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. • NUMBER 6:801 TEN GUINEAS REWARD. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. NAVIGABLE CASAL b ST. *ONES PIER. sod 'ALMS ASSURANCE SHARES. LOST yesterday afternoon. (supposed t o h av e slipped nut or a Poeket-Book)', jrreweeu Somerset House sad Furaival's In Coffee-house, . A £5O BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE, No. Tl9l, dated 15th July, 1508. 'PHIS is to give notice, that a Special Court of Directors will be holden. on Thursday, the 4th of August, at One o'Clnec precise'''. J. T. BARBER. Mauazing Dinstior. Southamptcn-street, Strand, July 27,18084 To be SOLD by AUCTION S by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, August 5, at Twelve o*Chsek, re Cerra* ea, SHARES in the , following NAVIGAT )NS, VIZ: The Leeds and Liverpool, dividing 1.1 per Sh ire.—St. Apses Pier and Harbour, Contwall, dividing £8 per ihare, with In cre...ing profi' s, —Also Share, in the Croydon, Ke -met and Avon, La: tester, and UnlAn Canals, and Albion Assura .ce Fire 018ce. Particulars at Ha/talc:Cs Hotel, Piccadilly, at Girraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 2R, New Bridge-street, London. Whoever has found it, and srill.delkter It to L. F. No. , 29, Mi. norics, 4211 receive a Renard of •r= Guineas.—Payment is stopped at the sank —July 113, 1805. ARMY. T I O Bt SOLD for the Regulation, an Ensigncy ie a Regiment of the Line.---Letters addre..sed (poet plid) to A. Z. Pan Ogee, Leeds, -v(if be imnietf ateli attended to. ip.OUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, and the GRAN PRIZES of £20,000, ElO,OOO, .£5,000, '0E2,000. Ae.tkc. &.. y remain in the Wheel. CURACY WANTED if in a Woody Cowitry, veer the Sed, the mon aitreeaas. Sahry not so much the objeet as.the Situatioo.—Directui P.B. Mr. Cietuc.nt's, Stationer, No. WI, Strand. STAFFORDSHIRD. TO DE ,01-D BY AUCTION, At the Red Hoes!, in Caverswall, is the county of Stat e; Monday, the tu gay of August, 1808, at Three o'Clock In the :TUESDAk NLX r, AUGUST 2, will be the Fitih Day at Mao * Tickets and Shares, warranted 'indrawn. are on Saia at all die Licensed Offices in 'Fawn and Country. T HE next hay of Drawing will be TUESDAy. NEXT. the _hi of AUGUST. _ _ TO THE NOBiLd3T, AtiitrAlLY, AID cif rtaas. tiuza *Um: - F Rt tsTCH PORT—a Wine that will; if merely tasted, totally supersede thadrinting of Prttugal Wine. it pcsoesats all its rizloneso, with the strength and kvour of Claret. Eight Thousand Donn of the above to be disposA of, ,at 545. per dozen, with 170 dozen of Claret, at Kis. and 500 dozen Ma. deira, at 755. per dozen, bottles included. Applications to Mr. A. Tel, Army and Prize Agent, No. sB, Cron Tuftoto.street, Dean's Ya. 711, Westtnialt..T. . _ Afternoon, THE Castle, or Capital Mansion House, called -1- CAVERSWALL cAsmE, in the said county of Stafford, with-its extensive 01. t-buildings and Conveniences; also a Farm House, and IYS Acres of very good Meadow, Pasture, and s. - biz Land. The Castle is :butted tcn miles from Leeke, seven tont Newcustle, twelve from Uttoxeter, four horn Cheadle, ands !mean from Stone ; is in complete repair, and sui able for the read:nee of a Gentleman's Family; and pawmision may be had the next Spring. Also Eight Cottages and Four Closes of Land in Caverswall aforesaid, containing together about 13 Acres. Mr. John 'filsley, at the Castle, will shew the premises ; and printed particulars may be bad there, and at the Lleorge Inn, in Leeke ; the Swan and Star, in Stafford ; the Roebuck, in New castle; the White Hart, in Uttoxeter ; the Crown, in Cheadle; the Crown, in Stone; and at Messrs. Worthington's, Ilarrop and Worthington, Altrincham, Cheshire—where a'Map of the Estate may b.: seen. • The Tick^t, No. 9.,629, drawn the last Day of Drawing a Prize of Ten Thoosa , A Pouols, was "Ad in Shares by nous. HAZARD, 13U R.N E. acd Co. Royal Exchange; where Tickets and Shares %varranted undr.e.vn, coatinoe on sale. T WO PRIZES of .c..),0,0p0, in the present State Lottery, sold in oi:efts by RICHARDSON, GOUDLUCit, and Co. Stock-Bro►era, Corner of Bank Buildings, CornLill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, Landon „ - No. 10.1.87, drawn loth :elf, .f..a.,000, in a Quarter, an Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares; N0.11,009,..drawn 15th July, 1 1 20,000, in Two Quartcri, and . Eight bide: nth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, tontine& on Sale, •by Blatant:m:4i, GOOD 1.11 CIL, and Co. • There are yet in the Wheel, Prises of aE 20,000, 4. 