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1 1 . 1 ' . ' • . . . . • • je .....,..... ~,., .. • 1, ,P 4 ', b.. . • . . . . .. IC OF ' . • , . . . „ . NT7DIBBR 8230 4 7 •t• z* . • AZ- +4 .2 WEDNESDAY, JUG*; LANCASTERIAN LECTURE anct REPORT of PROGItESS, • • SALES BY AUCTION: -.-. is TeePIitSINCE, AND UNDER Tilt PATIONAOZ Of THE PRINCESS OF WALES. - - • BROMLEY, KENT. ON the Day called THURSDAY nezt, the 22d Elegize RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUND'S, July, 10:sEPH. LANCASTER intends to deliver a LEC- and MEADOW LAND, Ten-Miles from. LONDON. TITRE and REI'ORT of his-PROGRESS, under ROYAL P.V. By, Mr. Rows, , .TiIi7NAGE I at the CFIT of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopegate- At Garrawars, TO•MOR Row, at 12, by Order of the Exedutresk I street, at Twelve o'Clocta • • • . A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATI4 , . .ELizaarrit.i . .sscasT;Fit, and ANN SPRINGMAN. Wit() SO Pllll- ...Cl. part held fur a term- which will expire at Lady Jay, 1889, nentty distingaishett her talents iq 'establishing the Newcastle and part held - under the Bishop of Rochester (or three _Ayes, call- School for -Gills Will unitedly exhibit the Practical Benefits re- ed BROMLEY' LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico-in eithing from the application of the System to Female Education. front ; planned for the accommodation of a. Gentleman's Family,, Ilex XTS, ss. each. may be had at the Bar of the City of Lon- presenting an uniform Building,. erected within a few years, the don Tavern ; and af W. Datum, Jun. Holborn-Mil ; 'l'. Darton, principal part of Portland Stone, situate at the east end of Brom- Blackfriars-ruad ; T. Mertington, 23, Cheapsidc ; T. Swift, 80, ley, a Sue commanding situation ' the Residence ar:d Property of Fenehurch-street; Lackington's, Finsbury - square; the Traveller WM. MZNISU, E.q. deceased. The House is placed or a fine (Mice, Fleet-street; T. Harrpd, Lancasterian School, SpitalEehls ; Paddock at au agreeable diNtance from the Road; containing En- J-Taeey,Lanceterlan School, North -street, City-road; R. hoPAr. trance Hall, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Room, and a tiair, Lancasterian School, Bermondsey ; and of J. Lovell, Super- Library ;on the First Fltn.r ' a Morning or Lady's Dressing intendant of the Seminary . for teaching Schoolmasters, Borough- R oom, over l oo ki ng an extensive and rich country, three spacious road: • - Bed Chambers, and six Rooms for Servants over; excellent N.B. The Lecture will be particularly Interesting to Ladies. Offices of all desc riptions , roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, and _ _ _ . MONEY IMKEINATELY.—No. Ouke-itreet, Adelphl. THE CONDUCTORS of this Office can coin- mand any Sewed Monti, NA ere itt the habit of making ateances upon every description of socusliyosith promptness and rality.—Attendance from ten till Ave.—Letters must be paid. .1 .1 Stables for eight Hones, Farm Yard and Buildings, exc4ent Gardens walled round, Green-Honse, Hot-House, &c. esceilesit Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks, enclosures of Meadow Land; the whole upwards of Twenty-one Acres; the principal part encircled by thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel-walks, Alcoves, and Seats ; the whole in the most complete order. To bd viewed, by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Bell, Bromley ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Munn. Jones and Green, So-, lcitors, Salisbury-square; at GarraWay's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwict.-square ; of wom Tickets for viewing may be had. ELEGANT VILLA, LAWN, GARDF' appropriate FURL , HOUSE, and GRE To be SOLD At Garraway'slie Twelve o'Cluck, ' HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that Trc ET 9 and Sitrotas • Mt. the present &I'M ELOTTERY , are on Sale at their Office, No. 9 R 15,ROYAL V II —XCANGE, I.ondon. This Lavery, consisting of only 12.,000 Tickets, will com mence dr...wing on the 17th SEPTEMBER next, and will be Drawn k k Two paytt. SCAEAIE CONTAINS • Prises of - A'20,000 of 10,000 With other Capitals, and bas In it no Prize or less value than sifeo.