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• , . . . . . . .777 L' ‘ItNit. , •../ ..' ' • . X „,F . . . 1 Jr. :. , • • . . . . - lic..- . • ..• , ; 2) ; .1 , 1, ,, , , 1... , 1 ..,,.... • .... A 4 lb pl:1 1" ,.. -. 's . • ' , I 4, ._ A . ~k. • . .., . Tr- • . ',ltt . •1,..:.. ....,_• . • . lill Pr , .. /4 4 , 0 . . . I .- L • _ .. . _ . IL .. 1 Ili ~• ►.. ... • - . s • 0 I ~'s. , Z: .~_. NITMOR 7951 a TUESDAY, SEPTiEMBER 1, 1812 PRrCE SIXPENCD.HALIViNNT. HIGHGATE ARCHWAY. H E HIGHGATE ARCHWAY COMPANY T res olved to create new or additional Shares of £5O ,_°':e m i t sl Stock of the said Company and to dispose of Oita 132 ""W i e s o pet Share, the Directors do hereby give Notice, us epen , for receiving the names of such persons as that 7:7,0 18 to Subscribe for such Shares at £2O each, at "' l nerdiesd, Howard, and Haddock's, Cateaton-srreet, w ildossin open until tke 17th instant. The Company have , protract with Mr. Jbhn Nash to finish this magnificent w o k hi the month of December next, when the Road will be / poiiv the accommodation of the Public . The Monthly Calls go this S u b sc ription will not exceed £2 per Share, and the first ca n o f go per Share is to be paid on or btfore the 16th instant. By Order , of the Directors, GEO. PRINGLE, Chief Clerk. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREET. In four vols. 12mo. prise 22u. SUBSTANCE and SHADOW ; tn., the Fisher man's Daughters of Brighton. By thtAtithlr of " Light and Shade," " Eversfleid Abbey," " Banks of the Wye," " Aunt and Niece," &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. The following will appear this Autumn : Lady DYNEVOR; or, my Father's Wife. By A. F. Hol stein, 3 vols. ___ .... --- 1 SALES BY AUCII6X. - s . CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTSMOU TH. On Thursday, the 3d September, t 81S. at Ten o'Clock In tlle Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at ibis Office, SEVERAL Pipes, Hogsheads, Quarter Ctsks, xttd Cases of WINE; a few Parcels of Print+, Matting, Hiuesl Wood, Flower Pots, &c. and a variety of Packages (co.iteuts unknown). The whole of which has remained un-entered in the Kit g's Warehouse, at this Port, beyond the time allowed by Law, and will be peremptorily Sold, if not cleared before the ahoy: men• O•tned Day, in pursuance of an Order of the Honourat,le the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs. The Goods may be viewed three days before the Sale, on ape plication to the Warehouse-keeper. SINGULAR ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY. HORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill, beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the I I LO-ITERY Is big with important Chances, and solicit their fa vours en the present occasion. The Drawing begins Near Tursonv, the Bth of September. Only 10,000 Tickets. A Blank may gain £50,000. Orders, by Pust or Carrier, executed on the same terms as If present. Hoaw say and Co. have divided among their Friends upwards of Three Millions Sterling, which they trust is the best recom mendation for the future favours of the Public. TALES of the FOUR NATIONS. By the Author of " Mar. glans," &c. 5 vols. MONASTERY of ST. COLUMB. By Mrs. Roche, Author of " Children of the Abbey," Sm. S vols. AGE and YOUTH; or, Families of Abenstedt. By La Fon taine, 4 vols. Sir FERDINAND of ENGLAND; an historical Romance. By. J. N. Brewer. 4 vol% The DAUGHTER in LAW, her FATHER, and FAMILY, by the Author of " the Clergyman's Widow," &c. g vols. PORT OF PLYMOUTIL By Order of the lion. Commissioners of his Majesty's Cnvonts. On Friday, the 4th September, 1012, by Ten o'Clock lu the Forenoon, at the Custom-house in this Port, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.- CARROLL & Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 7, Coril hill, and '26, Oaford-Street; respectfully remind the Public they are Selling 'rickets and Shares fur the State Lottery, all to be drawn Near Ty tbDAT i which, in additepo to the usual Number of Prizes, contains the novelty, tbat A, BLANK may gain £50,000. CAPITAL PRIZES SOLD BY CARROLL & Co. Last Loueries, Late Lotteries. No. 4,149 - - .