Star. — London, England, 1813-08-20 00:00:00

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The present extraordinary demand for rickets and hates Is the most convineing proof of the popularity of the t'theme. which, atith only 12,000 Tkkets, contain.* the folloaring ayital Prizes. t •at 420,000 6 ' of mg° 9 ...••• lO,OOO 7 ..b -atm* tbeinrest Prize are inn—the first 7,000 !Ranks are also Parts 6.ilion-. • keriiiititialioiffig. dares it, Jars; HE COURT of DlRgdareitiff Me eNI7*D COMPANY 01461,4147iir 4'IIINGLANA to Me EAST AODlige l ia hawlyiki; 1116$ That they will ,be ready to receive Procidesde In vnitlit;Ott et! before WedoesdaY, the 15th Septetriber''skett, *cat the limier, of a Ship of the horthen of about 1200 Tons, ihich atitied in t the year 1812, having performed six Vofiges in the Compiiny's regular service, specifying the rate of freight at which they may be willing to let such Ship for a Seventh voyage is tie Company's regular service. tt. Audi . • - enittled to ietto each. • Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, I No. 91, ALDGATE HIM! .91setatno-Cass. STaa[•f. The Tenders, with the words d Ship Tandn" on the celfrer; to be severally sealed up and left iiltb the Secretary at before twelve o'clock at noon on the said 15th Septenibtr next, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. JAMES COBB, Anittant Seeretory. 'IP EYTON, STOCK-ThacEtt, the Second House ii.A• in Cornhill, and 16, Coventry-street, is happy to Fnounce to his Friendband the Public at large the Commencement of a new Lottery,of oily 12,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing Septem ber 17th, contalobrg Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOB, &c. &c. and no Prize lest than £2O, an arrangement which. he hopes will meet the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. it it with. Much pleasure EYTON b enabled to add, that the following Capital Prizes, viz. No. 18,824, a Prize of b 210,000 0,848, a Prize of £5OO 6,926, a Prize of £3OO • 218, a Prize of £2OO • Draten the last Day In the Lottery just finished, wete all shit•cd and sold at hib truly fortosate Establishments in Cornhill and Coventry-street, where be respectfully invites his Friends to par take of the Favours of Fortune, which he intends distributing the 17th of September. The particulars of the Terma and Conditions tinder Which the Ship will be employed in the Company's servke for a seventh voyage, may he had upon application td Mr.lohn Merice, Clerk to the Committee of SLipping, on or af!g, Monday, the ititk instant. ptiE NEPHEWS and NIECE'S of .the late JAMES DUNSCUMB, Brewer, on application before February next, to Mr. Gruggen, Surgeon, Chichester, or Mr. Tacker, Pohtmaster, Chard, will hear of SOME THING to their ' ADVANTAGE. If fsy letter, post pasti—J. D. was burn at Upottety, Devonshire, and died in Chichester, Sussex. PLAN OF ST. SEBASTIAN. MR.. .ARROWSNIITH having obtained Spanish' and French original Plan* of ST SEBAS I'IAN, and hay ing added the Soundings from 'Fosino, has now completed an En graved avian of the Town, Citadel, and Bay, on a Scale of nearly au inch to SOO yards. Price Ss. at Arrowttnith's. 10, Soho square. Mr. Arrowsmitles Military Map of the PYRENEES and adjacent Provinces (from Roussel and 1.1 Blottiere,) on a Scale of one Inch to three Geographical Milk!, a ff ord* a correct deli neation of all the Mountains, Villages, Pmit-4, and Rivulets.— Price in ten Sheets, .13 tat. tad. Mounted *C4 Ms. Also, Mill— tary Map of Gtermany i , Fake in six very large Sheets, *C6 611. — Mounted £B. • • YEW MUSIC. 14 Q HARP AND FLAT." the . favonii te - Musical Farce now performing at tire Theatio Refs!, Lyeetim, the inusle composed and Arranged for the Pianetentte by Mr. Hook, I price as. he ever memorAhle 13:.ttk of Vittoria, tor the Piano forte, composed by R. Campbell, price 3s. dd. The Hero's Ad dress previous to the Battle,. adaptell to Mosaft's celebrated blarch, by Do. price Is. .I.ea Petits Bijoux, (No. XI.) con taining the Valencia Wale, composed by 3. De Michele, price 2s. to be continued. A- selection of the mess admired Airs, coin posed by celebrated Authors, arranged for the Pianoforte or Harp, Nos. I. 11. and 111. price each 2s. Aid. to be continued.