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Adausjon 21. 6d. roativai the Four Last Night , ' of Sect e Siege of Badajoa, a also of the Brave Cossack, or et Enemy. ROYAL. AMP H rr HEAT RE, ( A STLEYI,) WEISTMINSTER-BRIDGE. u a dae the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. rr•sls PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 3, To 1. morrow Evening, June the 4th, Friday, the Stb, and Saturday, the 6:h of June, at Half-past Sit o'Ciecis precisely, o f s w ap Ow and Cap ure of BADAJO Z. After which, the C l aud Spectacle, In two Acts, called the BRAVE COSSACK, or genet Enemy; assisted by the Equestrian Troop, bring ti,ost untrolly the last four nights the above popular pieces can he per farmed. In the course of the elk nips the folio% •ng Songs, Fe. rester's Daughter, the Postman, Wise Conclusions, Bang up in the Chy, and the Fighting Butcher, by Messrs. Woolf, R. L. Jo t s, and Johann**. 'Also, the criel,wited Mr. Ducrow's ele vated Rep' Dancing. To which will be added, the 4aughabk pantomime of The GOLDEN DREAM. . Deers open at half--past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 25. Gal. I Is. &cod Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the lheatre Gun Ten till 'I hree N.B. On Monday mat, June 8, will be presented, a New GnalStage Spectacle, which Las been a long time in preparation. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every information, and see the Patterns established by the Commander in Chief, at lotosom and Sun's Military Establishment, Nevastreet,Covent- Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Regiment in the Ssivice, at twelve hours notice, and from 15 40 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur ready mon", wham acceptances only. FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION. TURK's PATENT COOKING APPARATUS . , DAILY IN USE, hum Eleven : rnur, kiiiPURNISHING WAREHOUSE, I sS, FLEE f STREET. The peculiar quskties r.; the aLove Apparania embrace every usfla Improvement, and it is so syttematioally arranged, as to knedered ouitabk from a small to the must extensive Establish not, possrs.ing every cunveniens- for cooking, viz. Roasting, &Beg, St..wing, • Eakin, &c. &c. the whole of which is per ,lottssdby ant small fire, and warranted to save two-thlids of Y The vessels are used without the least soil, by which Air they are rendered far move durable than those used over Minot! Ranges. It is also a certain Cure fo- a Smoaky Chimney. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1812. TO-MORROW AT ONEO'CLOCK THE WHOLE OF THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. S WWI ' and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in form the Public, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will be drawn 0n the KING's BIRTH DAY. There are only 8.000 Tickets, with the following °RAND SCHEME. 1 Prize of .C 20,000 is £20,009 1 . • 10,000 • • 10,000 1 - . 3,000 - 3,000 1 - • 3,000 - - .3,000 1 - - • 2,000 - 2,000 3 - 1.000 - • 3,000 4 • - 600 - - 8,000 4 . • 400 • • 1,600 6 . - 300 - . 1,300 S a• .11 200 - • 1,600 13 . d• 100 . - 1,200 . 20 - • BO • 1,00 30 • - 50 - • 1,500 40 - - 40 . - 1,600 60 - - 30 . - 1,1100 106 - • 25 - 2,650 1,310 • .. 15 - - 19,650 ' Only 8,000 Tickets. Tickets and shares are selling at Sw (ft and Co 's 015ces, No.ll Poultry ; NO. lii,Cbaring-Cross; end N 0.31, Aldgate High-street MR. STOCKDALE respectfully acquaints the Ladies and Gentlemen of BR ItifOL and its vicinity, that there wilt be a SALE by AUC PION of a very spleftlid al itr va. !nable Collection of BOOKS, MAPS, and PRIN IS, in the Liege Assembly Room at the YORK HOTEL, CLIF I ON, ou Monday, the /Ith of June, and live following days, when the favour of their company is requested.—Tbe Books to be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, when Catalogue* may be had.—London, June 2, 1812. TO-MORROW AT ONE O'CLOCK THE WHOLE OP THE LahTERY WILL BE DRAWN. 12ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, am! Co. (the Contractors) respectfully inferta the Public that the STATE LOTTIMY will he drswn the 4th of JUNE. SCHEME. 1 Prize of . £ 20,000 - is . 1 - 10,000 - 1 . • 4 -. 5,000 8,000 - 4,000 1,000 • 500 - 400 . 300 • - 400 - 2E20,000 10,000 5,000 3,000 .000 3,000 2,000 1,00 1,800 1,600 1,200 1,600 1,300 1,600 1,800 2,650 19,050 100 . 80 - - SO - • 40 - • so- - 25 - - 15 - - Only .8,000 Tickets. • Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLYCH, and Co, at their °Sees, the corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhil!, and Glans the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where, in the Lot tery drawn on the 80th April last, they sold the following CA PITAL PRIZES, in 64 Shares: No. 5,518 a Prize of £lO,OOO I N 0.10,609 a Prize of £3OO 11, - 018 5,000 2,740 - 200 11,433 9,0001 3,238 • 200 2,404 300 12 - . 20 - • 30 • • 40 - - 60 • • 106 - • 1 ) 310 - - TO Tim PUBLIC. (2 . WEBB, for favours already experienced, re . turns his s'iscere thanks, and from those persons inclined to adventure in the Small but RICH LO rfERY, to be Drawn on TO-MOR/tW, the 4th of JUNE, he respectfully solicits a prcferense. .Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale, at his newly established, yet fortunate Office, Nu. 17, LUDGATE-S MEET, near ST. PAUL's, Where the la .t Prize of £4OOO ever shared, was sold, in One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, and paid on Demand. Orders from the Countro punctually attended to.—Go. vernment Securities bought and sold by Commission. Irish Ba k Notes exchanged fur British currency, and Bills on Dublin negotiat.d by G. WEBB, Stock Broker, Licensed State Lottery alike, 17, Ludgate-s tee., near St. Paul's. STEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINES are portabk, ne,rer out of repair, and will play Water of the foulest source at the unexampled rate of 300 papaw day, rendering the Water in colour beautifully trans. Wig. The increasing demand he receives is a convincing proof a tlllsq‘seriority of 66 invention over any thing of the kiwi yet eissed. 'Me seen at work at his Manufactory, No 6, M,:rtimer fleet, Cavendish-square; and a' the liar of the Jerusaleat Coffee to,., Cooper's Court, enrnhill. . N. 11. Water Closet. and Engine Pumps upon the most iva ptid pruiciolt s. ----- TO JOURNEY MEN S.kbLERS. WANTED immediately, by the M.tster Smilers of London, a number of JOUR NET MEN, who will meet skit eaustant employment, by alpliestion to Mr. Fril, Sadler, (ietretary to the Miner: Socitty), 1 1 10. 9, Glasshouse-ttreet, lioldan-aguart, on Wednesdals and Fridays, turween the hours *ltem and nine in tie morning. Ahe Lunirs of labour front taily.i!ay to Michiuln.as, are from six in the ni.oniog t II seven thet%eitiog, and during Vie remainder of the year Iron: day light till eight in the evening. By a hate (feel-ion in the Court of Kit,'., Bench, pe-sinis having been at •he ttade seven years, erlinu,;ll :tut :ippreb.iced fur that ptnod, are legally permitted to work. LAW. fT,1.1. Secretary to the Pullt r's Society. TRADES AND MANUFACTURES. • day were pilluished, handsomely lin Ilteti in quarto, the First and Second Puss, vice Ss. each, and the first ei,ht Numbers, pr , t,- ihl tack, of a n t w Work, wuirlyd r i HE CIRCLE, of the MECHANICAL ARTS, , ur a 'fictional, of Practical Science; boing a complete Ode to the know!edge of the Nl.lnual Arts, Tiadvs, and Ma "4l4ctures. Dr THOMA,i MAR FIN, Civil Engineer, assisted by nutrient Ideclial•ts. • Ina tcw (Lys will be published, 'THE SUBS I'ANCE of a CONVERSATION - 11 - with JOHN BELLINGHAM, the ASSASSIN of the !ate Right Hun. SPENCELt PERCEVAL, on Sunday, May 17. 1812, the day previous to his execution ; together with some general Itemarks.—By DANIEL WILsON, A. M. Minister of Sr. John's Chapel, B, dford-row, London; and Vice-Principal of St. Edmund Hall, Oxf,lrd. Printed for J. Hatcharl, Bookseller to her Majesty, No. 190, 'ibis day was published, E'egantly printed in 4to. price .f.t .5.t. in boards; a few copies on large paper, price .C 1 los. iu boards; a new Edition, being the Eighth, of . CHRIST7AN RESEARCHES TN ASIA.