movement, by J. Davy, ?rice 2s. Dr Cooke's licant.ful Glee f r tour Voices, An Epitaph on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, invented to accommodate-Singers unacquainted with the tenor cliff, by T. D. Worm, price 3a. Three tona as fir the Pianoforte. with Accompan meats fur a V olin and Violoncello, composed by P. Kvapron, pt ice IN. ed. N 103.1105 eelehrat. dAh Perdoha, with Variatiims for ti.e. Pianoforte, Harp, and Flue, compose : by J. Mantnglii. price 5, or sir& for the Pianoforte and Hine only, pr;er 3s. Arabian Rondo, composed J. Parry, prier Is. Borne in you !dale of orient Sky, the Piize Glee tor 1813, composed by Sir J Stevenson: 114 w. I)oc. price . Prepart-, ye Nymphs, prepare, an admired Ott from the Opera of " Psyche," etinpost d by ditto. Wlien Fancy son sportive Wings, a favourite Song sung by Mr. Philipps, at tke '!'bra re Royal, Drury- I .ane, corn. po-ii:d by J. Parry, 'irk, 1s: rid. Mutual Love, a Ballad sung by Miss Bolton in the' Farce of 4. Three Weeks aLer Marriage, ' composed by dl•o. .r ce 1,. rid London: Published by Gouldifig, D'Altnaine, Potter and CO. Nu. 20, Snho square ; and Nts.7, Wetmore, and—treet , A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OP _ _ - •-. LINEN'. rr Qnality and, PI icr.of an article of such gene. tateousuraptioa, must be of great iespoetince to- every Fansily.in -the Knogdnin ; from Ks.% co sideratton the altt.FA:lr LINEN COMPANY hient-ii their es ablisinu:nt. le, Great Russel-strt-tt, fee th 4 sale of Irish Litters by the single piece at the who esale Irish price; no o b r article and not less that eae piece ,old ; 'entreated of .alund tahr c. grass 'sleuthed, and should rant appear, them/limey is returned. liy a strict adherence for nine years to this equ table piss to but nest, the y hewer actreired the most extensive Fateful:sae and they now nspectrully snvln the pub!te insp\,t their fril-h imp wr stion, whict in point of quality and cheapness, Cannot b %tapas/ed. BROOKS IiIJRCH, ante O'KEEI E, A rots to the Company, su, Great Russell street, Bto Lustnary, I.osulen. . _ IiPTON and CO. of the BrtiA Paint Manufac tory, 4 I , London Wall, ittost r. spectfully inform the Pub lic, that they have taken Vie Wurehou-es lately occupied by Messre..Travers and Esdaile, Sugar Balt-rs, No. 62, QUEEN- S EBEL T. CHEAPsIDE, at wt.ich.place may he Purchased, as at London Wall, GENUINE 011.5 and COLOURS, at tt.e Will ILESA I.E PRICkS, for MON h.Y. and where their cheap, durable, and imp* artrable Paints, ground In Linseed Oil, but Park Palings, Weather-Boarding, Stuccoed Fronts. Outbuidings, ship-painting, &c..are now selll.A at the same Prices as hereto fore, via. 'nets .ble Green, So. per ever.; Dar! ()live Green, 70s ; Bright Olive Green, I tel.; Blue, Kai.; Black, White, Yellow, Stone, and Lead Colours; Sits, per cwt each; Chocolate, 50i.; Red, 405.; and prepared Oil to thin diem for use, As, per gal. km. Genuine White Lead, s6s per cwt.; Turpentine, 111% per gall.; Linseed Oil, Ss. ad. per gal ; Painters' Blushes; and Co- I lou:s of every kind, dry or prepared for use. GenUine Sperm Oil. its. 6d. per Gal.; Fine Chamber, Se 6 4.; PaTe Seal, ss. 6d ; and t.toramon 04, 4s. per gallon. N 13 The Impenetrable Paints are very handsome in appear ance, possess rat dutatnii.y, and wit stand in hot Cl mates; they are tisA the manner of other Paints, and are appticalie to the general purpose% t.l loud- st elemental painting. re 1.. W 1-HOLE4, For keeping PROVI siONS periectly eRESH with all their original flavour and nutrtt tins qualkies, fur a considerable nett' of time and in any Clitnat-. THE obvinus ad vontages of thesePnnVislnNB are, First, 'I hat y entirely -up-rsedt the necessity of taking out lave Sroc to Sea,w Welt, exciusive nt its own tticumbrance, must be attended with that of us provender add fresh water. Much room, trouble, and expense will be saved, besides the lobs sustained by bad weather, iliseasos, and wasting. Secondly, bit