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P:. 1 26 i h il a " 4 4 d i ig 41 . 4 tat 1 114 .4ek. • 0 ; ltlairlik , . . lindivalles • "I " 464 B. l46 "uner thciad benii""4.,,, whale -.., teak tint period. d ' of t o his e l o n f atl ot tu h tion er ir o e notnero atpmks.liVii . '' '' ' rO:fay case — A eery liberal, Cow' 4 ,wed on, ee—aind a lalte dedredo n . tnaltuas of Initus.nees out of London. "I''''. . ALL THE CAPITAL PRIZES ' YET REMAIN TO BE DISPOSED OF. rE Immensely RICH ANtIiEEL contikins the SIX GRAND PRlZfig of A. *sides all tile Prizea of L'lo,tlo2r, L 5,000, 0'2,600, €l,OOO, .boo, ace. except one of .61,200, witiek was the only Prise .4mm the Ftrst Day. SECOND DAY OF DRAWING, TUESDAY NEXT, July & Tickets anik Shares (warranted nntlrawn) are on Sale at tit /* cue d Oliess in Town and Country. ••••••. NO CAPITAL DRAWN THE FIRST DAY. NEXT TUESDAY will be the Sectlnd Dart Drawing of the Grand STATE Larrrivir. Tssketelftr t ares (warranted undrawn) are on Sabath** clatisiaj- HODGEA, PAINE, and Co. euitirrattakimi 149, Oxford-street, and 2, Comb& ' ' 7 The present i; the only Lottery that eve: contained INN- Prizes of £20,000. N. B. Prises to Any Amount paid en 'comma. is raids ea tie FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL, For T g BuikHngs, Sit* in Trade, Furniture,yerefsi . •-"- Aviaittural Stock, Implements of Hnsbansly-' boar, Dock, or while Building, Vessels, Craw, —_ Erects of every description, in any pout of the United s. dom, from Lessor Damage by Fire; also, for for ILATi‘ Granting Annattles, &c. Ste. &.o. on the most lffiesnreadlies . . 'THIS O ffi ce is, in its principle,'ftrirat ci th e 4 ever established, the ca pital being raised from a very nai4 memos body of Proprittom, in Shares of XSO each, who are enn gaged to become Insurers of Property againat Fire, to the fd • amount of their respective Shares. Proposals may he had at the Offilp o and lasoraacee, by persons whose Polidea expire at Midsummer, may be effected oR advantageous terms. Persons insuring property against Fire, ag 1 this O ffi ce, to the amoant of £lOOO, are entitled to very peculiar! advantages. Alt Polities of "300 and upwards, axe Issued gratis, also for sums under that amount, when- effected for three years or coop& tiousehold Goods under43oo may be Insured without disthwt" speeilkations, Policies for an Insurance of Seven years at one payment will have a Discount allowed of one year's Premium and Duty ; end also a proportional Discount for any less term. No deduction whatever ie the payment of Losses. Lou or Damage by The, munioned by Lightning, is paid by this Company. Expenees paid on the Reusing of Goods, in cue of Fire ; and all Loss or Damage thereby, made good to the insured. , No charge made for Endorsements. A cot le deduction la allowed to Merchants on short pe .riod Insurances. ' A Brokerages/ S per Cent. is allowed on all ShipPinglinnranees. Farming Stock annually insured at is, tad. per cent. and shorter Periods in proportion. Solicitors, Brokers, and others allowed a Centadilklns on Mod lagpl;rife Insurances to this .office. sons insuring 1001. on their own Lives, are entitled to advan tages not to be obtained in any other Office. Agents are appwiwald in most of the Chien and Towns in the Waited Kingdoces. By enter of the Directors, WILLIAM BURY, Clerk. Books,contsining the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respecting Life Insurance. &c, pray be had at the Office, on app4cation to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life Departnen. i in Har- Inv, and JIECOND DAY OF DRAWING, 1141 DAY, JULY 5. TICKETS and SHAKES, warranted Undrawn, 1 are selling by HAZARD, BURNE, mid Co. Stock-Brokers, Is their State Lottery Office, 93, UNDER THE ROYAL EX. MANGE, .nd no where else in London on their Account. MISTS. HAZARD, Brave, and WARKIRS, beg is-ave meet 1111- opectfully to inform the Public, that they have no connection whatever with newly-established Lottery Ofhce, opened in a tame comprized in, but no way related pr known to, their arm. At frequent misunderstanding has arisen in this respect, they think It necessary to give this eatt;ion , and to requcit that Wets led orders for their house =nay he Warmed, Hatia4. Her, sad do.