—To wh ch are prefixed, Two Discourses, preacbt d before the University of Cambridge, on Comte:nen:leer' Sur,day, July 1, IBM—By 'he key. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D.O. Late Vi.e-Provuet of the College of Fort William, in Bengal, and Mt other of the Asiatic Socfei y. Pi jutted for T. Cadell and W. DilVits, strand. Of whom may be had, by the sane Anchor, Memo'r of the Ex;.ediency of an Ecclei.a.tical Lstablishment fir Bvo. price 4.. 6d. in board, The First Four Yeirs of the College of Fu: t William, in Ben gal. In este vol. 4to. printed by Subtler, price in board,, 15$. Eight Sermons, viz. The Star in the liast—Jubil.e Sermons— The Light of the World—The Three F.rat of ,L , ght—and Abe Htaling Waters of P4ihes4a. in one voL alio. price 9s. boards. TO THE PUBLIC. I'll:lbsen justly•rentark,-d by those who have bad tweaston to eAsult die numerous treati-es alrta.:y published on the mechani ellaris and n.anufectur 8, that they ..r • so deficient is detail, or 10 1 0%414 iii abstruse terme as to render them almost utinteM i wed therefore proportionately useless to the generality of lyartical readers. Tie present Mork is inteuded to o'oviate the Edam of former publicat t ens, by treating of the different wh ile. in a plain, clear, and cornprtheusive manner, suited to the st:Tosts of the Praciieol Mechanic. ' The Editor has obtained the co•operatton of men the must ellbw t and experienced in every department of the undertaking ; cad tumult himself devoted a lova and laborious life to mechani -41,11Y:a! body uf pract ca l i n f o rmatiun eiref offered to the public. ...lbefellowing are some of i he leading subjvcts which the work :n.stiblaret Architecture, House-carpentry, Joinery, Cabinet 7.`Ws.le!slasonry and bricklaying, Painting and-Glazing, Plum iiPractical Geometry, Mensuretiun, Surveying, Canals, tt, Roads, Mechanics in general, Mill-work, Machinery, 44 s •stoik, Implements of A gricuhurejurning in wood, metal, _ ,' Engines, Water Engines, Purnp-wurk, Metallurgy, - 1 17, s r Steiriug, Casting, Roiling, and Boring, Foundry and ...7" . 1 .w5. s, Working in gold and silver, Edge Tools, Chemist, y Z P , l: i lwel to the Arts and Manufactures , Dying, Glasimaking, t o 2g amieturiteg, goaprnaltittg, Bleaching, Cements, Heat 1 1. r i aPPl_t_eation ? 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'I b e W ork w.ili 1 . be illustrated by numerous co pp er - plate Pre-eminent for nourishing the bah, and will restore it even on 42glilling% bald places, as has been experienced on venous occasions, after Ib l e t is estimated that it will not exceed 44 Parts, or 108 Nos. . c...,__ Third Part, containing Cabinet Making, and a portion of V P other means bad .proved ineffectual, and by its balsams% slides conveys such a vigour and elasticity to the hair that nel -1 ,Zrary,ivid be published on the Ist et June, and the work i tiler damp, perspiration, exercise, ses- atmosphere , or any other bas at r egularly e s m ont hl y p arts , at ss. and Weekly Nunn- ; cause will make it tall out of curl, keeps false hair in curl, giving ;.!. at .. th s i. each. Seven thousand copies have already been sold iit a soft silky feel and natural appearance. . ~se lir t and second Parts • and die Publislers flatter them- it Sold by Bayley and Blew, Co c kapur-street Harding, PIUM111; :i e s:s_that irons the eminent talents of the professlonal gentle- , Turner. ;.5, Overton , 47, New Bond-street l stringer 115, °lt - Iv ,...rtetgeil in the Work, the succeeding Parts will be still more ' •viyoi the public patronage.by the Pr op rietor, lames ford - street; Take, Cornball, Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Davison, 59, I fleet-street ; and most Perfumers, .tt dou. he by Gilt and Curtis s PeteraOsteigerow; sad Rees and riplastath. I hie 7s, signed oa the outside of des laws s Atkinson,9, High-street t Bloomsbury, .in a T ialue Atkinson:. • This day wen published, 1. j ECTURES oil the ELEMENTS of ALOE -a-i BRA, &signed for the Use of the Students of the East India College, and such other young Persons as may be desirous of making themselves thoroughly acquainted with the First Prin cities of that Science. Second edition, two. price 7s. ni boards. . 