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IS - HEIVEBV'OIVEN, That an Act • WA, paired in the late Session of Parliament, for *lrwin's, • baraining, and amending an Act the fortreighth year -of his ifjesty's Reign, for granting, Stamp Duties In Great Britain,, with regard to the' Duties on Re-tamable Promissory Notes (commonly called Bankers' Notes), and on conveyances on the sale and Mortgage of Property ; and for better enabling the Cenuni•sioners of Stamps Ccke! relief in cases of sponse stamps; and for beter-seettridg the dude; en stale coaches.—ln regard to BANItIiRS' NO I'ES, It is enacted; that after the 10th day of October next, no pro migsory notes, for the payment to the bearer on demand, of any sum net exceeding two pounds ansi two shillings, shall be re 'rued, by any Bankers o or others in England, at any time after the expiration of three years from the date thereof, under a pe nalty of £so, but that II such notes shall, on the payment thereof after that period, Ise forthwith cancelled, by the persons Paying the sames l ols l ;r the like penalty.. The re - issuing of votes i fat larger earns s already restrained by the' former Act.—ln re tard to SALES AND MORTGAGES, • , This day eas published, • EAST-INIIII HOUSE, Avoid rHE COURT of DIR.ECIOR S , : f t h e TI in Three Vols. I *no. (the Sib Edition), peice • ss. board. , THE WILD IRISH GIRL. it Nationoi Tale. TT HE e l 111 ERCII A firTS of LNG f By MISS OWENSON, - Milne of the Novice of Sr. Dominick, Sc.. Sc.. &e. iv the EAST INDIES, de herehy zive *lmre, Pdilliiitor Longman, Hurst, Stew, Orme,aud Brown, Pater- That a General Court of the said Company _ 1 their House in L ea d en h a ll- street , on W e d nes d ay, Imsgrflpig s and at the Bat Ish Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. I tember next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, fairs, at the desire of more than nine Ympristors. JAMES COBB, Auisteuit TM. day mere published, in 11 Van tivo. price Li. 45. boards, MEMOIRS of the PRIVATE and PUBLIC LIFE of WILLIAM PENN. By THOMAS CLARKSON, M. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nester-row, and at the British Osikry, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Hlsesry of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 2 vols. aro. ,ti. sc boards. 2. A Portraiture dt Quakerism, 3 yok. ave. Li. 7s beards. EAST-INDIA tiOUSII. Aria THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tho COMPANT MARCMINTS ej ENG, she BAST INDIA'S, a &rely lire ;swim, That a Qtuaterly General Cstirt of tke mid Company bdd at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday September nest,* Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Court of Directors do further g ye notice. General Coact, the resolution of the Court of _ 11th instant/ relative to the restoration to the Company's al' Mr. PItTSIL tAIIMLL, late Mister of the Keith, will be held before the General Cost; Act of the SS* of his present Majesty. JAMBS COBB, Asshted-Seerdapp MONEY 114MED1ATELY. Ago. 2, Dote•stre3t, Adelphl. THE CONDUCTORS of this Office can corn. mad any Sims of Money. and are in the habit of making advances upon every description of setarityoeith promptness and liberakty.--Attendassce from ten till five.—Letters must be paid, • Tido day was paislllhed, itt Three Volumes, lane. plow 13s. in boards, THE MISER MARRIED; a Nowt.—By CATHARINE HUTTON. Printed for Louisan, KIM, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pater. aoker-row ; and at the Arid& Oeliwy. 34, Now Bood4treet. Of whom imay be had, lately pabEshed. 1. The. Hew and the Fancy; or, Valeinora, a Tale. By Miss Mallet. 2 gobs. 41Imo. price 14a. boards. I. The Quote awl hie•Deoglater, a Cornish Tale. By Miss 'peace, to s vols. lino. Wee 18e. boards. S. Demetrios, a Rambo Rearaoce, in 2 volumes 12mn. price 10s. 6d. beards. PAWNBROKERS' DUPLICATES. THE Advertiser offers to redeem from Pledge and Purchase, Piece Goads of every tkocription. whether of linen, Woollen, Cotton, Silk, Hemp, or Leather ; likewise Piste, Diamonds, and. Peat*. For Cards of Address to the Advertiser apply at , lfo.-4111, Tabernacle-row, Moorilelds. N. B. Cub odsiced on Manufactured Goads, and if at *el Foreign Market, a liberal price given for titan. Divas maidens are made for removing doubts vibich occurred on the former Act relating to the ad valorem duties.