Star. — London, England, 1812-08-18 00:00:00

, . , . - •• • ~. _ '• :- . - ' • N . • . . is, 4 14, . ....... • .: 1. .—i 4 . . )s . C • . 7 4 ; 4,- -*. 1 . • - i --r , _ , ,4 , 4k ip, r , .1 44. ♦V. 4 4 Nho, _ . . 1 ' r ".._ . " ... 0 o[' t , 0 HI.CI'. ...*Allt:• .‘1111"/ -~~ ~' 71" L',--, 1 - ; . . i . . .7 . • I ." . 4.) 44i-ri NTIMBER 7941. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1812. SIXPENCI _ Tetbe NO GENTRY, Ind PUBLIC at large. Lass and GINTLILMEN, HAVING contracted, with Government for the S'rett LOTTIRT (which T res all be drAwn on the fith of Irave most pectfully to recommend ttie thir Moura)lbeg same: it tom bs only l(1,000 rickets—Cleve are the usual vum b p o f Carital Prizes, and the Ln WIST PRIZ es are Tw en v irlro poen , e pe, vrbichls Seven Pounds more than the Smell ip f bp the Lolltlabees yet the Number of Prizes are not di niakhisod I have so !muffed the Schemz that the Porches. r a, g o es Ticket may gain, Thirty , Forty, or even Fifty Thou send P I s bya Blank. 'rickets and Shares are Selling at my cobs, ad at every other Lottery Office in Town and Country irbereSelsemes with full Particulars may be had gratis.—l have ibehrinoor to be, ladies and Gentlemen, your most obliged hum ble Servant T. BISH, Stock-Broker. Corakill, and 9, Charing Cross. SALES BY AUCTION. )RD BRIDGE. SALES . BY AUCTION. • woßmckmi.,KENT. H ERTF4 WARBROOK HOUSE, VF.RSLEY, HANTq, between BA.GSHO OAKINOIiAM, and R FAD( Nel. Excellent Household Furniture, ilarpdch Ord , Brewi; UtAtt Is, Garden Lights. Etc. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Warbrook House, Eversley, on Monday, :ha 25tia instant, and following day, at F.lcv. n, I'HE excellent HOUSEHOLD FU RN I PURE, the Property of' a Gentleman; consisting, of capital four. (plighted other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Calico, Dimity and (viler lienseture., prime seasoned Fra her Beds, Mattresses attd dlag, Mahogany Wardrobes, Chest, of Drawers, Bookcases, with 'glazed doors, French rod Window Curtains, Drawing-prom Chairs and Sofas. Pier and Chimney Glasses, fine Axminster Carpet, 6 yards by 5 yards, Turkey, Brussels, and o•lezr Carpets, I set of Mahogany Dieing tables, M a h oga ny P ar l our Chairs, l Pembroke and other Tables ; fine Prints, Fowling Piece% a "capital Mangle, various Kitchen Furniture', Brewing Utensils, ICa44, Garden Lights, Ste. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the See. Catalogues, at is. each, may be had on the Premises; at Mr. Dernety's, Hartford Bridge; King's Arms, Baashot ; Riese, teak ngham ; Crown, Reading ; Bush, &Lines ; cud of Mr. it :Ain's, Waratielt.stree*, Golden-square. - . NEW STATE LOTTERY.' pDING and Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, and Nn. S, Csoltao-caoss, (third Door from Northumberland House, apposite the Statue), who told in the Last Lottery, No. 6,131, a pile of X5OO, and No. 5,486 and 1,205, the TWO LAST IRIZEII.of 140,000 ever sold'i alto 2.9.31, the first Prise of texl, auto Si.are4; return their. grateful Thanks for the Patro mge of se ebbs, and scquaiit them that the New LOTTERY o'lo,ooo Tickets, to be drawn on the Bth of SEP ['EMBER, contains ro Prise of less Value than £22, and has the usual Pro. portion of Capitals.: T Pdrehasers a PMDING &OA Co!. Offices, will also have EIGHT EXTRA pENEFf 11 . with the. FOUR FI*ST-DRAWN VNss, each of which, is both Classes, will be entiled to 20 ole Tickets, depoilted et the 'BAN& or ENGLAND for the !laden of then fortunate Blanks, so that . A BLANK MAY. NOW GAIN £50,0015. AN ELEPHANT FOK • A MOST elegant young Female ELEPHA/sIT t just importe;i in the Honourable L'onipatly's ship General Stuart, Captain lanterns, from • ti.dia. she is perfectly docile, quiet, and tractable ; two years and a h olf • cod ; betlt vt dto be the handsomest of her species ever se‘n in thib country. For farther particulars apply at No. 109, Strand. LQNDON musEtm, FLEET-STREET. A MONG the various attempts.lately made to in- A% jure this Establishment, that of defacing the Poi; lag Bits tqt Ewen bag borne in silence. These proceedings have, bow . set, at length assumed a more serious aspect, some person or persons having actual!;, in the name of the Proprietor, frandu !fitly collected from the various tradesmen in the metropolis, wady the whole of the remaining Bills announcing this Museum to public notice. The total lots cannot be estimated at less than Sip. All the Bills of this cLiss are pasted on stout Mill-board, ad many are of large size. Any person affording such infor nation as may lead to the detection of the offenders, will be amply rewarded. By order of the Proprietor. A YOUNG MAN, who his it crpired a perfect I knowledge of the most approved system of East Lothian =I Berwickshire liu.bandry, w i h several years experience of Marketin , s desirous of a situation as a Land Steward or Bailiff to aav Nobleman or Gentleman. References et the first respec tability will be given. Apply for pnrticulari. to Adam Murray, Surveyor sod Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross. Letters pest-paid. TO the Mind disturbed, the Heart digressed, and si the Anxiety that orten preys on Persona in the most exalted stages of life, advice,• (-Angola , and resource, that can ally nate heir sufferings, is a comfort ilevoutly to be wishe , l—h will /*afforded by one camp-tent from his contemplation and guar el future events to give it, where he is satisfied with the object testriringit. No letter can be regarded that doss not come from a reavetable quarter, and is not explanatory of name,address and tintaitances • such a one sending a mne to Dr. 14. at the Li• tvary,ll, Portland-street, will receive initaba notice. • GENERAL AGENCY. A S many per anns, remote from London., want a • ConfidentidAgent, Messrs nRUMMO§D and Co. Navy, Army, and Money Agents, 11lapel! Mows, Howland-street, Plaarrey.squarej and No-oarerellOrttiriers4 Hey. Royal Pei %hype, &Taint them. that they lend Money on all e< its r r Se rarity to any amount, they hpy awl sell Estates, Collect Rent ' , Debts, &c. they transact all business in a Banking or Commercial line, ac crprl3llll at two Months nn the receipt of Goods, they can ena• tit i `their etoployer to make the large at interest of their money pally and safely, they answer questions _vdtlinut making a de mand for it. Apply perSonalfy, or by letter, iott pee T OWE' 'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING: Cl.flTlg.-3fhe supeiior kimitsFtexture: which is the ex dpilve privilege of this Fabric, residers it the most plra9ant, coin hatable, and economical dereriptcon of Shirting Cloth ever yet afkikactored. It washes beautiftfll7-15 wirranted for darabi • kTegnal tp the pest Irish Lineal, and about Half the P) ice. 4d wholesale, and by the piece, 134, Cheipgide, near St. Mrs ; Harding ' and Co. 89, Pa 11.14; also Shirts ready made ItlDDylels Warehouse , 346 , Strand, a 44 po Miter HUMS in Litadnit. NEW HOUSES and ifilEATlXate, fiti . RTICL KITCHENS. . 2 ISTRATTON, beg')Prve to inform the Public, ttiat he-leas'remOed his Manufactory from Blackfriars , kph!, to 15, Oxford-street where mar he had Ma unequalled Pkent STEAM KrrCi-IF:INIS, calciilateft for small as well as Ibehrgeat : Patent Deseendiug•tind all other Stoves: Puest Smoke lacks, Bell Hanging, ant every Article in ,tbe rarnishng Ironmongery Iron Gates, Railing, Balconies, and 4kinds of Smith's War:L.—Stoves, &c. Cleaued and Repaired, ?ought, or Fachanged. On a tornrxiison with the above, the Public win find that the !tanrs, Ovens, and Boilers, so generally Advertised, are gross vOlitations, and-not worth the expence of Firivg. FLA tUaY HOLBORN HOUSE, too, HIGH 'HOLBORN. TASTE AND ELEGANUE, • COMEINVID Witle-ICONj AND FASHION.. ACPHERSON:. REES, and Co. beg leave to 4 J- 1 inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they re enabled by their immediate connection with the first LIN EN sr l MUSLIN, and COTTON Houses in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and litt A an to have cominitally on sale at the above House, a roost Breathe and OhotceArliortment of die CREA re sT I.n+ LN ih" n nY run and liOtint Gaon,' in the'Tnatt KiNcmoms. N. C P'4ATJOAiIe;AINS 3' l SIIAWLS, IH)311 LINENS.' c o 4 c Ar u iß 3 /1:73.1,y1 _Ded es ,borded,trid z•pr g'diVhisLiNs, TFIIPANLI, -7 21.1: and COTTON Host, and every A rtietsiat 10/16""Ing' Btr'c. Coinnry'Dirliers r..