2. Six 'Lectures on the Elements of Melte Trigonometry ; with the method of constructing Tables of Natural and Logarithmic Shies, Cosines, Tangents, eke. 4vo. price 45. irwa• 3. A Compendious and Practical Treatise on the Construc tion, Properties, and Analogies of the Three Conic Sections : in I Eight Lectures ; adapted to the common purposes of Natural Philosophy, and to the Study of Sir Isaac Newton's Principla ; live. price ss. in board. By the Rev. 13. BRIDGE, B.D. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, and Professor of Ma thematics in the East India College. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand, London; and sold by the Booksellers of Cambridge and Oxtord. 1 g - .• To Students previously well-grounded in the principles of I co mmon Arithmetic, these Lectures are intended (In conjunction with the first Six Books of Eueliirs Elements) to furni , h a com pendious course of Mathematical Evading, preparatory to their entrance upon the study to f Natural Philosophy. T hou g h p ublished I separately, they are sold in two volumes, price 16s. in boards. -- --..- NASH'S HISTORY OF WORCESTERsHieL THE few remaining Copies of this valuable County History are now on Sale at Messrs. White, Cochrane, ant Co 's, Booksellers, Fleet-street, price Eight Guineas, in boards. These Copies include the Suppletnen3, and the whole of the Plates. May 18, 1112. 1 hi., • *ay was published in Two Volume, foolscap Bvo. price Half-a-Gu nea, VELINA, a Mond Tale.:—By ALEXANDER WHYTE, lq. Barrister. Printed for Wiliam Miller, Albemarle-street, and John Mur. ray, Fleet attest. T his day was published, In Tau Volum. s Royal Imo. price Two Guineas hoarus, and iu Royal Quarto on tine paper, price Five Guineas boards, THE cosi-m.4E of the ANCIENTS.—By THOMAS HOPE. Printed for Wollios Mts., Albttnaris sweats and Jahn Mur ray, Fleet-street. This new edition of the above work Is estesdeti and maw com plete by One Hundred additional Plates, and consists of 300 En gravings in outline with Letter-press. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER FOR 1811. This day was published, in one large vokume, tWo. price £l. Is half-bound and immix!, THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER.; or, GE. NERAL REPOSITORY of H IST O RY, poLmCs, and LITERATURE, for die Year 1811. To which Is prefixed the Hivtory of Knowledge, Learning, paste, and Science in'Grest Brit4n, during the Reign of GeOrge 111. Printed fur John btockdale, Piccadilly. Ts Officers in the Army ind Navy, Capta'ns and Officers In the Earr-Inda Company is Service; and Hous,keepers in general. This day was published, in One Vol. 12mo. Second Edition, Price Ss. in Boards, 'THE ART of PRESERVING all kinds of ANI- L MAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES for Several Years. A Work published by Order of the French Minister of the Interior, on the Report of the Board of Arts and Manufac tures, by M. Appert. Translated from the French. London : Printed fur Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the notourable East-India Company, Leadenhail-street. This day was published, Handsomely printed in two. price Li. 6d, boards, A new Edition, of XENOPHON's HISTORY of the AFFAIRS of GREECE. Translated by WILLIAM SAM H, D. D. Dean Of Chester. Printed for 1. Walker, F. Wingrave, R. Lea, J. Nunn, White, Cochrane, and Co. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, a .d Brown, 1. Cuthell, Lackingtt.n, Allen, and Co. E. Jeffery, and J. Faultier. Of the same t üblishers ;slay be had, psi published, new edi tions of Dr. Smith's 'I ranslation of 'lllucydides, 2 vols. Bvo. price 21s. in boards; Ashley's Translation of Xenophon's Institutinn of Cyrus, ins. 6d In boards: PACE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. ADMAIta ILTILOINCE, May 28, lilt N OTICE if Itekedy zivett a Mat a Sfteson of Oyer lard Tnisiaer dud Goal Delivery, At 7 rid if *nen csimmiated as clts 1140 Saes, within Mejoriadeetaese far Aliffisaitir fy . Attglea, will la Julia: Justice Heal , is eke Oil Balky. Latilas i , ea Frulaa Ms 9.6 d of Jane seat, a a z a t edaai. the ireirinap J. W. CROMER. BEAUTIFUL FRFEHOLD RESIDENCE IN DEVoN. 10 BE SOLD, A N Handsome mode r n a nd a , w ly-b u ilt Dwgi .. JAM; HOUSE, with Out t out s waited au,l other Gar. d. 114 Plantations. stud si.rubberits, and abt ut twenty Acres . ," good Land surrour.d , ng the same, tistant about lour miles front Plymouth and P yinonth-4,..ck, si.uatu.i uo an eminence, and conanandang a meet •-itensive and be.t prsspect of Mount Edgcombe and the surround.ng Land, a.. 1 ma views, Cow in the ban s a of the Owner. N. B. , 1 he Precasts ate five of Crest Titbits and the Land. tax as redeemed. Further particulars may be known, on applierioa to Mane . Sandy*, Horton, and Rainer, Crane cart, kleet -street, ILondon IX to Mears. William ilia an,l l'iymeethvOlock' DEVONSHIRE l'O RX SOLD, E MANOR 411.1 ESTA i'l of YISWEI.L, to tie parish at Kentiebeere, in the county sit Deems; con sisting of unarty,SUla Aercs u. Aiable, Pasture, and Meaduw mound, in divas tentlarsta aa.l farms, of wL.eli oboe 1 . .:1 Axles are held by /'stints at N Yl , at yrarly rents aniveutitig to Axt.c, abet i. It Acres OD lease at the yearly rest of it l 7 lbs. and the remainder by 'Lena-its under bases respectively dew& .4hle on the d.siii.t.f one, two, or three lives. his Manor is of excellent si.il, and particularly adapted fat sheep ; hes compact, is top °stable, and near to a lime ruck of the best quality, and situated within three milesof the market town of Cu.lon.pton, upon the turnpike ired hailing theme* t• Honetun, from which tea dada= about inght miles. For viewing the above }mate apply to Edmund Broom, reek ding thereon; and fur panktuars apply to Mt sirs. Graham, deriey, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mt. Voysey, of Woodchat, near Exeter; to Mr. Bretton, colicstrx, in Exeter; tar to Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at Front,. DEVONSHIRE—'IO RR SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH& FORD, In the County f Devon, eouslsting of upwards II 300 Acres of most excellent hlradow, Pasture, and Aral Ground, in several Tenements contiguous to eschroshereotwhiek i about 73 Acres are held by Tenants at WLiI, or fue'a short term of years, at the yearly rent of £159 141. and the rensaltder ET Tenants under /casts respectrrely determin.ble ou dot deaths of two or three lives. 1 his Estate has a Southall aspect, is three manes below the Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable dm law, and about five miles friiin the sea; any commodity i as is be sent or from the pre macs by water carriage, and t rise Gone the water-side by a gentle acclivity, num which thereare picairrique views of the 1 own of Barnstaple, and several Miles up the river Taw, and down that river to the sea , and wh ic h v i ew . also coot . prebend the seats of several Gentlemen residing in the neigli• bitirhootL The North Devon Stag-hounds and several packs df Harriers are kept withai a few miles of the Estate, and the neigh bo irhood is consid.red as sine of the must pleasant and healthy in the West of lingland. For viewing thii &use, apply to the Ealll residing thereon; and for pardeularsappiy to Meeirs.Grahain. Kinder's?. and Dent vale, hu.icaton, Lincoln's Ina. London; Mr. Verney. of bread clist, near Exeter; to Mr. Branton, belieker. in Easter; or to Mr. Wicldtain, Sulicitor, at Fronts. DR. ROBERTSON% HISTORICAL WORKS. KEW AND OZNUINI IDIIIONL This day was published, handsomely printed in 3 Volt. Octavo, price £l. 4s. in boards, a new Edition, beiuj the 19tb, with' the Author's lasamendations and Additions, of rI'HE HISTORY of