—ln rc ptd to • SPOILED STAMPS, FOR INDIA. THE CORNWALL, Captain a fre new teak-built Ship, sada rensarbaki, is nuw taking io ber Cargo atillaeltnisU, and is for Madras and Bengaleirty in October—has •uprnor clarion for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, MORRIS and RE South-Sea Chanters, Th . The Commissioners are authorised to allow and exchange ramps on written instruments signed by any party or parties (ex. eept po'icies of insurance) which have or shall become inoperative, ink or insufficient for the pnrpose intended, void, or useless, in a variety:if cases not before provided for. But application for the • allowance must he made within six months after the passing of the Act (on the 10th of July inst.), or after the date of the instru ments, or within six months after the instruments become void, in case of their becoming void for wane of intolment, or within six months after the same shall be received back, in case of their having been sent abroad. And all applications for the allowance of spoiled stamps, on biStruments not fully written, or not signed by any party, must be made, at this Office, within six months after the passing of the Act, or within six months after the same shall have been spoiled, if belonging to persons resident in Lou t:on or Wistminster, or within ten miles thereof, or within twelve months after the same shall have been spoiled, if belonging to persons resident elsewhere in England. And affidavits, or solemn affirmations in the case of Quakers, of all the.lhcts and circum stances relating to the speilechor useless stamps brought for allow ance, must acephipany the application ; which affidavits or affir mations mutt be made before a Commissioner of Stamps, or a Malik. in Chancery, Ordinary or extraordinary. And any per soffinaking a false oath or affirmation will be punishable for per jury.4—lorretar4 to • STACIE. COAOHEC. • • lite. Act contains .a Clause for more effectually securing the du -1 441. laiktearape rsans running stage coaches without a licence. Rod It is.enietet/ I that all licences for keeping ftage coaches, witle.k Oarbave beim grantetl,.Wlthin six months preceding the Ist of August, IRIS, than continiti . in force till the 31st July, 1814, and that allticences granted before the IstTeb. 1813, and belnc 131.forceou the sist July, 1813, shall cea4e on that day, and new &erten shaH be taken out In lieu thereof on the day following; and all licences to be granted after the 31st July, 1813, are to ,have effect and continuer in force, from the date thereof, until the 31st day of July fallowing, and no longer. It is recommended to all Bankers, Solicitors, Stationers, and others concerned, to make themselves acquainted with the card cola: provisions of the Act, in order that they - may avoid penal ties, arAl i.ttitic thems . e: , es to the relief given by it, in the case spe.iled Stamps.. By ordeeof Vie Critumissioners, KAPPEN. Setretary. , . . PATRONISED FAMILY. HE apprnwed WATER-PROOF' CAkBLET .L - PORTUGAL CLOAKS. —J. SERJEANr, Military Tailor, fakes this pportonity of announcing - to the Nobility, (Sentry, 8t:. that the abo!e CI.6AKS are to be had as usual, at 'Manufactory, No. 4, Southampton-street, Strand (kstP Srrjeditt add. Put ford), where an assortment is always ready • or NavaS:anti lrrklling Cloaks, Ike. la. ; : 1 1, u s an N t m ity s o 2 f ILLS) E:oico i n N S G roc B b se in I :o l;ni a C c ° R fr A a D n FOR a Cheap !e Ihr following is . the price of some Black or White Silk, ent:on fees, ss. 60.; aU 6s. 64.; very good, sc. 6d. ; best et.eal , in proportion, cotton hose, Is. 6d.,; fine, 25.; super, 2s. 6d. extr.i .wiper, ss. worth much more 7 A large quantity of real V,"t bnnels of a curious fine quality selling very cheap ; some v e r, goad gloves Is. a pair. to be very particular in the name and number, or you will be imposed on, they are at Radford's, Ns. 52, Cbeapside. SHOO LING J ACKETS. .N consequence of a spurious Article, not made of He'r-or capable of resisting Wet, being offered by Tailorit, its isoliatiota of G. FOX's PATENT' AQUA ('IC HAM GAM /MOON, is tinder she necessity of ceasing to sell any unmade tip, so that Oentkmeensay not be imposed on by the Counter feit; be, therefore, continues to makeup, in all colours, HIS AQUAVICOHAIR-GAIWDROCiN, which is light, very heat, teceeding doable; and will not stain or tear, into Shooting Jackets, Ladies and, Gentlemen's Driving Coats, Cdficers' Cloaks, &c. and every sort of Garment required to repel the most• bhisterous and wet Weather, which may be wen executing iu a superior manner to - various orders of different Noblemen, &c.