— Beauty in rears,- the failurite Snug sung by Mr. Br.lham In the Romantic Opera of " Loiloiska," composed by J. Parry, price 7s. 6d. • London, Published by Goulding, D'Altnaine, Potter and Co. 140. 20 , Soho.square; and No.7,Westmorelitici-street, Dublin. This day was pubitshed, in One Vol. Svc). price 4s. boards, AN ESSAY on the Authenticity of the NEW TFS I'AMENI', containing an account of the Ancient Version., and some of the principal Greek Manuscripts; an exa mination of the evidence afforded by Celsus, Poirhyry, and Ju ban, and by the early Fathers; with remarks on the Style of the Evangelists and tt. PauL—By 1. F. GYI.IiS, Esq. Printed for I. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly. This day were published, In Three Volbws:, Iv o. price £l. 11 s. td. boards, EPTERS. WMTTEN by EMINENT PER -1 SONS in the SEVEN I'FENTH and EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES ; - to which are added, Hearm's Jouniles to Read ing, and toll'Aiddon the Seat of Browne Willis, Esq. and Lives of eminent Men. By 'Ant Aubrey, Dig. The whole now Silt pi:Whiled from tbel/fri , nals :it* the Bodleian Library and Mii m ; with biographical and !henry. Illunrations. By thy AO I'HOR OF, SELEC:f lONS FROM THE GEN TLEMAN'S NTAGAZOIE•. ' • Printed for lunitnan,Hurst,tltets, Orme and Broirrn, Pater no trr-row • sit,l at. the &Web. :54, .New hood - street, Liuidon ; and itundir.titif Matter, Os:ord. sokont sho .may be had, A Selection of Curious Articles front the Gentleman's Maga in 4 late *ale. 111P6. (tte 21 Edition). price £2. - I Its: b.• The stk Vointne may be liad - seParate, price ttuboards. • MADAME DE STABL'S woitlcs. . • WAEREAS I, the undersigned RICHARD LODE*, of Woodbridge, did, on the 24th of May last past, unprovokedly mid unwarrantably - assault Lieutenaut IfRANCIi TAyLOR, of his Mi.j.:sty's 54th Regiment, for wbidi assau:t the said Lieutenant Taylor hath justly commenced a prosecution against me. And alareas he, the said Lieutrhatit Taylor, ou the solicitation of several inhabitant% of Woodbridge and the nelghbourko.,d; and in consideridem of the feelings of my family, hath humanely consented to Trop the prosecution commenced against nie,on condition of my thus publicly express ing my d ep sense of, aid contrition at the °fierce ; intirwhat equa:ly unfortunately and Ulipremeditierdly tal!en, and of my paying ail espences incorrect, and giving th ruin of five pounds to be applied at the pleasure of the said Lioweitant •! ay. lor, towards the Fund for the Education of the Children of the Sohn. es of his Majesty's 34th Regiment. Now.• I the said Ri- COAKD Lonta, clo hereby express my concern and came ition at the above offence-, and my grateful sense t.f Lit omit:int TA r toes kindness in consenting to drop the prosecution, assuring him that it was .he consequence of at. ut.gitartied moment, anti wholly unconnected wish.aity ill will or disrcspeat on my part. RICHARD LODER. Woodbridge, Sth August, 1813. ATONE advanced by RYDER, DRUMMOND, and Co. Russell Moves, Howland stre. , t, Fi , aroy-squ2re, to any extent-, by Annuity or on Mils, or Notes of Hand, and all sorts t." stcurities without exposure or the interposition of any one out of their Office ; they rialm morersetpectability and powers than any otiwn in Sib line, and can make an instant advance to persons of known disracter...—Attendartee all day. DUTCth HERRINGS. THE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully in formed, that Polk tlbildred Kegi of the celebr.ded Fish, Dllf CH HERRINGS, in eatraordi:Ary fine condition, are now landing, and ou Sale, at Ganon's Warehouse, 117, Lower Ihantes-ureet. Price 10s. per Keg. Also a few Kits of Cod Sounds, in high pt rfectio.4 at the same, rice. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by . DAY and MARTIN, 97, Wei Holborn. Many of the Counterfeits say, (as) ntade by Day4ua Martin ; oti•ers barer 97, Holborn, leav , ng out the word Hith; and some hive a small (nr) h. fore the ori-in..l number. Also observe that the whole adds., ss is char an d . • . AaVY — R — F.GULA ncN wATFR,rRoop CEO.UCS, FOR • FOREIGN SERVICE. Patronisedby their Royal Highnesses the Prime Regent and . • • Duke of York. WPULSFO RD has the honour to inform the. • Army, and his Friends in general, that the Water-proot, Cloaks are to ha had as usual, at his ArittY ReguVrion Ware-' No. 4, King street, St. Jam.:s's-square, 4vbOre aa assort- ment of Naval. Militat y, and Travelling Cloaks are always ready, which are warrarred to r. silt the wet for any length of time. Lave l'ulsford and !iergeants, No. 4.. King At- reef , tit. James's sqoare. OWE'S PAtENT BRITISk SHIRTING 1.:1.0 t 14—the only Manufacture of the Kind laths United K:r.geom. 7 E;tehlisbed 1808. , tahric trun► its .commencement has been manufactured w►th' a view for.sale to private Families and !unite Trade, atut is - nosi broughtsto a.degreet of exc.4lence and pertection unequalled; and sold at about halt the pre, of Irish Linen. It us picluisrly, Wired in•r all seationi and climates by its free , 4out front the effects inctdent to the changes of the stmtesphete, "to which every otl er discription of Shirting Clcth is liable. • Its atirabilny and beautiful whiteness after five years trial, intfitheuttrivalleil,, and the Prnprieter pledges himself to reim l►ittise any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the qtralitists fur which it is rs.connitetided Sold at the Patentees Original Warehouse. 140. 154. Cheap .iftle, near S.. Paul's; Holding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pialtall, and no other hong, in •London. Just by.H. CULBUR 74, Pudic Library,..so, cooduit• strret, LNIA. By kAde. vi STA .EL HOLSTEIN, , Au• hOr of Corinna. I titelphirty, dec. Trmastateikfittmt - the genital to width it prelixed,an Lisay mcirictions, 2 Niii,4oo.'o4. Ditto in French. . • , An Es-..-y on the innuenee of Passioss,•vpon.the ot Instividuals and Natietli, ave. ltis: Q. D. Freni'.. .3. An E•sajon Anctem and kfuilerpiLlteratek4 i Whieh is preflse4, , a 'Mem,* oPthe Lite . of Mad: ileStael,-3 vols. )ss. , upon Madame de , Stael a beyond all.compari.on, Else lirst from& writer of hr age: 'ft.% w•rk contains - a (Jingoe nod a theory of alb the Literature and.Pliihoophy, in the World, From the slays Of FTOMer."—Ediuloirgh Review, 4 1. Just publielsed, A X N.-5N e m pnduit.s4, in two kit volumes 6vo. embellished with a Peet i ndt, price 69. MEMOIRE,,S HTSTORIQUES, LITTE ICAIRks e t ANECDO - 11OUBS, tir4s•de li Corfesiiond iilit'atfiesste ah Due de SAXE . 00 FHA &plug 1/70, its+. qteeir 17%1. Par le Baron de GitiNlM et unwkoT, htrmant . en Tableau piquitit ae la bonne societe de Paris-sous le, refines de Louis XV. et Louis XVI. For an aerount*f this intere..:iilg wosi, see the quarterly ite. view, No. 17. Of the same Bookseller• may he Nit, lately published, Memoirs d:.! la Margrave de Bareith, f'riocesse Royale dc Prusse, strut de Frederic le.grand, recites par .ellemetne, '2 vols. Vs.—Met:wires &c. du Prince de Ligne, 2 10s , and a va ketv of nee: freisch Books just inilsorted• • t . - ----- . ' - ,1..0..,1C AND suR9iCAL 13 ffiPP148/1,1% PAttom,-1-1h it drill-fi g h t ittall ilte Dike tW . Yoitt. . • • - gartitttOmte '' ' • tart bt I...;itrlttL ' — '•ehriltiltgiets4lll.P. /i , •). - tel. L BeerTeietr. ''.' teen. CktitettficlVt. P. ' fo:.n I.anutch4, M.P.' '' • - eapfillol' Init., • . •." r: VR G FON—Mr:Pollan, Membo of the RoYifi•Ctifflie London. fr HIS I NSTITirrIO ti, 'dsttstKifettei t the eteta- Z 1 sivu Treatment alit urrxit the. VF,NEtit II ,F,AsTss, and their dreadful cousatki aces 4 a 3 Strieurea„ . ebilit ea, ,UfF6'te tior s, Etc. has to boast ifiesiee4 n+ less than 2,N A" ettti, in= nuall F , many of whoUsAive hetin afflicted from 1p:t6'.24 reap. Ihe early symptonwof Gontr rhcca and Chinefe'ari coraiti a few days by Mr. Kterstaii i s superior and efUcithitts. nititle of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the g,sneritiVe ergsns, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here snore snc •essful'y treated than on any other play. Mr. iCiernan may be consulted.ae usaal, by either set, at his private house, N. 21, Lower Charlo:tr-strect, Bedford-square, where Letters front 'fawn and Country are ,to be addressed, a.sd the necessary advice. atsdamediaine will lie glue at mint to any part of the kingdoms. . . 