5,000, 10,000, 2,000, - And a great Proportion of smaller Prizes. The next Day of Drawing will be on Tuesday next, the ?.d of August, and the Lottery will finish on the 15th of August. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH is 5 , ...11ing Tickets and Shares,- warranted . undrawn, at both of the above Offices, where Elevza Capi tal Priies were total aod Shared in eat: last Lottery, hi Ho& t , g One Prize of AC23,000; also the Two last Prizes of £30,000 ever drawls. PILESENT PRICE: licket £26s. _____ Dif Cll 7 0 I Eighth - LI t S 6 g in ner .. 5 15 0 Sixteenth - 1 9 6 The Fifth Day of Draw 4 ng swill he on Tnesdar, August 2. .COWP6R'S MILTON. This day was published, for the Benefit of Mr. Cowper's Orphan God-son, in Royal ito. price 91. 26. in bout s, by I. Johnsbn, in St. Petal's Church-yard, J. Evans in Pall-m ail ; and all Book sellers in the United .unction, - - - - I ATIN and ITALIAN POEMS of MILTON, 4 translated into English Verse, with the Origiaffils; nod a Fragment of aCommetuary on Par adise Lost. By the fete WILLIAM COWPtI3, Esq. 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Riving:on, Wilkie and Robin ' son, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Seatcherd and Letter. man, C. Law Darton and Harvey, Crash' , and Co. Cadell and Davies, Lackington, Allen and Co. John Richardson, James Ri chardson, J. Mawmun ' and S. Tipper. 'Where may be had, Exercises in Elocution, being a Sequel to the Orme, by Dr. Enfield, price Ss. ed. LADY ELIZABETH WHITBItEAD. is. the Portrait Print, finely engraven by Cordon from the last painted picture by Opie. Spanish Popular and National Airs —being Two Spanish Boleros, transposed and at!....?ted for the Piano-forte., from the original composition with which we have been favoured. 'fhree Whole Length Portraits, Colour,d mid Plain, representing correctly the Fashions of the Month. .‘nel Two Original Patterns for. Needle-Work. These are the valuable Embellishments which eorieh this Month's Number, bang the XXXIV. of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE ; or, BELL'S COURT and FASHIONAME MAGAZINE, published on the isr of August,lllo9. The Literary contents as usual, consist of the most interesting variety of Elegant Literature, and articles of useful and valuable information. The Supplemental Number, being No. 33, was published last Month, and contains three admirable and correct Outline Sketches of Mr. Barry's celebrated I ictures of the Progress of Civilized Society, which are placed in the large room of the So ciety of Arts ; and three others, to con plete the set, will be given in the next Numbers of this Work. The preceding Numbers published rinee the commencement of the present year, in addition to the nival iimbellishments, con sisting of Portrait Prints, Prints of Fashion, Original Music, and Patterns for Needle-Work—contain as undar : ' Nos. 26, and 27, contain fine and correct Outline Sketches of all The Cartoons o f" taphael,from the original Pictures at Hamp ton-Court, Seven in number. No. 27, contains also a Inc and correct Outline Sketch of the Death of General Wolfe, from Mr. West's celebrated Picture. No. 28, a fine Outline Sketch of Death on the Pale Horse, from Mr. West's celebrated Picture taken front the Revelations. No. 29, a fine Outline Sketch of the Monument tweeted la the memory of Mrs. liporard, by Nollekins. No. 30, a correct Outline Skttch of the humorous subject by Smirke, representing the Conquest, as described in loote's Comedy of Taste. No. 31. a fire Outline Sketch of Hercules strangling the Serpent, from Sir Joshua Reynpld's Picture of the Infant Her cules. No. 12, a beettiful Sketoh of a Design for a Temple and Bridge, by Gandy. The additional Prints, which are obtained and executed at a very great expence, are given to the Suboeribeia without any ad. ditional cost to the usual price of the Magazine • and subjects of interest sod of equal importance will be hereafter constantly given in every succeeding Number of this Work, which will be principally confused to eminent Pictures by British living Artists ; to convey to the world a general idea of their style and merit. Printnd for Jeho_Bell, Prpprietor of the Weekly Messmer, Southampton-street, Scrawl, lboadost. QfralLSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC Li Maws are"to be had genuine, wholesale and retail, at the following houses t—lVlessrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-71rd ; Newberr7 and Sons, No. 4.1, St. Paul's ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's • Butler, Cheapside ; Howard and Evans, Long - lane; Barclay seid Smn, Fleet Market; Johnstone, No. :5, Creek-street, Seho ; Bowling and Co. Borough : at Croy.. don ; and' Newport, tale of Wight. The genuine medicine has the Words.