-tved tai the lnwr.r terms. • tRrl:l$ll,PAl9'l MANUFACTORY, 41, LONI/oF NMI. 1., oprnsire Bethlem. 14 4• 11P s PVII4VI 4 4, , AND lIVIPNETRABLE PAINTS: 1 ,. MT Cert. f '• . . -o:Jew% per Cwt. IV! Green 745. Lead t`tiroar 55a; White • 6 60 0 alit dine I 64e. , finyudiyto. • ; itia. .I.llaLli . F Ay . MX hivilible ditto yes. Cl4ostire . 49/.. 'l"' ' 11"4 . - 405. . freparett,94fitr tnitabns4;ft per dallbn. Mt - White Litsi peretvi. C.J.41.. Geftnine t perm'? _., iirse wand dice '- • • plan. .iv' - SP" 6 " . - laik • a rtme per gal. 'at. 64 4 , Pale Seal - 3494 = Oil - Irs . x . 54 , ern Limp Oil 36;44 ) ,....oso .L oil ' - ~.. t , Paiiiters' usites, Ste. ' • ki UTTON And :C6'. .-,siri •Ms P'e ct f til I y inform the ~__.• Peite; tifat th iti4e Plaint; are -grenn , l in Oil, vied par -3,,,r! prepared ..r4 •titiglie:tentk, vie . -.PAT% Palatir, Brick 1 t i.. - "" ',ter Fracas, 'fit k gie Slates, l and! Weather Boarding, al t --4 P o4 lt l l:llt4'at ilurp;tit y,. and. ace-.a cure and preventive foe. lic " orfn and ,dry, rpt: 4 hissWiti.nit "te these qualitie4 they ire t i... ( 'rilz. nut s%'d' will Lover a inrface cqnstderably greiter --"" oklii ) r Fa.tor, aint.nsore than *vice as great as Coal 'tar, elfl " !we a m' 'At whieli th nstAncisleet sinerinrisy v viz. in adhering wieety ter any surface that, the Fun ti&., no Alert on them, aid trltnrine any ex tra p rep arattnn inui using being wothhd in thi A ___ r lannti 11l o• her islin...-171tte • Coloura of every , deserip. -Am; dry or pit-pared 'for vie. • • " The.* kaiamatesa: preps* from Fish 9.4 9 47 1 %4 - - ...:14 4 4 . 40 , .; . , ~,,, 1 4,114 0.4,k;:1 DO RSETSHIRE.. TO BE SOLI) BY t 4 ATE CONTRACT. • A CE k Y Dc irable Family Hoist, elegantly fltred up with (or wtti•but) twenty Acres of I.antl, %heated in the most pkturesque part of ,he :wintry, within half a mile of thr high Western Road, whect- the Mail and numerous Stage Coaches pa's daily Ten miles 'root Blandford, twelve from iitl.sburv, three f on% t'ranb•iurne, and Sti front 'Bath, part Fria bole, and part at a peep, r corn rent. There is now on Sale a very compact Farm of one hundred and twtnty-five Acres, with Farm hou c and littitlims,all Free* hold, that joins the above Prerni‘E, which togetior would make a most contpk•te Residence and small Estate. Arplication, post paid, to Mr. Bares, Wt !heck Street, London, or H. I lardyrnan, Handley House, Sahsbury, vain w ill show _ the Plem;ses. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C3NTRAC r, I A MOST • desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, free of great Tithes and Land-tax re ' deemed, and contaial upwards of 800 Acres of good Arable, Pasture and Woad land, all lying compact, sell enclosed and subdivided, wish an. excellent Dwelling-house, mos. beautifully standing at the top of a Valley, in a large Park, diversified with fine old Oaks. The / louse contains a very elegant Dining-room, two fine large Drawing r.saxs, • Breakfast Parlour, Library, and Retirirg-roomiChambers for about ‘2O beds, together vai!h every necess..ry Apartment /Or domestic purposes, double Coach-hou-e, Stabling for 8 or 10 Horiies, excellent Blew-holm and Laundry fitttd up in most comp'ete style, a large Gaidtn, indosesi by a very superior brick wall, well cropr and stocked with the most choice Fruit-trees, a sheet of fine water fed by a fine stream and large enough for a pleasure boat. This Estate is at present in the.occupation of the: Proprietor, an:l may be Letin two Farms, exclusive of the Mansion and Park, having two capital Farm Entateatia In complete repair, well situated for the managenzat nt tht Lands ; also eight newly-built Cottages. '1 he Timber and Teklera are mostly Oak, and contain upwards of lON flee tklivißll: Trees, and the underwood is 'very luxuriant, and t'.e grounds abound with Game, situated between so and 40 miles from Loudon, and near two good Market Towns ' with good roads. For further part•culars, apply to Messrs. Muni .and Bowman, Solicitors, Old-kethls ni i • or Mans Murray, Surveyor and Lard Agent, No. 81, St. Martoes-lane, Cbaring-sand. (Letters post pall) _ . .