being ready dressed; they may be eaten ertid, or it preferred, located in a few minutes, by Wil eh feel will be saved; and the difficulty of cooking at s a in hal weather. ren dered j• 1 the importance. Th, y are well oa.ctilated for all ex peditions of boar's crews, landing parties, &e. &c. and Thirdly, • 1 he salutary etreet which even an occasional supply of froth Provisions must have on the Navy and army, particu larly in contributing most essentially to the restoration of the health and services of the sick acid wounded, and eventually saving to the State the valuable ices of matt) of our Sailors and Soldiers. Meats of all kinds in case% of 4 lbs. to' 20 lbs. eaeb. Milk, and Soups, in quart and pint 'stales. Orders executed coi the shortest uu ice lor prey nt money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Within. and Gamble, at the Factory Fort Place, Bermondsey. • outlitarark MG L Blandon, at , du Wiz% No. SO; Lonibacd-suce. lAuska. TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1813. laze 26. IBM AL.Ta GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the DRURY I LONE* COMPANY of - PROPRIETORS, held at the CROWN and ANCHO tit T IVERN, this day, SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Esq. M. P in the Chair; The Report of the Committee of their Proceedings up to the •6th of Jolly, lei 5, was reed. including a Statement ot Ole Monies received and expended in satisfaction of Claiins, the Building of the Theatre, &c. to which was subjoined a Report of the Sub ' Committee of Managentent, of the locome, Expenditure, and trantactions of the late Season of *Fheatrical P-rf Imance. - Upon the Report being read, the following Resolutions were I CURZON-STItHET, MAY FAIR. inanimonkly adopted i ' A Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, Resolved, °That the General Assembly do ipperive the Re- STABLING, large COUR'I*-YARD, GARDEN, &c. port, presented by the Committee this date to the General As fly Mr. ROBINS, setnbly, Including the Report of the Sikh-Committee of Manage- At Gamway's, on Thursday, August 5, at Twelve, mem. to the said Committee; and *bat they do rarity and con fitm at! the Acts done by the said Committee and Sub-Cori; A Very eligible LEASEHOLD ESTA'rE, For mittee, in the Management of- •lie Concerns of the Theatre, as I Nine Hundred and Fifty-three Years, commencing from stated in the Reports and Papers annexed thereto. 125th of March, 1755: comprising a spacious Family Mansion, 1 Resolved, That the Ceinominee be r, quested to publish, for situate on the north side of Curzon-street, May Fair, late the the use of the Proprietor*, so much of the said Report as they residence of Lady RzAnt, deceased ; incised by a Wall and `may deem expo client. Folding Gates, with Lodges at the Entrance, screened by Rows Resolved. That the Thanks of the General Assembly be given ' of Treco, and Carriage-drive to the House; which contains, on to the Committeefor their great 'aerators. the Upper Storey, T Bed - rooms; on the First Floor c an excellent Reinlvel. That the Thanks of the General Assembly be given 1 principal Bed chamber, and Lady'sDressiag-room adjoining,with to Smistatt, WHITBRIAD, Esq. for his able and indefatigable ex- !bowed wittdcw and ornamental cielitig, foamy Landing, Water Miens. ; Cl^set, and two ceher Bed-chambers, with Closet, &c.; on the • Mr. WHITBREAD having reired, PETER Mamie, Esq. M. P. Ground Floor, a handsome paved Entrance-hall, Vestibule or .was called to the Cb:tir ;—wl en the toltowing Resolutions were , Inner-hall, excellent Stone Staircas-, with Iron Baluttrea and unanimously ailopre.!: i Hand-rail, a Passage-room to a I.ady's Morning-room, a Library, Resolved, .That Mr. WHITBREAD be regneqed to sit to Mr. 