—by the King's Patent—expressed on the Bottle. Bill, sad Wrapper, and the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles °Eds. ed. as. aad Ra. duty inchtdesl,.sa usual , at the salrDis passim No. IS, ssho-tivare, Loados. • - 1- • • ...111, .... ~t ,. .. :y " .„ . . . . - • . . •.... , . • . . .. . . ; lc * l . - 1 -- ....7 '. l - . .. •.... . . . .. • • '. . - 46 . : ::i... 4 .- ' ,-,. v .. ; ..< AIN • • . ... . . _ ~ _ '• .• C"'i . • ' I .‘, AV : \*o • 46 . I .. -,: . • If 4 .") A 1 / 4. ' • 1 . N ' '')' C . • A'-qa, . 0 ,,A , ' i • . ~,,,. . 1 - ,,, ,.....7 1 'It.A • .4 .• • . ... . , . . . SA'I I U RDAY, JULY so, 1868. • , . [PRICE SIR-PENCE. ' • , •%. 4 . 4 . : . , I I '... . , - I . . I , I . . • . . . '.: PEM BROKESHIRE.—COPYHOLD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, QUNNY.HILL HOUSE, with 12 Acres of Mea. " dow Land, having a view, and about a mile from the sea; situated nearly live miles betwixt the much resorted Sear:satins place Tenby, and Pembroke, both daily post, and cheap market town+ This House compftses on the ground Boor, an Entrance Hall, thre.: Parlours, a Drawing and inner ROOM, Servants' Hall, an excellent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry Larder, Scullery, Brewhouse, Ste: Tint Floor six Chambers, two Staircases, four Servants' Roants,atail a Laundry ; Beer and two Wine Cellars, with a de. taehed Dairy and Cheese Room lately built ; adjoining the House a:it two walla Gardens, detached art a Melt Kiln, &c. two Ste. toles, one with four stalls, the other for three Horses; spacious Coach House, with extensive Lofts over the whole; and under one roof. Also to be disposed of, an eligible Lease of Land ad joining, as well as some articles of Furniture. The Cuuhtty abounds with all sorts of Game and Fish. Post "Amin is are kept in the neighbourhood, and heat within a few miles.—Address to Lieutenant Colonel Darby, Sumay.Hill, P.tmbrokethire. A ht6WillfrelltAELE ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF • • •-• • DUMMIES, FOR SALE. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Uepet . Wetinesday the 24th day of August next, within the George • - Inn, Dumfries,st two o'clock in the afternoon, A LL and whole the LANDS of KNOCKI:IILL, A.• lying in the Parish cf Hoddam and County of Dumfries, l ionesting of 265 Scotch acres. The whole of the Land It of the first-rate quality, and possesses many local advantages. It at sltn. *ld about two miles from the thriving village of Ecciefechan, end five from the tolvn of Annan, and atboth these places there aas good markets • the roads in all directions are good, and the • Ina coach runs t hrough the estate daily. The mansionkonsa is • large, commodious, and in complete repair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. There is an excellent garden, well stocked with a variety of fruit trees, ail in full bearing. All the farm steading upon the estate are commodious, and in good repair. There arc several time-stone quarries within a mile and a half of the lands • and indeed there are plenty of lime-stone in the premises, whi ch might be wrought to great advantage. Some of themes: respectable engineao have given their decided opinion, that there are also coals in the property, and at present the pro prietor is making a trial for them with every appearance of suc cess. A purchast r may get immediate possession of the dwelling. house, offices, and garden, together with about 60acresofground, all in the highest state of cultivation. The mansion-house is de lightfully situated in one of the finest parts of the country, and where there is extellent socit ty, as a number of genteel persons reside in the neighbourhood. in short, such an eligible property is seldom to be met with. lf the purchaser inclines, at least two-thirds of the price may re main in his hands For further particulars application may be made to Wm. Wal lace, writer in Dumfries, who Is in possession of the title-deeds (which are unexceptionable) and a plan and measurement of the Estate; and who is audio) ised to conclude a bargain. The Gar dener at Knoeklaill will point out the lands. SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE. MANOR OF WEMBURY.