—Th First Thousand Blanks ail be entitled to X24:0 each ; the Fires Pi lac above /Moo co xio,000; and the First above 56.::0 on the Second 1)y, to .C:20,C00. X 30,200, the large - et In the last LOTTERY, . • No. 8385 was Sold in Eleven Shares, by lot RANSCOMB, at the Lucky Offices No. 1, Hot ill born Bars, where fortunate Tickets and Shares are on Sale for the New Lottery, to be drawn the 17th. and unth SEP The Scheme contains: Prizes of £20,000 1 , 5 Prizes of £i,Ooo 10,000 I G 50J tiri , li a great prdportion of £OO, £lOO5 £50,&.c. &c. the lowest Prizes £.lO, and only 12,000 Tickets N. 13. in addition to the Grand Prize in the last Lotter,.., sold by Braasconsb as abovc, Six Capital Prizes have within a very abort period been Sold in 69 Shares at tl is truly Lucky Office. PRICE ON THE PICPURESQLIL. • , This day was published, Neatly printed, anew Edition, with considerabht Additions and Improvements, in 3 vols. dye. price ..C1 7s. bonds, of ESSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, as comirared with the Bublinle and Eeautiful ;and on the use of study ing Pictures, lot the purpose of improving real Landscape. By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. Londolt: Printed for lvlawsnau, so, Ludgate-street. This day. Was published, in l v 4. Sao. price 10s.Gd. boards, p f diesseed Vt permission to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, POEM S enti t led MUSCOVY; illustrated with NOT ES .Milltai? and Historical. c ' 8. By Mn. JOHN, PHILIPPART. .he principal objects of this rork are ; to pourtray, in faithful notviirS,'thetrilliatit succaies• 6f the Russian arms, in defence of ' • 'national indepeadeneailsonaur, and religion; to umbodY, with ftsisaiu e r, timeve/it) of a war, sacred from is motives—great in its lifter an to ff er a just tribute to the renown of those Drive nierrVaceisava-fallesanod Ned IA the gibeious contest. Sold,4l7,,..ratrislc Martin and Co. corner of Orchatd-street, Oa forl.street; and John Ballnkytte and Co. Edinburzh. • • . This,,clay were published,. in Imperial Folio, price 4.'1. 1 se. • • • FNGRANIAGS from SPECIMENS of MOR . ./ DID PARTS; preserved in the Author's Collection now in Windmill-street, and selected from the Divislonsinscrilied, URE THRA, VESICA, REN, MORBO - .;.4. et I.IESA, containing Specimens of every Disuse which attended with Change of •Structure in..these _Parts, and exhibiting the Injuries from the Bougie Catheter, Caustic,'Frochar, and Lithotomo knife, In. cautiously ly used . With . 01i , 2rvaPlors. • By CHARLES BELL, F. R. S. Ed. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Reader of Anatomy in the Chair of• Dr. Hunter, &c. &o. Aimed for•Langthani,•Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater -111°W1Ifl,t• * • • „ • NEW MUSIC. • SHE-SRAZEN BUST, a romantic 141,i10-Drama, I... Wormed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed and arranged for the rlanolorte by H.R. 11Unto, price Gs, J.es Petits Biouz, (No. -X.) containing the fele:Tared Air of The - Thom ,*arranged as . aitotulo with. an Intro lurtory Movement, trlllavy;yriee "s, Dr. Cake's beautiful Glee for four Voice , Alv Epitaph on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, invented • tssaccommuslace Singers unacquainted with the tenor cliff; by VD. Worgan, price 23. Three Sonatas for the Plan oforte,with Ateompan'ments for a Violin and Violoncello, composed by P. Knapton, price 10s. Gd. Mozart's celebrated Alt Perdona, with Variations for the Pianofort , r, Harp, and Flute, composed by J. IVlazzinghi, price ss. or sh,gie for the Pianoforte and flute only, pi-lee Ss. Arabian Rondo, composed by J. Parry, price Is. Borne in'yon blaze of orient Sky, the Prize Glee for is 3, composed Ly Sir J. Stevenson, Mns. Doc. price . Prepare, ye Nymphs, prepare, ar admired Glee from the Op as of " Psyche," composed by ditto. When Fancy ilhq on sportive Wings, a favourite Song sung byliMr. Philipps, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, com posed by J. Parry, price Is. Gd. Mutual Love, a Ballad, sung by Miss Bolton in the Farce or " Three Weeks after Marriage, composed by ditto, Mice Is. Gd. London: Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. No. 20, Suho squat e ; and O. 7,Westniotelsnd-street, Dublin. