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- - 'l,* 4-, li• I. I ~... .!•• • "r' rivv) : • VJ. 1 I' 1 C.... I • ..• , I. •. : 27 lYt3l' 4 i .:I.' ~': lcu hi It E ft-607131 - • • • 'COLCifEiffER *ATIRiArtiRK4. • 10 MOO FOL4I4OI.IAS, 'PIPE MAKER% BRICKLAYERS, ANp 10111 ERSONS'iilling to conirci,..f9r . 'stipplying Ma ter, or erecatlOgllle resi)eoltivetirts of the said Wiitie. Works, way . reeeive ,eyerylinformartrehlAng to the sumo br a pplying at the Olce of Mr . Ralph acid, the K.ngineer, No. 26, Consre-Alivt, lemdew between :the lic — )ites of Ten. mid Fate. ' - , PREPARATION OF libUTlf FOR THE UNIVERSITIES. A CLERGYMAN resident on 4h about 6V miles from . Loo4ac, .wlus 4 hiii. had zooseder,abit experi rnfie and success ii erivate, Tuition, and whose number.of is limbed to Four, Tsai tits* Two-Vacancies. .• 41.d7ortiseses.plan to ins truct his Pupil. in .ties Classics, an 4 genera! LiterUt.,:re, till,they ate qualified to be sent to the The terms of atirats'ioaltro I C2Q4lped iimisSan. it Ss vrektisnest tht, upon ett(i9ity.ad rvferences Mil& will be . given perspns of dtitinction botk ranE and litetitkire, the advantages ,f the sitoshoo wih (toad adequate to the terms , Ern i uire orXrr. White, Booitaeller, Fleet-strect;aixt of /idr, I3doth, Bloitschrr,llu;ce—treet, Portiand-p1 -LOUR 14A YS DRAWING OVER, and. . GRAND PRIZES of .AO,OOO, £10,000 3 £5,000, 1 4 2,000, Sc, yet. D.m*l is the Wivel: TUEiDAV NEXT, AUGUST' 2, will be the Fifth Dar of •Dr cirri. • Tlattt,s irieranied tirPrawn, are cr. Sale at all the Lipenceti Qihce , is Toarp.anti Country: . .Z. rrliE tten Day of - Drawing will be, TUESDAY NE I% k he 24 of'AißgibT. 4 1 . . The Tjcket, No. 2,629, 4-awn the last Day of Priyiying a Prize of Ten Thousand PotuteN, was soid: In Share 4 by Messrs. HAZARD, BUitNi. and go. lloyak*.letaitnge; Ifb.ers Tickets and ' Shares Warranted uu4rawn, coutique c t o s3le. CHARIN(i-CROSS, AND . ST. MARGARET"S-fi(C.L.,•IiOROUGIi. NITA R RANTED lindrawn Tickets and Shares , are selling by 1-111R.N.i.liliasu1 t Co. entitling the Pur chnsvr to 3'20,000, 10,000, !1,000, 2,C00, 500, &c. and the usual abisbetitiu of Intailer Or/pep ; persosi a L's!tery Ticket at AT.: Gs. (or Tick43-q to any amount) may r g.k:ive for the sayte,if *undrawq after the sth cl.ty 4 . 43 'Gs. after the sth day 4:21 65 . , a/1w the 7tlidey .826 fie. • TWO PRIZES of £20,000, in the present State Lawry, sold in - Shares by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.. Stock-Brokerg, Corms .1 . Bank Builklinr;Coto l 4l l , and lacing the Gate 6t the King's Mews,Charing Cross, London : mo. 10,197; drawn 12th Jul?, in.a Quarter, an Eighth, • and 'Pen Sixteenth Shares; No. 2,6o9, : drawn 15th July, .B CO,OOO, in 'Two Quarters, and Fight nit:tett:A Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue en Sale, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCIC, and Co. There are yet in the Wheel, Prizes of £20,000, f 5,000, 10,000, :2,000, And a great Proportion of smaller Prizes. TFe. nett Day of Drawing will he on Tuesday nest, the 2d of August. and the I•c,tery yeti! Eni:h on the 15th of August. • , RICH WRI,EL.I. - UPWARDS OF P.109,0cd IN CAPirr.ll3, and otherwise, YET TO BE DISPOSED OF. • • •FIFTH DAV AN DR WIG WILL BE ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. Every Capital yet so4I abuvo. A 71,000, has been shared by dif ferent Office-K , Grvater Pare, narntly, • No. 12,0 . 76 ' - 5,600 The Third Day. No. 6,145 . 20,000 The Fourth Day. No, 577 - '.27 1 000 Lit"ev:ise the 4th, Day, • WERE SOLD IN THIRTY-3 1 X by Sir JANIES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, HoLEORN; 37, CORN ; and 38,_HATPAILKET. Where the fortunate HaHders of each respective Share, may re eei • on demand, the amount of their said Prize, and where Tickets and ;•,'-ires are nnw sell , . -:g in gr:•at variety of Numbers, warranted u id-awn, and Fis ivivim the follnwirg Capitals were sold, in i 62 Shares in •he last State a .d City Lotteries : jam. 14,223 - £20,000 12,197 ..:... 