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I. ‘. 17 ; -.: • . - •). ./ 4„.f - , . /-:. at• •,‘ A i l '*' . .. , . AI: OF ,rt rI , . .%‘.• ~: N t . ... ... ,: i - ' -u- •:,-. ' Az, '• *- * . ~.... ..„,.: . • . - . P 1 = let :s : ' r . ~.,~ l;v> ; ; , , 'PBX ICY. : ye, • BRITISH AND Ifelt MITS . 111BLEInielETT. AT a MEETING of the COIVIMIVrEE.of the BRITISH'and PORZION BIBLE SOCTIrfT, Od liehl at the New London Tavern, Cheepekle,lter Monday, the of Annie, 18IS, the Right Hon. the CILANCELLOIL Of his JAArerre's. Ex. • c s cooed in the Cbali, the folldwing Resolutinn was unanimously adtrted, and ordered to be published: s. It haying pleated' Gob, in the course of his Providence, to ca 4 G RA NVILLE Signer, Esq. to his heavenly rest, the Commit tee cf the British and Forelo Bible Society feel a mournful plea.nre In recording their veneration fur his character, and their gratitude for his services. In him the Committee recognise the venerable person 'under whose auspices the' Society was formed, the earn. st and largest benefactor to their library, mid one of the inesvregular, and useful attendants at the =atop for. the transaction of business, While the Committee. acknowledge the obligations of the Society to the extent and accuracy of his Libl c.ll !earning, they feel it their duty to bear partieular and affectionate testimony to the integrity of bis mind, the simplicity of his spirit, and the philanthropy of his heart. 'The Com mittee desire to bless GOD for having continued so long among th. m an instrument of so groat um:hiltless and they Mast that the' benefit of his labours may be' perpetuated aid extended by dons influence of his example. (Extracted from the• Minutes.) t • • . JOHN OWEN, JOSEPH HUGHES, • 'llplifeltatiim CHAS. T. A. STPINKOPPF,B. ": • • • • &Turas published, In Oa* lirlerSheet, • eitercH: of the RUSSISN'.OAMPAIGI •kM;.* la 1112. By the lion. Roßagreuntosw. Pilate-afar John Cary, In, iittands • 3171 \ - . _ . -4 ST ORE. FULL ESTATE, • • SALEB.I3Y AUCTIQN. • Pritt n irie ESTATE to be Soi.o br ler Mr. ROBINS, compiling tbe late BM* demo • Pa," Erg: situate on thartiefihtfifetniftelitte, D'•""atnigE , ..• -5 0 , 44 0 4 0 . NEAR READING. co m m i en di n i r iiktie.ne sse i s i e s a d big* i rl i e w fai ri es over 1.44G1__ FAMILY, RESUIIINCE. with good OFFICES. via the h .... ffet p irovemeoun a h • - ARDS, excellent GAI4DIi.Nd, Ste...--By Mr. ROBINS, Woods. andatagow Land, c 913 coptlber . Potty Acres, of I At Cutaway's, on TtsuridabtAugust rath, at l'welve, whichnnmedinto • ,possmaihß naa • bid. There are 96 Acres of A FREEHOLD spaciossi RESIDENCE, in pop krabre, ! maao*, sad Wood that the Pirchaser May be session of•the Rev. Mr. Naito, situate on the North side accotnmedmeil Wide. lof the much-admired Village of Souping, a short distance front . Particular& natty he had of Mears. Callan ind Sap, Bedford. the Bitter Thames, and only three Miles from Reeding; elsinpriss row ; and t. 4 Mr. Ron Ant, Warw!ck-atreet, Golden-square; of ing a substantial Family Hotsse,cootaitting Entrance-hall, Cfltain whom, TO- for viewing may be had. The Fixtures and Time Parlour., Drawing-room, Kitchen, Scullery; Pantry, !Ardis% her N-• Servants' Nall , Butler's Pantry, fiat.. (In the first item are five • Eed•chamben, Closets, &c. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, fise.; Out-officev; C.,al-. ! yard, trouble Coaeh-house, Stahiing for Six Hones, with Lofts over, Laundry, Itrew-hou,e, Kr.ife-houtc, Granary, and Pigeon hou se, i)r yi rig- grou ntl, Pou It ry-house„ capital K rd, Green-house, Pleasure-ground, &c. and a Leasehold Meschnv. To be slowed by permission of the Occuriet; Paniculars may . be had on the Premises ; and at aft Park Form, anti .Ktrq's Arrur,Twyfnr,l; War, Reading; at the Inn, !loaning; Pelican, Newbnry ; hite Lion, Bath; Nun, Maidenhead; Castle. hill ; Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. .4.0, Lincoln's-frin-fielJs; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. kulnus, War