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori ginal Invention of 'Mr. HENRY, and brought by his eticcessise Improvements to the highest pet fection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HLNR r, Manufacturing Che mists, Manchester. this agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly oncentt ated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics Ind eft; CaCiOU4 Antiseptic, may be kept unimpaired in any Vliznaze and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for .‘if.)rdit:g relief in Heal-ache, Paintings, &c.; and renders pecu'zJiy grateful and refreskinzr, in crowded rooms, in placed of pol•lic resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter a:, 3, also, the in:ection of Contagious Hseases. As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messts. Henry, Manchester, arc engraved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar In Wattles, price es. 94. each, stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cuckvur-street., (the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Corneliao Crystal, &o. Also Hattat's CALCINtD MAONZSTA' in bottles at es. 9d. and larger with glass stepper., at ie. bd. j their nausea beteg ci the stamp. NEW FOREiT, HANTS. -- AN EXCELLENT FARM, COTTAGE RESIDENCE, anti immediate posseSio7l, near LIMING . ' ON. by Mr. SCO . t* On Tu4sdan July 27, at Twelve o'Cloek, at Mart, London, unless previously Disposed of by Private Cuntract, I.n.r I. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in a healthy and most beatitifA part of this favourite County, on the border of the high road, two miles from Lymington, 16 Irons South ampton, compriiing Two Hundred and Thirty•one Acres of ex cellent Inclosed Meadow, Ara'ile, Pasture, and Coppice Land, part Tithe•free, tit a comfortable Comige Residence, Lawn, Garden ; a fi.te ;:lzet of Water well stocked with Fish, Offices, Bail.ff's Cottage, and Buildirgs.in good order, convenient for the Residence and for managing the Farm to advantage. The Lands are in high cultivalen, with very good crops, possessing a pleasing inequality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting de lightful situations agreeably elevated for building a Fatuity Resi dence to command the Isle of Wight and the Channel, encircled by rich varied cultivation, and interesting Scenery, with excellent roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spurts, in-airelegaut Vicinity. - Lot 11. A FREEHOLD desirable inclosed FIELD, A. 4 1 17, situated near Lot 1. May be viewed, by applying on the Premises, and ParticOlars had of Mr. King, S•4icitor, at Lymington ; and at the •Angel there; Fox and Hounds, Lyndhurst • Star, and Coach and Horses, Southampton ; Lion and Lamb, Farnham ; Antelope, Salisbury ; George, .Wltichester ; the Mart ; avd of Mr. Scott, 28, Ntrar Bridge street, London, where a Plan nay be seen. THURI.tSTONE INCI.OsURE. (By Authority of an Act of Parliament for the said Inclosure,) Ey Messrs. SENIOR, At the Rose and Crown Inn, in Penisione, itx the County of York, on Friday, the 13th day of August next, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be then and there produced, UPWARDS of 1350 Acres of MOOR LAND, being part of the Upper or Black Moors, Thurle stone, near Penistone, is ieven Lots. Lot 1. Containing 59 Acres. • Lot 9, Containing 268 Acres 2 Roods. In this Lot there are SO Acres of Bent Land, capable of 1-ting cultivated, and for two miles adjoins upon the preserved Manor of Holme, belonging to his Grace the Duke of Leeds, and the preserved Manor of Met tram, in Longdendale, belonging to Lord Disart, and is at all times well stocked wish Moor Game. Lot 3. Containing 178 Acres 2 Roods. That part alibis Lot lying between Broad Clough and Brown Clough, may be culti vated at an easy expense. Lot 4. Containing 188 Acres. This Lot consists of Bent, Rash and Brackets Land, and contains wards of 80 Acres, which may also be cultivated at an easy eapence. Lot 5. Containing•l79 