12,9 )9 10,000 . 18,200 15, 4 20 6,000 1,814 17,551 ' 4,0( '0 3,744 9,272 • 9,0. 0 6,792 10,276 12,862 1,000 /7,949 5,800 ....• • 1,000 And where No. 2570, tly... only Grand C 40,000 Prize errs. known, wts sold, in sixteen Sixteenths. K B. All Orders by ;he Post duly executed, and Tickets and Shares may be had, by applying to any Pf Sir James Branscomb's Avnts in the Country, on ,he sa.ne Perms as if sent from Lon 7 don. Abil.:::.--Stiperlinous Hams arc one of the great -2--4 est drawbaclis from the lx..au.y anal loveliness of thel:emale rate, Arms, /kr. TRENT'S DI:P11. %roar immediately remove. throe. and leaves thz skin softer and fairer than It eras before the 4?plitatien. It is used in the first circles of Fashion and Rank• 3:l' i Irmstands unequalled in all the world It is sold wholesale and retail by B. Perrin, No. Sonthamr- • tvri-s(reet, Covent Garden ; and retail by Bacon and Co. ISO, o>.- ford-street ; rhoru and CO. 4S, do.; l'lrner, 70, Bond-street ; I IC, do.; Overton, 47, do.; Bowman, 102, do.; Darfer- PArkel:.y-igtiare ; 'Walker, 7, St. ktmss's•sir2et ; Harding, a-0. Co. P -II "stall; Riggc, 65, Cheapside ; Golding, ; and ail the principal - Perfumers and !Weibel= Ven dra London. Tfl Persons in the e.osntry incloiing payment and po.,:age to Mr, Perrin, as aboye ) he will immediately far ware. price .41. A NEW NOVEL, This day was published, price 15s. in beards, FIYMI:ND FITZAUBREY, a Novel, in Three volumes V 2, mon enfant, et pr,lts to fortune." Printed for RICHARD PUIL:Arg N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black frlars, and to be bail of ail Booksellers. Of whom may be had. The Ninth Edition of The WIN lER IN LONDGIN; d Yoh. price Lv;. The Fifth Edition of the WILD IRISH GIRL, S Yoh tss. And the Fourth Edition of the NOVICE of SC. DOMINICK, in 4 yoh. price 21 s. Dr. 'IR'JSLEIt'i, USEFUL BOOKS.. —Catalogues gratis, No. 9, Paiernoirer-row. MEMOIRS OE HIS OWN LIFE, . quarto, 14s. Tbe Publisher can truly say from the best authority, that this work approaches nearest to Swift-of any modern writer, — It is full of anecdote, b;inly entertaining, interestir.g and Mstrace rim ELIMILNTA Ir Booze roll 5C11.40163, 4ke. 1. The Progress of >lap iusd Societya egisiltited in 10$ blemish - iog and beautiful Cuts. Secorui gclk t ion, 7s. bound: A eek , brazed Living Author :,peaks of it thus " There can be but °se opinion with those Who ha* fortunate !). introduced this work into theialfaistilics; viz. that if say oae , ustroctive volume is preferable to mother, iris this. :.1t suits 41 neg. and both sere!. Childrea Itareing to read by it, must un avoidably acquire an early knowledge of every kind, as it amuses e..) much as scarce ever to be out of the hands of my ciliate:l.'l 0. coma eat ego. These Cuts ate also printed on Cords, to amuse (Ajar* 'ere they eau read; price 6s. 2. Proverbs Exemplified, in 50 ir.•- , rettitag„Cuti, tachin-Meo nlity--a succession book to the aLovt ; 41. S. A System ui Edit -etc ; £s. A. \ I . . ,N ) k . 1 , r .f. .„,,, , ..I. l ' .1; ~... ---::-/ .' i TU - t• , ) • This day was published, price One Shilling, JOHN BULL !—Prophecy; applied to Passing Zweite!. Printed by Thomas Gillet, and sold by Sherwood sill Joao, Paftrnoszer-row, and to be ha 4 of all. Booksellers. . THE BEAUTIES OP TOM BROVk'N This day were published, In Otte Volume Duodecimo, ehibellished with a large Quarto Caricature Frontisplece'eoloarod,„ fru/raved by ti4afpostabie, Artist Rovelaii-lsop, price ss. in boards, THE BEAUTIES of TOM BROWN.