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• }-- •- k t * • •• yet.-11 •ti fly/ (4 , ) (j.e• ' • , • , . 1 , 4 ' \ • S „ Nv3II3ER 7833. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Jime 3, 1812. rriLE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTri ORDNANCE, do hereby givie Notice; oat p roposa ls wjll be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, • or before Friday, the 26th day of June nett s from suelt Persons 1 , 01 be willing to undertake the performance of the CAR. ?ENTER'S WORIC In the Medway Division, for service of this teptiment, for a period of One Year. ro b e particular:, together with the Tenn, and Conditions bf &Contract, may be' kn own upon application at the Secrete! y's aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and aka,wbere the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sip, and w ooe d, 0 proposals for the Carpenter's Work in the Medway Do ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 26th brt, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will l ay Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent W behalf, shall attend. By Order of the tioard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jzme 3, 1814. rrHE PRINCIP4I. OFFICERS of HIS MA -1 ISM': ORDNANCE, 6 errk y Notice, nit Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, .9:before Monday, the-22d day of June next, front suelt.per. isss as may be willing to uodertake the performance of the PLUMBER'S WORK at Sheerness for Service of s this Depart sot for a period of Three Years, determinable after the capita -99s of one year, upon three months notice, at the option of otter party. further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions d the Contract, may be known upon application to the respec tin Officers of the Ordnance at Sheerness, and at the Secretary's cake, in Pall-mall afore.aid;any day between the hours of ten odfout o'clock, where the Proposals Inust be delivered, sealed ry,and endorsed " Propplals for the Plumber's Work at Sheer :o," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 22d iranet, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any 'render be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Spat in his behalf, shall attend. gy Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. PLEASURE VESSELS,' SOUTHAMPTON. T HE TOM - PIPES armed Yacht , about 60 Tons, Dearly new, to be Let fir the Season or by the Mor.th.— littbeve Y atilt is v ry commodious, and elegantly fitted with *Wins, a very superior Galli ry, with one of Ouva's Cook- Owes, an 4 &Forecastle. For particulars arply to Mr:Weeks, mar Mr. James Weeks. If by letter, post paid. • Ima% itraaler Vessels are kept lot Hire by• the Bay, or for uy other term. . iteregular Vessels, as eststille•ed by Mr. Weexs, syn. fur trun l, or 40 years, continue to.sailifor Portuneuth every Mort an,Wulneiday, ani Friday, ten/ruing thefollowing days, wind and wither petrol' Wig. • CONIMERCiAL FItLIS KING ACADEMY, NO. S i. CATL‘TON.STRIBILT, Conducted by .W. TATE, (late BoutTrLowea and TAT E, little Tower-stre;L) THE PARENTS and GUARDIANS of young L Gentlemen about to complete their Education, and par tiolely of those deligned for any department of commerce, sompectUlly informed, that a Prospectus of the new system of Commercial Educa inn, . practised sold) , itt this concern, lerms fcr 80ar.% and for the Evening Instruction of Gentle wen engaged in bmiress during the day, may be had, gratis, at Aca , lemy; at 31, Ba inghall-street ; and of Mr. Aseeartt, 3; Carnbill. N B. The Buslnecs is not interruFted by Vacations. LOWE'S PATEN BKILIAL SLIM 1 ING CLOtH. •• G• LOWE begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and • Persons of Distinction, that in addition to the usual sorts rots tinning in weekly of the Spring Bleach, (and which has, for towards tour yeah, met with such distingu shed patronke) area few pitc:s greatly Nozerior in fineness of texture, fabric and beautiful arp, arance, to any Shirting Cldth ever 'yet manufactur id, bid well destrving the inspection of Ladies of the host Rank. Sold by th. 2 piece, at 154, Cheapide, near St Paul's ; and by }Wing, Howell and Co. Pall-Malls and at no other Houses in Lobo. SAMUEL HANNstrirtAN Ll-VENEREAL SPECIFIC. VORFritry YEA rts bas this celebrated and infallible Preventive Lotion erkiyed an un:ivalled reputation—a fact eworaileltil in he world, and a decisive pi uol of its mild and "rict &et.. Thousandh i r every coutrry can vouch that it h ihe surest prnt,ction agzinst Ve CRSAL Ittr ECTI - 024. Sold is I.cndon by Mr. Lan' Coo' rvis'i, at Nn. 1, I.rrr LE !tifrout.aTatETs facing the Opert House, at 101. 