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For Particulars apply td-hir. Wakefield, Land Surveyors No. 42, Pall-mall; or to Messrs. Brace and Selby; Solicitors, Surrey ttreet, Strand. LANDED, ES - TAT EW .1 ED. N_Vil N iii!'?"4„,°• P ua - n ß clurr" - ginein„Eti'le rg s land, tocci6 Gentleman's Residence and Tzvid, value rifteen to M i lli-t in y Thow e sand Pounds. The Midland Counties, Wilts, Oaf Notfolki Suffolk; Kent, Sussex, Ewe, would lk• eligible. Apply P post-paid, to Mr. Shoe, No. 41, 14 3ut i um pton-row. 114 dap was published, in One tot 8vo: price Ni. boards, rtflE ENGLISII METROPOLIS. or. LONDON in 1F20...—f1y the Author of " A S*tirica! View of Len. don."—Containing Strictures on Public .`.fanners inlet Amwei. manta, a Young Gehtkman's Adreutures• ard. amnsirg Anec dotes of several cons pi cuous. Ptoomges who now figure in tbli - arrest Thcatko of popular Exbib:Eon. Said by Sherwood, Neeln and Jones, Paternoster-row. TO 11F. SOLD, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called the 1400 K, in the Parish of Northaw, Ilertfordshire, one dlile from Potter's Bar, Km front Barnet, four frura Ifttfield, nine front lertforll, and thirtien . from London ; consisting of a good Farm House, and One Hundred :.ad Five Acres of Land, a small part only of which is Arable; let on Lease to a respectable Tenant for £2: per =twat, which will shortly expire. For price and further particulars, apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 42, PaII-Mall. souTu A . MER le.l. Next week will be publisbed,in Or,, Lege Vol, gyn. on cite finere Writing Paper, wiklinurtierous Views, Portraits, and a Maps • price 14s. Al - ENIOIRS of GREGOR 1 1 4,•GRF:GOR,ansl the .1 other Revolution.,ty Chiefs. To •xlifch is added, a Nai 4Ative of the - Expeditions in soi.sh Ameriel. • By Colona ft A . Primed for .1. J. Stecitdak; 41. Also,anifonst with the :Love, in 01:e Vol. ce: - .taiiiing cuts, price 12a. the Incomparable Game of (tie=s, froi its Dement) to its most SciAtlfic Artifiees. *Trandatcd :rout the Italian og. Dr. grcole dat..140. • • . . June . OFFIcr O f ORDYANCE, 5, 1920. g IHE 31i:STER-GENERAL and BOARD of ORDNANCE having granted their authmity for the Sale of Impressions taken from the Plates engraved on a Scale o( Ore to a Mile of the GENERAL SURVEY OF - t BRITAIN, carried on-ausadtr the superimeadance of tie I!te :113';or-General WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal It ry, LL.D. E.N. and.A.S. the Public arc hereby iaformed, • . T.lirty-two Plates (forming Eight Parts) of that Work :Jre...ly finished, and that Imprzssicns from them are on • a toe Or:lrance Map OEce, in the Tower of Londm. ?"arse rates roinplete the Map of the Coast from Orford:Ass, t.iffoilc, to the Land's End, in Cornwall, and tlictice to Work St. Lavir,.nce, near Bristol. Several other Plate, of this Work a - t• 110 N: in hal:tl, a:id fore • Nine, consisting of ri,•:! witieit n..-.r!y the wilole of Pembruktsii;re, ‘vith Far t d ('irdiansh're ar.l -Caron:it:km-whirr, and the Islind of • 1.••. on the Ist August next. Gentlemen N . . .; ;•• pr. , cure a Map of the Country surrcrandlng their t• ~ may s on application to. Mr. Halter, at the Ord . • ,where Int!ox Map will he shewn), select -t:. iiiay pit a4c tor That purpose. All letters on ti.'s sub : t , Mr. ill!