- sisting4 tiLlAVOllMLiffiltas in Prose asd.Pcistry, 'Sleeted. from the Writings of this satirical and lively 4nt.hor. To sghisia Its prefixed a Life of the Author. . . By the late Cr1413.411.1i HENRY WILSON; Esq. • . . Of the Inner 'temple. ' Lmndotr: Ifeb!islted by t. and At. Hughes ? Ludgate-sfeeet, end the rcpt .of the Propeittprt. • • • sA'44, , f Ai hr or,j 1 6 :7 V ICP' • J VIA '2O, 3. •• _ weiLLlNce-OFFICE, rely 13, 1309. comvsvoiy.Eßs for VICTUALLING • .1 -11 11 s 114u457D., NAvr. da htrely glom Notice, • That on Thursday the Mb instart i they wiU be ready to re-- eel* Tenciers, in writing ,(seuledlip) and treat for 04e Hundred tons of CI - IE§IIIRE, mid CHEESE, or clilikiSE 9f c9swil , ig99dn' e si ; to be delivered one half hereof In she c ourt. of 4 . . mb* • • ' had the renaninda iu one inotttliaftetWasybi, into his Bfa iesty's Victuaxling Stores at panamouth and Plymouth, in Mg' following proportions, wiz. .• • Purtsistioatb - 30 Tons. Plymouth .70 : -100 And to be..paidkar by Bilk payable with interest ninety clays ;after tiata.-_,Pui Cetsditiona of the - COil;rait may b. arm at the "Sectotary'a Orace. • Na "twit/ as , ill he had S. any Aridrr hr taii4 ihrjejir thdl rid he . :olioteof is word, d lesth,- ar that thali sot ietklisees,Jtoeio Awe I le- Ant • otoo east Plakriiii AMA" Ms liri bittast. Am watt& th, .Persoie who makt the resider, or sotto Perim )es 14( amino while . • . n . • --....•- , ' , . _.._ v , 1 L. . • . • _ , , 5 !S 'Chad's,/ was publisasd, price its. dd. THE DAWN of LIBERTY on. the C.0N1a4.. NENT of EUROPE; or the ,STRUOGIX•of the- OA; Nr.3H PATRIOTS for the EMANCIPATION of their COUN 'fILY:, • By I. AGG. • " Patriots have tofi'd, and in their countrY's cause Bled nobly.-:aed their deeds, as they deserve, Receiye proud recopipence. We give in charge " Their names to the sweet lyre; the historic Muse, Of Proud of the treasure, marches with It down " To latest times; and Sculpture, injter turn, " Gives bond in stone, and ever-during brass, " To gasnVeharta; and t'iinmortaliteher 'Mat." .IgisLol : - Printed Aid published by John Agg, fqr Mums. Longman, Hurst, Reel, and Orme, Paternoster-row ;And 'ripper, LendenhalLitreet, London, . . ARITHMETIC. - %his der was published, elope* printed, price ss. 641.1 sound, with au allowance of Cite ^.sth Book, E of REAL LIFE a*d BUSINESS, adapted to the practical. USE of SCHOOLS, including a complete reformation of all-the Tables of Weights an& Measutss ; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives; Stocks, Set. &C.; and MORE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES`under every Rule than are to be toucd in any other Pooh of this Kind. By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c. • Every man of busbies in the British Empire must recollect how • much he had to unlearn in the practice of Arithmetic, yhen having !eft school he host entered into the commerce of life, and also how little he bad karnt which was strictly applicable to real transactions. The present System of Arithmetic, disregarding the fetters of its predecessors, has consulted alone the actual and p4e valling occasions for the evreise of this useful Art. Every ' branch of trade asd manefacture has been sedulously consulted in the new exempliileatinn of the various Tables of Weights and Measures; every thing obsoleie or useless in other hooks of Arithmetic has been ezpunged rand every thing has. been intro- I du ced that is essentially necessary. Printed for RicuaßD Pill LLt es No. 6, Bridge - street, Black , Friars, and to be had of ail Booksell.m. • 'this day was published, price is. stir!; a Plate, THE TRIAL at LARGE of SIR ARTHUR PAGET, K. B. son to the Earl of Uxbridge for