- xgza„ wiriliN six MILES OF MAIDSTONF. The extrinin e M.l NOR of strr cotorALLA /ICE, CHAWIt PLACE MANSION, REC Tunas OF THE PARISH, Ikea Dy . 111 r. ROLINS, At Gateway's, on Thursday, the 2Cth inst. at It, in three Lot 1. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, I. held under the Dean and Chapter of Rochester) comprising the PARSONAGE HOUSE, wi h Barna, Stibte4 Cart-heuse, and various Out-buildings, and upwards of twenty-three Acres of excellent Meadow, and rmall part Arable Land, to-palser With all the Tithes of .Corn rat ' L flops from the Land within the Parish 01 Chart, all in lyglicuttiva- , non, on Lease to Mr. Cen-ge Rackell. Lot 2. An entitle HIEEHOLD ESTATE, Land tax re dernsell.Chart-plaee Manion House, seared on a fine command. ; ing eminence, and planned for the sect:lmmo:ids-lon of a.Fsiniip of the first respectability, with Court-yard, Coach-house, Stables, and Out.buildims; capital Oardam e walled round and stocked with choke Fruit -trees; Lawrs, Pleasure-grounds, and Mu- claw Land, the ish4lit about eight Acres, and immediate pot- session may be had; plenty of good Wet r, and two Pews in the Church.. I.ot 4. The extensive MANOR of SU 170 N VALLANCE, with Court Lees, Court Baron, Quit-rent, Reliefs, &c. extend ing over many thousand Acres ot Land, abounding with Phea sants and other Game, and the timber on the Wasze, a most va luable and desirable appendage to the Mansion. The Lots are in a beautiful part of the County, and within six miles of Maidstone and forty trom London. May be vit.wed by applying at Chart-place Mansion, where I Particulars inay be had; and of Mr. Collis, King's Head , t , utton Valiance, and Staplehurst; Star, Maidstone; Dog and Bear, Lanham; Swan, Charing; Saracen's Haad, Ashford; Fountain, Canterbury; Crown, Rochester; Rose; bit , itigbourne ; Granby's Head, Dar. tord ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. QLAMORGANSHIRE. To be SOLD or LET by the year, for a term of years, Furnished or Unfurnished, IA NDA rF COURT, a most desirable Freehold R esidenee for a large family ,comprleing a cum modiou s Dwel ling House in perfect repair, fitted up with every requisite ware.' *nee. containing, on the upper storey, eight Bed chambers, and two Dressing-rooms ; on the principal s: (wry, a lofty Sittingzroom, 21 feel by 20, 5-Lied Rooms, Water Closet, and two Ltressing Rooms ;-on the ground storey, a spacious Dioint Room 24 feet by 19_ feet 6 inches, Breakfast Pail ,nr, Drawing Room, 24 feet lex 19 Pet six inches, Dressing Room, Housekeeper's Room, Butlerf Pantry, Boot Room, and Double Staircase to the upper stores': On the basement a spacious Kitchen, Scullery; Pantry, j.arder. Servant's Hall, Footman's Room, Scullery, and complete Wine Beer, and Coal Cellars, Detached Laundry, Wash-house, Brewhouse, Dairy, Stablipg for 8 Horses, double Coach-house, Grarary, Dog kennel, and•other suitable Out-buildings, with se veral Fields of Meadow and Pasture Land, in the whole about DO Acres of Land within a Ring Fence, in a beautiful country, com manding Sea and Land views, surrounded by a respectable neigh bourhotx3, abounding with field sports, and only two miles from the Port and Market Town of Cardiff, to which there Is a good road. There is a well stocked LeaSehold pmductive walled Gar den of above an Acre of ground, held for two Lives. The House will be let with all or any part of the Land. If seld, the greater part of the purchase money may remain on Mortgage of the Premises. _ _ _ ..... For particulars (if by letter, potiti►aid) apply to Mem". Wood awl Soap, solicitors, Cardiff. MARLBOROUGH-PLACB s BRIGIfroN. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, opposite the GRAND PARADE.—By Mr. RoBi&S, At Caraway's, on Thursday, 517th instant, at Twelve, DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lund L 3 . 