wick-street, Gutdrn-square. • .. • .. This day was published, pike Cite ' A MAP of the Countries extending from the e ADRIATIC to the GULPof BOTHNiA, and from thence Ealtiard to the MOUTHS of the SCHELOT, ioteetical 4 to t!shibit the present Seat of War between the Belligerent Powers. Printed for John Cam 181, Strand. eieSets Tajgticin - This day was published, pricl 19a. is boards, The Fifth Edition. of ri A Rrs ITINE RARY, carefully revised,and con taining routei of upwards of 9000 Places lyina oft the main road, which were not given in the former F.ditl•,rts, and will not be found in any other work of thls f wmoined Maps of the !ale of Wight and liivirons of Cheltenham, NM Cross Roads, &c. Ste. Printod fur lon Cary, 181, strand. Of whom may be haft, 4 New Map of the Lakes of Gnaw land and Wstasorland, Stc. prlce !pi. 6d. in case. TH WATERING PLACES.' TIIE Public, and the tnnkselleks at all the Water ing Places, are revealing informed, that a new Edition of the GUIDE TO ALL THE WATEIIWO PLACA, kr 181 y, with an entire new Set of Views, knew ready fee delivery, at ISs. in boards, and 15s. in red.—SS, Paterousterveow. _ _ _ WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK. • By Mr. CANA, SCHOOLS FOR ALL.. AT a MEETING of the WEST LONDON LANCASTERIAN ASSOCIATION, 1:6.1 the becosui or August, 1813. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, M.P. In the Chair. NEW cTAMP ACT. KEARSLEY's TAX TABLES for 1913, we re this day published, price 6d. containing, with the Old, ail the New Acts of the present Sessions, relating to retail Dealers in Exciseable Articles, Local Tokens, the Stamp Duties, Life Annuities, &c. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street ; of whom may be had, An Abridgment of all Insolvent Acts, including the Lotto Acts, by the Editor of the Tax Tables, price Is. 6d. . . On Wedne•day, the Ist of September, 1011, at the Bull I•in, Woodbridge, boween the Lours of Seven and Eight is :Ito Evening, ALL drat capital and well-1)11;h BRICK ME3. SUAGS, situate In the most desirable rart of the 'Pio.; .tatughfare street, In Woodbri:'ge, Suffolk, cot:skiing of tyro go 4 . Parinor r s,. Fla!! and Staircase in front, Svc Chambers, Ki• zien, . (alai,, VA Wash.house, wi;ls a Yard, Garden, and suitaltit Out lihottses, late the roidenre of Mr. John Pitilvot, d-.ceas. d. • The situation is capable of great impmeement for a M:reiant or Shopkeeper. 'I be premises; ezteyt a small part, are • !optholir, of the hlaour of Kingston, fine arbitrary, and the only annual outgoing is a quit-rent of 34. Possession may be had at Michael, Inas nest. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Wnt. Sizer, the Auctio neer, or of Mr. Fulham, Solicitor and Public Notary-, Woodbridge • It was Resolved, ist. That this Association intepds, providing instruction in Reading, Wriang, - .Aritlametic, and good Morals for the Children • of bola Sexes, and of every religious denomination, in a District hounded ou the North by the New-road, from Paddington to Battle-bridge; on the East, by Gray's-Inn-lane. and the City of London, to the Thanes; on the South, by the Thames, frem the City of London to the intended Midge to Vauxhall; and on the West, from Mill Bank, through Grosvenor-place, Park-lane, and the Edgeware-road, to the New-road. sd. That by the last returns to Parliament, this district appears to contain 38,560 Houses, 84,529 FaMilies, and 356,550 litho-. bitants. sd. That every annual Subscriber of the amount of ss. and upwards be a Member of this Association; every SAE:saber of • Five Guineas r in one sum, a fife Member ; and every Subscriber of Thirty Guineas a Me mber of the Committee. ith. That the Address of this Association be printed and deli vered to evety'Famihmaritido the district. sth. That the wretched ignorance of a large portion of the poprlation is the fruitful parent of crime, the Records of the Old Bailey, and the letter of the Rev. Dr. Ford, Ordinary of Newgate, to Basil Montague, Esq. afford melancholy proofs. 6th. 