6d. &bottle, or le% if mare, and at 7.. 6'l. or three for a guinea ; by whom all °ideal PK raid, and inclositig the value, will be punctual'y exe ailed. Alan I'y Jorey High-etrcet, Oxford; and hleyies, Abbey Church-y.IH !lath IMPROVED INSTAN I'ANEOUS LIGHT, by R. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 4i2, S-rat - d, opposite Buekng. bstu.strett, Ade '1 he superiority of Chsposan's Improved Isitintaneons Ligl.t, is evident from their extensive sale, and ine erraeitta demand, as well as from the general estimation in which s r , r7 ate Lai by many families of di.st .:.:coat, merchants and hthersovito coneamtly use and recommend them as a convenient , dad awful appendage to the writing-table, counting-Anuses and 11 .'d-taamher: in tither of witch situat ors an incastranenull h'ot's fr, qsently of the utmost importance. 'this preparation c.ff, rs from every other—is simple, certain, and durable—always Ilrr ud wi:hout smell or inet.nyeuienea—not subject to change nr attention in any climate, consequently must prove a valuable 'ctl'aili".on to trav e ll ers . M erc h an t s , for. exportation, will be htved on liberal terms. Pni,pared and sold, wholesale end retail, by the Inventor, 446, 4trand,Looduti; also by Messrs. Homer and Co. NO 9S, SOlOth' h idge, Eihnbuqh, (she Proprietor's general Agents for Scat land)).yrice 1:1s. los. tid. Ss. td. 6s. and 4s. tid each, with 'direc. !awls; likewise the PA FONT POCKE:r LANTERN, which folds t toto the i p ace of a small pockrt hook, and contains the above lot Instan . aneous Light. • TO THE LADIES.—A CARD. LADIES who have experienced the unpleasantness of the Hair f.l:ing out of curl from perspiration, in the fresco' warm weather, are respect.ully Informed that the u-e of ATKINSON'. Original CURLING FLUID will remove chit in isaytuience. TI is Fluid is without competition for dress', g the p y etering it such a g l oss an d l ove ly apvearance as can b e o b ta in t d to other mears whatever, and, by its intrinsic qualities, I Yes such firmness to the Curl, that neither damp, perspirati: n. exercise, or any other cause, will any ways Went it; and is es superior fur false that it st gentrally used by the fee rate Hair Dressers to give a finishing polish to their h ead Dressers, and to keep in the curls, no other at li ve answering the same purp ose . I t i s g o mp oe cd of V e getable ! a isainot iniparts a revivi ng grate f u l f ragrance an d wou d e rf u ry atkras and promotes the growsh of the ha r. Sold by the Proprietor James Atkinson, Perfumer, 9, High :lom, Bloomsbury, Lood i on ; by Bayley and Blew, 6ockspur !feel Harding and H owe ll,'Pall Mall; Turner, 75, Overton, 17 , Bond-struet ; Grange, I I .5, Oxford-street; Berry, 37 9 Urea " stree t • 3 ifet 63, Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; and !non Perfumers and ItUrdressers in the Empire, at S. 6.1. or larger 69. the bottle. N. B. As therelisre counterfeits, please ob lesrtke gsouine is sioed" James Atklasos." . THURSDAY, d - • EAST INDIA HOME, Loam, Jaw 10, 1818. PERSONS who are willing to supply the East Indb Company with MO Chaidrons •of the ben SEA COALS. Pool measure, distinguishing the different sorts; 460 Chddrons to be delivered within a short period. and the re maining gonlitiry when wanted, at the East India House and Warehouse. free of all expeotee, may send In their Proposals, Sealvd or, add: emed to the Commissioners of the Rause, before tw. tve o'clnek on Wednesday sat, the 17th Instant. LONDON-OAZET SATVIIDAT, 16th MAY, 11312. WNEREAS, by an Act 'of Parliament made and v passed in the fifty-last Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, &reeling that the several Articles - and 'Pillage corn porng the Prises far Doctor THORNTON'S BOTANICAL LOTTERY should be submittsd to our Inspection; and we, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, having respected the ran e, do hereby, in purimince of the Directioes of tit..? said Act, certify, that the said several Anieles and Things composing thv same, as specified in the Schedule to the as : el Act, have been completed and finished with as much Art and Skid as, and in all Respects equal in Point of Execution to, such Pars thereof were completed and finished at the Time of passing - the rail Act : as Witness our Hands this Ist Day of May, tut 2. PAUL COLN AT:111. COLIN The TICKETS, . _price Al. Ss. each, are selling at Dr •rno N. TON'S, No. I, Hiude-street, Manchester-square; where the GRAND Patzt, and a Specimen of the Works, may be seen: and the Tickets are al.o on Sale at the Lottery Office. in Town and Country.