-er. under rover to the Snretary of the a , ..;,! oi-4;11119e, hill be immediately attentleti to der ye- • Board, R. If. ClitErr, Secretary. " • • • ALL (.1 U , • - of £3o,t'bo ! C 4 .PI'FA LS, &c. BE DRAWN _NEXT_PftlD4Y—Lal"rinty FINISHES. CiAliltPi,4_„ th:: Co!tta actor, begs to impress upon %,.. is :ri.... Yuilitr, that the annals of Ltuteries do net tlraish such ai::).-evc ill6tallCe as.the prt•wet • .I\l:lts:+2 FICENT WIIELL. . 4 - ~I'.iLts 01 - 4 3(?,000 4 - - - - I v ii* 4 - ' . L - - 100 10 - - - -3. A) 33 - - - - t:tou, Zkc. Scc. 71,),1ty 7nd f'‘,:lt,o:i, :In a ALT. 1•: CS i• DAY; • XL'S F Fill D.l Y. Awn Thke.ts-ard. Mitt. a ale at r.‘nnoLv. urA,... 19, Coretuth (P.:mai-and, Loudon, and at aU the rouaiy, Sh ;r.t and is the Lit few Month?, - .O , 0 0t) 701)5 - X.;,00 21 0 let) 2;... - 9,000 2ti,4.00 &e. &e. &c.- rn:DAy NEXT. 7:; , ; Dili beg leave t lentina the 4.3 tnu the FOUR PAL , 'S of .x'.;9,01:+ end u!rwirde ef 4 .:.tt• Cipit 11s, trust ho.letoriniced.ou FI DAY t L....1),y of 1)rt...y:.1. the prc.wir.t. Lottery. Th.lsei thew- I w would %%1.11 to LA:: Adviulutge. of this sm.r.unonoulT AVLeel, skiukl e...rly in their applications at No. 11, ••+! . •.ry ; ; or 31, AWL:ate Illih-street, th 4 (..i and forty,nate Offt-;r of SWIFT and Co. where the 180 t.. 00 tv.r Drawn w."; s:tld in - Shires. . . • • 3 AtiAIN1!•••• • ' • T and.l. - SiVEWRIGHT with plertirre refer their Frietyls and the Publie , to the , great Met:VIS. that attends Offwes, -having told all the hightist Prizes IS each of. the Three Lust, being every Day of Drawing the present Lottery, 3 4No. 1 (.481 1 4 - . p A e go n • 2,3 ' - 13,73(1 - • aesoo Also tn.My of 4:200, Ste. The Last Day of Drawing •the present Lutttayvvill be est FRIDAY NEXT, S3Dt' T:lxti they trust the same success will attend them for ALL :he FOUR Prizes of .£30,000! and Fifty-eight other Capitals, w*li:h must then be drawn, Tickets and Shares- for which are ~.I.ag at their old (Mat, . No. 57, Cornikill; n, Holborn; 3s, Haymarket; r4l, Dxford.street. FINISH OF THE LOTTERY. 5,0 w •fickets were Zr.iwn. First Day. 14500 Tlcked were drawn Second Day. 51 . 0 Tickets were drawn Third Day. IC,OCO Tichets remain to be dr:vni Next flay. FTI 131:.iH respectfully acquaints his best Friends, • the Public, that the :hate Lottery finishes NEXT 11:11).‘l. '2 3 0 ISSTA:NT, ail. the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the !•••.•• r:u• ; lie Drawn; as must, also, the Four Stock Pi jars of • the I:n:ty-four other Stock Capitals, and the Fourteln •;• • .•)11's OP FICF.S are remarkably fortunate when 5C50,000 Pr: •it past of the Scheme, as he has saki and i.h..red as • Psiz2s as all z other Oifici-keepers coinhiutsl, lip s 1 h. the only Office , twat Crer sold in One Lotteiy • • ALL TI MEE PRIZES OF d 730,008! `Warr...r.ted &indrawn Tickets anti Shares are selling by F. DISH, STOCK-Barn:Ex, • No. 4, Cornball, and 9, Chating-Cruss, Ulan by a:-.may s.sld SIX C.I.P IT.ILS in - the preient Lottery. •.• Various apparent inducements have been held out at tlifferent peri of this Lottcry, by which pertons were led to irapgia• that gr.-:t advantages w. re *la be obtained; and, by the wording* the Adv4rtistrlvots, tke. it appeated that they were to be had only at ',a:nig:War poces: but wch.ltas nut been the case, tor BISITi t:u-notutrs un,y rest et %tared. thicy have had, anti will have, every advantage the Scheme nriy be said to pos vas. although DISH is NOTti►eCOXl'lL.lCTVit,norhasany cutEern in the Lottegy or ! !! PERTHSHIRE -KINNAIIID. TO BE SOLD HY ITIVATF. BARGAIN. T" - beautiful EST of AI RD, sctuate,sl oa tbe Soutb Banks of the River Tav, tut six rgilus flunked; consisting of $2O English Acres, all enclosed, .you: '-00 of which are Arable, isrul lie Acres of Wood, - part Osk, aad.fitior cutting. • • the Nlansion , blousg was built within these few r?ars: it con taum three public ltuorrx (the Drawing-roont . 