'l'O' AYLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rriHE'LEASE of a very lesirable FARM, s;ttra- M• reet.abitt-nirie miles: from London, in the most pleasant pan lathe County of Middlesex, and containing 82 Acres of very rich Arable and Meadow Land, all inclosed and subdivided Info proper.sized Fields; good Family House and Garden, In a Pad &el: The Valise contains two excellent Rooms on the groiind- Nor, entrance Liddy, large gond Kltch n; Brew-house, and Cel laring under, Oft cool Dairy ; first Boor, three best Bed rooms and large•roemy Attics, with suitable and convenient Offices of every description, fit for the residence of a Gentleman: Fur further particulars apply to . Main Murray, Surveyor and Land AgOitt, No. 61, St. lelardn's-lane, Charing-Cross. (Letters post (laid). TO BE LET, for such Terms as may be agreed upon, AMOST desirable MANSION, fit for any Gen tletnan's abode. The Premises are adjoining the Village of Woulrlham, slase to the navigable and pleasant Rine hied within three mitts and a half of, the City of Rochastek, and five miles from Maidatone, in a sporting part of the COntity of Kent, and close to Wouldham Common, tar which is an uninvited right* of Pasturage, Firewood , Bse: The ground floor wallas of a:commodious Hail, wih.a grand Staircase• ' .a Drawing-rtiom, Parlour, Sitting - roost , and a spacious Kitch en ; the one:pair of stairs consists. of .five very roomy Bed-chambers, one of which stay he a Drawing-loom at pleasure; two pair of stairs ' a back Staircase from the. Kitchen, containing six kooms with fire.placei IA duet of tbetni a Stairellso front the pasiage of the-tWo pair inixqa iiurret, itr cupola,,:phicit cqiumapds a.deligbtful prospect Of the River Medway s d country all round; most spacious Cellars,.with excellent pins, a Poie-court.enclosed with a dwarf wall and railing fence'; k large lfack Court enclosed an found with a high brick will, Well smoked with choice waft firuit4reess well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellentaardea.weil walled and fenced, stocked with the choicest Pruitags, a large Yard en. dosed with a high brick wall, an excellent sevens-stalled Stable, over-whisk ix ahigh spacious loft, two Coach-holises, and many other Out.olfises, too tedinuato mention bereli. '1 he Lesser may be accommoda:ed with a dam Acres of ckoiee good Laud . adjoining said Premises, if required. For further Paiticulars, enquire of Ads. Burkett at Wouldham NORTH WILTS CANAL A T the first Meeting of the Committee of Manage- A. meta held at Swinton, on the 6th day of August, 1813, the sum of £lO,lOO vets repotted to have hero subwribed upon which the Committee resolve/I, hat they considered it their duty to those persons w halo came Subscriburs before ihr passing of the Act, not to admit of any further subsctiption at par, without first cif:ring the Shires to the public at poquiums, and directed that the right to subscribe, at £25 per share, to coin plete the estimates °fain: Work, shall be disposed of by Auction. W M. CRO WDY, Princ;p-d Cletik"to the Company. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. 5C0 . 17, On Tuesday, the ech August, at 12 o'Clt ck, at the Mart, in Lots, The Right to Subscribe for Three Hundred of ie above Shares.—Particula , s at the Office of Mr. Scott, No. 2d, New Birtige•sireet, Lundlin ; and at the Mart. . . tOI.CHES rEa—ksai bAOITAL ICESMENCE, with Meer', 1 / 4 Farm-buildings Pleasure-trounds, eiceUent Orco and Meadow Land, top of Ea.t.l frontage ro the Street,. an 4 the slm, desirable tletnan'sßesidence.