---To be drawn by the neat state Lottery.—.. Schemes Gratis. AT a numerous Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and other inhabitants of the county of Chester.held at Northwich, in the said county, on Monday, the 2d of June, 191'3, pursuant to an advertisement fn m the High Sheriff, for the purpose of addressing his Royal Highness the PRINCI REGENT, and assuring him of the abhorrence felt by the Inhabitants of this county in general, of the atrocious system of tumult and insubordination, which has made its appearance iu some parts of this county, and their determination to use every means in their power, to frustrate the machinations of the in disposed, and bring back the deluded to a sense of their duty. EDMUND YATES, Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair. An Address to les Royal Highness the PRINCE Rustier was moved by Sir He nry Mainwaeng Mainwating, Barr. seconded by t I e Rev. Sir •I'lma. Broughton, Bart. and unanimously approved of. Resolved—That the Address shall be signed by the Sheriff on behalf of this Meeting, and that the Representatives in Parlia ment for this county, be requested to present the same to his Royal Highness the ?rime Regent. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Magistrates acting in the Districts where riot and tumult have unhappily, *hewn themselves, for the attention they have twilit - aced to the public peace, Aid the great propeety and energy with which they have discharged all tie. it duties. Also, to the Yeomanry, Volunteers, and other Military, for their spirited and humans` conduct, on a servile so peculiarly painful to the feelings of Englishmen • and, that such thanks be communicated to the Commanding Officer of each Corps. On the motion of Sir THOM as Belau oa•roN, Baronet. It was resolved, by the Gentlemen present at th!s Meeting. that the use of Pastry be altogether abolished in their respective families, and that each Gen•lernan shall make such replations in his house, as to the use of Bread s as may appear l.kely to reduce the consumption of Flour. Ordered, litat Copies of these Resolutions. and of the Address when presented, shall be inserted in the fAlowing newsm , ri : the STAII,COUrier, and Globe, and the Chester and Macclesli •Id Papers. (Signed) EDMUND YAI ES, Sheriff. 'the Sheriff having lift the Chair, Sir HENRY tvIAINWARING MAINWAIIIN 6, Baronet, *as requested to take the same. Resolved unknimously, that the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for convening the same, and for his conduct in the chair. • MENTAL DERANGEMENT. TUKE, Surgeon, llAwlish, Devon, hiving for some time pact received into his house PRIVATE PATIENTS, labouring under Mental Derangement, has been solicited to encrease his ESTABLISHM LNT ; he therefore has made the neces-ary arrangements for that purpose. His patients will hare the advantage of medical assistance, and be treated with the must tender care. Terms may he known on applicaion to Mr. Tuke, who is al • lowed to rein for his character and abilities to Doctors Daniel and Blackall, Phy.lclans to the I.unatic Asylum, Exeter. SOLOMON'S GCID TO HEALTH. YOUTH or age, &Nee or married, whether in sickness or In health, will fdel themselves much interested in the perusal of the a Guide to Health.' The rapid sale this work has met with, through all its editions, Is a proof of the high opi ohm the world entertains of it. This day was published, price 35. with the Author's Portrait, A G:1113E '1•0 HEALTH, or Advice to both tiexes—on Fe male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive corn p!aints tow hick is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease Gleets and Seminal Weakness, also an Appendix on the subject of a solitary and destructive vice; and an address to 'parents, guar. dians, tutors, and those who have the care and education of youth. Likewise advice to bathers, particularly the afflicted with ner vous complamts. Ihe whale sllustrated and interspersed with a variety ofautbeatic facts, neve: before published. Sold by all Booksellpi3, 113 GOLDSMITHS, WATCH AND CLOCK IVIANUFAC TPILEItS, AND PLATE WORKERS. IN GENERAL. AUREAN ORE. It F. Kinn, Gold and Silver Chaser, Engraver, Engine Turner, and original Inventor and Proprietor of the Aureate Ore, sit WOILWAI i11.54,0ARE, BARBICAN* JF. KING begs to offer to the Trade in gener a l , • a Composition, the