— They will in future be stamped inside " Fox's Patent," and now San way be purchased at G. FOX'S Wax xemesE, 28, King street, Covent-Garden. Patterns Se- t, if post paid, and Gentlemen sending a garment, can beim well fitted as it present. FOR BILE AND INDIUE:wO.)N. ALLANI'i - ApITIB/LIOUS PILLS. These A.A. Pills are particularly recommended In all Bilious Com plaints, whether arisint from a weak er deranged Action of the dosmach, front Colds, whereby the Secretion of Bile is obstructed ---or from Excess in Eating or Drinking, wherein the Bile is rendered 'acrid and corrosive, 'and regurgitated to the Stomach, eauwing Sickness—Jaundice—Windy Disorders—lndigestion, Sec In Hab!tu3l CostiveneQs—se sluggish State of the Bo:eels—Sick ' IteadAch—and also during Pregnancy they may be taken with t *War g • .01 &fog,. said wholesale ancrretail by Shaw and Edwards, ein, St Paul's Churchyard, London, prick Is. 9d, per box, lu y included. • BLA , T 0 R RISCIN's W LIER for effectually destroy. mg Mach Beetles, Is offered to the Pohlie with a perfect enoiderer in us of iHcy;• and that the trial of . a 410 e packet is sufbinent to insure it untversaliiso, by every person wishing to elm their prentigti of this very offensive insect. ;IT No apprehendqn whatever need be entertained of any it, , iger to children in the use of this Powder ;. for, should it even f4l in their way, the Prop?itkor pledges himself; With respect to them, that it is perfectly harmless; and equally so in the tase of dogs, CMS, and other tlontetile animals. _ _ lortpared by Morrison, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and sold vh:iiesaie and retail by, Barclay and Sons, No. 95, Fleet Market, 1 mit!on ; and retail by all the Veti.ltirs 'of Medicines ln 'Town %Id Country, price 2.. paiolOksteloffidi directions. HORNSBY and Co. STocx-Bammas, refpectfully aequaint the Public, that they are selling Tickets and Sham in great Variety, and at the lowest Prices at their old established Office, SO. CORNHILL, where all irises are paid on demaod.—The Saone contains, 2 Prizes of - aC20,000 • 2 -= of .no,ooo Besides many other Capital Prizes. Only 12,000 Tiekerr, and no Prize less than £lO. The First 1,000 Blanks will be entitled to £2O each. The Fiat Prize above £2O on the First Day will be =titled to £lO,OOO , The First Prize above £2O on the Second Day will'oe entitlrd to £20,000. Letters by Post, or Parcels by Carrier, will be executed with FiriGlity and , Dispatch. Drawing begins on the 17th (September) NEXT MONTH. LAW. • TIE Advertiser, who has practised in London for seven years Is desirous of forming a PARTNERSHIP with some Gentle man of respectability in the County, at d would advance a sum of money equal to the profits of the Concern, or would haie no objection to take the management of an Office at a small salary—the distance from Loudon not material. Further particulars may be known, and the most satisfactory reference will be vireo, by a letter di rected to A. & at Mr. Kem mish's, 45, Cannowetreet, London. BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. WAN'rEI) for the Belfast Academical Institn. tion, a Person properly qualified to LECTURE on NA TURAL PHILOSOPHY and CHEMlSMY.—Applicarion to be made by Letter, (post paid) to Joseph Stevenson, Esq. Se cretary to the Institution, Belfast, who will give all necessary information respecting the appointment. N. B. The nest sathfactOky testimonials and references will be required.