Acres 2 Roods. From 25 to 85 Acres of the North end of this Lot are capable of cultivation. Lot 6. Containing 231 Acres 1 Rood 15 Perches. About 13 Acres at the North-west corner of this Los are also capable of cultivation. Lot 7. Containing 279 Aires 3 Roods 25 Perches. The above Lots abound with MOor Game, worthy the atten don of Sporting Gentlemen, and the parts width are not capable of immediate cultivation, will let well as Sheep Walks. To speculative Geutlemen an °ppmamity like the present seldom occurs, as these Moors are admirably adaptor' for the growth of the Floats Grass. The communication in every di rection is good, as a considerable suns has lately been expended in milting a road through the country to join the Doncaster and Manchester turnpike road, and which is in a perfect state of repair. Plans and printed Particulars of the above Lots are left at Mr. Lee's Office, in Wakefield; at the Place of Sale; at the Wag gon and Horse. Public-house, in Thurlestone; at Robert God dard's, Board-hill Bar ; and at Thomas Taylot's, ofSalter brook, and the said Robert Go.idard. will thew the Laud. At the sane time and place will also be put up for Sate, 20 Laid of Land, situate sit tiornthavaite Moor, Ilornthwaite Bank, and Thurlestone Bank, within Thisrlestoee ' Plans at which may be seem, and Printed Particulars thereof bad et say of the abovo places,--Wakefield, July 1 . 1 , 1 ts 13. • BROCKLEY HILL, KENT. Delightful Residence, with Gardens, Plea.ure Grounds, and Meadow Laud, within SIX Miles of Town. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's ' 1 . 0-MORROW, a' twelve, Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compris. ihg a very eligible and. commodious Residence, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, deligittfullrl situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, near Brocklerhill, between Lewisham, Dulwich, and Sydenham, commanding pleasing and interesting View 4, with beautiful walks and rides in various directions, separated front the road by a close fence, en closed with folding gates, and screened by thriving evergreen forest trees anti fine grown timber, approached by a carriage drive, encircling a Lawn, planted with shrubs, flowers, &c. The House contains on the upper storey, a Nursery and Bed room adjoining, a small Sleet:inn-room or Dressing-room, two other L'ed chambers, Closets in the different room., and a Store room; first-floor, five excellent lied-chambers, handsomely pa pered, of :nod proportions, closets, &c.; ground storey, Entrance Hall, Breakfast Parlour, Gentleman's Drrssing-room, Library; and in the wings a handsome Drawing-ronaa and Eating-parlour, thirty feet by twenty feet, thirteen feet high, opening to a Vl randa the length of the front of the house, and looking upon the lawn, a colocade con:actin , ' tile house with a Conserva tory stored with grapes ; in the basement are all requisite I Offices, detached capital four-stall Stable, Harness-room, with Loft and !dens' Room over, a Cart-horse Stable, two Coach- Houses, Laundry, and Fruit Ftuom over, Gardener's House in an enclosed l'ard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchen Gardens, one part walied, fully stocked, cropped, and planted; the Pleasure Grounds are laid out with taste, and excel!ent Gra vel Walks, an Orcle.rd, anti Meadow Land, containing in all up wards of thirteen Acre 4. _ _ To b.: viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Li(*) and Lamb, Lewisham ' • Green Man, Blackheath ; Bell, Bromley ; King's Arius, and Greyhound, Croydon; Golden I.kn, Sydecduen ;at Garr.v.vay's, and Mr. Robins, Warvrick-street, Golden square. Le sten. I .ord Viscount Tot., rpHIS ElegmtVILLA is situate in the picturesque JIL vicinage of Richmond Park, embellished with Lawn, Pleasure Grounds,. Shrubbery Walks and Plantations. The Dwelling is arranged in Suits of princi pal Apartments, numerous cheerful Bod•chambers, Dressing Rooms arid Closets, placed round a spacious Gallery ; an elegant Drawing-room, connected whim beautiful Orangery and Conservatory, capital Dining l'ar lour, Library, Morning Room, Marble Hall s sereerita by