—By Mr, It UlliNS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, Au gus t THE PRIORY, Ininierly pa: FRIAR MONASTERY, a v.ar ESTAI E, ar.d immeindrially Tithe tree, capital Nad rpacious FAMILY MANSIO! m~hiing ern:oetice, the top of East hiU, ' of Colchester, the rezideuctand property Tht 11‘}U$E IS a substantial With I bowed Front. and cc: salt., on the irntind I.ibrart, brawintroom, Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Clo..ts, seven airy Bed-ctambers oe Ass first story, Closet*, dltc. finir good Chafithers on the roams, Closes, &C. Ihe Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, vints'-halli Bakehouse. and Scullery; Pantries, and rovmy Cellars, in the Basement. P. - - to the .itteti:.double CistiFit-house, with chamber weer ind two 3-stall S:ables, Out-buil.linp, all of the mama subcantill repair.' lawns and Pleasure-ground., Kitchen-garden, partly walled, and well 1 another Garden, compleely walled round, ; duetive Orchard, Farm- ) ant, and Our-i walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of rich Pastbre Field, walled mend, also lying ing about Eleven Acres. A most desirable Urinates Family, commanding crenate V rich country. Tie Buildings and Grounds t.ere order, andimmediate Peesestidn may May be view, d by applying on the per/wis e s, may.behtd : and at the I !tree Cups Inn with; Black Boy, Cheltinferd White Hart Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's bin 7 Messrs. Hoper and Btoegtsion, Solicitors, zgegipsteitti sold Mtalhohins,Warwiek• 8011'1 - HAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By C. SHARP and SONS, On Wedn.triday, this s.th August, 1815, at the Dolphins Itin, Southampton, between the hours of Five antiSii o'Clock in the AMOST excellent and commodious SHOP and DWELL ING HOUssE, situate in Bridge-street, South ampton, late in the occupation of Messrs. Sutton and Co. Liuen Drapers. • 'I lie.Prettlses are well riveted, composed of the best materials, and in complete repair, ready for the immediate reception of a Fantly : in the Basement there are two very excellent Kitchens and Ofß..es ; en the ground floor is a commodious `'hop, well cal culated for any bu.i.!iss requiring room, and above there are three S itting -moms and vx Sleeping-rooms. H-tl by Lease under the Corpora-ion of the Town of South amonn fur a Term, of which 35 years were unexpired at Lady day last, at the triflirg rent of aE4 :. year, and two couple of gu.ad fat Capon. or Ss; in lieu thereof. The 1 - louse will .convert into two comfortable convenient Tenement , ' witttatt, much expence, there being already two en trancys and Statreaies. HERTS. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE', Mandan, farms end /And, Trout Stream, and an Welwyn, twenty-five Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garreway'r, nn Thursday, September AHIGHLY improvable Fl TATE, comprising upwards of Pin Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Paature, thriving Wotitl Lands, situate iu the nlcot t part of the Catinti of H:rtt. The capital House, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, sureirunds, it One TroUt Stream ruorini • grounds; Farm-yard, aril Buildings; and a ings in the town of Weivtyn. The White old established well-known Inn, with *acacia Yard, Stabling, Gard:its, &c. A compact 10. - * den, and about an Acre ef Ladd,• at the town of Welwyn, let co a long Leese.—A Butcher's Shop, with Garden and Meadow lying compact.