erim. with LADY BORRINGDON, daughter of the late Earl of West moreland—Damages Ten Thousand Pounds ; also, price is. the Trial of W. Reader, Barrister, for aim. con. 14 waich is added tha Trial of G. Hodgson for Adultery with Mrs. Fowler, his mistress. Sold by J. Day, 2:4 Fetter-Isne, where may be had th.: following Trials for trim con. at Is, each, Lady Elgin, with Mr Ferguson ; irs Gregson with her coachman • Mrs. Knight with Dr Wol. cot ; Lady Campbell with T. Sheridan ; Lady Brograve wirh Cap tiin Elwin ; Mrs. - blansergh with Mr. Hacket 6d.; Lady Ow curry with Sir I. Piers, ls. 6d.; Colonel Passinghain for a Horrid CO3 spirary. wkurws FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION, This day was published, with plates, price 7s. in boards, dedicated by permis s ion to his Royal Highness the Duke of York; ik . COMPENDIUM of the VETERINARY ART, containing an accurate description of the diaeases of the Hone, and their mode of treatment, the anatomy °tithe foot, and the principles of shoeing; also stable management. ily LAMES WHITE, Vzterinary Establishment, Exeter._ _ . La'e Veterinary Surgeon to the lst or Royal Dragoons. Printcd for J. John:on, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Lorigngan, Hurst, Ries, and Orme, Paternoster-row:. Where may be had, by the same Author, Part M, containing . Materta Medici and Pharmacopea, price Ss. Also, an Address to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, respecting the Management of their Horsks, price 6d. STAFFOROSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Red House, in Cavustvall, la the county of Stafford, on Monday the Ist day of August, 1808, at three o'Clock in the Afternoon, 'HE Castle, or Capital Mansion House, called CAVERSWALL CASTLE, in the said County of STAF FORD, with its extensive Out-buildings and Conveniences ; also a Farm-Honse ' and 125 Acres of very good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The Castle is sitpated ten miles from Leeke, seven from Newcastle, twelve from Uttoreter, fourfrom Cheadle, and seven foam Stone, is in complete repair, and suitable for the residence of a Gentleivan's Family, and possession may be had the next Spring. • ", Also Eight Cottages and Four Closes of Land in Caverswall aforesaid, eontaioing together about 13 Acres. Mr. John 'fibley, at the Castle, 4vill abet , / the premises; and printed Particulars may be had tberr, and at the George Inn, in Leekr ; the Ssr.tn utol l Star in Stafford, the Roebuck in Newcastle, the White Hart in Uttoxeter, the Crown in Cheadle. the Crown iq Wee and at Messrs. Worthington's, Ilarrop and Worthing ton, Altkncham, Cheshire, Where a Map of the Estate may be seen. This day were published, In Two Volumes, crown Octavo, price 12s. boards, t GGEOGRAPHICAL DELINEATIONS ,• or, A Compendious View of the Natural and Political State of dii Parts of the Globe. Jay JOHN AIKIN,. M.D. • Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Th- following tecolutt of this Wnst is liven its the British Critic, Vol. 27 —" There are few writers of the present day so w:lom the public is more indebted than to Dr. Arkin, whether we consider the variety, the importifice ' re or the agreeableness of ' his performances. :rhe present Is one of the neatest pUblicatitins of the kind that has yet appeared in our language ; not intended to surrsede the common Elementary Boots on the subject of Geography, but to comprehend, in a moderate compass, every thing most important relative to the Natural and Pohticid State of the World.• The Author's own remarks occasionally introduced on therlitkal state of the places described, are remarkable for their moderation and sound tenser 't This days's. poisksbed. 