an Alcove and Entrance Pallimdez, a juctelotts range of Servants' Offices, detached Kitchen, good Stabling, Standing for two Car riages, and suitable Appendages, spacious Court Yard, enclosed by folding Gates. The Gardens, Grounds, and Plantations are in a very productive train, and walled Garden, clothed with prince Standard and Walt Fruit Trees, Hut- house, Green ivinse, Mellon Ground, 1 1 / 4 c. containing, in the whole. about Twelve Acres, forming a motet desirable Residence for a F.uudy of Distinction. Descriptive Particulars, to7ether with Tickets for Vhwing, may be had 'of Bates, Welbeck•smet, Cavendish-square; of Messrs. Oddie and Forster, Carty street, Lincoln's lon ; Place of Sale ; and at the principal Inns at Richmond, Twickenham, and Hampton. • , TO , COM:I-MAKERS. . To be DISPOSED of and entered upon immediately, A MOST capital COACH•MAKING BUSI .OI-NESSS in fall trade, situate nearly in tha centre of the City of Chichester. The business already employs from twelse to fifteen, hands, and is daily increasing. The Proprietor Mr. I. CAR PeN. Ter. having taken to the concern (late Strudwick and OghOrtes, of duildford) is the only reason. fur this Advt.rtisemet.t. The Prenzir s consist of roomy and Convenient Shops in excellent re par, a Smith's Shop attached, ; comfortable Dwelling-house ad. joining.anda Tenement ballad :111e stock to be taken at a value.. tion, and further paseiculars may be known by application to the Proprietor on the Premises, who Intends to continue the business until disposed of, as Mr. Strudwick (uncle to Mr. Carpenter) has generously offered to superintend the clown at Culklford, for hint, during his residence in Chichester. r 'SHE Public are urgently solicited to tzotice the following distressed situation of a PROFESSIONAL GEN. TI.F.MAN and his Family, under gloat all! etion, whose Futni... tuft:, &c. has recently b. en said Of under an Exeetttion, which, came on him unexpectedly, with other aff.icring fr.isfortunes, ai.d . severe bodily ii.firmitit 5, which precludes him at present from following Lis prolessional avocations, craps the sympatht of the beuttolent is excited and disposed. to Contribute some small Aid:lisallvel.te. their melancleoly sauzzion.. It is with pain and anxiety the above appeal is submitted to the nodee of the weil eltsposed(es being nova their only alternative,) in the expectation it may Ltd prove unavailiec to their benevolence. 1 Le smallest donation would be thankfully received Ltd ac knowledgt el by the following Eat.kere :—bir lames Esdale and Co. Lontliard-sa tet Me seri. Austsn, PA suuLte, si; a 'l_ rietts-street. The following durations haid been trWerinly re. ceived: Rev. Di.W. &LI S AIO 0 Wm. Manning, Dui.. 41 0 A. L. Windsut 5 . 0I R. Glyn, Es+ 1 0 A Lady 1 0 E. C. per Mr. Rees 1 1 WIDOW LADY, who has hitherto lived in • affluence upwards of GO years, is suffusing under extrema distress, and is new reduced to that extren;ity which, if not Mime. diately relieved by some well-disposed persons, w hose inclitia. dans are ready to alleviate her situa:ion ' she must inevital4 sink under a pressure of misfortune, and be dbliged to seek an *asylum in a workhouse in the paehlt where she has paid taxes upwards of twenty years, which scut :d b: to ; person in the re spectable s;,bere of life in which she has always lived, till the de. eee.se of hsr husband, one of the greatrit calmniti.:s that could befall her. lier distress has bees. so great, that the has been obliged to part trom her sideboard, plate, furs *re, wearing ap parel, even to her crockery-ware, which, to erety feeling mitts/. must eviiice real distress, for the most trifling sums, for daily sitstenuom. Her.:tuition has only Wely teen known to alt w pees ms, thrctigh extreme dist-tsts, which prt-sentedirst If to their eut.ee, wh:.se sympathy has beta excited to promote a subicrip tiou to extricate and redeem her articlesin pledge, which other * he s..ust be tetl.tiy lost; and to reserve tier from impending *Mary ai:d wretchedness, during her few remaining days of ex. i.teucc. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged Ny Mr. Haaehard, Piccadilly; Mr. J. Ebers, 27, Cid Crud -street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley -=tract, Caven thsh-stieure•' Mr. Colburu , Conduit -street; Mea , ts. White, Co , chrane, andtCe. Ilvet-street s Messrs ..I%ford and Son, 1 .udgate hill; who have- kindly undertakers to rsceive the smallest dous- Cons on her behalf. 'lle following are additional Subscriptions, received by Mr. Ebers, for %Ad , the \V idow Lady retinas bur grateful acknove. ledgeate:.: S. G. H. . •. Mr. Curtis •- FAMILY' BREWING. IV.. F.E.DHA M, RAWLINS, ax c: Co. Patentees of 1.11 the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, reseectlully intorm the Neoilley, Gentry, and the Public, that in consequeuce of the Fire in Skinner-street, they . Lave removed to their premise", Na 2,25, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly& where theFy hope so be honoured with a continuance of that. U. bcral patronage they have hitherto exprri;:nced. This Machine combines the Fire-place, Copiers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil; winch is compact, dutahle, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in ha operatiur. The Machine is made of rations dimensions, saltable to mail Fantilks, or the m extensive establiolduents. N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying„they have moot res Itectable testimoniab, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility isi the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. ett.s, Piccadilly, London ; and No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol ; -also by the principal Furnishing Ironmongers in the United Kingdom. • VAPIEUMATISIHS, PALSIES, and coury . AFFECTIONS, with their usual coocornitanti, Spam of dying Pain Flatulency , Indigestion, and general Debility (ori einagise in ;whatever mom), are relieved and fregvenily cured by,WHIT?HEAD's ESSENCE of MUoTARD PILLS, after evesi other means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard. . (used pith the Pills„ in those complaints where necessary) is pens orbaps e most active , penetrating, and effectual remedy in the wut td, generally curing the severest Sprains and Emitted, in less than half the time usually taken by any u:lseg Liniment or Em brocation; and if used immediately a ter rii y accieient, it greeente the part Meiling black. —.WHIT,eIV—WeI'A MILY CERATS is equally efficacious fur all ill.cordi toned S.O es, Sure Legs, Soar aunt Ertiptioes, }Notches, Pimples, Ittngworms, •.sleingles, Break• ings out in the tact, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and lisitemesl Eyes, Sare Heads, and scAbutic Humus: a of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. folios:on, Apotlseeary t N o . is, Cleeek-street,So'do, London. The Essence and Pula at • , s. 94. eaeh,:the Cerete at t.. 134 and es. 9d. Sell by every Medreion Vender In she-United Kingdom. • •„et Tie Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the IMMO 4 IL Jourissen blasted on iii ..kelinii:t l 4.l ll re 4- • . . . • - • • :•"rt... , ?:. , ..., • - 5...• .. t /1,.. li .-1. ;. 1 / 4 •:' , • ' . f . * ir.t 1 , I •r - I ;..,. .1 . , , t .„ . ' • ! Ili j ln.'". ... ' '.- . ( *‘ k \ t . .L.t . 1' ~..ii e . ii.. . • • \, •• •. ,•, ~......,, , .• # 1 .,.... .. • .. .._ . •• - - p... 41), • ~-74 , %NI s' • , JULY - Si : 1 7 n I - . • , ... AWE taniZielakfibiliptifti.• .1 '. ' - 4 •` - -"I'61"44"‘•""••-"••-•"•-•----7-•-.,-1-.-wg-.. .-.. a..-.....:. • • _. =. . , • * SALES B ikiss t - U * ttION; !".- . ". . .tt r itili ed it till • 'att . . • 1 ELEGANT MARINE VILLA and CCIPYHOLO• iarATS ArALVARLE • ltr RE WO _I)., F.STATE: and of SIXTY ACRES est LAND, at the rsirpj V,114,4441.41" 'T EXTELithildi 4.44siggt gAut 4l : oo ,. i ,, rt i m .i nfutun ,„, .WARSASH, at the Conflux, of the SOUVHAMPTON at tie to'hfr. B. Doilliin Fnit-plaie HUMBLE RIVILRS, Five Miles belOW'sotrnutivrer , ,... in, t n_. • , 'HANTS, with immediate Posression. •,. - :- ghtIiSHOLD. AIIr st INT,H/1.