£2,000 No. 6,34 S - - £30,000 10,149 - 2,000 12,103 . - 10,000 6,098 - 1,000 2,171 - 10,000 8,558 - 500 7,121 - 10,000 Brandy 4 Gaßane Rum 74 Wine 1/ OU 1 Cmiee 19[ NUR& 'Tea Salt 76 Sugar 96 Rau,ins 37 Vermecilli 9 Black Pepper 1070 Rice 12 Cocoa 39 Pour d 4 Timber 7 Pieces Sippers 21 Pair Craninrries 1 Cask Ginger 2 Jars Linen Clotk 178 ir.rds Iron Ballast 25 Cwt. Pans s No. Rabbit Skins 494 No. Tobacco Ashes I Cask Paving Stone 500 Feet. ITOTICE is hereby given, That application is M il tended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for leave to bring in a Bill or Bills for more effectually Paving, o ol ong, Lighting, Watch'ng, Watering, and otherwise im row and keeping in repair the Streets, Lanes, Squares, and ether Public Passages and Places within the Parish of Saint gorge, Hanover-square, in the County of Middlesex ; for re. i on an Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled " An Act for putting the Road from Clarges eat to Hyde• Park Corner, end from the South-end of Park ins to the North-side of Hertford-street, in the Parish of Saint gorge, Hanover-square, in the County of Middlesex, now un- Itr t ke direction of the Acts for Repairing the Ro ads in the parishes of Kensington, Chelsea, Fulham, and Saint George, gotover-square, in the County oMiddlesex, under the manage oat of the Commissioners for Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting k Squares, Streets, Lanes, and other Places in Westminster," ad for placing the care and management of the said Road from pages-street to Hyde-Park Corner, and from the South-end of Part.lane to the North-side of Hertford•etreet, under the Coln- Once of Paving for the said Parish of Saint George, Hanover . Ore, and for vesting in the said Committee the Powers and Provolone granted by the said Act to the Commissioners for paving, Cleansing, and Lighting the Squares, Streets; Lanes, and other Places in Westminster; with such further Powers and provisions for raising Rates and Assessments witlsin the said Parish, as may be necessary for effecting the above mentioned purposes, and for amending, altering, and enlarging the Powers elan Act passed in the twenty:ninth year of the reign of his pre rent Majesty, intituled " An Act for the better Relief and Ern. phyment of the Poor of the Parish of Saint George, Ha-over sgsare, within the Liberty of the City of Westminster, for Re pairing the Highways, Regulating the Beadles, Watch, and Pa trol, for Paving, h epairing, Cleansing, Lighting, and Removing and Preventing Nuisances and Annoyances within several of the streets and other Public Passages and Places within the said Tuish, and for other purposes relating to the said Parish." DAWSON and WRATISLAW, Solicitors to the Canmittee of Paving for the said Parish of St. George, Hanover-square. August 19, ISM . . HEIRS AT LAW WANTED. ANY Person or Persons proving themselves Heirs at Law to Mr. Geoace Cuing r, formerly of the Town of Ponies, Victualler, deceased, whO died about 41 years since, living two Sisters, viz. ELI Z A BETH CHUMP, of the City of LOH.. dm, spiniter, and Maas , CHUMP, of tee city of Winchester, Oster, or their Descendants, may hear of something to their phantsge, by application (free of postage) to Mr. Ring, St. James's street, Portsea. TO THE FACULTY. • AGENTLEMAN, who has been for upwards of six years a Regimental Surgeon, Is desirous of quitting the Service, and retiring to Private Practice, would be glad to enter late Partnership with a respectable Medical Practitioner, or to purchase the whole a a Practice which may return from .C3OO to £6OO per annum, or upwards. A Situation in the Country will be preferred . —For further particulars, apply by letters, post pid, to A. B. care of Messrs. Gray and Son, Law Stationers, is, Piccadilly, London. MONEY. THOSE desirous of borrowing Sums of Money, are informed, they may be supplied with any sum on the ireurity of Church Livings, Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates; as also by respoosade personal security, on terms infinitely more honour able and advantageous to the Borrower then are usually of fered to the P‘blic.---lietters (post paid) addressed to Mr. W. lt, Chapel-place, Vere-street, Oxford -street, will be immediately answered—where personal applications are daily received hum Twelve to Four. j OWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.—The superior kind of tixture, which is the ca ds-Ise privilege of this Fabric, renders it the most pleasant, com fortabe, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet alsoufactured. It washes beautifully—is warranted for thirabi- Limqud to the best Irish Linen, and about 'Half the Price. Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 154; Cheapside, near St. Pads; Harding, and. Co. 59, Pall-Mall ; also Shirts ready made at Doyley 's War,home,‘346, Strand, and no other House in 10M/011. NEW HiIRISES 'and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULARLY KITCHENS. 1-1 STRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public, that he his removed his Manufactory from Blackfriars- Road, to IV, Oshir*atreet, where may be had his unequalled Patent STEAM - KITCHENS, calculated for email as well as ltlilargest Pansiltei: Patent Descending and all other Stoves: Patent &note Jacks, BA Hanging. and every Article in the Furnishing I ron mongery Iran Ga • Railing, Balconies, and aa kinds of Smith's Wtnu.—Stoves, &c. Cleaned and Repaired, &tight, or i :changed. • • On a comparison with the above, the Public will End that the %taw ! , Ovens, and Boilers, so generally Advertised, are tress hoposiuons, and not worth the expencs of Firing. UPHOLSTERY. MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest sense Of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage they lave already received, very humbly Inform Ladies and Gentle- Alien they have recently enlarged their Manufactory and Ware n:toms, mad which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable Collection of every Article of CABINET arid UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE, for Houses.and Mansions of every description; in particular, the Pateut Bedsteads, Sofa•beds, Chair-beds, lm- Panid Dinicg-tables, Side-boards and Tables in one tie pin piece of Funitui s e; with many other new and improved la- 'ratings, for tbe East and West Izolies and all Forign Climates, Army and Navy, ittc . N.V. The various invc Alone, &c., that many others are offer ing for sale, it is alhost needless to say to edisteruing antiliberal Public, have most of them been copied from Morgan and San- Manufactory, 16 and 17, Catherine-street. Strand. • CF.RED PORT WlNE r Tett, Fruit, Mildew l and every V e g et abl e Mattes, are entirely removed from TA81.4 LINEN, I.EATHER ilitEtCtli?.S, Cottons, %Wins, Laces, -end ether Articles of Dress, by . IRTEISOWS CHEMICAL 1 1 1.E4C1 - IING LIQUIDc it also removes the shove stains from Ladies BUFF Dresies, without in uring the Buff Colour, an d rehtores all h i e d o f Li nen to th eir originU Whiteness, when di‘co:oured by had washing, disuse, or long ses-voyages, WI I'HOI ' it. JURY -^ the 2,681 - - 10,000 Forty Yea's past, amounting to 3,543 - - - 300 I Besides other Capitals, for these upwards of a Million Sterling. Prizes to any Amount paid Country (Post-Paid) punctually a on Dernan ttended to. from the NEW STATE LOTTERY. pIDDING and Co. No. 1, CoRNIIILL, and No. 3, L eNARING-CROSS, (third Door from Northumberland kinne, opposat the Statue), who sold in the Last Lou ery, No. 6,131, a Pr ze of £5OO, and No. 3,496 and 1,205, the TWO LAST PRIZES of £20,000 ever sold ; also 2,021, the first Prize of £4OO, all in St arcs; return their grateful Thanks for the Patro nage of the Public, and acquaint them that the Naw Lomat' of 10,000 Tickets, to be drawn on the 9th of SEP TEMBER, contains no Prize of less Value than £22, and has the usual Pro portion of Capitals. Purchasers at PIDDING and Co.'s Offizes, will also have EIGHT EXTRA BENEFI IS wirh the Foos FIRST-DRAWN BLANKS, each orleshich, in both Classes, will he enti:led to 20 Whole Tickets, deposited at the BANK or ENGLAND for the Holders of these fortisnre Blanks, so that A BLANK MAY NOW GAIN £50,00:t Ort!ers from the Country, enclosing the amount, post paid, will a'ert the same attention as if the parties were present. - - GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. This day was puhlikhed, in one very large volume medium Bvo. price tBs. bound, the 22d Edition, corrected and considerably enlarged, of ANEW GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR, and Present State of the several Kingdoms of the World. To which are added, 1. A Geographical Index, with the names of places alphabeti cally arranged: 2. A Table of the Coins of all Nations, with their value in English Money: 3. A Chronological Table of Remark able Events, from the Creition" to the Present Time. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. • The Astronomical Past by James Ferguson, F.R.S. To which have! een added, The late discoveries of Dr. Hersch. I, and o: her eminent As tronomers, Illustrated with a correct set of Maps, en,•raved from the most recent Observations :nd Draughts of Geographlcal Travellers. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingron, G. Wilkie and I. Rubinson, J. Walker, .1. Corbett, Scatchard and I.ett. rman, Cadell and Davies, C. 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(Concluded.) —A Mechanic's Observations on Mr. Wilkie's Re ply to his former Remarks on the Iron Plough.—On a disease in Sheep called the Sturdy, or Water in the Head. By the fittrick Shepherd.—A Traveller's Notes on the State of Cultivation, &c. in the course of a Tour in England in Sept. Ina I. (Continued.)-• Obeervatictis on a system of Book-hewing for Fat mere. By Sim plicltas—lleport of an acticn of Damages concerning the Burning of Culrossizorest, Lord Kg, h v. Wm. Keir,Esq. decided 10th June, 11112.—0 n the utility of Meteoreinzical Journals—On dividing a [Triangle into any number of equal parts—On the advantages `of Permanent Pasture. By Mr. Robertson, of Lady Kirk—On the Binding and Stocking of Grain—On Salving Sheep, and the intro duction of the Spanish Breed into the Orkney Isles.—On the use of Bones as Manure, and other relative subjects---OuGrasses--On the Gooseberry Caterpillar, by Mr. t , teele, La, Art. 1. The Right Hon. Sir John Sibclair'sAccouni of Scottish Husbandry. Part 2. Dissertations on Questions connected with the Agricultu ral Improvement of a Country in general, but more especially as applicable to the State of Scotland.-2. General View of-the Agri , cutture of Dumbartonshire, by the Rev. A. Whyte, and D. mac , farlan, DD.-3. A 'treatise on a New System of Agriculture and Feeding of Stock, by George Achuns.—Agricultural Intelli gence and State of the Industrious Poor.—Scotland.-.-England and Wales.--On the Rust in Corn crops, by Mr. Robertson of - . JUT ANY 1101 .1( to L..: texture of the i Lid/ -- dotk. ' prepared and NW by Hudson mid Co. her Majesty's Che. ; Ktrk.—l4otites to Correspondents, &c. !lets, 27, Haymarket, London ; lob' ;deo by the principal, PICP" I nester-row,Printed Condos; and A. Constable and Co. EdisihttrBh. an r Li ; , Hunt. Rees. Orme, and Brow', Paten teurs, St at i oners, and Mttlichie Venders t brougkour the United Ligdom in b ott l es at 51 34 and 2s. each. • Of whom May be had, Husbon and Co. beg lea . y e . to caution the Public against imitilp The Freeman'', Mao/meg, from its commencement in 1800 tjans of this article, under the name of any other person. It has to the present time ; 12 vols. price 16.95. ia boards; oK an 7 *in used and approved by many respectable Families ant in the Number or Volume se p aratel y . fuly for ma n y y ears; b ut they cann o t . be atissverillo for the ts.a. Oenunimications for the abets WodLare requested to be Ilkaa of any that is not prepared by ttlestsetves. addressed to the Pubbiliert. • _~ DR: REES'S NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. This day was published, in 4to. Part 43. Price 30s. boards, I'HE NEW CYCLOPIEDIA, or UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES and LITERATURE: Formed upon a more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Dictionary o Mr. Chambers, comprehending the various Articles of that NVork, with AticlL ions and Improvements, together with the new Subjects of Biography, Geography, and . History •; and adapted to the prt-,ent State of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM REF. 7;, D. D. F. R. S. Editor of th e last Edition pf Mr. Chambers' s Dictionary, with the Assistance of eminent professional Gentlemen. PrOted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater noster Row; F. C. and J. Rivington ; A. Strahan; T. Pmue; J. Stockdale; Scatcherd and Letterman; J. Cuthll, Clarke and Sons; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. and A. Arch; Cadell and Davies; S. Bagster; J. Mawman •' Black, Parry, and Co. ; J. Harding; R. Scholey; J. Booth ; J. Booker; Sutiaby and Co.; R. Baldwin; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Johnson and Co.; Wilson and Son, York ; Ih odic, Dowding, and Lui ford, Salisbury. Of whom may be nad, The former Parts, Price Ws. each, in Boards, either periodi cally or together. Copies