2 :eot—by 10), seven 1 1 .31-roonte, besides Kitchen, Scrvants'-roonns, IlVatar closets, &c. t •tt, Offices ton , lst of a Coach and Cart-home,. Sever.-stalled lk•ra, t•ratiary, Cow-house, Pluery,aud "1".1 , Je are also other two layrelling-Housa,, em tail:4'. :ik.ir t eac h, wblrb may be to great ad.; anta,;e. :iarden cuiitaihs nearly two English Acres, enclesed.wnh twelve feet high. The Trees are irt f ell !loth iu the Orchard and Garden. The liiver Tay tens r••;,11 .Le tic:nein draughts Kr up • •••)t a ft:r &limn: and Trout, and - the Late abaruals •• ..ores of a7l . sort., The walks arc cut for several noses ••• b - -rkt of the Itietr and through the Wnod i er•Mat-u4- -......-)• ut roniamic views. tteadings are in taod repair. '1 Mancion . ! . 1 priu'elpal rare of the Land, may be entered to the hands of the Proprietor. Trio Fur .• of the 1-.(•,„se i , gaed, hr.d na..y he hid at a valuation. !:-• !!;f: (A the Latite, pular% a moderato • rent oat the. • . 4 •. i F:imon Fishing, may be estimated at- sefiati; cite at nearly ./:30400. I•a:- Y. ,t r.t.4.es the l'oner's Luair, and chi Inverress Coach •it a mile. Carriers almo<t eerily it; and from different •!. • cour,ry. The 'labile lattrthelts are trifling. May , • --- - : pi ice,' will be made no suit a litoctrasur. • • jpplication may be nu de to the Propnetor, [Tuns., by Duilltrld; ittdiew Miller, Esti ! AV. S. Viii!? / 111 Th h7.1 , !1. 1.1110 n•, Esq. Pteesteit Hill, by ...'s ;or Mr. James 'fit Ifiahey.:gate- ~•. TO DE SOLD, In the most desdrable Part of the COUNTY of KENT, Twenty-five Miles front Town; A PAIITICULARLY well-circumstanced RESI DENTE, being a nell-bqiit :ArANSION, in the centre of a PARK of rl ACRES, to whi:h more Land is at tached. and may be had if required. 'rhe beauty of the Pace, surrounding Country, and excellent Neighbourhood, render it a 'pot seldom to be met with. • To he viewed with 'rickets only, which may be had, with futther Particulars, of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Surveyor, 42, Pall-mall. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL double fronted FAMILY MAN SION, standing no an Estate of about Four Ilut.dred Acres, on the benders of Ilertforthhire and 'Essex, aliout •ifki miles from London. The House is most pleasantly situated in a l'ark Lawn of about . Strenty Acres. and, from the size, num ber. and di4tribution of the Apartments, is adapted for the com modious residence of a Lrge and genteel family. The soil is dry rid he•althful, the via agreealib, the road* excellent, and the riAshbourhood highly respectable. The Estate is divided-into- suitable Farms, and ornamental P1A:n.(6433 .are interspersed, connected .by walks kepi up at a triuiag e%.;sense. , Attached to it is the Advowson of the l'arish, wish a e.iod R ectory-house and i 31.an0- (which,as well a. the surcour..L7 comitry), is we'l itiricked . with Game. To be v!..Avs.sl with 'licit:v. otti o :whichi with further ;nett odors, may im had of NI/. Waliefzekl, Laud Surveyor, No. 42, fail- \fall. • AKEHOLD COW - AGES, .WFTH . GARDENS; UIO ' MFFCIVA e0111110N; AND PERIMOVOGROUND RUNT OF EIGHT POUNDS PER ANNUAL Ily HOGGARTs • At the Mart, on FRIDAY. June 21, at Twelve., in Two Lots, Lotl. A Nimprovablef REMOLD ESTATE,con- LA. sisdng of four Prick and 'f i:nber-built Cottages, two of them recently improved at a large expense, and suitable for a small respectable Family, in tie occupation of Mrs.