—The principal part of the I Mansion and remainder of the s.and three years are unexpired at Michaelmas Land are very eligible sites for lnilding, hood and good roads in all direction; lour seven from Hertford,aarl CS tram Lotttloo. May he vietVed, by applying to Mt. wyn ; or Thomas Rose, at the Warren House, lars way be had; and at the White Hart : age; White Hor.e, Baldock ; Wooly/el Loaf, Dunstable • Salisbury Arms, Har. Green Mart, and Red Lion, Barnet; of Fisher, Solicitors, pathboneplate ; Messrs. So: citors, Hackney ; at Garraway's; and wick -street, where a Plan of the Estate 0 I.OU C ECTERSHIRL—FREEHL The MANOR of DONNINCTON, abounding MANSION-HOUSE, with OFFICES, VAR' " FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRE: WOLD, MORTON-in-MARSH, and TONTITHE-FREE. Further Partic.siars may be had of the Austioneers at their Estace Agency °glee, No. 148, High-crest Southmtpton; or at Messrs. Gale anti ' , ore, Solicitors , Bedford street, Bedford-row, NEAR DORKING, SURREY. Elegant COTTAGE GANEF, with Offices, beautiful Pleasure Ground, part bounded by the River Mole, and Meadow Land, and a neat Cottage, nearly adjoining. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gerilterate, em Thursday, August 26, atTvrelve, in two I.&s, A • 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate 1 - 2, within one mile of Dorking, called the GROVE, a charm ing Cottage Residence, fisted lip with elegant simplicity, and in complete order, with attached and detached excellent Office., Coach-houses and Stables, Ktchen Garden, well stocked and cropped, Pleasure-ground laid -out with great taste, extensive dry Gravel 'Walks, orttamen•ed with noble full-grown Forest trees and Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, meandering at the foot of that beautiful spot Box-hill ; dlr. rent par. s ..f the grounds are ornamented with Alcnv..s, Paviliol:4, and rustic Seats, nest Dairy, F.erm-yard, and Building*, and Meadow Land, all lying compact, and con aining about thirteen Acres, late in the occu pation& a Nobleman, whose time has Jost expired. Alio a neat, corneae Cottage,..vith Garden, &c, in possession of Mr, Fraser. May be v,ewed with 'rickets. Particulars on the Premises; at tse , Red - Lion. Dorking; Swan,l.entherhead ; Sun, Kingston; Talbot, Richmond; Witite• Hart, Windsor; the Castle, Salt. hill; at Garraway's ; aiii of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gal ' den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had-1 he pur ! chaser may he accumnuslated with the neat Furniture at a vas lu.::ton, and immediate possession. • ,BERKSHIRE.--..SONNING, NEAR READING. _ . . ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIQENCE, with gond OFFICE;;, YARDS, excellent GARDENS, &c. • . By MG ROBINS, At Giveaway's, on . 1 huts:lay, August 26th, at Twelve, AFREEHOLD spacions'RESIDENCE, in pot session of the Rest. Mr. NI NO, situate on the North side ,of the ouch-admired Village of Sunning, a short distance from the Rirer Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris ing a substantial Family Hotime,ecastaining Entrance-hall, Dining Parlour, Drawing room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Su. On the first floor are five Bed-chambers, Closets, &c. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, Stc.; Out-offices, Coal yard, double Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses, with Lofts laver, Laundry, Brew-house, Knife-house, Granary, and Pigeon bouse,Drying-ground,Poultry.house,cap:tal Kltcheniarden with Green.hodse, Pleasure-ground, & c. and a Leasehold Meadt:w. To be viewed by permission of the Ocatpier; Particulars may be had on the Premises ; and at East Park Farm, and King's Arms ' twyfurd; Bear, Beading ; at the Inn, Sonning ; Pelican, ; White lied, Bath ; • Sva, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt hill; Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge;. - of Mr. Bramwell, No. 90, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-itrest, Golden-square. • ' - By Mr. ROBINS, At Gareaway's Oefeehouse, 'Change-alley, on Thur.