-1 1 4.1; M-' OR AZ 11) 4i , • By Mr. STEWART; -.. _.,. ' • ATE, HANTS. . At his Great Rooms 191, Piceadllly, To-siontow, itt Twili., ' A PAlitlcTlLA.Me l i..Desirable FREEHOLD I t • in Our Lot, , • atictittiiiti-YREE BSTATP. , consisting of two capita, ! A VALUABLE and tfillgeaitkit ItAROVE Farm 'arid Sf 6 Aiki a Ort. Wiioda, being the whole of a I -Cl. VILLA and COPYHOLD. A• - Tcnnu E, rielfily qua to lA 3ol :ti linkilleit". Alias' The Eater ii. very omnPnots : 6 ' Freehold, Land-tax redeemed, abated at the rurafrViflige of v e t"' 1114;lit! fur hflatitfilt tgithi" reach of two PatAl , of Hound% Warsash, at the conflux of the Southampton and Humble Rivers, in I t pfePeatit bait of the country, well stoked with Game, and about 1.0 mil's front Londlei, nn a goatflutrpike road. The commanding beautiful and diversified views of Shipping and the : isle of Wight, compri•ing an elegant Dwelliug House, .with Pouf's Rates are veiy IoW, and theland-tas is redeemed. Coach-houses and Stabling for six liorses,Gardeifk, pleasure- For ro Particulars, and to treat, apply to Metirs. Webb, Webb, ihury. grounds, Farming Buildings, and nearly 66 Acres of Pastore, aad Anwoodoials Arable and Wood Land, Warsash is five milealaelow South- . ----- kioNt . roN, Dtvorr. .. ampton, - . T: Either together or in Lots _ May he viewed until the - Sale; printed Particulars bad at the A CAPITAL and highly v linable ' FREETiOr.D Villa, at Warsasli ; tke Dolphin, Southampton ; Inns at Thai- .. - ES ['ATE in possession grul reversion, coos:sting of the field; Gem ge, Winchester; Swint, Jetresfistd ; India Arms, Geis.- -,_ port ; Crown, Pottsmouth • Bush, Barn:base ; King's Arms, Bug: '44144" Manor if 11°8441 '; a n d "'eta * iiiiin°7'bk Parms, with a very considerable part of the Borough of Hannon In Ales. • shot; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw,Sarille-pla4e, New Bur- sager, Dwellings, and Lands •adjaceut, containiug about 1450 • liogton-stteet ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194. Acres of productive iAeadow, Pasaure, and Arable Land, tying : Piccadilly, where a Plan of the Estate may be rs eo and offempaa and extending immediately front the town for a dis.. made for treating by Private Contract. • twee of more than mei miles between the Sielmouth and Beer HAM COMMON . turn p i ke roads , producing a clear present immune of upwaxsia d . .. ELEGANT VILLA, Delightful PLEASURE GROUNDS, Xi 400, but of the eltimated value of £7OOO per-annum. LAWN, GARDENS, and MEADOW 'LAND, with the Full particulars may be had at the OfEce of Messrs. Bowes : appropria,te FURNITURE, FIX'II.IRE.;, Valuable HOF- and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom paorosats ' HOUSE, and GREENHOUSE PLANTS. I for the purchase tare to be addrenaL Particulars may also be To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mt'. BATES, had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton, mar Mathias , . • At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesday, July 27th, lilts, at Devon; of Messrs. Townsend and Prim, Solicitors, in lioni- 4 Twelve o'Cluck, by direction oft c Executors of the late ton; and of Mr. Richard kaine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn.. . court, Gray's-ino, London, of wbunt a Plan ul tha Easate ma y Lord Viscount TORIUNGTO! , accessed, in One Lot, bIIbSEX. Very Valuable FREEIIOLD, COPY HO LD,and . I.ZA - SEHOI,D E.ti FATES, for 10,000 Years, with extensive MANORS, a capital MANSION-HOUSE, called Mfl-LAND PLACE, Gardens, Fish-ponds, and Pleasure Grounds, in the County of SUSSEX, on the Borders tsf HANTS. By Mr. WELLER, At the Auction• Mart, London, at One n'Cloclx in the Afrtrnoon, on Wed.tesday, the 28th day of July, 1813, TliEtruly valuable FRE.EHADLD,COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, with the extensive Mano rial Rights-over several Parishes, with abundance of Game and Fish, of the late Joun UsliasoN, Esq. and which will be di vided into Lots. These Estates ' consisting of nearly 12;0 Acres of Arable, Mea dow and Coppice Laml, finely stocked with Timber ' are sit ukte abom 4J Miles front London, in a most beautiful and pictu resque part of the County, two Miles frOnt the Post Town of Liphook, 24 from Poi tsmouth, and six from the Market Towns of Mkßuirst and Petersficld. The I itgh Road from the Metro polis to Portsmouth runs 0)1401 the centre of the Property.