'fax redeemed ; comprising a very eligible FAMILY RE sIDENCY, situate in isDrlborough-place, opposite the Grand Parade, Brighton, adapted fur the accommodation of a Noble man or Family of distinction, finished in an elegant manner, and at a very considerable expence, for the Proprietor's own residence, Tritromutding the various view: of the Ocean, the Stey:te, and the Downs; containing three excellent Attics six principal ll‘d - rooms, remarkably airy and pleasant ; two spacious Drawing rooms, communicating by folding doors, elegantly and tancfulty fitted is? ; t vo very excellent Dining-rooms, also communicating by folding doors fitted up in a peculiarly neat manner; excellent Entrance Hall, Vestibule, or 'lnner Hall; Water Closets, Ser. Tanta' Hall, Butler's Pantry, excellent Kitchen, Cellara, aod • other °Meese Yard, !Ice. To he viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be bad.; at tht Castle, and Old Ship, Brighton ; Star, Lewes ; King's Head, Hiirsharn; Red Lion, barking ; Swan, Reigate; White Hart, Gold s tone; King's A rms, Croy.lon ; at Garraway's, *rid of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. _ Compact FREFHOI.D EITA rE, Far M m oine, Bete, Clartiew and 0.4 bet dings end upirards of Thirty-ewes. Acr en( Mei. • dow, Pasture, Ara'.le, and Wood Land, near Mat Iwo if, Hans rir shient, Letthant, aid 4 1- tissbout ne. —By vf e. ANS, At (hemmer's on Thorsday, August 11, at :n On Log . A VEKY ' des;r4lde FREEHOLD Es rATE, comprising a very emu l ate , F .nn, cause to the Parish a and contiguous to the Via of %Vermeil:, near Horrietstielna and Maidstone, commind.ng one .if the Anew views in be county of Kent; consisting of a good Farin-hotise, Barn, S. ble, and Oat-bui.dinp, eacebent Garden, well 'opened with water, and sundry F.:immune of Itch Meadow, Pastune,Arab e, and Neu. tiful Woiall Land, e trainme, upwards of a. Acres, ir ponesston of and on lease to Mr. Johu Eccles, a re-peerable coarse. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant i ot Particulate may be had; at tin. King's H ..t Is S•ati.nValence, and Staple.. hurdt ; Saracen's Head, as f ied; Sa an, Charing; Dog and Bear, Lenkam ; titer, Maiil4-ne; Fault 4n, 1 / 4 :etterbitry ; UMW'S Roe Chester ; IL It., '4;o,k/bourne ; theinly's told. Dart odl; at Oarrawafa ;aud of.a,fr. ;tow. ~‘Var nick sii cool-Whited-soar*, where a Plau of the bsta.e mar be seen. COCK FARM, DEL'LING, KEN within lute Metro of Maidstone, and its ot Chanotm —ne.ir F r .1 d Eacettent Fawn Hosier, and Oat-be Wong and la with of Forty-six Acres of Meadow, Arable,Xes: a: By Mr. ROBINS, at tiarraway's, as seen Au,,tiot vat s at Ig, in ore Lot, AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD . ESTATE. naiad COCK FARM, ik4lgntrully sinisse th wiles of Maidst.ne and ex of Cha th am in he counn• of K. ra t . a very eligible sites:ion Fu erecting a Vila, connnan si.e bee.* tiful sieves oldie surrounding country, and he River MlNlvray; tompti4tig a very excellent Fenn-house and Out but.uiage, samlry lincknures ot Meadow, Arable, Panore, utd Wood Laid, centainieg upwards of 44 Acres, all lyin octnpact, 4, the e;:cs. pinion of Mr. Samuel Kitney, tenat4 At nil To.be viewed by a)• plying to the tenant, of whom Particular( may be had ; at the IGng's Heads, Sutton Velem..., and adapt.. bunt; Saracen's Head, Ashford; Snan. CLaring; Dog aud Meier, Lenham • Star, Maids one; Futnits.*.a, Canterbury ; Crown ' Ito. dinner ; ' Rose, Setinglioursie ; Oraoky Neat' , Dartford ; at fl.i -raway's, and of Mr. Robir.s, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. . . . KENT.