'THE SCHOLAR's GUIDE to ARITHMETIC. By J. BONNYCASTLE, . . Professor of Ma t hematics, Royal Academy, Woolwich. Ninth Edition, 2s. 6d. bound: In pursuance of his plan of writing'a Book for the use of Schools the Author has been very careful to make all his definitions and' rules at concise as possible, cossistent with simplicity and ciearnoig; and to exemplify use rules with Such examples as are most lihey to occur in business. 'He hat silo shewri, with great clearness and perspicuity, the reason al each rule in notes, and in this part of his work Mr. B. has shewn great ingenuity and Judgment. By confining every thing of this nature to the notes the Author has been enabled to keep his text free from long expianations, so that nothing is found there but what the learner ought to transcribe, and fir in his memory—a matter which seems to have been too much neglected by most of those anthers who have undertaken to write on the subject of Arithmetic for the use of Schools. On the whole, we shall not hesitate to declare, that we think this little book will be found very useful both• to the 'feather and Lcarner.-:—Vide Monthly Review. • Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Chnreh-yard. Where may be bad, by the same Authors 1. An Introduction to Mensuration and Practical Geometry— with Notes, containing the reason of every role, concisely and clearly.demonstrated. By J. Boanycastle. lethEdition, price 4s. 2. An IntroACtlon to Alsahro. By the same. Bth' edit, price sa. 3. An introduction to Astronomy, with plates. By the same. sth ecfition, price 9M. boards. Nemenbs of Geometry. coanieing ;be PrilwiPtll o rrA dons in.the the eleventh and twills Book, ' • withki?tes, =Weal and explanatory. ;7 s sap!. ronrth Ech: anti, price 61. bOtitsd: 5. A Treatise on Plane and Spherical Ttigooomuy, SM. la. brad& . , VICTIM L Lin'S; 01410 E; *l4 2J, 1.808• T4E COMMISSIO N E R S fir 1 7 /CTU4.4L./$0 HIS AI AJESTri NA dr * kirebi dive. Notice. That on Thursday the 15th of Septembet nest, they will be ready .to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for &itch quantities of IRI3IIBEEF and ?1./Bit, of the best quality, and to be cured In the ensuing season, as pi, respectiie Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to, offer: one third papt. thereof to be packed in halfpuncheons, one third part in tierces,' 'mud the remaining, one third part in barrels i to be delivered Into his 'Majes t y'; Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth and Plymouth, and jut° the Army Victualling Stores in St. Ca therine's, in regular propnrtions of each description of Casks, by the periods, undermentioned, One foukth of the whole by ' the 31st January, 1809. One half of the rernaining,quantity by the 31. t March, 1809. And tbeyamainder by the 30th June, 1809. And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. 1. W. Dunsterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork, to the Collectors of his Ma jesty's Customs at Limcaick, Belfast, Newry, and Witerruid, and to the Partmaster General at Dubin, revectively. - regard will be had to ani Tender in I,W: the price shall net & tberted in :whiz at kngth, or that shall not ha delivered to Me Board hfore Oar o'Clech on the said Thsersday the 15th of Septesekr next, ner unless the Person 'who mikes Me•Tender,or, some Person OM his lediatf, attends to ans.:ver n her railed ler. BY ORDER OF iHE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS, On Saturd.ty the 30th July, 1808, at Three &Clock In the After noon, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom House in Top,ham, THE. FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For the Accommodation and Use of Private Families only, 10 Gallons Brandy 4 1 Gallons Ctsineva. 