-. The Mansiou-house is situate in a most delightful spot, com manding luxuriant Views, aboutuling in wood and Water; and there are on the Estate several desirable Stitt \ for building on. - Descriptive Particulars, with engraved Plans of the Lots, may be had at the Crown Inns, Portsmouth and Gosport; Dolphin, and lted Lion, Petersfield ; King's Arms, Godalmin ; Auchr.r, LiphoJt ; the Libraries, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, .Littlehampton, and 13; znor ; at tl.e Aurion Matt; and of Ed ward V. I/turbo:l, Esq. No. 3, Oki Buildings, Lincoln'. Inn ; and further information obtained by applying to Messrs. Rhoades and Son, Solicitors, or to ir. Welkr, Chichester, where a Plan of the whole Estate may be seen. NORTH BIDDICK, IN THE COUNT Y OF DURHAM. MANOR and FREEHOLD FARMS, v.duablz COLLIERY, and ESTAI BS, to be permit torily SOLD, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At the Queen's Head Inn. Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thursday , , July 29, at Two in the afternoon, in Lots, in pursuance of the will of 0. W. Errington, Esq. deceased, (makes an acceptable offer is made for the Estates ill one Lot on or before tat July,) THE MANOR (or reputed Manor) of NORTH bIDRICK, a capital Mansion Howe called Biddick Hall, with Offices Pleasure-grounds, Gaidens, and Woods, with several very eligible Farms, containing abet 511 Acres f very productive Land, lying compact, with all suitable Famt-buildings, freedman tythes on ',armlet of a mull modes, a fine Stone 0 'wry, Ship-yard, iron Foundery, and the valuable Colliery known as the North Biddick, sonsiging of four Seams of Coal, of which a small part only has bee* wrought; also several hle.:suages, with Gar den, Ground, Ste. Ste. This important property is situated in the parish of Washington bounded In part by the River Wear, ad joining to Fat fi eltl f within sex !xi miles of Sunderland, nine of Newcastle, ten of Durham, four of Chester le Street, and 14 front Shields. Particulars, with a p 172 annexed, may be bad at the Place of Sale; . at the Bull and Mouth, Leeds; George, York; Talbot, Darlington; Wheat Sheaf, Durham; Bridge Inn, Sunderland; Nelson's, Morpeth; 'Post Office Chester-le-street; Bush Inn Carlisle ; Post Office, Bishop Auckland ; of Messrs. Huntley and Stotart attorniei-at-law, Gateshead ; of Mr. ThOmai Stobart , of Fatfield, who will shew the Premises; of Messrs. Robinson and Bill, Great Coram-street, Brunkwick-square; and of Mr. Farts Drafter, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buildings, Strand, London. WEST HIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOINING _ _ LANCASHIRE. MANOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PABMS. By Mr. IAI3.EBRO I'HER, At the Swan Ton, Oldies:or, on Tuesday, 3d August, without reserve, in Lots, in pursuance of the Will of 0.. W. Errintion. Esq. deceased, Valdese as acceptable offer be made for the whole Estate on or before Ist July), THE Mnor or Reputed Manor, or Lordship of CROOK, aed'Five valuable and very desirable FARMS, lying compact, and containing together near 600 Acror s , with suitable Buildings, and stow in the tenure of Messrs. Strickland, Metter, Robinson, Howson, and Howard, at rests amounting to £963 per annum. These Estates are situate in the Parish of Mitton, the angle between the rivers Ribble and Mader, bound ed by the farmer on the east, the latter on the west, and about two miles front their confluence, two miles from Clileroe, eight from Blackburn, Is from Preston, and 18 from Lastaster. '1 his Estate abounds wi.h Marie and Limestone, is a short distance from a Coal-pit, and fear Bridges open a commesittation with the adjacent country. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars, with a Plan annexed, had at the place.of talc; Black Bull, Blackhern and Preston • Kisses Arms, Lancaster ; Crown, 1 lverroolt Bridgewater Anne, Manchester ; of Mesa;. Robinson and Hill; Solicitors, Great Coram-street, Brunswick-square; at Garravray . e, and of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufott House, Beaufeet Buillirgs,