--ELIMELE FREEHOLD FARM, HEADCORNE, . between Maieistotte, Staplehorst, and Ashford; upwards of Otte Hundred and Eighteen Acres of rid; Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. By Mr. ROBINS, "At Garrawari, on Thursday, August Irz, at Twelve, In Lots, AVERY Eligible and FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Headcorne, between Maidstone ' Stapkhurst, and Ashford, in a beautiful part of the county of Kent, very,eligir ble prop:ny to invest money, and ntly be highly benefited by the projected Canal through the Weald of Kent, as its in. tended course will be coniguous to 'the Land., comprising a Fartrehowe with Run, i n, Stable, Outbuildings Garden, Cot. cages, &c. and sundry enclosures of fine ric h Hop, Man. dow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided by thriving fences, . cootidning upwards of 1 i 4 Acres, abundant!) supplied with water, principal part lying compact, and in part bounded by the niter Burk, in the occupation of, and on I.ea.e to, Mr. Henry Cull.e ; also a Cottage. Garden, and Land, containing about four Acres, in the °cage-lea of Mr. Morris, tenant at will, situate near the above. To be 'viewed by applying to Mr. Collis t on the Permian, of whom Particulars may be bad; at the King a Heads, Sutton Va. len= used Staplehurst ; t , aracen's Had, Ashtord; Swan, Charing; Dog and bear, Latham; Star, Maidstone; Fountain, Canter. bury ; Crown, Rochester ; Rose, Sittingbourne ; Graiby's Head, Dartford; at Oarraway's ; and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. KEN F.--W 00136 DEN and HOLMIFELDS, between HEAD CO it N E and EGEIRTO FREE HOLD EsrA . I ES, Farm House ' Barns, excellent Out-buildings, and Fifty-six Acres of •rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laud. B, Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars,en Thursday, August 27, at Twtivedn two Lots, THE - very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATES, .L situate near to Headcorne, in a very beautiful and fertile part of the County of Kent, between Maidstone, Ashford, and Feverdaarn. - Lot t. Comprises Woodsden Farm, situate in the Pariah of Broughton Malherbe, within three miler of Headcorne, on the road to Gratty-green and Lenliant ; consisting of a commodious Farm Hoube, extensive Gardens, Barn, Stable, and all necessary Out-buildings, well supplied with water, and sundry Inclosures of excellent •Mcalow, Pasture, Arable, and Weod Land, lying compact, and adJoining'the lands of Sir Horace Mann, in the occupation of, aad on Leave to, fetri E. Fry, a respectable tenant. Lot 2. A compact Estate, consisting of three enchkures of rich Meadow and Arable Land, containing up.vards of Eighteen Acres, within a quarter of a nate of Woodsden, In the occupation of, anti on Lease to Mr. John Hill, hounded on the South side by the road from Southerden to Egerton, and on the North by a fine stream of water, and with' the foregoing Lot might be con veniently occupied as one Farm. To. be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Porticw Ws. may be had. ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE. • FREEHOLD Ec*FATES, FOR, SALE, OPWARDSOF'I4O HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES.-4N LOTS, 70.11 E SOLD BY AUCIION, By WILLIAM JAMES, At the swan Inn, in tho town of Ross, early In October next, subject to Conditions of Sale to be then protSickl, A Most - desirable an compact FREEHOLD .1•11. - -EsT41 rE, called the HOMS, situate close to the town of Ross, and to the nairigiab'e River Wye ; comprising a Dwelling House, with neces4aryoLt-buildings, and upwards of 100 Acres of very excellent Arable., Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Or ebarding; in the holding of Mr. Joseph Terrett. Alm si Vent Parcels of veryrich and fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, (the Meadows chiefly adjoining the Wye;) containing in the-whoje about 170 Acres, situate in the parish of Ross. and io the several holdings of Mr. T. Pritchard, Mr. Amos Jones, Mr; lkitt•Grtingi, Mr. George Aye, Mr. Thomas Ro binson, Mr. Pal:tier, Mr. WM. Mayef, Mr. John Systr,•ind Mr. which wilt be sold lb. lota, to be specified in future particulars, or such other lots as may be determined upon at the time of sale. • The above Estates ale of superior , are extremely cidafre'f'" valuable front their contiguity to the town of -Ron and too the River:Wye:v. and present many desirable and beautiful spots for bu idiot upon ; partien'aily #le Hems Farm, which. itep of a gentle sinpi! to the south and south west. witfithe rleer Wye by Mitt; of it. Mr.,D'avitt Roberts', of Rest, will appoint a *MU td ebetv the Poesession may be bad (eac.p dug estegreepaut of ale Lands in Mr. lonn(t. occupasion), at Lady-day , 'me.. •i,a , ) Arittted,particuiers.with maps annexed, are in ,pr Sti Martell ad after. the Ist of September next,at the el ylZ2 I tle'itf Abst;Glbucettet;and Hereford, and at the Ltnidos es* fee-House, Ludgate-hilt, London. • 4J For further inforination, apply Isa Mr. Davis, Land Surveyor, at Hornitrhr), Wittig sr to Maw& Lintot o ILlicitors, Lud• , 1 1 1 : 4 ‘04 4,014 10 da I 1 . 