(lay, tbe 1134 of September; - In ONET .OT, ACA PITAL FREEHOLD . free, the Residence and Property on' Esq. comprising the MANOR of DON: over the wht • HAMLET, and ebouudieg The MANtiION is a uniform Stone-built well-arranged Family Apartments and OP placed on a floe commandirg situation, the Estate, embracing extensive views of the Excellent Kit chat Garden, endosed by 10l with choice Fruit Trees, in full perfection Stxbles, Ate. encircled by thriving Plantations. tance is a capital Farm-house, Fold-yard, Oxstalls, Sheds, and various Outbuildings, , rig and jecliclous plan for Agricaltesel purposes, plate repair. . Four COTTAGES for Labonners, and.thrielog _ rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing abOnt 560 Acres, in a high state of. cultitatton; a line'Stream of Water through the Grounds, which is well storied with Fish, and front which great part of the Meadow may be irrigated. A very ellrble Property for a Gentleman, Aghast grist. Or for domestic purposes. May be viewed, by applylag to Mr. :nen DAirn, litho Nor sFon-House, where Particulars may be bad; and at the Maks% Stow; White Hart, Morton-in-Marsh; Star,Oxford; Hop Pole, Worcester; Hotel, and Hen and Mebane, Birmingham; White Hart and Linai.Bath; of SAMUEL BlLALi v ,E4l,,Solicitar, Upton- on-Severn; ANTHONY WATTS. Esq. 10, Synionrs-inn, Chao. cery-lane ; at GAREAWAY'S, and of Mr. Rnal/41, Warstick.4 street, Goldendilleare, where a Plan of the Estate may be awl, and at Mr. Ben cx's. BERKSHIRE. • SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. OXFORDSHIRE/ Valauhle FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLRY, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Ms VOLKER. Loddon, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and O n rid • Buildings. By Mr. ROBINS,ay, the e7lk of August instant, at Twelve o'clock pre. cisely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, under such C o nditi ons et At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. 26, at Twelve, In Lots, Sale as shall be then produced, A . FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK- A N exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, .FARMoituate In she Parisi of Sonning, a short distance ! wirh Barns, Cow-houses, and other convenient Buildings, from Twyford, part bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River 1 situate in Wheatley aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Loddiin, and the turnpike-road to Reading ; comprising a good' leggin, together with 201 A. OR. 65P. more or less of extremely Farm House with Mims Garden, Yards, 'Barns, Stables, and productive inclosed and Ti th e-free, Arable, Pastu r e, and Coppice Out buildings, and sundr ' y. Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Farm.— Pasture and Arable Land, in Possession of Mr. May. Sundry Also an old established Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, in Aytes, possession of A.r. Wiggins, containing One Hundred the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard,•Gartiess, and Fifty Acres, lying oompact also.a compact Estate, upwards Stables, and other con vetshut Buildings; likewise several Close' of Fifty-two Acres Of Arable Lind; lying at the back of the Vii- of rich Arable, Mnadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupations lade of. Solana,: and near theitiver Marna; a delightful spot for of the said Thomas lugging and of Mr. William Jugging, John Building, and pieces of Land in the Common Field, near the Haynes, Noah Crooke, and' others, yearly tenants; and sundry above, in possession of Mr. May : the Estate is in a very eligible Cottages, orchards; and Gamier's, at Wheatley aforesaid, the part ofthe.emunry, onlyteur milt" from Reading, and S 5 tram , whole whereof will be sold In eUueen diffvrenr. Lars. London., Hounds are k. pt in the neighbourhood, good reads in Wheatley is within five miles of Oxford, Apes' the turnpike ill directiins, road leading through Wycritnb to London. Maibiaiereed.by.applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at East Printed Parleulars descrlihng *various Lod.