'That the benefits of Education and of moral training are such, that of the many thousaosis of Children, educated lit the Royal Lancasterian Institution, none has been known to Fe. secuted for a criminal offence. ith. That to take the Chiidnii from the streets, and 16 trap them up in piu odms, is the object of this Associati on. • ash. Thet to effect this object, enquiries will be made from house to horse by Members of this Aisociation, both to &seen ;sin tin: number of uneducatedCh'jilren, and to receive iuliscrivtini; and it is expected, and respectfully requested, that the applications be received with civility, the enquiries cheertutly answered, and such Conti !Lotions as may be conveniene, will be made. In this enquiry tile assidance of Gentlosen desire*, of actively ezertiog ti.mielves, in promo:Mg the great object of this Association, is entreated, and they are requested, as early as possible, to rend their names to the Sicrttary. That the liberal, and even noble doraaions of the affluert, a::d the smallest contributions of the benevolent, the frugal, an i tit: 1.1 of it.us, are eareeely et!, and will be equally esteemed. 10. Tha: Joseph flume, Chalks butler, and Richard Esqrs. be Auoitors of dia association. JAMES MACKINTOSH. The Chairman having kit t'le Chair, and Edwa.d Wakefield, Isl. having t :then the same, V o •R eiolved unamitiout - , 'I h it the Thank.; if this Meeting be given to Sir lames Mae to-h, fix the obli,ing manner in whale be accepted the elks of Chairman, and it.r the very aids and distinguish& manner in which he has supported the obk•cfs and.cooducted the business of this Nletlieg. EDWARD V.'AKEFIELD. SECOND EpretoN. This day was published, in !Ivo. prlee 9i. In beards, EVIEW of some important PASSAGES in the AAP late ADMINISTRATION of Sir G, H.BARI.OW, Bart. at Madras :comprehending the details relative to his Interference in the Trials of certain Persons convicted of Forgery and Con spiracy in the King's Supreme Court of Judicature at that Presi dency. By CHARLES MARSH, Ecti. M.P. London: Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-s•reet. BERKSHIRE. ' SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. Valauide FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River ' Iskidon, with sundry productive Aytee, Farm House, and Buildings. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawin's, Thuisday, Apg. ‘2.6, at Twelve , in Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK_ FARM, situate in the Parish of Sousing, a short distance from Twyford, put* bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River Lodtlon and•the turnpike. road to Reading; comprising a gnod Farm liirese with Wilco', Garden, Yards, Barns, Stables, and Out buildings, and sundry Enclosures of rich Water MeLlow, Pasture, and Arabia Land, in possession of Mr. May. Sundry Aytes, in yam ssion of Mr. Wiggins, sontaining Out Hundred anti fifty Acres, lying compact; also a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-two Acm of Arable land, lying at the back of the Vil lage of Sonning, and near the River "[harms, a de:ittlitfol spot for Building, and pieces of Land in the Common Field, near the above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estge is in a very eligible part of the country, only lour miles from Reading, and 35 irons London. Hounds are Rpt in the aeighbourbood, good roads in LAND AGENCt.—:CAPITAL tARAI, TO LET. To be LET or SOI.D, by Mr. SHEE, Landed Estate Agent, •Sruithumpton-row, A VERY superior FARM, in Sussex, 50 mile' 111.. from Lont!on, and 12from Eastbourne; eompri,lng a spa cious Manor-Fr.rtu.house (convertible into a Gentleman's Resi st Ace) ith (Hikes and *42 Acres, more or leas, of excellent Islcatiow, Hop, Posture, and Ar.ible Land, with ur withot.t 1(4) Acreb of thriving WoodLand—rdims of various extent In Ergi. land and Wales e.