4-I i . 4:. ' . i cciAAT. SPORTING and !ISHING, SOUTH-SEMPLEET, near Rar • Nigh and South.end; IstANOR, FREE-WARREN FARMS, • IMPROPRIAI EREC 1 ORY, &c.—By air. ROBINS, Some time in September next, in Lots, 'THE MANOR of BAMFLET, alias South. Betnileet, with all Fines, lierelots, kid Quit rents, extend ing over nia:ty thoucand Aces of Lend; also the Impropriate Rectory of !.ou.h.licnifteet aforesaid, with all the lychee 0. Core and Pulse, arising from the Land in the Parish. Also, a very eligible, compact, and desirable Freehold Estate ; comprising a new-erected Farm-house, with Offices and ail necrucary Our. building., and several Enclosures surrounding the budding. g containing about 287 Acres of Mathew, rich Arab:e, and Pam* land, with the Tyt' es of Corn and Pulse arising therefrom t and about F:ve Acres of Woodland in hand, on lease to Mr. Knightsbridge, of which eight years will be unexpired at Mg . eha,bna, next, at a low rent; early possession may be had sear an arrangement with the tenant Also, houth•Berldleet Hall Farm, containing about 185 Acre; with Faroe-house and Buildings adjoining the above, on leave to • Mt s. Tarsier; nine years unexpired at Michaelmas next; at 11 low rent. To he viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, Kent Hill Farm ; anJ fur Particulars to Mr. Benbuw, Line coin's Inn; and of Mr. Rollins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. GLOUCES COLA-flit& SUDELEY CAST! E, MANORS,and FREEHOLD ESTATE. On Thursday, the 27th of August, 1612, at the Plough Houl e Cheltenham, in thirty-one Lots, QUDELEYC AS'rLE, and the extensive MANOR of SUDEI.EY (with Wincbcomb), and MI Actis of Arable, Meadaw, Past ure, and Wood Land, lying comPact.vrell timbered and wati•red (the grmtest part whereof is covered by a modus in lieu of tythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile) * now let in capital and convenient Farms, held on old leases which will expire at the dine the Salewill be completed, with good Farm-houses b Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other rest& sites, rendering it awe of the f ant Erten low the Coady. Tke Castle, at a moderate expenee, might be fitted up as a maghific.nt Mansion; and, the Lots are divided so as to fora several eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views, fit for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agriculture, as well as of opulent Grazisrs and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been wade from this property to Cheltenham, seven miles; to Tewkesbury. Evesham, and Stow, eacht 0 miles. ' May be viewed by. applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Lodge }arm, neat Winchcomb, of whom printed particulars, with a Map, may be bad; and also at the principal Inns in the County ; at the White Hart Hotel, in Bath; at the Office of Messis. Finer and Co. Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London; and of Messrs. Webb, U'ebb, and Attwood, Salisbury. OXVED, SURREY. Between Godston• and Westerham ' oa the road to Maidstone. The MANOR of BURSTED, alias OXTED, HALL-PLACE, and SOU INLAND FARMS, near 400 ACRES, with a fine Stream of Water, MANOR-HOUSE, WHEELERS' SHOP, TYTHES, &c. Land-Tax redeemed. • By Mr. ROtliNS. At Garraway's, nn Thursday, the 27th instant, at lit, in Six Lots A , VERY Valuable FREEHOL D ESTATE,: pleasantly diversified by RD and Dale, with most eligible stiles for building, situate in the parishes of Oxted and Taw= ridge, between Godstone and Lympsfield ; comprising the " - e AitenviAvic. BPt ft IT Ole VENEG illt, (tt. sament Manor of BURSTED, , alias OXTED and HALL. PLACE FARM, with excelivoc Farm-house and Offices, Yards, Original Invention of Mr. Ha 99 , /, and brought by Ms seem cessiee improVetnents to the higheq perfection), e ,ntinets to bef Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns, Stables, and various Out prepared and 'sod by Messrs.HENRY, Msinufacm:lng Chemists, buildings, and sundry inclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood-Land, sutrounding the Building, containing upwards i Manchester. 