are printed off on Royal Paper, with proof Impres &loos of the Mat s, price &is. each Pant. HOLBORN HOUSE, US, HIGH HOLBORN. TASTE AND ELEGANCE, COMBINED with ECONOMY AND FASHION. ACPHE RSON, REES, and Co. beg leave to LVA• irform their Friends and the Public in general, that they ace enabled by their immediate connection with the first LINEN, MUSLIN, and COTTON Houses in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, to have continually on Sale at the above House, a most Extensive and Choice Assortment of the CHEAPEST LINEN DRAPERY and Homer Gooos in the THREE KINGDOMS. N.B. GREAT BARGAINS in SHAWLS, latsn LINENS, CAMBRICS, Japan, Plain, Striped, Corded, and Sprig'd Maseru., COLINTZVAPIRS, StIZILTINGS, DIAPERS, SILK and COTTON Hose, and eVery Article for Mourning, &c. &c. Country Dealers 'served on the lowest terms. CLIFTON. TO BE LEI', on LEASE, and entered upon immediately, 'THAT well-accustomed and old established INN, HOTEL and TAVERN, commonly called the NEW INN, which has undergone a thorough repair of Papering, Painting, &c. situated in Dowery-square, Hotwellt, Clifton, and now in lull Trade ; a very excellent Yard, Garden, Coach-houses for l 4 Carriages, Gig-house, with Stabling for SO Horses, with a very convenient Brew-house, excellent Cellars, and a great pro fusion of excellent Water, the finest in Clifton; the present occu pier going in the country. A Coach to and from Bath every day. Chaises and Glass Coaches, by which the Posting may be greatly enlarged.—Apply at the New Inn, Hotwills. NORFOLK.—TO BE SOLD,. A CAPITAL ESTATE, called the ABBEY FARM, situate at Old Buckenham, in Norfolk, consisting of a very good and large Dwelling House, with Cottages, Barns, Stabling, and all other Out-buildings. well adapted, and sufficient for the Land, all in good and complete repair, and about 400 Acres of very superior Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land in a ring fence, the whole Freehold and Titke-free, divided into suit able laclosures, well Wooded and Watered, and abounding with * Game of all descriptions and Fish. This Estate is bounded on one side by a high road, from Nor. wicb to Thetford, distant from each about 14 miles, within two miles of the Post Town of Attleborough, near sever al good Corn i Markets, the neighbourhood highly respectable and improving, and Mitring been many years in the hands of the Proprietor.-- Possession may be had when desired. A Map of the Etude may be seen at tbe Office of Messrs. Foster and Unthank, Norwich. Letters to be addressed (post old) to them, Of to Mr. liirragd o tiopicaliam Abbey ) our Atckilorou Norfolk. EXPORTATION. Kid Gloves, Silk Ribband,lk Shawls and Handkerchiefs. Wine, 48 Casks, picked up Derelict. N. B. The Goods above-mentioned will be set up In several Lots, and sold to the highest bidder. Attendance will be given at the Custom-house aforesaid, fog viewing and tasting the same, aree days before the day of Sala only. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in London, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), THE ADVOWSON ofSOLI HULL. nearly mid. waybetween Birmingham and Warwick; consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and about 8$ Acres of rich Glebe Land, and the 1 ytbes belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwards of 11,000 Acres, together of the esti.. mated yearly value of between 2 and £3000; the present incunx. bent aged about 56 years. Printed Particulars may soon be had at the Auction Mart ; of Thos. Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; of Joseph Harding, Esq. Solihull ; of Thos. Hunt, Esq Stratford on Avon • and of Messrs. Webb, Webb andAttwood,Salisbury, who ltreat by Private Contract. I GLAMORGANSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PHILLPOITS, At the Cardiff Arms, in Cardiff, on Thursday, the 10th day of September, len, at Ten in the Forenoon, and following day; in case the Sale is not completed on the 10th, in 43 Lots, C ONTAINING in the whole 2047 A. I R. 15. P. of Arable Meadow, Pasture, and Wood land, (be the same more or 14;sa), the greater part of which is let to respect. bk tenants, at low rack rents, and the remainder granted on leases j determinable with one or two lives, mostly vary old, in the pa. rashes of Ewenny, Coiwinstone, Llangan, Lantwitt Major, Pep nar:h, Cogan, Landeugh, Landaff, Minher Dovan, Lavernock, St. Andrews, Llawrissent, Wenvoe, and Eglvrysilan Together with the Manors or reputed Manors of Corntown and West Lantwitt, and the Tythe-hay of the parish of I Antwitt Major. Also the Manor of Pennants, with several Farms and Lands, containing 702.4. 