• Srtaarr ; the other two in hand, tuiether with large Gardens, extending about SOS feet in depth, with a frontage of about .54.f,..et. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD GROUND REN'i" of AI per Annum, issuing out of Garden Ground, urnn which extensive buildings are erected, on Lea . e to 33,aiks Moons:, Esq. the whop free from Land Tax. 'May be viewed, and Psrticulars rn the P. crises ; of J. W. (Wry, Esq. Solicitor. 26, Queen-squiae ; at the Kart ; and of Mr. lloggart, 61, Old Broai-street. I.) 4 EVON.—EACCELLENT RESIDER - Cr, WITil LAND. By 'Mr. MOGGART, At the ?dart, on Palmer, Jane 23, at Twelve, by direction of the Adminisnratex, - - AN elegant Detached VlLLA,kalled BOX-HILL, the Itesidance of the late WILLIADI 1/E LA Gnus, Estk dee-eased, situate in the Parish of Fenny-crops, chat three miles from Plymouth Dock, and within half a mile of the River 'ranter, where there is excelknt Fishing, with• Cost.h-house, Stabling, and Outbuildings, two productive Gardens, and sundry enclosures of rich itleadow Land, containing togethcr a",out twelve .Icrti; the House contains nine Bed.Flianthers, irclud ino and Water Closets, Diniqg and Dravring. moms of good proportions, and'eonvenient Offices', well supplied with Water; the Rstate is holden on Lease for three live's,- or 99 years, at a Ground Rent of 4::°...per annum. , To be viewed and Particulars had on the Premise; at the FouutAin Inn ' Plymouth Dock ; London Inn; Ivy-bridge ; George Inn, Ridgeway • at No. 55„ DurnMrd-'street, Stone house, Devon • or Mr. Ridgeway; Soficitor, 9;'Chinge-alley, Cora hill; at the Mart;. and of Mr. Hoggart, (9, Old Ift'oad-street, Royal Exchange. CMARVVL TOWN R EST DF.NCF., LqwER Glt OS VENOli.PLACb,isthvitlsmedlsusf Vicinity of the Parks, With the apprepriatn I;RNlTtllig ar.d t RES, • lo One Loi. By Mr. IIOGGART, At the• Mare, on Firisske; 'June 99, at Twelve VALUABIA•LEASEHOLD ESTATE: holden n for Thirty-thetta i Ystar% at a-Grousol.rent, comprising au excellent wea.built liesidence„sitstate No. 4, Lower Grosvenor ' 1— Gar as of •c ik' placc, aialootinzthenghaat-house, together with all the Purnititie , , flitifbres; and - Weds. The Premises are five stories high, and contain seven Bed-chambers, two ele gant Drawing-rooms, about 30 feet by i 9 feet, with Marble Ctsinancy-pieces, Windows to the floor, and Balconies, Dinium, snul ilre.dstast-rooms, communicating by tOlfling doors; Blair; and iliinter-llostt, with suitable arrangements in the basement story for eqmestic purposes. To be viewed by cards only, which, viithParticulars,.may be had of Mr. lloggatt, Old Broad-street; Partindars also at the Mart. HA Me K ENT. FRET:IIOI.If RESIDENCE. with eapital walled GARDEN, 14.ci Tut redeemed, with immediate Possession. • Sty Mr. kiOfRiA.RT, At. the Mart, on rIUDAV, June 30, at Troclve by Ordes ot,qle survivie;; Titrtee, fur Sale under the Will of John Miner, - . ER I. cies,vast:d, A N cxcetient RuErmoui RESIDENCE, suit able for a large pleasantly dttiate in the - sods] and scspectal4e Village of ritham;• about WIN miles from London: the House contains minterous Bed-rot/ma, Dlnir; and Drawing r.oms. Library, and ()Sees of every description, capital Gor-. den, walled and stocked-with