resembhuice of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public notice, but is also, in every essrtrial quality (a' fir as re lates to its use in manufacture) an equivalent to Gohl itself. In richness of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly resembles the Stardird Gold, that Gold-workers have nit been able to disinguish one front tie other. '1 he most important property peculiar to this Composition, consista in the very s;ngu • kr cireunueance of its not being at all subject to change its lustre any more then the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precisely the m o re, and will at alt times be found as pliable to work, whe ther flatted or in wire, as find Itself: in fine, the only difference between them whatever, is merely that arising from their intrinsic value. The limits of a Circular will not admit of an enumeration of the many articles to which. this composition is suited, nor , is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper ' ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be manufactured with it. J.F. K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Aurean Ore, etcr receiving most numerous proofs from Manu facturers, as well as lions his own laboured experiments, to con vince him t)f its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very owerful degi et, to sulersede theuse of Gold. Gold-Workers, and others who require their work eact, may, by sending their eatterns or moulds, have them complete in six hours after they are brought for the purpose. h. K. deems it important to the trade in general, to ac uaiur the in that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa pers, bearing the appellation of the Aureao Ore, (of which he is the sole Invet.tor and Proprietor), cannot be purchased genuine at any crier house lee Lead's) but at Isis Manufactory in -Bridge water-squaw ; therefore any ocher Composition offered to the trade, throu&s any medium whatever, designated by the same title, is spurious and deceptive : every Flask of his manufacture bears his Name stamped on each side in legible characters. Sold in swim's Weights, at 41. rid. per Ounce, either in Flasks, flatted, or in Wire.—hiecimetes may be seen in elegant Pieces of Bright and Colour Manntat cure. Ostlers from the Country thallreceive every renal* attestieas UNE 11, 181 g. "rids day was published, In 604mq est). price 6s. boards, POEMS and TRANSLATIONS.—By RE il- NALD HEBER, A. M. 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A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit Instructions for their management, so as to render them white and firm in • their socket, and'to preserve them from caries, tooth-ached, &c. By 1. P. 'Hertz, Surgeon Dentist. " ilits Work contains much useful information, and we hope it will ext.erience that extensive circulation, to which the imeor tance of the subject entitles it." — Monthly Compendium of Me dicine, une, 1 810 Price 3s. 6d.—An Exposition on the Present State of the Pro fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur geons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in lfreat Britain. '1 co which is added, an Analysis of the regular .r tra ding Physician. By Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of thr Faculty of Physic.. " This work not wily merits the serious attention of the Mem- Gers of the British Legislature, to whom it is address.d, but every parent that regards the health and happiness of himself and off spriitg. The many instances of the most culpable negligence of the Medical Police, and impositions practised by regular men and quacks here detailed, reflect indelible disgrace on the country and canhot fail to render certain medical characters coutemptible even to themselves." ' Monthly Compendium of Medicine for May, 1810. Published for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. DEVONSHIRE-TO BE SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH FORD, in the County of Devon, consisting of upwards of 300 Acres of must excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Ground, in several Tenements contiguous to each other, of which about 7S Acres are held by '1 wants at Will, or for a short term of years, at the yearly rent of L 9 14s. and the remelt:der by Tenants under 1. eases respectively determinable on the deaths of two or three lives. This Estate has a Southern aspect, is three mites bolo* the Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable river Taw, and about five miles from the sea; any commolity may be