—FOR SALE, THE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and LORDSHIP of WF.MBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM• BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises t hereto belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House, with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and all manner of requisite Outaatices, detached and agreeably arranged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and a large inclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Fruit-trees and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven; and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, wish the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of; in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuagw, Farms, Mills, Lands,Tenements, and Hereditarnents belor.ging to the said Manor. And a Farm caUed North Ditch Farm, adjoining and attached thereto. This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel, and the River Yealme, commands most delightful and extensive views and scenery—Britain's FleetandMerchant Ships frequently gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the most delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. ir lies within a ring fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and desira ble Estates in the West of England, and contains altogether about 946 acresof ilanble,Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Gmuel, and Woo•iland, and lies tvithin the parish of Werubure, ia the County of Devon, at about f our miles distance from the capital Market Town of Plymouth, the a:cess to which is rendered very commodious by the new road, and will be snore 52 by a Hying bridge now erecting by Lord Boringdoo. The Mansion House with the Gardens, &c. and a suitable quantity of Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and passes. uon thereof may be hail at Lady-day next, and the present Fur+ niture, which is new and handsome, may be taken at an appraise ment, and the resnainier of the Pwtate (except only about 3S acres, held by leases for ode and two lives), is let to respectable Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to about St 100, but which, it is estimated, must soon be increased to at law El3do. The Land-tax, is redeemed, and great part of the Manor is Tythe-h ee. The Trees and Sapling* of a shilling value and upwards. to be taken by the Purchaser,andpaid for exclusive of the Estate. For Sale Whereof,sPublic Auction will be held, at the Loudon Ten, at lvybridge, tear Plymouth, on Taestle.y. the 6th day of ' pwmber next, by o'clock at noon ; and, in the mean time, the same may be yawed on application to Mr. R. Baker, at Wen, bury, and printed particulars, after the slit inst. may be bad of I him, sir Messr, Cardak and Spear, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; Means. Nob/sand Hunt, of Jeffery-square, Loadon; Messrs. 'frawman and Son, Emma . ; and at the OXce of Mr. Edmund Leckyer, ta ilymouth—where a Plan of ilea Estate may he seen. p N. B. The House may be. seen ou Tnesdayt and FrWaysbar tsars the hour; of eleven and three o'clock. IMPERIAL JAPAN BLACIEiNG. Patronised by the Royal Family. • • 11.TOLMES and LANDERS mast respectfully in fora the Public, that after eonsiderahl a trouble and espence tbcy have brought to perfection a su e trier JAPAN Bi.ACICING , Which, froth experience, they cus assert with condslence is far„; :More auy yet °fired to the Public. The great excellence of this Blaaklng is, that it produces the most brilliant jet blab gismerer beheld, anditrevents the leather from cracking; it aho pe mussels the quality of resisting the wet, snick gives it a decided advan tage over All n the: Blacking. . •• • • s o ld w hA, A ale at their Alinufaetery, No. 3, Ship-yard, Picket street, Temple-bar; and 'at Mr Landers'3, to, Drecreut court, *mina ; alao, by appointment, by Me. Walker, perfamsr, St. nes's-street; Messrs. Keith and G . perfiuners, 1-I.,•maarket Mr. Wi ll is, beotinakcr, FiAistreet-hill; Mr. Homo. buotataker, Little Eastcheap ; Mr. Chlld,boonniker, Fenclutrels-street ; Mr. liebtrtson, perfumer, Princes-street, Edinihu.gb g . and by fat of the respeemble k e:iilent in the United Xibsdoec " to GENTLEMEN OF THE ARMY AND NAVY, AND TO EXPORTERS IN GEARRAL. B aYLEY begs leave to recommend his • PATEN BLACKING