• Let. t• Jot published. price Ss. in hoards, A' FAMILIAR TREATISE on DISEASES of A. the SKIN, eehibiting a ptepolar View of their respective Sensptorns, detailing the Limits of secure Self-treatment, and Mustrating the perilous abuse of indiscriminate Remedies. ry 1. WI .S 0 bt, Surgo 202, Piccadilly. Mr, NV. confining his professional s , tidies to cutaneous Diseases, crupeime, infiautmatury, and ulcerative, presents this result. of mimed Observation as a plain'precaotionary Monitor. Sold by Wilke and Robinson, 57, Paternuster.row ; and all other Bookseller*. - TO Br. LET FURNISHED, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, THURGARTON PRIORY, in the County of Nottingham, together with 45 Acres of remarkably rich Grass Laud, in the centre of which tl.e . Howe is pleasantly sitsated, surrounded with Shrubberies laid out with taste: At excellent walled Garden and Grapery, /kr. The House contains on the ground floor a Dining room n't fret by 24 feet, a I)rawinb. room and Study of good ()intrusions o%er the Dining-roods, it Breakfast-rooni the same site, excellenr lied-rooms, De.seinz Rooms, &c. and good Offices, stabling fur twelve Horses. a nd Coat house . Thurgarton Priory with good reads is three miles froniSouilswep, a good market town, confront Nottil4h4m, and ten front Newark, 134 from Lndon; in the centre of Mr. Chaworrlisttept, tnd within rcacb of the Melton, Belrojr.an4 Mr. Lumley ba Foxheunds. 'I he Tenant will Lave tM Right of Shooting over an extensive Manor well stocked w.th Game. Rent and further Particulars to be 11.1rned of Mesa% Dichrre9 and Spedd'ng, Lincoln's Inn-fields, LoodAn ; and of Was. Smith, Esq. Southwell; iusd -John Brettle, Esq. Tburprian.. • This day was published. price 4s. ed. Number, Of • I riIHE xvritosptcr of DISCOVERIES in •ARTS, and SCIENCE S . This work is an intere,ting and fai•hful Compendium of the Periodical and other Publications, Entails and Foreign, relating to the useful Arts and Sciences ; will Critical Remarks on the respective Papers. It will be found eminently meld to those pervons who are desirous of raking a short course to 'obtain a general Inowledgo on those subjects. Published by Shcrwood and Co. Paternoster-row. Of whom may he had. the 31 preceding Numbers in 7 vols. price 43. 1311.61. In boards. all direct ions. ?lay be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at East Park Farm, near Twytord, where Particulars may be had; and at the King's Arms, I wyfolti ; bear, Reading; the Inn at Son ning ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, !lath ; Sun, Maidenhead ; ; Mt. Adams, Cragford-bridge ; Red Lion, Hounslow; of Mr. Bramwell, No: 110, Uwe: Xs-Inn-fields; at Carrsway's, and of r. Rubin •, Warwick-street, Holden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CATON ON DEBILITY. Ilds thy was published, price Ss. 6d. second edition. 111 RACT (CAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI -1.11.114, natural and contracted, of ;he GENERATIVE ORGA NA of both Sexes; i.cluding Remarks ea Onanism, mnut Vireakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleits, Tem. Dorsalis, Fluor Aibu., Ste. &c. with the Theory of Neueration. ISy T. hi. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United lio.pitals of S. Thomas% and Coy's. . Pittner! for bfles-rs. Highley, No. 24. FlLet-street, I onLion. Where may be had, Caton% Popular Tr.a , 140 on the Causes and Distinction of the 'Varieties of tothma, with new, simile, and successful butt uttiou4 far the prevention awl treatment of Asth matic Fitc, priest :ht. The truer Ing Bankers Booksellers and . others. have kindly ennbt nted to reerirt Donitions and buirscriptiot.s, fill 4 this grand nut local nntlrttakati: Alaundo, and Co. klopkinslns. Bi.!Cull.b, Cos, and Co. Morland. Ran'om, and Co. Coort. and Ca Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. Drumino!.ds. Ponds and Co. Plan , Gr vsal Co. PORTUGAL. Vls day was published, eletandy printed in imperial quarto, l (dedicated, by perndtsion, to bls Royal Highness the Prince Rezeut). price One Gtiinea. Part IL of MILITARY. and PICTU RFSCUE OESERVATION 3 on PORTUGAL; tri:id by numerous ColoUred !Views. and authentic Plans of all t e Bi 4 gee and histileofought it. the Peninsula during the present War. fly GEORGE LANDhIANN, Ca L t ain In the Corps of Royal Engine:. rs , Lieu tenan t-00Innel In the saint Corps in :he ferrite of Spain, wish Brevet rank of Colonel. Printed for 'l. Cadoll and W. Davies, Strand; W. Blackwood. Edinburgh; and M. Keene, Dublin. 