sent to or from the premises by water carriage, and the lands rise from the water-side by a gentle acclivity, from which there are picturesque views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Miles up the river Taw, and down that river to the sea, and which views also corn prebend the seats of several Gentlemen residing in the airier buurbood. The North Devon Stag-Mounds and several packs of Harriers are kept within a few miles of the Estate; and the neigh bourhood/is cons•dered as one of the must pleasant and healthy in the West of England. For viewing this Estate, apply to the Bailiff residing thereon; and for particulars apply to Meesrs.Graham, Kinderley, an Dom ville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, !Anion • Mr. Voysey, of Broad. dist, near Exeter • to Mr. Brutton, Solicitor, la &um; or to Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at From& PA/CE SIXPSNCE-RALPI'BNNZ• FROM THE M4RSHA I.'S 0 PFICL bUMMONS by kDICT. n y !thine Of an app eAntment, tin kr LW. nf 13th . March, 1612, fr om the Honour.lle Como of Civil J- -t et of Mill Colony, on a lietition presented by R. C Dow cc A 4 WiLLIAM Dort, in qt Pity at eistatur.. to the rif ate ut A. M. VAN DE lANDE, d.-erase 0 , I„ the undersigned hfarsb.l of th • Court of th s Co!. n Summon by Edict all known and u oltar.vii erctl o s, or any person or porom s who hold any clai n 4 agantat tae E. ate of •he sa•d A. M. Van de I.a:ide, deceased, to aploar to poso •, or by At:or:lcy, bafore the Court to Cis 1 J • his ! olooy, at their :::ession, which rail! b.: het tin th • :n..n.li ut 1)..t0' , 0r :di them to bee their claims. approved and cinfirnie.l aft..r .;eba•e, needs be, and to see, 'he sot , Proceed. of that Es a•e div 44 amongst them, acccrling to tits priority of each of tiv•se claithe, after the same shall have ben drcil.:4l by Law, sukceu o• p r. petual sileAce to those who do tan appear on the day ~r. fis••••.-- This Summons of Edict being made knows' to the pobdc frum the Court-House by beat of dram. A. O f CALMER, Mars' al. Bethke, the 14th March, ISIL • FROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. SUMMONS BY El/CT. B Y virtue of an Appointment wider date of 13th March, 1812, front the Honourable Court of Civi± Junta, on a Petition presented for that pi:revue by k. C. Down. r, Orifser of the Orphan Board of this Colony, 1, the under.igned First Marshal of :he Court of dd. Colony, hump= by cdict ad known and un known Creditors of the under-ountioued Eames, Batty M`Car. thy. Peggy Scott, John Rose, As. Van Viondebbers, K. Smith, A. 1.. Bowen, Edw. litninnith, Joseph Ph)fers Chas. Motet, hoe. Harwig, A. Craw J. Pupke, 1.11. Walcher, W. Dowses, D. Ferguson, Fairchild, Bell H. Scherftia, Jan 1 ovation, R. Drat, Jacob W.nkler, lames Sanderson, to amear In person, or by Attorney, br'ore the Court of Civil Ju.tict of th:s Colo.:y, at their Sauna, which will b:• held bi the muath of October, Is It, for the purpose of there exhibiting their preten4 ma, if ne:eim.ry, to bear oli , ctions nia.le against the same, as well at to trim as the Count detertn:nation as to th e prefertatt and eor.current right on the amount of the different af.r.onientior.ed . Eauter, on pain of being for eat' r Seharred their right of claim. this Sum mons by Etl:ct being made known to the Pubic from the Coact House by beat of dram. KS. FRANC l( Et, Berhice, Alarch 14, i Olt. Fi ne Mars hal. TROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. BY Virtue of an Appointment of the H on o ura bl e Court of Civil Justice of the Colony of Bethke, under date of 18th March, 1812, on a Peatloit present d for that purpose by R. C. Dow Nest, Lai- himself, acid 1. W. Harriet/La, Cute. tors to the }state of the Widow H. A. BAKKER, I. the undersigned, First Marshal of the Crum of th'sColony, SUMMON bt EDICT all known and unknownCreditor4 of the Estate of J. C. BROEKENER, Widor; of H A. 11AKE.1 R, to appear In person or by Attorney befure'the Court of Civil) avico of this Colony, at their Sessions,which wl I be held in the mon:b of October, 1812; there to ex their dims approved and cone filmed, after debate if the same should be necessary, and to pen the Nett Proceeds of that E-tate tli% i lei amongst them accord ing to the priority of each of their clei.ns , titer the same shall have been dcd.'ed by Law. Subpts”,e of perpetual Silence ::ga nit all those who do not appear on the day appot tied. 