** be had at Park Farah. near Twyford, where Particulars may be had; and • any time after the ',id instant, on application to M.N.ea Grabarn i at theme. Arms , Twyford; Bear, Reading; the Inn at Son. Kloderley, and Demville. Solicitors, .Lincobes Intl, London; rang ; Belie* Nedbilry i*hlte Lion, Bath; Sun, Maidenhead; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at whose respective °dices Castle, Salt-bill; Mr. Adams, Cranf or d - b r id ge ; R e d Lion, Maps of the Enates may be seen; and of Mr. GUN, Land Sim. Hounslow • of Mr. Bramwell, N o . 10, Lincoln's-Inn. fields; at veyor, Fareham, Hants. GarrawaA. and of Mr. Roblna,Warwick-etreet, Golden 4sluare, The Lots may be viewed alas,' time With leave of the Tess afa r where a..elawat.the Estate may be seen. by applying to Mr. leba Hayase, Crew' Ina, Wheatley. ........e ,‘'. VHI .11,• 4 -.. • 0.: ( ( te 4. :,....,,e. ....• • : , ,:. • W. V j.).irr:ll it . . ' I PA i it - • • • • all! 1-RALtrisidin ON; 3E- , . . I I, Coach-houses, Staldelis rcelient Kitchen-garden ? , g Ea.t.bill, woo a loos dtalrable part fern Guar . s, • 4 t 6, it IT, ie dile trit, - tart of the GREY y eligible FREEHOI 0 Lind-tea fedventtd, i )PI, sit uve in a fine tint- the Moil preferable part y otiose's/Matt.. ti.q.. Edifice. with a double- mind. story, a neat En- Breakfast-room, esteltall rAt., Water-closwa, kc.; story, with Store-room, upper story, with store.. :hen, Storti.clowis, %tr. 'entries, Larder.. ilailly; Paved Yard, wick Claws i a very extensive t.tor•r- , Brewhouse, and variotuf MI brkit„ and IN perfret , Fish-pOnds; a capital stocked with li tut-tree.; • ti, dry gravel-walk', pro 7 '.buitdlngs, enclo.ed by of about 170 yards; add • lig compact, and entitain. hie Residence fora (led . - r views of a beautifulty rids are in the mast Cettl• lay be had. • - i • remises, where Partied- ' Inn; White Hem., hut; Hart, Itunsiord; of diff s n ; at Gariaiiafit_ df tun, 4d; Omit • klitMOit ck•street,oalden-witaitai Won, Gorman *mak I alt old esiabli_btod lung dua. S, r 9, it Pt, in three Lots, ' .. ItEE HO LD ES- Five Hundred and Fifty sore,. Arable, and find lost benut:fui and fertile pital Mansion, Loeklei hies, Gardens and Pies. Ili; through a part.of the 1 a Farm-yard and Budd: ite Hart, at Welwyn, sp tscL Rent Offices, roomy • act Residence with Gat. c north extremity of the r.—A neat Cottage and aduw Land, the whole :he Land :4 in band; the Ind on Lt•me, of which s -.ext. On parts of the sg, excellent neighbour , our miler Rona Hatfield, nu. Abrahlin Batten, Wel- -louse, of whom panics- " ; at the Swan, Steven. eft, St. Al!ian's ; Lagar arfidd; Belt. Hertford; of Messrs. Brown and ars. Lorgmore and Sr,or td of Mr. Robins, Warts tie may be seen. .•, HOLD' ESTATE.. sounding with ChMIV , FARMS, and ,_10 1 1.140; tits, near S lOW intim and CHI4I'INO-NOlt- -5, ' aleck, C.ornhill, London, at *fweive o'Clsck, 1 ESTATE, Tithe. ' fTHOMAS BARTON. ININOTON, extending lag with GAME. le-built Structure, with Offices of all descriptioom nearly in the centre d the surrounding country' ' lofty Weis; and planes& ection ; Coach Hasuest` 'ons. At a slam die. . rd, five Barns, Stables, p, erected on a submit*. urpons, and all in SOW ; c. 7. , 'lei Plantations; foetid d, containing about 560 a tine . Stream of Water red with Fish, and from i irrigated. emus, Agricaltatelm,. or . , oats Da vis, at tea /v. ad; and at the Mime% Star,Oxford; Hop Pole, t Ars "' SALES BY AUCTION. BATS tot, AUGUST 1112. 'I Omer of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Ctistoms, In She I.mg Room of the Custom House, on Tuesday , the Slit 7. instant, at Four o'Clock Jo the Afternoon, THE following GOODS) Blear of All Duties, via. (stoops DILTAINID, DEMO FNTISED UNDER v.stue. ,• ; • WO Boxes Tin Yates, various sorP. asions xi *vino L.. 411) OIAVARDS OF S MONTH! lINCUSTOMID. 1 COI. I qr. sundry Foreign BoCiks, Dot proltibb,d; 95 Yards bornbazeens; 2 Looking ClLisses; abMit 1250 pOlinds Biol s h Plantation Coffee; 2 Pieces Fir Timber; also, one Ton Tow bacco rtatsu.triis Arelccis. 6 Jars Pickled dysteis; about t2cwt. Strlrna The Gond.t, and Samples, to be seen, nn applicafon to the Warehouse - keeper , on Monday, the &As instint; and hlotuine, i of tale, until One o.'Clock.