trot-trees, Laws; Ste. Coach house, and :;tabling. - . • - • • To be vitsvc it by cards only, vi4iitit; with. Pattieulara; besbad, ten tiays.pr4nrionipes the faie,:tof filw , gardattitt ir Uld linsti-strett ; P4rtiesdarsaiso am o st At Saad i x. listrtnll. I lg.' bandy! ;..nd Crana-coinit, ; also it trieTlZola - fitr";ltirliirn '&4110 *tit; . tdrai;' 13ackhcarh ; f.inr. and Lamb, Lewisham; the Bell inn, Broth-, ; and at the Auction Alan% l..si2ll•AL RESIDENCE AND •GABDENS, ON TILE WEST SIDE OF STA3IPORD-HILL. By Mr. 1106GART, • At the Mart, on Fitioav, June 30, at 'twelve, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cnn, sisting of a spacious substantial Family Haase, delightfully situate on th:4 much admired and healthy spot, West side of Stamford-Hill, particularly distingu:sb s ti for extensive Prospects, good neighbourhood, and convenience of access to-the-lletropo- NA : the Residence and:Property of WILLIAM WALCEL, Esq. re mating into a3otk. The House was erected .by an eminent • Battler, regatslkss of expense, and-offers superior accommoda tion for a ; the Bed-rooms are numerous, laity, and well proportioned, with Dressing-rooms, and Water-closet, ale-' gant Dining and I)rawing-rooms, Music room, Library,. and Billiard-room; attached Offices, wellarranged, and excellently supplied with Water; double. Coach-houses, and Stabling for lour Horses, Loft, &c.; an extensive and productive G..rden, with lofty Walls, clothed with Trees in full perfection, Kitchen Garden, small chard, Lawns, Shrubbery Walks,wffylower Garden ; the whole in the newt complete order, and h: tor int-, inediitt occupation. May be viewed With Cards, which, With Particelars, may be :ad et Mr. I loggart, t::%1 Bread-street. rani:lll4ra also at the Mart. • • OPPOSITE TO THE PEACOCK, ISLINGTON, AND CONTIGUOUS TO THE REGENT'S CANAL.. An EXTENSIVE and very VALUABLR FREEHOLI) itopiarry, the Leases now expiring, at old Rents of about Four httindred Pounds per Annum. • Jiy Mr. lIO(SGART, - At the Mart, an Fitioar, June )O, at Twelve, in numcrous AE CAPITAL and very VALUABL FREE IA. HOLD ESTATE, at the tap of the City-rnad, Isling ton; consisting- of nearly the whole of the Ground, wi:h the Houses and Tenement...thereon, extending from nearly the Cor ner or she 'load to the TOII-2,zte, And abutting upon Y. r. Premises, contiguous Risco to the Regent's Ca.aal, a-A upwat of 560 feet in front of the high road; upon the Estate-are up wards of Potty Houses st.sl Tenements of various descriptions, including the illakeney's Head Ptil.lic-hcuse, several Courts, large •asdens, Alleys, and Yards; the whole orcnpying a very Cons:dzrale site et iiroturd, in a Most desirable and improving situation, ctpabie•of producing Ground,-tents upon Buiklidg Leases of considerable importance, in the : occupation of 'Messrs. Skinner, Ilardinz, sack, Smith, Jolly, Edwards, Archer, and Waters. * • 'rho Eitate may be viewed upon reference' to the 'renints; and Particulars had of Mt% Fishce,. 3laildOxAtteef, Har.ovcr-square ; Mr. Lane, Solicitor, Goldsmiths' Hall; the Peacock, at Islington; at the .M.irt ; and of Mr. iloftart, 62, Old Broad-stieet. EDGEWARE, mungsEig,:, • 1:"•• • •;* 'Capital FREEHOLD and LF.ASEHOLD errAllts, with FA It M-11 01.; SES, BA R NS, STABLES, mid OUT- B 1./ I I.IHNGS, DWELLI NG-HOITSE, ind 'BUTCHER', SHOP; upwi.rals of FOUR HUNDRED 'AMES of rich MEADOW mad WOOD LAND, . • By Mr. ROBINS, • At Gaeraway's Ca:Th.e-house, 'Change-alley, Corngill, on Tatris mom, July '27, Ib2o, at TWelve o'Clock, in Lot:, . Lor 1. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD EVATF., ail hell under the College of All Oxford.— Comprittig MANOR. Pi.ACZ FARM of F. 1% R. I.SB L' in the Palish of Ecit.eware, is the County of Nlidiitesex, a a soot', comfortable Farm-house, plcasimtly situate, mod coin .tlxuding beautiful.prospects in various dirc:tions, con,-..rtible, at a trititag expense, ill.O a commodious and desirable Residence for a Gentle.nan's'Family, with a good Garden, walkd, and Or chard ; two Barns, Stabliog for E:ght Horses, Granary, Cow hotts.; 11,;gery, Cart Sheds, and other Outbuildings ; goad Farm and Stack-yard, with pleat.? of water. —A smaller Farm- House. with Garden, Orchard, • Barta,• Sheds, Farm-yard, Aut. and upwards'of THREE HUNDRED AND rip IY-ONE ACRES Of capital Meadow and Wood Land, in az octupatloo of Mr. Haat and Mr, VARYLIN respectable Tenants on Leave. • . . LOT A. A CAPITAL ENCLOSUIt' of FREi!.HOLD MEADOW' LAND, 'called ANEW, LANDS, *Amite • adjoin ing the above, containiag nearly TEN ACRES,• ht the occupa don of Air. .Vaastsr, on Lease with the fungt ! ing Lands.. ' Los 3. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, hekl under Ali Seui's College, Oxford; compridog a DWELLI NG HOUSE and DU (CHEWS - SHOP, situate on the East side of the Tam] of Edgeware, with Garden and Meadow, In the occupation of Mr. Em men on Lease; and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow Land, at the ninth mile-stone, containing about FORTY ACMES, in the occupation ot; and on Lease to Mr. VATNE., To lie viewed by applying on the Premises and to the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Inns, Edgevtaie ; the Abercorn Arms, Staninore ; Wooipack, St. Alban's; Green Man, Barnett; Essex Arms and Commercial, Inn, Watford; • Swaii, Ricknunsworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Messrs. Allen, Gylby, arid Allen, Solicitors, Carlisle-street, Soho; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwict-stteet,. Golden-square.. • - ESSEX. , GREAT .WAKERING RECTORY, near gOUTMENDL The GREAT TITHES-of the parish, containing Deady THREE THOUSAND ACRES, And an Elegant newly-erected RESIDh:NCE, with OSces, Land, Zee. • - By Mr. ROBINS, • , . At Garraway's Coffee-Douse, Exchange-Alley / . Coruhill, on TIMIISLAY, the loth August, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Very VALUABLE FItEEFIOLD ESTATE, 1. late the property of 'JOHN ROBERTS,' Esq. demand. Comprising an elegant and substantial lnick-built RA MILT .i RESIDENCE, seared on a Lawn,swith a Portico Front-, cat talnink a handsome Eutrance-hall, spacious Dining-parlours'-, ' gant Drawing-room with bowed front, Opening to a Viranda,. and Scoot Terrace, with an ext.tient range of Domestic Gatti, and good Cellars, with capital bLeping-tomne, and Hervauts' ' Apartments over, Water-closets, ft-..c. Air inclosed :Yard, with two Coach-houses, tvio three-stall Stables, Loft,. and .11Ita's • ROoms over, and various other (Mfices, large Tank for rain , water, Dog-kennel, Granary, Ste. A Capital Farm-yard ad joining;with rooni Doris, Stables , and aH necessary Ott-build= lugs; and ne:trlv SIXTY Aerosol' Meadow and. Arable Lantl.-4- ' Also, the GREAT T/Tli &S of the whole Parish; containing . , 1 nearly THREE THOUSAND ACRES, which are taken WI kind, and'very productive. 