'fills Summons by Edict being made known to dm public from the Court House by beat of Drum. K. FL(ANCKEN, First Marshal,. Berbiee, 11th March, 1812. FROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. SALE BY EXECU I lON —FIRS T PROCLAMATION. BY authority obtained from the Honour.ble J. J. VAN DER S TOOP, President of the Cout: of Civil Justice of this eatony, by absence of his Excellency ROBERT GOR• DON, GoVernorGeneral In and over the CAony of &Alice and its Dependencies, Vke•Ailnilral.and Presalent in all Courts and Colleses within the same, &e. &e. Ste. Oranted , upon a Petition presented by Tools* s Moons., under date of 4th January, IR t 2,versus RIDIERT Mt rcu ea, Proprietor of the Cotton Plantation No. 1, situated In the Coreutyn Cuast clivis'on. • I, the undersigned, First Marshal of both the Honourable Courts of this Colony, shall expose and Sell at Public Ex , onion Sate, in presence of two Coun,ellors, Commissaries and their Secretary, in the month of Apiii, lb 13. the precise day to he fixed and notified through the Gatrte of this Colo:iy—The *hove-mentioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, the popery of said Robert Mitchel, with all its Cultivation, II tildit.ga , Slaves, Appurtenances and Dependencies thereto be enging; all confor. mable to an Inventory thereof now lying at the Marshal's Office for the inspection of ;hose whom it may conc.-IT. Whoever sh..uld think to have any ti,;lo, iutrrest, or Claim ns the aforementioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, cum annexis, and wishes to opp or the Sale thi-r •of, I• t sech person address hhnself to the Marshal's Office of this Colony, declaa g h s rea son for such oppos tion in due time and Corm; as I h.. teby give Notice, that I will r.ceive opposition from every one thereunto qualified, appoin• tivin a day to have his or ha- claim h and be. fore the Court, and further act therein according to Style and This First Proclamation-made known to the public by beat of drum from the Court House of this Colony, mid further desk with according to Style and Custom in such our s. K. FRANCKEN, First Marshal. Berbice, the 1 eth February, 1812. ELY. TO BE LET FOR A 1 ERM OF YEARS, And entered on at Michaelmas nest, AFARM, within a Mile of the City of ELY, consisting of a convenient and comforable Farm House, with the necessary Outbuildings and 212 Acres of eaceeaug good Arable, Meadow, and Pa-ture Land. The Farm Is in a ring fence, the Houses and Ilui'd ngs in the centre, and adjoin' the Turnpike Road leading from Cambri•lge to Ely; an extraor dinary advantage will be afforded tb a Tenant. Applications for Par ticu'ars to be made (if by let'ers, post paid to Mr. Ireland, Sollc,Tor, Staple Inn, LoLdon, where a Map of the Farm may he seen NORFOLK.—TO BE SOLD, AMOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE i n a line Si:forting part of tie County of Norfolk, abourding with Game, and consisting of an etcellent Residenco in complete order, with Offices of every description, Coach. house and Stabling, Lawn, Peamre-grounds, Shrubberies, and Gardens, and sundry paddocks of excellebs Pasture and Arable Laud, containing altogether upwards of 100 Acres. Also a Farmatiouse, with suitable Out-buildings, and a Public-house and tour neat Co:tages. immediate possession may he had, and part of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage. For particulars, enquire of Messrs. Fost: r and Urn hank, Soli. citors, Norwich ; or Mr. Geldard, Solicitor, No. 6, Gray's-inn square, London. 1 . DEVONSHIRE —To BE soup, W - rrHE MANOR and ESTATE of PISELL, A. in the p2rish of•Kentisbeare, in the cou nt y o f D evon ; con . sitting of nearly 600 Acres of Arable, P.trure, a , d Meadow `Ground, In divers Tenements and Farms, of which 'bob& llts Acres are held by Tens:its at Will, at yearly rents amuntuirg to 2225, alx.ut l .29 Acres on lease at ihe featly rent of Ai 17 tea. i and the remainder by Tenrits under leases re'pectively dints% 1 turnable OA the devils of one, two, or three Lem This Manor is ot excellent cal, and particularly adopted for sheep ; lies compact, is improveable, and near to a hme rick I of the best quality, and situated within three mil/sof the that het town of Cu lompton, upon the turnitilte.road leading thence t• 1 Honiton, from which it is distant about e ght rules. For viewing the above Estate a ppl y to Ed mun d B room , ree f s , ding thereon ; and for particu'ars apply le lidss.r , . Graff ten, Kin.. ,Iderley, and Doonville, Sol!c tors, Lincoln's Inn, Leaden ; Mr. Voysey, of Broadclist s 'near Esc:er ; to Mr. kinsm :abettor, an :abettor,, i in Bzetsr;- or to Mr.Wkkhaai, Solicitor, at EMMA.