SCOTLAND, during the' Reigns of Queen Mary and King James VI. till his accts.. slot► to the Crown of England; with a review ache Scottish kEs- 1 tory previous to that period; and an Appendix, containing oriri• nal papers. By WILLIAM ROBERTSON, D.D. Principal of the University of Edinburgh, and Histotlogra. pher to his Majesty fur Scotland. To which is prefixed, an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by Dugald Stewart, F.R.S. Edinburgh. Printed for Cadell and Davits, F. C. and J. Riving.on, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Walker, K. Lea, J. Nunn, J. Cuthell, Clark and Suns, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, E Jeffery, J. Booker, J. and A. Arch, S. Bagster, Black and Parry, Gray and Son, J. lfirding, Juhn Richardson, J. M. Richardson, B. and R. Cros'l, J. Carpenter, R. Flop r, R. H. Evans, J. Murray, W. Phillips, W. Stewart, J. !*lawman, R. Baldwin, J. Faulder, and Gale and Curtis.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V.; w th a View of the Progress of Society in Europe, tram the Subver sion af the Roman Empire to the !slimming of the Sixteenth Century. Embellished with four Plates, degtwtiy engraved, 3 vol-. 41n. £2. 1:s. in boards. Another Edition, in 4 vols. Svo. £l. 125.; or in 4 Pocket 'cm lumesovith new Platt:, on fine paper, 16a. 2. The History of America, 2 vo.s. 4tu. Illus.vated lab Maps, U. 2s. in boards. Ise the COUNTY of .HANTS, en the BANKS of the RIVER I ICHEN, within Half en Hour's Walk of SO UTkIA M P FON. 'lO LIE SOLO BY PitIVA 1 E CON TRACT, ASubstantial highly.finished FAMILY MAN. SION, with areV quantity of Land, Groin 40 to Ind sena, surrounding the House, richly ornamented with choke Forest Trees a:A shrubs of good growth. '1 he satiation is esteemed on: of the most beautiful in this county, commanding views of the New Forest, Jo it ounptan Water, Isle of Wight, &c. The House compile es, use the basement, a complete range of domestic offices; on t* first floor, drawing-room, tie feet by 21, diving. room, 21 by 20, breakfast-coom, gentleman's-room with draw ing mon aojolimg, library, amid housekeeper's-room; on the se. Bond floor, six bed-rooms, and two drestinvrwome of good &men- stens ; =l, in the attics, six bed-rooms. 1 here are water•clo &lion each fluor. Detached (mom the house are two four-stall stables, double coach house, want-boiler, laundry, hot-Muse, green-house, waiLd garden and melon ground ; and within die dom tin, at a desirable distance front the museum, le a eumtno duo... brick •built fat in-hoinse, with well arrsoged yard unfound ed by betas, granary, stables, sheds, eke. Fur particulate apply, post-paid. to Clement, Sharp, and Sons, Upt , olders, Auctioneers, and Howe Agents, Ronesey, Hants. BERRY HILL LSIA.IE, DORKING, SUkIILEY. To be SOLD by AUCFION, by N.r. LEONARD, At Garraway's Coffee-bouse, in 'Clumgosolky, Combat, Loo.. don, on Fri.'ai, lune 12, at I wave, an Twat -four Lots, ALL that VALUABLE tend very mpr9veabla lls rAo F, part FREEHOLD and pen COKYHOLD, c;:lied BERRY HILL, most delightfully situate at Dorking, kw th • County of Surrey, 23 miles from I.oodon ; soon ri aws a capital Mansion and Offices, Lawn., Plantations. and llama. grounds, I tersectrd with walks, a spacious and beautiful abed of water, with an islatsd in its centre, a large Garden, sercenaled by lofty brick walls, as en stocked and intoned wig.% Fs wt-tred, Hot-houses, Conservatory, &c ; a double Otiach-linuse and Stabling for sixteen Hone.. a Farm-yard, with Barns, Cattle stalls, Ike. and a contiguous Home Farm, containing near two hundred and City Awes; also sundry eligible Farms and !.ands, a Water Corn Mill, and v'her Prefix ses, situate in the Parish of Dorking; contaiuinr, in the whole, (Incloding the Mansion and Hume Farm,) near one thousand six hundred Acme of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Weed Land, all enclosed and contiguous, and let to respectable tenants, at low rents. 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