'Gentleman's Dressiorroom, a capital Drawing.room, Walls stuc- Noiekens, for a Bus-, to k- placed in a conspicuous part of Drury- coed in Panne!, with lofty Cove Ci. ling richly orna-oented lane Theatre. *A that the expenses of the same be paid out of eommunicatin,7 with a hack Drawitoproom, art excellent Eating the Funds of the I heat.e. ; Parlour, with Bow-Window, fitted up in a costly manner. , Resolved, That a Duplicate of the Beet be made a' the ex- In the Ea 4 Wins, on the Upper Flom - -; are three Roo:ns; Firs) pence of the Company. and rreaented to Lady Elizabeth White': Floor, a Laundry, Maid's-room, and Wash-house under, with bread, In the name of the Proprietors. separate stone staircase; Buement, Housekeeper'.-room, But - Resolved, That Lord HOLLAND he requesteel to superintend 1 --I's-pantry, ssith water laid on, capital Arched Cellars :or ale, the Execution of the Woik, and wri e an.appropr;ate ln.cription. , beer, and wine; Servants' Dressing-room, Conl Larder, i C. W WARD, secretary. Scullery, &c.; excellent Kitchen, Closet, and Scullery adjoin leg ; • The Committee do hereby declare the Ditrid-onis upon the large Cellar for Coals, and other Offices, and secondary Stair ' Subscription Shares for ?96 days, trom the 10th day .if Oc•aber, cases ; an excellent Coach-house, Stables for seven hcirses, with 1412. 'o the let day of August, ;am ( to w hi c h day the Interest itwo Sleeping-roan: Ls and Loft over; large Garden at the back of and Div den& upon the Capttal will always be made up in es try the house, planted with trees; b. ing ether an el glide situation year,) to be aft• r t he rate of 7 per Cent. p..r Al neon ; and -bat for the reddence of a Nobleman, or for bui;ding upon, for Whit!. 1 the same will he paid to the Subscribers by Mr. Peak , , the Trea- I purpose it is peculiarly well adapted, front its situation ate' extent surer ot t'.e Th. re e, at the Comm ttee Room, at the Stage Door • of frontage, Sty. of the "Ileatre, it) little Rtisrell ;Erect. on Thursday and Friday To he vie.e-d, by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the 'in every Week, front the hour ot Eh ven in the turenonn, to the Prem sea; at the Subscription-bons. s, St. James's-street, and Pall. hour of Three in the afternoon, commend -at on Thursday, mall; of Mr. Maliphant, No. 9, Great Quebec-street, New-road, August 5. And that the Annuities due .o £5OO Debenture Mary4a-bonne; Mr. Bramwell, YO, Lincoln's init-fields; at Gar Holders upon the tote •I h 3 / 4 itre,(comino.dy called New Renters.) raway'a; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Street, Goalen-square. win he paid by Mr. Peaky, the I rea-uter to the Theatre, at the _ Committer Room, on Tu• s.tay and Wedioes lay in every Week, within the hours of Eleven and three, commencing on Tu.sday, the Sd day ot August. The subscribe rs awl New Renters are relit. steel to produce their Ce rt;ficates and Debentures. to en•it.e them to receive the Dividend Warrants. PRESS: assiitance of a Gentleman ot supeiior talents, accustomed to write for the Public Press, is occasionally wanted, who will be very iteraily remunerated. Letters (post.paid) addressed to the Rev. S. W. S. CMpTer Coffeehouse, Paternoster-row, London, will receive an early at teoiloo. SALES BY AUCTION. BERKSHIRE.-sONNING, NI•AR READING. ELIGIBLE FAIvIILY RESIDENCE, with goad OFfICEi, YARDS, excellent G RDENS, Stc. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, August i6th, at Twelve, AFREEHOLD spacious RESIDENCE, in pos session cf the Rev. Mr. Ntstn, situate on the North side of the much-admmed Village of Sunning, a short distance front the River Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris ing a substantial Family House, coatainiog Entraace-hall, Dining Parlour, Drawing foam, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder, Servants Hall, Bu:ler's Pantry, &c. On the first flour are five Bed-chambers, Cisset., &c. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, atc.; Out-offices, Coal yard, dnwble Coach-house, Stahling for Six Horses, with Lofts over, Laundry, Brew-houle, Knife-house, Granary, and Pigeon house,Drying-ground,Poul ry-houss,capitalKitchen-gard •norith Green house, Pleasure-ground, &c.at;d a Leasehold Meadow. . . 