3R. i i P. of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, (he the same more or less) held of the Dean • and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives; and the presentation and right of patronage to the parish church of Pennants, with Lavernock annexed. during two lives. Nearly the whole of the Estates are situate on the south of the turnpike road leading from the Passage to Swansea, on a very fine limestone, and possess many remarkably good situations foe buil Zing, adjoining the Bristol Channel. The Tenants will thew the lots. A Sketch Map, referring tat the Particular of the Corotown Estate, Lcts 1 and t!, is left with Mr. Edward Bowen, of Corntown; and of Pennarth Estate, Lot 20, with Mr. Jenkin Waters, of Pennarth. Print-.d particulars may be had at the King's Head, Glances. • ter; Beastort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol; at the New Passage Houses; Westgate Inn, Newport; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff.; the Bear, Cowbridge ; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; of Messrs. Oddle, Oddle, an/ Forster, Carerstreet, London; et Mr. Brown, Soliciter, Cardiff; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and AttwooJ, Salisbury. LARGE HO INN, COFFEE-HOWE., and TAVERN, STABLES, HOUSE, &c. for SALE, situated in Edinburgh. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on Wed• nesday, the 28th of October, 1812, at Two in the Afternoon, I HE FOLLOWING PREMISES, part of the sequestrated Estate of &root:ART Da v SIPALL, Coach-master and Mail-coach Contractor, in Edinburgh: Lot 1. The long-established Inn, formerly called the 111sdi Bon, but now the Turf Coffee-house, Hotel, and Tavern, itisr sessed by Michael B. Tufloch. The accommodation in this house, from the number of Its apartments, and the couveoiency with which they are laid out, the long-continued resort of travellers of all descriptions to it, and its situation in one of the greatest thoroughfares, renders it an object worthy of the attention of any person wishing to invest his money in an excellent security, and of any one what is desirous of entering at once into a long-established business, la a house to which the whole of the Mail-soaches to Edinburgh, and some of the other public carriages run. Adjoining to the house is a large Office, used by the Mail-coach Contractors, with a back Office adjoining, in which there is a sleeping-place, which are to form a part of the first lot. Lot 2. The Stables, Coach-houses, &c. behind and conuntude eating with the Coach-office, consisting of four Stables, one with ten stalls, one of six stalls, and two others capable of containing " 1 eight horses each, with hay-lofts to each stable. There is also accommodation for five carriages, a large Granary, Grindings mid, and other conveniences. The two preceding lots will be disposed of, together if pure chasers Incline, and will form the largest hotel and stable pro. mites in Edinb urgh. Lot S. The Stables situated in Paulswork, Edinburgh. , Mille the above premises, which form one of the most compipuregehlb establishments la Edinburgh, consisting of eight in nosh., obi. • six for eight horses each, one for six horses, and anat . = horses; standing for 16 carriages,Hay- lofts , -ink rooms, Boiling-house, Ostler's-home, and a Grammy NO& eel' containing upwards of SOO quarters of grain. Lot 4. A Stable entering from Clyde-street, containing 4 stalls, Hay-loft, Sm. I .ot 5. The First Floor of No. 35, Leith-street, consisting ci Dining-room, Drawing-room, four Bed-rooms, Kitchen, and a • Bed-closet, with a Cellar. Lot 6. The Surplus Rent of 1E22 per Annum, payable by Mr. George Montgomery, Confectioner in Edinburgh, for twelve years after Whitsuntide last, for a house in Princes-street, at pre. sent possessed by him. Lot 7. Ten Shares of the Hercules Fire Insurance Company: The Turf Coffee-house, the Stables behind, and at Panlsweet s will be sbewn by the Trustee on Mr. Drysdale's Estate, or by the present Tenants ; and the house in Leith-street, and Subk la Clyde-street, will be sbewn on application to the Trainee. kanher particulars may be had on application ro Mitinsaff. the Trustee , on. Mr. Drysiale's Seguesirtuid Metals . O.