1 lira,..._ Davison and Cog Pfboois GrPie, H.rries, Farpiliar, and Co. Supw,•Saa4by, and Co. litAbol, Stirlrog s aail Co, • I Wog* and Co. Hoare,. .. I Banters. 1 Messrs. Hark, Firs ti, York. Paton, 187, High Holborn. inert, Cow' nt-1 simitn. llooklatirn, L 5,0111 lbrid-strect. Becket and Yorres, ii , Pull- tvlutl.eivs & Leigh, lig, bsrai:d. Mall. Pi loth y. 143, High Holhoru. Bailey, 3:26, Cifor.Y.-strect. • . :jive+. u 3, l'al.-Adall Cadell - 4mlll3vnii, &NMI. Alsv. 4y, 17(4 Piccaditly. Dulats, jji.ar k e and Hales 186, do. Fe, rton, Churl .g ero,‘ Htglt Holborn. ‘‘.3, Uld Bold etre t. _ _ _ • Mr. :mussel BreOks, 1:0, Strand. At the liriti..ll Gallery, load- (Feet, and at the Office Pi the Ash's:logo'', late he Gralid Hate' in Covent-Gardeu, 4vlsep; atteadal.ce is given stout lea IV I otsr o'Clock 10bEeH FOX, Secretary. C - 77 - • • - - HEAP and EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING to BRIGH (ON by the Rht;FN r, a NEW POSI . tACH. for Ifis Maids and Ite. out, i very Morning front the White Horse Inn. Fetter-lane;.White Lear, piciodilly; use! Belie &Mirage, Ludgate-Hdl, to the Red Office, Bt Whoa. Also Coaches trout the above lons every ?•lornbig to Worth- Inuit the same prices. :14. B. No Package whatever. orPassengat's Image alunte the %value of £3 wad Drag mr.u4l tot it lost or damaged, withon: tier same be elected and paid for accordingly when delivered at the Offices 111 town or country. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 61, Quito!-s 7 RP ET, CHEArSIDE• LAP, DURABLE, And IM L'EN ETItABLE 1 1. J PAIN IS, ground in Linseed Oil, tur Park Pslin, Fencer, Sta , es, Stacened Fro,as, Out bu Wings, aril Weather buarditm, of every de4criptirn. Green, pct cwt. 54 r. nArk olive Grticti, 10$ bright 01ite Green, U. Blue, - Chocolate, - 50/4. Prepared °kiss thin the abv Genuine Ground White Lead, per cwt. Turpentine, per. gall. boiled Oil, Linseed Oil, 11 ;elinw, Black, White, smile, And Lead Cr Muss, each, per cwt. Ws. Red, - 40'. re fee Use, ss. sd. per Gall. I Genuine Optirm 0:1, per Cal. . - , - es. ed. Pole see 3 Oil, - 43 .6d. PAkt Whale, - 4.. Common Oil, - 9s. 9d. . 666. 16% 4• ss. 6d. N.B. The Impenetrable Paints art very ornamental, possess gnat durability, and are a cure tor the Wortn and Dry Rot.-- '1 hey are peculiarly adapted ior work exposed to the effects of weather, and may also be applied with advantage to the general purposes of U,elul In-door Painting, as they dry very quick, are handsome in appearance, and are u►ed in the manner of other Paints. GLORGE UPTON and Co. Oil and Colourmen, 62, Quern street; 41, Lendon-wall; and Kennet's Wharf, Dealus in Pitch, Toe, livsin, dtc. &c. MILITARY PANORAMA. Number Xl. with a fine Portrait o 1 General Ferguson, beauti- ' fully eugraven by Cooke, and a Map of the Retreat of the Fresseb Army through Russia, by Nel:le, price Ss. This day was published, Number XI. of • fp I-IF. above interesting and elegant Work, com pri4nuthe Biography of General FeßosfsoN, and a cond. 'matins of the TILF . Y4IIAN aid SrANlsii CA harticst, &c. ate. Printed for Patrick Martin and . Co. SS, Orchard-street, cos torilireet ; and John Ballasitytiois4 Co. Edinburgh; and sold by all the liook•sliers. Who,. May be had. the rreccclinz Numbers of the Work ; .also a few grouf impressions of each Portrait, price ss. - • EEYTON, STOCA-BOOKER, the Second House . is Coenhill, and le,Coventrrstreet, is happy to arusounee to his Friends and the Public at largo the CommescemerS of a new Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing Septem ber 17th, ecintaititig . Prizes of aeuo,ooo, Xi 0,000, Ste. ace. and no Prize less than .XlO, an arrangement which ke hopes will meet the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is with much pleasure EY'l'ol4 is enamed to add, that the following Capitol Prizes, viz. 140. 