'Fo be viewed by permission of the Occ-pier; Particulars may be had on the Premises ; and at East Park Farm, and King's Arms •Iwyfard; Btar, Realm; ; at the lon, Sonning ; Pelee um, Newbury; White Lion, Bath; Sun, Maidenhead; Castle. halt bill; Mr. Adam, Cranf-rd bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Carrawa) '3 ; and of Mr. Robots, War wlck.streer, Gulden square. BERKSHiR F. SONNINO, BETWEEN 'Ell' YFORD AND RE.In NG. Valeuble FREEHOLD EiTATE, part hounded by t? River Loal ton, with sundry productive Ayres, Farm and Bu 1 lings By Mr. ROSINS, At Garaway's, an Thursday, Aug. -25, at Twelve, in Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK FARM, situate in the Parish of Sonning, a alsort distaste frmt iwyfoid, part bounJed by Gaddy Bridge and the River Ladders, and the turnpike road to Readirg ' • comprising a good Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, Barns, Stables ' and tint building., and sundry Enclosure/ of rich Water Mea dow, Pa,tore, and Arable Land, in posression of Mr. May. Sundry Ay tent, to possession of Air. Wiggins, contain.ng One hundred and Fi; ty Acres, lying compae: • also a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Cand, lykg at the back of the Vil .lage of Sonning, and near the River Thames, a delightful spot for and pieces of Land in the Common Field, near the above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estate is in a vet y eligible port ut the country, only lour miles from Reading, and 35 front Lawton. Hounds are k, pt in tLe neighbourhood, good roads in aH directions. May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at Fast Park Farm, near Twyford, where Partict.lars may be had ; and at the King's Arms, twyford ; Bear, Reading; the Inn at Sot,- fling ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranford-brldze ; Red Lion, Hounslow; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Oarraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Man of the Estate may be seen. COLCHES rER-ESSEX. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stables, Farm buildings, •Pleasure-grounds, excermt Kitchen gardens, Ore ard, and Meadow Land, top 0' Eat .11111, with- a long frontage 'o the Street, ant' the. mo.t desirable part for a Gen denial* s Residence:—By Mr. ROBIN., At Garraway's, on '1 hursday, August 26, at 12, in one Lot, THE PRIORY, fotrnerly part of the GREY FRIAR MONASTERY, a v. ry eligible FREEHOLD EsTA lE, and immentorially Tithe free, Laud-tax redeemed, a capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situate in a fine coal man ling eminence, the top of East bill, the most preferable part of Colchester, the residence and propel ty of lames Hatt, E.q. The HOUSE is a substantial Brick Edifice, with a double bowed Front, and contains, on the ground story, a neat En trance-hall, I.ibrary, Drawing room, Breakfast-room, capital Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Closet, Water-closets, Etc.; seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, with Store-room, Closets, Etc. four good Chamber son the upper story, with Store rooms, Closets, ace. 'I he Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser vants'-hall, Bakehouse, and :cutlery; Pantries, Larders, Dairy, and roomy Cellars, in the 13asenient. Paved Yard, with Gates to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very extensive Store chamber over it; and two 3-stall Si ables, Brewhouse and various Out-buiLlings, all of the most substantial bi and in perf.ct repair. Lawns and Pleasure-grounds, Fish-po:.ds, a capi , al Kitchen-garden, partly wailed, and well stocked with fruit-trees; another Garden, completely walled round, dry gravel-walks, pro ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, and (u:-buildings, enclosed by walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich l'asture Fuld, walled round, also lying corn; act, and contain ing about Eleven Acres. A most desirable Residtn:e for a Gen.; tleman's Family, commanding extensive views tat a beautifully rich country. 