9cwt. 3qrs. 41b. Old Sheet Lead—i Old Rope And one Boat, Burthen about S Tons, with her Materials. Which will be put up in Lms, And Sold to the highest Bidder. MANOR OF TOI.PUDDDLE, DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Antelope, in Dorchester * on Saturday, Ally 30, 1900, at four o'clock in the afternoon, THE desirable MANOR of TOLPUDDLE and several valnable .asail compact FARMS, containkog toge ther about 11 38 acres of . rich water-meadow, pasture, and arable land, With convenient farmhouses and buildings, now in the or sertio4 of Mr. Henry Davis, Mr. James Northover, Mr. George' Riggs, Mr. William Brine, and Mr. Robert Standfield. Also the great 'andsimall Tythes of the Parish of Tolpoddle, and the small tythes of Tincleton, held for terms of years under Christ's Church College in Oxford; and about 50 acres of Coppice Ground in Mil bourne Wood; a finl trout-stream stocked with fish runs through the manor, fox-hounds and barriers are kept in the neighbourhood, and the game in this pert of the country is much preserved. Tolptuldle is one mile from Milbourne, eight from Dorches ter, and nine from Blanciford, in a dry healthy situation, and *my be a desirable Property for a sportsman. The ter.enti will stew the Farms, and printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Farrier and Co. Lincoln's-innrfields ; of Mr. Salisbury, and at the Antelope in Dorchester ; the Crown, Bland fard ; the Bull, Britiport ; and the Antelope, Sherburne. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, • AIORTIMER, NEAR READING.—By Mr. HAWBES, Alt the Crown Inn, Reading, in seven fins, on Saturday, the 90th of. July, at three o'clock, A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY J-• A- ELIGIBLE FREI' ROLD ESTATE, the mud), aciasired Residence, valuzble.Parin and Lands, of the late . Mrs. BBVER ; CemprisingAst Genteel' nd substantial Brick Villa, MORTI MER ripusg, with abkinclant Ofrices, ample Walled Gard e n, tasteful Ploasure•drouilit,z,*uriant Plantation and Shrubbery, ornamental timber, andligilmbds of Sixty Acres pf most excellent Arable, Pasture, and Mialitiw Land, suryousiding the sat* . ; CO, gether with that valuable ' roperty adjoining, called llsIANA'a, KENT'e, tind, MILL I'A.RJVI, tti the occupation ot Mr. APple7 top, consoling of a very comnai&ons Brick and Tile Dwelling house, with Cottages, Battu', and Out-houses, large Garden, and , about One Handred and Ninety Acres of extremely•prodttaihk: and well conditioned Grazing and Corp Land; also Oaten anagUi Dwelling-houses, with Paddock and Gardens. To he viewed, by tickets, which with deserlptfife pvtiCishnsi,;. inaebe had of Mr. J. Shindy, Solicitor, and Mr.- }faiths", kiading. • Particulars may also then be had at Demlafs, Hait-i forsi-bridgel•Glo?e, Newbitri Printer, AMOptekir; at MC.. Abatt's, No. 4.5, Leicester-equare i and at tbe sina Office, Landon. 1,000 500 SGO 500 SOO 500 500 • •: .~`~ • [PRICE SIX-PENCE. WiTaBLEtION COMMON.—ELIGIBLr. COTTAGt.. O be LETT, completely furnished, a desirable CO ITAGE REMDAICE, planned for the aceoininoda. tioa of a Family; Lawn, Pleasure tiround, and Garden, Coati House, and thtee stable; ; tbe wtp&e funetted fed furnbriti lai pe culiu neat style, and di for irmrediate reception. Paaticular:uf Mr. Ru4iri . , Warwick-street, Golden-fry& - - • WOOI4I4,CIRD, ESSEX. • - TO. he LETT, Genteeiy Furnished, a comma. -I- din& detached 'FAMILY HO list, aitttase a! 'Aroodrottt, wlkkaassailent Gardens fail) , so:salted and cropped, Coach Haase, Stables, &:. • . To .oz viewed by tickets. Porticolan of Mr.-Robb:l9, War. wich• ! stteet, Golden-sgeve. SIIIMNCE, BERKELEY-3QUXRT. MO' be SOLD, the LEASE of a desirable 1 1 DENCE, situate on the Awl side of Berkeley-sq tare, suitied for the accommodation of a Nupily, wick mterlient domes* tic 011ie', Coach 'House, and Stable , * . • To be vieetcd by tickets. Partiof Mr. Robins, War wtok4freet, Goldeomqtiare. BEV' 71./01BLE IRO!, EA M . 