---August 6, 1813. TO SCHOOLMAS AND OTHERS, Members of the Established Church. THE Situation of SC R. HOOLMASTE and SE CRETARY to the Beneficial Society Free School, at Port. sea, Hants, being vacant, such P'etsons as are devirous of filling the varmey, are requeste l to attend a Select Committee of the Society, at their Hall in the Old Rope Walk, on Tuesday, the 24th inifant, at twelve o'clock precisely, with Specimens of Writipg and Testimonials of their Abilities and Charac:ers. . - The Children at present educating in the Society's School are One Hundred and Twenty-eight in number, viz. Eighty on the Society's Establishment, and Forty-eight attached to it by ptivate C,baritirs. The Salary paid Quarterly, at the rate of One Guinea per Annum for each Child. JOHN WICKENDEN, Pre4ident. Beneficial Society Hall, Portsea, August 13, 1813. This day were pulift, _Price Is Quarto, Proofs ota French Pap 18e.; Prints in Octavo, las.; and with the Poem in Octavo, XI. Its. TLLUS I TRATIONS of Mr.WA LTE K SCOTT': Poem of ROREBY, eograved after Designs, by T. SCOT HARD, Esq. R. A. Ist the Brit Style of Excellence. Pgblished by the Proprititdrs of the Copyright of the Poem, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. 'twenty-five Proofs only are taken off in Folio, on India Paper, price Xi. 21. Of whom may be had, 1. Cook's Illustrations of. the Lady of the Lake, price In eta. Proofs on India Paper, Al. 10s. Prints in Bvo. 151. and with the Poem, in /Ivo. Xt. 7s. 2. &betty's Illustrations of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, in one volume, co. price £l. Ils. Bd. boards, and in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. bo ards. SALES BY AUCTI BRISTOL, AUGUST Ic, len By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's In the Long Room of the Comm Houle, on T est', instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE following GOODS, clear of all ' 000DS DTT . AIPIID, Itlllo INTLIILD VIM= bOO Basel P.ates, various sort.. DODDS MARINO LAID UPWARDS UT S MONTS'S L I Cat. 1 qr. sundry Foreign Books, not prohibited; Bombareens ; 2 Looklng Glasses; about 1250 pounds Plantation care ; 2 Pieces Fir Thither; alai, bacco Ashes. PERISIABLIt ARTICLES. 6 Jars Pickled Oysters; about i 2cwt. Smyrna The Goods, and Samples, to be seen, on application Warehouse - k e eper, on Monday, the 301 blatant, of Sale, until One e'Clock. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER. This day published, in one large volume, (Ivo. In Boards, Price 20s. or half-bound, uis. • THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or Gene ral Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the year 1812. To which Is prefixed , the History of Knowledge, LarrAng, Taste, and Science, in Great Britain, during the Reign of his present Majesty. Printed for John Stockdale, Where may be had, Complete Sets of the above Work, from the year 1780 to the present time, 33 vols. halt-bound, Price 33 Guinea,. This day was published, Printed on Six Sheets. Atlas Paper, price .P 2. es. ANEV GENERAL CHART for the NAVI GA'rION of thr SOU SEA, the PACIFIC OCEAN, and the INDIAN OCEAN;. exhibiting an the space between Cape Horn and the Cape of Gond Hope, and frost 62 North to 6S Sou:11. Latitude illustrated with several Erects and other valuable additions from the 'indent and modern Spanish Navi eat•rs, with the Author's own Astronomical Observations and netnarks. Constructed by Don JOSE ESPINOSA. Admiral of the Spanish Royal Navy and Director of the Hydrographical Office. gf3141 by W. Fader, Charing-Cross, Geographer to his Majesty and to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. GAME LAWS. This day was published, in a Pocket Volume, pries ls. 6d. a new Edition, of • TTHE GAME LAWS; being a enmprehensive and familiar 'l%eatise upon that subject; comprising all the Statutes and Resolutions of the Courts relating to Deer, Hares, Rabbits, Pheasants, Partridges, Grouse, Fish, and other objects of sport ; together with the qualifications by Estee and Certificate for killing Game, the appointment and authority of a Game keeper ; the m.)de of recovering Penalties under the Game Laws ; the Law concerning Trespass in the pursuit of Came ; and the General Law relatingto Dogs. New Ecistiop, corrected and en brged, including the new Act of the 5214 Gee. 111. respecting Rabbits, Snip's, &c. Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's inn. NOTICES-PRIVATE AC rs. This day was published, in Svo. price Ss. 6tl. boards, THE NEW STANDING ORDERS of the HOUSES of LORDS and COMMONS, u revised by a Con:whim relative to Private Bills, Notices and other Matters, and Table of Fees to be taken by the Officers of both Houses of Parliament, completed to July 1813; to which are added the new increased Costs in Chancery, Examiner's Office, and King's Bench, apd a copious Index to the whole. The Howes-pi Lords and Commons having made several new Standing Orders-Jely tins, and as all persons should be ac quainted with these new Orders to direct their proceedings on application for Private Bills, it was thought desirable to pet them in a form for general use. London : Printed for W. Clarke apd Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-suet, CUSTOM-HOUSE. PORISMOt Ora Tliersiliy the 24 Septambee near, at ten o'clock noon precisely, at this Office, THE UNDERMENTIONED a. same having been seized and legally condemned, Foreign Shawls, Shawl Neckcloths, Mus in, Lace Nankrest, Linen, Russia Duck, Fans. Binh of Par derable quantity of Necklaces, bracelets, Agate, other Beads and Stones ; Otto of Ros..s, and other Chains and Rings, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Cliocolatv Paste, Ramins, Preserves, Honey, Arrow Root, Caad:es, Naples Soap, Cam*, Salt, Cayenne Bran y, Rum, Genera, raw spirit*, Cordials, Plate, Chita, Guitars, Harness, skins, hove; Buttons, Apparel, Mars Deals, Anchors, Cables, Iron, Hand Grenades, Il se. &c. Al SO FOR EXPORTATION, Pieces of Silk, Silk Haodkerchiers and Silk The whole of which may be viewed three days Appicatie, to the Wrinilsosise-kiepee. OLOUPIIIIITIMSHIRL-41(EKI40LU , The MANOR Of DO NNlNfri FON, abounding MANSION HOUSE. with OFFICE', 560 Acres, near STOW in the WOI.D, MAItSH, and CHIPPING NORTON...-. ' By Mr. ROBINS, At Carr. vay's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill . Lont 4 on, on Thursday, the 2541 of i.ep ember, at Twe:ve o'Clock,- one Lot ' A CAPITAL FREEHOLD EST STE, Titl!e• s free, the re4dence amipritperty of Twist All BA &TO N. Esq. comprising the Manor of DON NINGTON, extending over the whole Hamlet, and abounding with Game. The Mansion is a uniform &one-birth Structure, will well. arranged Family Apartments and 05ces of all descripti lastly altered and improved gt a consi.lerable exptmcit. plated on a LA commanding situation, nearly in the centre of the Estate, rm.; brazing extensive views of the surrounding coon, ry. • Excellent Kitchen Garden, enclosed by lofty Walls, and plant, ed with choice Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; Comets Hun's% Stables, &o. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dia. canoe is a capital Farm-house, Fold-yard, Sri Barns. Stables, Oz. stalls: Sheds, and various Outbuildings. erected on • substantial and judicious plau for agricukural purposes, and all in - complete repair. Four Cottages fat Labourers, and thriving Plantations; fertile rich Meadow, Pasture, mod Arable Land, containing about Sett Acres, In a high state of cultivation, divided by thr.viug quick. fences, into couveMent Enctosurea; a fine btleanl of Water through the Grounds, which is well stored with Fi• h, and from which great part of the Meadow may he traigAted: This Estate forms a very eligible Vrope ty tor a f;entlernan, Agnculttuist, or for domestic purposes, a tuate in a beautiful part at Vie county, two miles from stow, three from Moroni in 18 from Chetenh.un,lo from lsortord, 2 i fro, /):ford, and 80 from London. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Davis, at the Mae-. 'Mon House, where particulars nay be had; and At the Unworn, Stow ' • Whi a Hart, Chipping Norton and Morton in Marsh Star, Oxford ; •Hop Pole, Worets er ; lel, and Hen an Maims, Birmingbatn ' • irdne il s easi,Giouce,tir; al: White Hart and Lion , Batb ; of Outwit Beals, tiolicior, Upton is Severn; Anthony Watts, Esq. to, Synsuod'a-180, Claim :cry. lime; at Gateway's, and nt Mr. Robns, Warelek.etree4. Geldenwittare, where a Plea of the &tate may be eves, sod at' Mr. Beak's. ; 'This day was puhli.lied, . In Three Votu'mes, nee. closely printed, the Fourth Edition, catty an addidon of more than 140 species, price AIL 16a. boa rds, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, or POPULAR ZOQLOGY ; comprising authentic Anecdotes of the Economy, Habits of Life , Instincts, and Sagacity of the Animal Creation, including Quadruped ., Birds, Reptiles. Serpents , Fishes, I nsects, and Warms. Arranged according to the system of Linnaus. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A.M. Fellow of the Linnzan Society, cite. &e. " The bbeur of nearly two years, and the careful inspection of almost One thousand volumes, are solid proofs 9f the compiler's diligence and perseverance. From the perusal if these anecdotes the young of both sexes may reap much- entertainment and in str;s ction, without encountering a single pa•sage which can alarm the modesty or wound those feelings which constitute the orsa. ! BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, meet and comfort of our condition."—Monthly Review. 62, Jr-STaltaT, Curative. London ; Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington; Longman I OHEAP,DU BLE, and IMPkNETRABLE . Hurst, Rees, One*, and Co.; 1. Walker, Dalton and Co. %.../ PAINTS, grossed in Linseed Oil, for Park P.ling, Fencer, Law, E. Jassy, R. Scholey, 3. Booker, Sherwood and Co. Tiles, Slates, Stuccoed Fronts, Out•buildinp, and Weathet• Cradock and ley, Gale and Co. and T. amilton. boarding, of every description. Invisible Green, per cwr. 565. Yellow, Bluth, White, Dark Olive Green, 70s. Stone, and Lead Ce. Bright Olive Green, 112 s. lours, each, per cwt. See. • Blue . soil. To urs , • -40 e. Chocolate, - 50 s. Prepared Oil, to thin the above for Use, ss. 6d. per Gall. Genuine Ground White Genuine Sperm 011, per Lead, per cwt. 569.• Gal. - es, id Turpentine, per gall. 12s. Pak Seal Oil, Belled Oil, - - fr. Pale Whale . . 416 Linseed Oe', - Ss. ed. Common Oil, . 9 d . N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very oestanaental, peens, great durability, and are II cure for the Worm and D r y ju mp .. They are peculiarly adapted foi work exposed to the elfects•of weather, and may also be applied with advantage to the roma purposes of UWel In-door Palling, as theidry very quick, are • bandanna, in appearance, and An mad in the manner of other rants.- . r• • •• • . . • GbORGE UPTON.and C0;611 onlieslouniarn, Newt. weer; 41, London-wall; and Kennet's Wheat, Dells's itrpttch, Tar, kola, dm Ice. TO BE LET FURNISHED, And entered upon at Michaelmas nest, rrIFIURGA.RTON PRIORY, in the County of Nottingham, together with 4s Acres of remarkably rich Grace Laud, in the centre of which the Horne Is pleasantly sit. ated, surrounded with Shrubberies laid out with taste. Ari excellent walled Garden and Grapery, &c. The House contains on the ground Boor a Dininvrouzu 93 feet by 24 feet, a Drawing room and Study of good dimensions, over the Dining-room, a Breakfast-roots the same size, excellent Bed-rooms, Dressing- Rooms, &c. and good 0111ces, Stabling - for twelve Hones, and Coach-house. Tkargarton Priory With good roads is three mites from Soutkwell, a good market town, ten from Nottingham, and ten from Newark, 134 from London; in the centre of Mr. Chaworth's Hubt, and within reach of the Mekon, Belvoir, and Mr. Lumley Saviles Foxhounds. The Tenant will have the Right of Shoodng twee an evasive Maier well stocked with Game. Rent Df andlitrt_her liqtictalara to be learned efldissrs. Bickerell and spedding, lacitin's Ink-fields, London ; and of Win. Stnish, Esq. Southwell; and John 'kettle, hog. "Ilitigatton. . , .... • • • • LILPPEN N Y. farm! IS, !AM the UNITED GLAND. frINEST J• y will be held at the Ist of Sep. Oa t'pecial Al.' OIL riraeat &mem . rgasS IS. ISIS. the UNITED GLAND, tralias Company will be • toinesday, the 2!4 r•e, that at the Nil ' Directors of the :7cenpanfe Swirl= Extra Sbfp Lord agreeably to the astest-Serreeery. in Hrentaine, astably fade sailer. Is expected to sail opener acconsoso. to apply to LENNY, Isdneodleritroot. LON. IS. bijesty's Customs, ruay, the Slot an Duties, viZ. IDEA VALUE. a. ONCEISTOIIIO. oibitesi; 35 Yards 150 pounds British * one Ton To- en& Raisins. application to tbie ant, and Morning U rH. 'clock its the fore. 'GOODS, the damned, xis. • Lace Veils, Crape. Paradise, a cum& ve, Carnelian *an - a -- doer Scents ; Gokl ate, Cocoa Cocoa ot, Oranges, Wax it Pepper,' Wine, Noveau, Silver eta, Sited., Solver les, Ot apnells, el 4 bilk Sl•avole. Is 'wore the Salo t Ing h GAME. tNIS and LAND, ), MORTON to FRIOIs fa[CHEQUER CIiAME ER,./IDINEUNGII, ~ • June IT; !WS. NOTICE is beetby given , to all concerned, that EDWARD BLUNT, of the Pariah pf St. Mary, Isling ton, in the (Jaunty of Middlesex, Clock-maker, husband of Su- Sennett DLONT, forritifi l kWlClw at :WIN WarreT of Brick lent, Old -street, London, and ARCHIBALD SWINT ON, I W. 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