'This agreeable perfumed Liquor, of 218 Acres. ' posed of highly concewrated Vinegar, joined wit h which la cOlbst tins MO* piss. ant Aromallci and efficacious Antiseptics, mar be bort makob• Also, SOUTHLAND FARM, with a Dwelling-houe, Barna, paired in any Climate and for any length of tithe. Its Stables, and various Out-buildings, Yards, Gardens, Orchards, . a 'Odour adapts it for sffcrthng relief in Head-ache, Falai= &c. the Manor- House—situate in the Village of Oxted ; Wheeler's Shop, Garden, Orchard, and Meadow Land, upwards and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in aouded rani% places of public resort, and in the apartments of tick. II of 129 Acres. The Tythes of the above Farr% ancl,sandry °tin r !in Louis. These Estates are very eligible property, the „ tat t oo I : counteracts, also, the infection of Contagious Ohms& and healthy , commanding extensive views of the surround- As many spurious and inferior preparations *resold mar the L stream country, and a fine of water flowing through the lands • ' • same and simil ir names, •he public are requested to observii,detbo g compact, and contain in all 340 Acres, neat to geed . only proof of its being:enuine, that the names of Messrs:Hymn , Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. Markets, ig the neighbourhood of several Yacks of Harriers and Pox-hounds, and pinny of Game. . 1 The AROMATIC SPIR I` l' of VINEGAR, in bottles, prices May be viewed by applying to Mr. Grace, Hell - Place Farm; 2s. 91 each. it mp included, Is sold Wholesale and Retail b .or of Mr. Charfield, of °aced, where Partiad.rs and Plans M. BAYLET and BlAw, Cockspur-street, (ihe only Agana to jetoti, _ , , be had ; at the White Hart, Godstone • King's Arms, Wester. I don authorised by the Proprietors ); where may hailed, Won .-- ham, and Froydon; Swan, Riegath .:. Su n, Kingston • Old Ship , I Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystal, ace. Also, Brighton; of G. Law, Esq. Solicitor; Neo-square, Lin ' eoln's-Inn ; HENRY's CALCINED MAGNEIA, to bottles at its. M. at Garraway's; and .of Mr. Robins,.Warsykk-street, Go.deu. aod urger, with glue stoppers, at m. ma; their mow baler i sgoare c vdtess a Aaa of the Satiate mar bitsom. . on tbi *map, . - q , . • ~ , . - . k' • - ••e: 4 1..1,..: . ... ~) 330 . : :11 ;I . : .-. . 4. , .: . ' • ) •'' J ' ' .i. . •• • •J`!..,' . ' . . • - • • - .. s • • . . . . .. • " - 4 k , '104; : 71 .'' ' . - ~. .. . • a.‘ - \ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 4, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE, 19 litrAN Ow Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wedneolay, the 19th inst. from such Persons as may be willing to tinder ake the supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL ARMS, tor service of this Department, at the Tower, for a penal of One Yeah It is expected that. each Tender will also contain a Trice for , the recasting of suchold grass Furmuri s as may be required to be executed daring the said period; Patterns of which map be viewed upon application it the Princlial Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Inspector of Small Arno, Birmingham. Further Particulars, together with-the Teem and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office inPall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and f o n-o' clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, se tied up, and esidor,ed " Proposals for Brass Work, &c ;' but no Priposal can be ad mitted after the said 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon •f the game day ; neither will any Tender he noticed unless the Party making i:, or an Agent in behalt, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR secret.,