4.iizis fiEAD. iLb FATATE i :r 2 A411.1r MANSION AND LAII9: A - -1 TO BE SOLD OR LET B? PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. itOBINfi, A N excellent compact ?AURA( RESIDENCE, with domestic Offices Of all descriptions, wen planned sad judiciously arranged, fitted up and completely fbrnished, la a neat style, and fit for the Immediate reteirdou of a Gentleman's Family; excellent produnixte Garden walled round, well planted and crop. pert, and in the higikest perfection ; Pleasure Groin& laid ont and Planted in a Pleasing and tasteful manner ; a stream 0 line water running through the grounds; sundry Inclosuns of rich Meadow Land, an& a quantity of Land In the opi;n fields; ;he - whole about thirty-six Azroa, all in i high state of eiddvaalon. A small Finn adjoieing,,sentsining upwards of 40 *ores, may be bad at the option of the purchaser. To be viewed by tickets, which, with pankulars, may lae had of Mr. Rebins, 'Warwick -street, Golden-square. O UPHOLSTEitEkS, CARIAg r-mAxats, AND THE • TRADF IN GENERAL. ' To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, Og tile Premise*, No. 12, Little Wild-street, Lincoln's-Inn. fields, on Thuraday•the 28th inst. and following day, at eleven o'clock, THE genuine and well manufactured CABINET STo72fi. of Mr. William Prentice, on account of a change in the Partinsmhip ; consisting of capital Mahogany Sideboards, sets of free Mahogany Dining Tables of large dimensions, Card Tables on Claws; Library, Pembrok e , S o f a , W or k, and-rasing Tables ' in mahogany and black rosewood; h a nd some M a h ogany Secretairee, Bookcases, Wardrobes of vari ous s i zes , Ch ests an d Double Chests of Drawers ' Night Tables, Sareophaguses, Wine Coolers, Rion Stadds, and numerous other cabinet articles ma= nufactured of prime seasoned wood, of excellent qualities; part of which ere made wild and portable for exportation. 7'o be viewed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday pre ceding the sato; Cp,talogues on the premises, at Is. each, to be returned to purchasers; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square.- WILTS.—YREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINGBOURNE, KINGSTON; between Andover, liungerfoed, and Marlborough. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraeiay's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhlll, London, on Tuesday, the 80th of August, at 12 o'Clock, in ;we lots, LOT :THE veiyeligibleFßEEHOLD ETATES, -A- land-tax redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed manor of Collingbourne,Valmice, and Bronton House, a desirable family mansion, seated en a lawn surrounded by thriving plauta,- dons, with garden, orchard, yard, barnsotables,and outbuildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, all lying compact, iu a good state of cultivation, and In a tine healthy part of the ceantry, conansandag rich and extensive views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate in the pariah, and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and Within a quarter of a mile of the church. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoin/an Lot I. called Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, situate in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chute, with s farm-house, yards, garden, orchard, barns, 'stables, and outbuild ings, and upwards of 171 acres of meadow, pas tur e, an d wood land, alibi good euttivattod, and lying a:impact. • An Act is ob tained for isclosing the parish of Chine, which will add a coma.' derable quantity of land CO this lot. These Estates are very eligible property ,for Investing money, or for occupation, are within two miles of Eve r l e y, nine from Hungesfolx4 ten from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, six teen from Salisbury, and seventy front London. . . • . May be viewed by application on the premises, where partici& lays may he had ; at the Star and Garter, Andover; Swan, Huns gerford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Whi t . H ar t, s a lisb n ry ; the I nns at E ver i ey and Amesbury ; Pelican, Newbury; ; Whited-inn, Bath; Bush, Bri s t o l ; Black Bear, De: vir.c.i; White Hart, Chipped.= ;at Garraway's •' and of Mr.. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldwi-square, wheres 'thin of the estates may be seen.. . • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within . the Royal Exchange Coffee-hourie, at Edinburgh, co Thursday, the 29d of September, 1808, if not previously dis.: poked *of brPrivate Bargain , - • • • • THE LANDS and ESTATE of PITNACREE. This Estate Asanely situated on the Riser • Tay, ten miles above Dunkeld, on ,tlie. toad to Taymoudx, from which it . Is die. rant about tWelve MUM. There Is a Mansion-house •8t to um:am , modatt4"large fimily, wrtli suitable Offices. The House torn:, mands'an extensive and picturesque Tricia—it 14 in complete 'or der, and furnished ; Asd„ if desired, the Purnitiare will be given to a Purchaser on valuation. The Grounds about the House war, hill out by the late Lord John Murray, whose taste iswelliusowit. On expiry of the Leases, a considerable increase of rent may be expected, sons of the Farms halving been let so far Lick es the year 1794 for 21 years, - - The Woods which are chiefly Fir and Oak, are very eatensive, and have been lately valued by skilful judges at upwards of MOM: Tait whole Wood is . encicied with sufficient stone dy,kes. Ap ex• cellent carriage road passes through them to the river Tay, front which they ire not half mile distant, and they may be float.: ed down the Tay ro Dunkeld and Perth at a trifling Up4ll Perth is 27 miles distant. A considerable stream runs through, the estate, and there are several falls At for machinery. 'There ii already a lint-twill and a corn-mill on. the estate, and a saw-Mill may be easily erected.— Ibe whOle t ' ate is properly subdivided, and enclosed with suffi cient atone dykes:. ' • nn, prOp4ty. kaelf:abou'ods with ptme, as well as Use neigh? beurhig hills. The'ornods Miitalb deer and roe ; and the Tay, ha which there is ii'el/fit ailling wit! net and rod, Words excel leat coat and sallion. - • • • ' 'cite kpds lualil of thsCrown,,and one's's/sal at 404. 13s. 4d. Scoti v iffoivling a Freehold QualificaLion in diet:treaty. the tam Is M. • ris. iittf.'. l ,Tie ',Tbzimis are indsted,. and- exhausted by the present stipend, which is only eight boils of vi ctuAl, one-third bear, and tWe-thirde INirlfy, sod Aliii Ospiimanit.eigholincrolinoney. • The Church, i s Nlanse itesdschlso -house, were built only pins years egos - teals" post 'is vs thrdu g h ih c ,illage theeeXre o-week the *hole • ; Is is .otie of the most dwirAle tee of /ti ex: tent Opt base opposed in the market itirdoiite time. . .1k part of tho price may be allowed to remsta for 'some these In ;the baud °free purchaser, on prep!: security. • .• ' Far Titair paiiicalirs applicatiop may be isti,de to Alegi. Mow, dell, 14b. 43, Parliament -street, Westminster, who Will Shaw A Ilea ofithe Ensile, and receive offers fora Pripte:iali; Ili ci) Do. 444.Ak,h4tYres Esq. the rrerieter, at Leney, Callaralk Wm. Roes, Writer, in Perth ; or to Join Campbell red lettourollodt, W r i ter , so the Signet, Edinburgh, Arbn are is pasasitio of alp drAo skets leases 'ito. , I •