'Ft e Buildings end Grounds are in the IMOSt com plete order, and immediate Possession may be had. May be viewed In applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had : and at the three Cups ion ; White Horse, Ips wich; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford ; of Mr. Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's lon ; at Garraway's ; of Messrs. aper and Broughton, Solicitors, 42, Great Marlbo rOugh4lrect J uftdef tels.E.oldus, War ivick-olast,Golilta-nitaro„ PRICE SIXPERICE..RALPPENWto _ _ • • At the Xing's teisfaieisoisie; anineTi 'bailie', the Ath t kJ!, 1813, at One n'Clock In 'IP- Afthlised. In sundry I cr., THE GOODS UNDER;•gENTIONEI), VIZ 51 5 Cationi of Geneva (not of islet str. nrh fir Deltas). 3 Gams of Sp!rirs of Which may be viewed en the morning or she day of tale. N.B. *fweloy-five jier Cent. w'II be required as a disaot. ISLE OF WIGH !LILY 21, IRIS. By Order of the Hon:C.ommiasion,r of Cus•oms, At the Custom-house, East Cowes, no Titeulay, August 9, ei o'clock It the Forrn,loi, DOUR HUNDRED •Atti SEVENTY PIECtS -1: of ornamental and useful FRENCH CHINA, which have been condemned in the Court of Excheytier 'I be articles may be viewed on Monday, the 9,1 of Anglin and darof sale, en application to the Warehosuse•beepr[. At the Custom.houle, Newhaven; on Wechseilday. August 4, IRIS, at Tw.) in the Afternoon precisely, in one lye, THE SMACK. THOMAS :yid MARY, of Weymouth;touithen 2? Tons, together with Mot RI ALS. The ablve Vessel is well found, and CaletilAted rot Coasting, Fishing, or Pilo - int. Custom-House, Newhaven, Jar 29, 1819. H. HARRISON, Collector. J. B. STONE, ,Comptroller. N.B. Q deposit of ,C 25 per Cent. will he reqtote4. At the Diatom-I:lust., Hastingv, nu Wedneuky, August 4, 1r.13, At nevem o'Uock in the Forenoon; T HE FOLLOWING GOODS , of le g al stren g th _ fur Peelers: About 364 1 Gams sp . ii its Brandy, . Ditto brown Bundy, Ditto Ceneva. For private u.e t St' nations :srevsn Brandy, 73 Ditto Genefs4 This beak may be viewer) th• morning of the tale. Twenty;five perS'eet, Deporit bs• kq ihe.t A: the Cuitoon-Honse, Chosheeter on Wednesday, August 4, • ISl* at Meted &Li' •ek in the Forermon, T' FOLLOWING GOODS, which have b. sifted and iegilly . o.hdrmned. vlz. for Dealers loci O. hers: ' Abeet 17% Ga loos of Ipirlts of Brandy; 10.0allons of duto of Geneva. For private iesiottly :I—About Fuse Gallon. of mein. Tbe heeltattptip Halls of two open Beats Att.l Moedali. The Goods May be vlsianst the wvirobrz ~f A depos t of Ati per Cent. wUI be col iirnl. • .. . , SUSSEX, OK THE SEA COO Ilf-FOUR MILES FROM '1.0NDON:•• • •BY Mr. PEY At the Swan Inn. at HaVelltss in Vie Cowl , of SuAet, c Monday, the 9:6 day of Attest sirati at *Drive ti Clock in the Af.ernonn, in Seven Leta, eidesi previnvily diniused of by Private Contract, of which due not ce will he given.. AVERY valualil ESTATE, bitu.ite it Bexhill, in the County of - Sasses. Twb intleaorlal newly veered Dwelling-houses, with all necessary Oil Les. Garden., and Pl. ;ore-grounds; Cot - aces. Caaclultonse, snit sundry Ciosts of Meadow anti Pastor. Land in a high s.a e of cult.va tion, contaitfng 10 the whole t 9 Acres. This Estate is in the oCcupc,iutt ne the Proprietor, and in a Ligh state of cultivation, and possession may be had on coma the purchase. Descriptive Particulars may he ba., by applying to, Mr. Mate, Postmaster, at !Jesuit!, wr• • wil 'hew the Preis .es a. , d a Map of the several Lots; at the principal ions in be uelestsourhood ; the Place of Sale, rid uf_Messis. shalw.ll, tlish..o, and C... So lici,ors, Hastings; and of Mr. Linea New Boswe 1-Sour s, coin's Inn, Lond o n , who are authorised to :rest by Private Co*. tract, an d where Maps are depwat.d. _ ' • OXFORDSHIR E. VA! IJABLE FREI...HOLDS NT WHEATLEY, To be SOI.l.) by ItUC I'ION, by Mr. F.ILKER, On Friday, the 27th day of A urest siert; at l•wi-ive o'Clock pre. eisely, aids. Crown Inn, Wien ley; under such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced, i ik . N exceeding good 'WELLING HOUSE, will &Ills, Cow-houses, and other Convenient Buil lings si uate in Wheatley afor..salcl i in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Juggins, together with siOt A. OR. 25P. more or less of extremely produc iveineosoil ard Arahle, Pasture, and C'eppteis Land, the whole fornaing a very Comple:e and capital Farm.