'The bands in. Great Watering ate, wellinown to-be superior to alas ost-artrin the;kingdom, • and most advantageously situate for the shipasert ef produze to the' , Londonand other islet Isets j at very reasonable expense, present -4 fag a most eligible and (mportant Ftoptrty for an I:ivestment land Readenee onlysfife Miles fmm the tashiottFble Watellit'-' I place, Sooth-ltud;•and 44 fforill:ondon. .• - „f : I.- .Tite'Housciaind lands; jesay be viesved , by applying on".tfietl r_Ermetses,• wiTrlataitioulare ; satay be.l t t.id; also, at ilk lintd, • ..Prtu tia-Unti.; abii3,- ROShflard 4.. Ctii4s4 I.)l,:txestorl_ lilac "Poste, Inithlnia' . lijleellAy, :Chalfaibrd ; • King's /It ad; " . .illaldon - . 1 I 'WHIN 1-Tarteldritivicvlood'ottil 4onTfend ; * or- kir. Reberts - Sill ' I 1 '• taiki r3,4 : asiliwifa lia).0•101 Cift , naari;ooo4' of s idt. Reallins * l Warwick -street, Golden-apare ; where a Plan of the ll'buse and Lands may be seen. NEW IvORKS TO EL rUBLIMIED IX n•NE, Fr UIIW:M . A . :4 - , nrr.F, csms, • • • • • AND tywkiN.. Le 1 1 11 t. iiiSTOLIV of the IiEiIELLIOi in 1713 LA. and . 1740, contairin g tL, Caries the • Preten.!er's Dtfeat lc Xulltislcn,. and a Val-key of it , tcr,f.,tiog .trzetistes bitiseito untivess.i. • Ilk' ell In,' EP J.icHINSTONI7, Aide de-Camp to Pi ince E.i-A-at.l Ch.irlcs iite-art, 41&d Lord (ecrge 3lurray. With an Ac.onsr of h'os ste)sequt:nt Adventures in Seestbitd,. Er4r.co, 11 , issii, and America. The Minnsreipt of CoevsJicr Julnistore 'WAS originally de o. sited•in the Scots College at. Paris. Y. LETTEns written during a Toes thrnvirh NORMANDri Barri Asa, and other Parts of Faasser, in tuts ; including l.ocJi and Historical Descriptions, with ltemarks on the Nian mrs and Character of the People. By 11fri: Clarke Stothard: With numerous lingravirtzs, after Drawings by Charles Stab. ar4l,• P. 8. A. 3. RHI44FS on the ROAD. By a Trar,lling Member of the Poeo.eu: Societ% extracted from Ilia. Journal. 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Oki. 1 eitrii tozinras: object Of this loit,4o6Pealikiteleht neep,hiti t !e,„ Th. fti 11414 Vdiunieliafikiddek*Sdi serkirkof -our ,cl an i s j.isaib r e,„44 Irmo 3thiosin,44L'Attifisitis,itit. wutila tion er ;"..britignteut, with ffiezraivbietd trittcAl Noticot cf their 1:th• SA F.:1'741S BY AUC'FION • .1 • NI::.1T COTIAGI: RE.SIII.ENC.F, GARDEN, AND P.IDDOCIK—SOUTLIGATP. • Bv Mr. tiOGOART, At t;re 3Tat, on 1 7 1:inav, June 23, at' Twelve, A NEA C COTTAGE, in excellent order, placed upon a Lawn and Pa'.d^ck, with a large productive (ar a,tocether about Two :acres, in the occupation of Jantr Eva. re owing to Chitt's IMIL The Cottage contains live 13:d-rooms and i)re*Ang-room, Dining and Driwinitroomi, !Hall; and exec lieu market! Oiltrea, Chaise-hoise; Thote-totall Stable, litew-honse; and very superior outbuilding.; the whole in pert,xt order, well supplied with Water, aud of which bane- Yiate pos.,estion will be given; hell for about Seven Years, at at 'Grouad-rent of £l3 per Annuni.—For Cards lita apply to 2dr. Delmar:, or, Old . lisoad , ar!!eet. .* • ••• • ' SALES BY AUCIION: ARSOtUTE REVERSION TO TWO THOUSAND POUNDS THREE PER.CENT. CONSOLS. 'ix Mr. HOGG,AR'f, At the Marton I AIILLT, June 7 4 0, at Twelve o'Clock, AN ABSOLUTE. REVERSION to the above SUM, being Part of a larger Stock : , under a Will, to be receives' at the Demise :of a Lady, aged Seventy-seven. The Stock is placed in the names of Trustees, under a Alarriage settlement, and are highly recatectable. Pavia:lns may be had at the Matt ; and of Mr. lln3gart, 62, Old Broad- t-eet.