18.824, a Prize of £lO,OOO 6,845, a Prize of 4500 1 6,922, a Prize of 4200 218, a Prize of ar2Cvo Drawn the last Day in the Lottery just 'finished, were all shared and sold at his truly fortunate Establishments in CornhiU and Coventry-street, where he respectfully invites his Friends to par take dr the Favours of Fortune, which he intends distribptiug the 17th of September. A STILL GREATER .REDUCTIOrI ,LINT TkIE FMCS OF RISC; .LINEN?. ,IN HE Qnality and Price of an anlicle of suchgene. ral consumption, must be of g-eat importance to every Family In the Kingdom ; from this considerations the BELFAST LINEN COMPANY formed their establishment, ao, Great Russel-street, for the . ale ef,lrish Linens by the single piece at the wholesale Irish price; no other ;nick and not less than one piece sold ; w irranted of sound fabric, grass bleached, and should a Wit appear, the money is returned. By a strict adherence for nil e Years to this equitable plan of business, they have acquired the most extensive patronage , ,and ',bey now respectfully invite the public to inspect their fresh importation, which in point of quality and cheapness, cannot be surpassed.nts to the CninPhitT• BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEkB, 'ti so, Great Russell•atriat, Blossabary, Lomita. C.I)I.CHESTER—ESSrx. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices CoachAeuses, Stables, FarriLlniiklings, Pleasure.-grounds, exCel:ent Kirclien.gattlens, ()re! ard, and Meadow Land, top of Ea.t lull, wit* a long frontage to the Street, and the mow desirakie part for a Gen tleman's Residence.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraw.r/s, on Thursday, August e!6, at 12, is Lot, rrHE PRIORY, formerly part of the GREY 1 FRIAR MONASTERY, .2 very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, and Immemorially •lithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a capita/ and spacious FANIII.Y MANSION, si:uatc in a rine com manding eminence, the top of East•hill, the most prefe. Age part of Colchester, the residence and property of Ltat as HALL, Esq The HOUSE is a substantial Brick Edifice, with a dt-üble bowed Front, and contains, on the ground story, a neat En trance-hall, Library, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, capital Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Clouts, Water-i:lusets, &c.; seven airy Bed-cbanthers nu the first t4ry, with Store-roost, Plo‘ets, &c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store room4,Ciosets, &c. The 011ces comprise excellerg Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser vants'-ball, Bakehouse, and :lcull:ry ; Pantries, Larders, Dairy, and roomy Cellars, to the in,ement. Paved Yard, with Gates to the Street ; double Coaili-hotre, with a very extensiv . store chamber over it ; and two 3-stall Stables, lirewhoti•e, anti various Out-buildings, all of the most substantial brick, and in perfect 2 sn repair. Lawns and Pleasur . ds, Fish-ponds, a capital Kitchen-garden, partly walled,' well stocked with fruit -trees; another Garden', tompletely round, dry gravel-walks, pro ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, enclosed by walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich Pasture Field, walled round, also lying compact, and contain , log about. Eleven Acres. A most desirable Residence for a Gen tleman's Family, commanding extensive views of a beautifully, rick country. Tle Buildings and Grounds are in the moat com plete order, and immediate Possession may be bad. May be viewed by applying pit the Premises, where Particu lars may be had : and at the Fla* Cups Inn ; Whiti Horse, Ips wich; Black Roy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford; of Me. Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at ,Garrawars ; of Me,srs. *per and 4spughton, Solicit s, 42, Great Marlbo reugh-street ; and of 1/441lohins, Warwick-stieet,Golden-square. HERTS. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE% Mansion, Cottages, Warren, Farms and Land, Trout Stream, and an old established Inn, Welwyn, twenty-fiveMiles.from Loodon. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravroy's, on Thrsday, September 9, at It, in three Lies, I A HIGHLY troprov . ible FREEHOLD ES -41 TATE, comprising upwards of Five Ifundre'd and 'Fifty Acres of rich Meadow," Warren, Pasture, Arable, and Site thriving Wood I an4s, situate in the most ;outgo' and fertile part of the County of Herm The capital Mansiqn, Howes, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens anigt sure. grounds, a fine Trput Stream running through a part of the grounds ; Parm-yart, and Buildings ; and a Farm-yawl and Build toe in the town of Welwyn. The White Hart, at Welwyn, an old established artl4>fnown Inn, with excellent O9ices9 roopy r Yard, Stakdinji, Gardens, &c. A c ‘ onipait ,Residence with Gar den, and about an Acre of Land, >it the north extremity of the town of Weliqn, let on a long Lease.--A neat Cottage and Butcher's Shop, Avid) Garden and Meadow Laml. the.whole lying camesett—The principal Pit of ( 1 )e . l Al+4 11 040; *I Mansion,oqd the rsmaiqder of rile Land on Lease, of wkich three years are isnexpfred at Mickaelmas next. Osaparts Of the Lasd are very eligible sites for building; eiallent neighbour heed and good roads in all direction; four ales from Hatfield, mien from Hertford, and SIS (corn London. May be vim*, by.fpplying to Mr. Marsilius!' Batten, Wel wyn ; or Thomas Rose, at the Warren House, of whom partku lars may be had :.acrd at the White Hart ; at the Swan, Steven age; White Horse, Baidock ; Woolpask, St. Alban's ; Sugar Loaf, pluotable; Salisbury ATM, Hatfield; Bell, Hertford; Green Man, and Red Lion, Barret; of Messrs. Brown and Fisher , So li citors, Rathbonellace; Messrs. Loogme re and Son, Solicitors, Hackney ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-equare e .wkste a Plass if the Estate may brinif• ---- -- ODE LET,.for such Terms may be agreed upon. AMOSTclestrable MANSION, fit for any Gen. tleman's abode. The :'remises are adjoining the Vibes; of Wouldharn, close to the navigable awl pleasant n leer Med way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, aid five miles from Maidstone., in. a spurting part of the County or Kent, and close to IN ouldham Common, to which is an unitatr.eol right of Pasturage, Firewood, dec. '1 he ground floor consi4s of a commodious Had, wi:h a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room. Parlour, Sitting-room, and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pair of gain consists of five very rummy Bed.chambers, one of which may be a DravAng-roont at pleasure; two pair of stain, a bads Staircase from the Kitchen,contsining siz Rooms with fireplaces in three of then, a S•.airta:e from. the passage of the twit pair into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway and couptry all round; most spacial* Cellars, with extensile Bins, a Fore - court enclosed with a den wall and railing fence; a large Back Court enclosed all renual With a high brick wail, well stocked with choice wall Fruit-erees., well chosto Shrubs and Flowers • an eicillent Gerdes well walled . and fenced, stocked with the chiaicest Fruitage, a large Yard eifs. Iclosed with a high. brick wall, an A-scat:et seven-stailed Stable, over which is a high spacious Loft, tWo Coach-houses, and man, other Out-Offices, too tedious to mention hers in.' Ihe Lessee may he accommoda'ed with a dozen Acres of choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required. Fur further Partisitlaris, entitling of I*. Uurke, at Waikiki= . WARM BATHS. rrHE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS, !Which tend to invigorate the Constitution aad promote Health. 