--. Also an old established Inn at Wheatlne, called the Crown, La the occupation of /oho Haynes, extensive Yard, Garen, Stables, and other convenient Buil ling.; like wise stive.ral Closest of rich Arable, Meeadow, and Pa-tuie Land, in Vie Ot cupation• of the said Thomas fuggins and of Mr: Wi h it, Ingests, John Haynes, Noah Crooke. and others, y arty tenants; aid sun try Cottabes. Orchard:, and Gardens, at Whealey afor_said, the whole whereof be; sold in eighteen diireirent Lou. _ _ Wheatl• y is wi. bin 6.e males of Oxford, upon the turrpilm road leading through Wycomb to London. Printed P.m iculars descrin ng lie various 1.04 may be had at any time after the 21d ins:antou appli.•a ion to !Views. Graham, Kindcrley, and Duniville, Solicitors, Line do'. Inn, Lanai!) ; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, (Word, at who , e repective Oilers Mapi of the Estates may be seen; and of Mr: Gills, Land Suns , veyor, Farehatu, Hants. The Lots may be viewed at any time with leave of the Tenants, by applyipg . to Mr. Jibs Haynes, Crown Inn. Wheatley. _ FREEHOLD AND TYTI-lE-FKEE MANOR AND ESTATE, HAN IS. TO BE SOLD BY EMMA'S CONTRACT. APARTICULARLY Desirable FRLEHOLD and IirTHE-FREE . IF, consisting ot two capital Farms, and $l6 Aer s of fine Woods, teing the whole of a Hamlet, containing 1416 Acres. The listate 14 very compact, well situate fur Markets, within reach df two Pocks ot Hounds, in I. pl. asant port of the country, well c•thed wth Write, and about 30 mil s front London, on a good turnpike road. The Poor's Rates are very low, and he lard-tax Is redeemed. For Particulars, and to treat, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. TO BE LEI', for such Tcrnis as may be a A ived upon, AMOST desirable MANSION, fit f.)r any Gen. tleman's abode. The Premises are adj.-fling the Vieage of Wouldbam, close to the navigawc a , IJ plercoa k , tint - Med way, within three mites and a half ot the City of Rochester. aed five miles from Maidstone, in a spurting part of tr.e booty -uf Kent, and close to %V ouldhani Common, to which i- an utdmiLed right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. he ground &sir cousid, of a eemmolous Hail, wi ha grand Staircase, a ir.iw.og room, Parlour, Sitting-room, and a spacious Kitchen ; the nil ra . r of stwn consists of five very roomy Bed cliambets. our of e• ich may be a Drawing-room at p 1 c ; two pair of stales, a luck Staircase from the. Kitchen, containing six Rooms with An-places in three Of them, a Staircase from the passage of tn.. two pate into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful oftepect of the River Medway and country all round; most spacious Cellars, with excellent Bins, a Fore-court enclosed with a cl..arf wall an d railing fence ; a large Back Court enclosed all round with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit -trees, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Garden well walk; and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage. a large Vard closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-sail d 'cable s over which is a high epacious Loft, two Coach-horses, auti inany other Out-Offiees, tooviedious to mention her, in. 'he Lessee may be accommodwed with a dozen Aetes of choice good Land adjoiniog said Premises, it roquirsd. For farther Partievfare,bilutro ot Mr. Backe, a: Wouldhaot.