CAKES, which for more than THIRTY YEARS have maintained a decided superiority, and are now greatly improved. One of these Cakm 'sr ice only Sixpence) by the addition of Wa.er only, makes a full Pint of Liquid Blacking, which is abort Oze Third of Coo Price tha Sapan Liquids are generally sold at ; and It has this fu ;her advantage, that Sixteen Cakes, snaking Two Gallons of Blacking, may be packed in less space than a single Pint Bottle of Liquid. The superior excellence of this Blacking is to nourish the Lea ther, keep it soft and pliant, and parent it from Cracking • and ty an Improvement lately made brthe Patentee, it produ ces most brilliant let Black Gloss, and will not soil the finest Linke. $t will ken? any length of time in any Climate. N. B. The Patentee requests it may be observed, that instead of the Label formerly putted on the Cakes, they are now Eamp'ci with these Words,'" Improved by the Patentee, W. BAYLEY, London, 1507 and each Bill of Directions is signed with his name, which appears on the outride 6f the Wrapper. Said, Whalesale and Retail, by BA tvt and BLew, perfumers, Cockitipur-street, London, price 6d. each. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. NVATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. V This beautiful product of modern Discovery is offered with confidence to the fashionable World. It is the most excel lent, and at the same time the most mild, innocent, and refined Soap that has ever been made. Men of the First eminence in theziistry have examined it ; a:1:1 Its original and most peculiar character of Transparency is one of the strongest indications of its superior excellence. The clearness, delicacy, and softness it gives to the complexion are absolutely unequalled ; and many Ladies of distinction, who are affected in the most dicressln.l manner by every other Soap, and have cm:descended to make trial of this, have immediately Ito soured it with their patronage and support. Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will receive the greatest satisfaction from the Transparent Soap. It affords a fine permanent lather, which softens the beard, and renders the action of the razor surprisingly pleasant, close, smooth, and easy ; and it leaves the skin soft, fielible;and free from the slightest tation. It is sold by Bayley and Blew, Coekspur-street, Charing-cross; &ids and Co. No. 30, Idaymarket ; Rigge, 31, New Bond-street ; Lowe, 300, Strand ; Davison, u 9, Fleet-street ; Tanntr, 75, New bond-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapaide ; Thorn and Co. 46, Oz fo.d-street ; and inost-otte..r respectable Perfumers in Town and Country. BUTLER* CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE -roan" POWDER- _ - EAU ry of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fad ; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER woaid bq leave vo remind hie Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence whore the Teeth are discoloured, or skew a rutten and unbizialthy appearance—this is the :core Inexcusable, as the present preparation afil,rds the infallible means of remming every blemish of the mama, and is safe in its ap?lication, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attentinn of all ranks, as clearing 41"7 every imperfection, either to the colour, or the decay of . the enamel of the Teeth, as rendsring the Breath sweet and detecta ble, and slaking the Gums of their propse shape and vermillion ikue ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No cora voiition of this kind ever brought forward to P 4112 notice, has met such universal approbation and tbe Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itaelS Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapsidev Corner of Paternoster-row • and et tail,by Crisp, corner of S p rin g rtudens Pidding, 76, dxfottl.steeet Clarke SS P, Inrough ; Baiter Edinburgh and Glasgow ; %baby moil Clarke, Met:i4ne Vontic;s and Pasinsers, ia baste at 2s. 94. each. On the Ist of August, lanai slate published, price its. fa NUMBER I. of a New Publication% eatitied THE LONDON MEDICAL and SURGICAL SPECTATOR; or, Monthly .Regi,irer of the Modern Swe and Improvements of Medicine, regular ind•irregular, in its various Branches : Containing, 1. A View of Empiricism, and its pernicious consequences to Society, 2. Original Communications ' Cases, sad Reviews kt Medi cine, Surgery, Midsvifcry, and Pharmacy. 3. 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