17u Patentees, Armstrong, Folkard, and Howitt, bg to inform the Nobility,Gentry, and Public in general, that their Baba having obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebrity (MA the simplicity of their construction, they are now made in gre;t variety, suitable for Fatuities, Hotels, and Public InstitutinsuLT— They may be seen bested every day at their Manufactory, 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Ina Fields, nest door to Nei -1 castle House. DR. DE BUCH, from Vienna and Paris , afamous Herbist, &c. &c. begs to inform tbc Nobility and Gentry, and the Public in general, that .he has studied for SO years under famous Doctors in Germany and Paris, dso at Naples, and curt* those dreadful di/cu.:ere the Gravel and Stone, which are the cause of so many ntaladics in old age. It brings on the Gout, Sivellitip on the Bady and legs, Dropsy, loss ef the use Of the Limbs, and most other coMphints; his famous Pills being taken for one month in a year will completely remove the cause. They work upon all parts in tile human body, for which re ason they are named Dr. de Sues!, Sanspareil Pills. The demand for them Is very great.-..the Noblemen and Gentry *rite from all paws of the country to their friends in London to get them to be sent to them. The price per double boa is I Os. and a be: of 45. only, and also a &mous Ointment for curing Corns on feet and toe*, neesr to return ,per Pot 75..antl a Pot at 4s . only, and sent to 111 pafts of England. He will&ocip pot a stop to all Corns in England. 4t box of pills for Nervous Complainti, 75.; a pot for t'e Piles, 41.; a bottle for the Rheumatic Gout, 41.; for Scurvy, a bottle, 414 a phleghniy.bad Stomach, I bottle, 45.; also Eye-wa.atn, 'Or biat tie, ss,; ; 14e -drops, that ess specks and shins at the sight, iv bottle r 45.; a famous Oimment also, per box, 41.; }Rd fame Salve, for Sore Lep itid Swellings in the Body and Legs. l ie must attend hinw&ion these three great cures, as the Medicines must be made up atria morning and night. That of the Decline, 1 the Cancer in the Lady'. Steal , and the Fistula, all without burning or cutting, or pain. It no cure, no en% He undertakes to do justice to the Public in general, and credit to himself.— These Medicines are only to be got at No. 4, Castle-stmt, two doors from Newman-street. At home from one till Ave o'clock. He dilly performs great cures, &Idaho all his famous Medicines iand Remedies do the same to the people that get them. Them i are A. proper Bills to every article with direction to use. SALIN , B 1( AUCTION • -"i" • • :1/ NEAR SSJRREN. Elegant COTTAGE Willa" with 011icea s beautiful Pleasure- Cround, part bounded by the River Mule, and Meadow Laud, and a nett Cottage, nearly adjoining, . By Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's, cxt Thund.ty, Attgttst .ef,at Twelve, in two Lots, 4_ FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate Al. within one mile of Dorking, called the GROIT/L, a charm ins Cottage Residence, fitted up with elegant simplicity, and in I complete order, with attached and detached excellent Of4ce-, Coach-houses and Stables' Kitchen Garden, wed stocked and cropped, Pleasure-ground Ilaid out with great taste, extensive dry Gravel Walks, ornamented with noble fullpvown Fort at- I trees and Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, tnevidering. at the foot of that beautiful spot Bin-hill; different parts of the grounds are ornamented with Alcoves, Pavilions, and rustic Seats, neat Dairy, Farm-yard, and Buildings, and Meadow Land, all lying corn:met, and containing about thirteen Acres, late in the.raccu : pation of a Nobleman, whose time has jig; expired. 4159 a neat, compact Cottage, with Garden, &c. in poeFession of Mrs. Tsascr. May be viewed with *Vickets. Pattie( lars on the PreMiset; at the lt.d Lion, Dorking; Swan, I.eatherhead ; Sun, Kingston; Talbot, Richmond; White Dar, Windsor ;, the Caste, Salt hill; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street Gol den-square, where 'fickett for viewing may be bad.-1 he purt chaser may be accommodated with the neat Furniture at a va luation, and immediate possession.