• Ins Princes -street; John Campbell, or John Arias/id Clara" Abercromby-plece; Llinbergh ; er se Aiesuodur hinfaddi. I ilamesciiint a Loudon. • . • IA .- I Nib ' . This day were published, In tivo. price 12s, in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on ECTRO PIUM, or EVERSION of the EYE-LIDS, with the De scription of a new Operation fur the Cure of that Disease. On the Modes of forming an artificial Pupil and on Cataract. Ilhts trat d by coloured Engravings: • By WILLIAM ADAMS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London; Oculist Ex traordioary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent; Oculist in Ordinary to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and Sussex; and the late Surgeon of the West of England Infirmary for curing Diseases of the Eye, instituted at Ex-ter. London : Printed for J.Callow, Medical 1 ookseller,lo, Crown court, Princes-street, Soho; F.. Cox, St. Thomas's -street, Bo rough ; J. Rodwell, 16, New Bond-street ; Me•srs. Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; and Me4srs. Hodges and Co. Dublin. GERMAN FLUTE. This day was published price U. 6d. in folio, the 11th Edition, of WRAGG'S IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP TOR; or, The Art of Playing the German Flute ren dered perfectly easy. The Contents are, a copious Set of Instruc tions for a Flute from one to eight Keys • a Set of Progres sive Lessons ; 64 Duets in various Keys, each of which is preceded by e short, easy Preludin, accompanied with an Explanatory Note, by which the Student is progr..ssively conducted from the easiest to the most difficult Key; 1 , -0 Original Arlettes; $3 Scottish and other Airs; and 16 Flourishes in Major and Minor Keys; the whole forming the cheapest and most useful Book of the kind extant. London : Printed for and sold by the Author, Ne. 17, Little Knight Rider-street, Doctors Commons. rr A CAUTION —Be particular in ordering " Wragg's Im proved Flute Preceptor;" and observe that every Book is signed " J. Wino" in Red Ink, in the Title and Address, no other being gent,ine. A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL LOOK. This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. 6d. bound, with the full allowance to Schools, THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 Lessons for Eng li.h Classes, in all bchoels, Male and Female, containing Instruction on every usekl and important subject, in the correct and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Lessons fur every day in the Year. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this in comparable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to he adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testimonials of its superior pretensions, and justify an expectation that it will in due tame be universally received and preterred as a finished Book iu the practice of Reading. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Reading Exercises for the Junior Classes, 2s. 6d. NEXT MONDAY. BISH, Contractor for the Lottery, respectfully -11- • advises the Public to make - their purchases at his Offices, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, on or before MON DAY, u the LOTTtIT begins on TUESDAY Morning, when Ano,ooo, £40,000, or , • £30,000, £50,000, MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANK. The Lowest Prim are 422 each, and every Number will be drawn front the Wheel. RRANSCOMB, No. 1, Hotnont4 BARS, Corner of Middle-row, and No. 42, Ca EA esl n e, opposite Wood -street, begs leave to inform the Public, that the Whole Lottery will be drawn Bth of NEX MONTH, (SepteMber), and respect illy solicits a continuance of those Favours for the Purchase of Tickets and Shares experienced so liberally for Fiky Years past. As above, are now the Only Offices of BRANSCOMB, who Sold in Shares • 2,570 N. 3,619 raided to a Packet of Tickets £24,755 which realized No. 37,247 the first Blank twitted to £20,000 Besides- £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £4,000, £9,000, £2,000, £l,OOO, too numerous to mention iu the limits of an Adver tisement. In the present Scheme, amongst other Novelties, are EIGHT PACKETS of TICKETS, by either of which a BLANK may gain £50,000.