* above. A NY Person purchasing on or before TIgSDAY 11 NEXT, the S'ECCND bAY of bra Wing, of HORNSBY end Co.* Lottery Ticket or Tickets, to any ;meow, at AV 100. each, and ‘kusiag to dispose of the same, may receive (hi 'in drawn) Pet Ticket. After* d Day's Drawing . . fsll 10 After sd Day's Drawing - . t 3 10 Aftr r 4th Day's Drawing - - 114 10 Ey which the Purchaser will have the Chance of tke SIX Grad Prizes of TWENTY TuousAxp POUNDS, besides 1 Thousands, Five Thousands, Otie Thoueasida, Five Hundreds, are &c. at the trifling Risk of Eight or Nine Shillinp. Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted 'Andrews, at 0, Cornhill. 52, Charing-Cross, and St. Margarees-Hift, bore.. • SPAIN. - Ilk day was published, in two elegant Volt/uses sang oetave illurrated by a modern Map of Spain, and aseet* Amur fa: Tavings, price half a guinea in boards, RAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGLIA - 1 OVINTLEMAIi ceetaining accurate Delineations of the Manners and Domestic Coedltinn of that Country, with some Anecdotes of the Prince df the Peace, the Royal Family, Rt. Re. 1. which are added. Copious Notes, containing Estimates cEtlia Power and Resources of the Spaniali Monarchy, and other interesting particulars, deduced from die lateo and bout 4ethoritir.. Halt a wordlied epee, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of recollections "—A-GRAles LITTIa Printed for RICHARD Pititta es, Bridgoltreet, and to be had et all Booksellers in Town and Country, Of whom may be bad, The PRESENT STATE of PERU, Ity I. Stinnett, Esq. with '. price Or. hi beards. toTtAat and LAND on the BANKS of the THAMES. TO he l ik r, with immediate pbssessioN a DWEL. -16 14 16 HOUSE. in the cottage stile, consisdng of two Par lours and Deavrintlloortt, four Bedchambers, with every conve nient office attached I detached is a Coach house, tkree-sal Sta ble, Kitchen, pl easure Clanktt,_ and Shrubbery, with a close of Meadow eggo ans". The Premises are pleasantly situated on the Bank" of the mes, commanding a delightful prospect of Ter low woods and the adjacent country ; one mile from Maidenhead. five from Windsor, and within a quarter of a mile from the Bath road.—For further particulars apply personally, or by letter (post paid) to Mr. Hunt Atty, Maidenhead ; or to Mr. Clarke, Sad lere-hall, Cbeapside. SiiRREY. , -:TO BE LET, TT NIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE, the Residence Jas. of the Right Honourable LORD THURLOW, deceased, together with Coach House, Garden, Stable, &c. and about thirty-four Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, lying round the House, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village of Dulwich in a most respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly se ised, and comtnunlceting with t h e metropolis (from which it is distant only six miles) by good 'roads. he Dwelling House is commodious and conveniently fitted up for the aeconunpdation of a genteel family. • Par further particulars apply at Mr. James's Office, No 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln '{ Inn, where Tickets of adiulssion may also be had Inc viewing the premises. MAIN'S ANNUAL REVIEW, IEI7. . . Thb day was publisbed, tvo: tare 41 1 Vsltosne, price One Guinea, extra board*, of bpl It-ANNUAL REVIEW, and HISTORY of LITERATURE, for the Year 1807. A. ATKIN, Editor. Treated for Lonvnaq, Horst, Rees, and Orcne ' Paternoster-row. Of whom way be bad, the let , ed. sd, 4th, and sth Voliures, *bet together or separate. Price it. Is. each, it extra boards, ri• This Review comprises in one volume acylisots of all the markspnblishcd•during the year, (including a vAety of valuable pillications which never And a plum in any other Review) uran ghl into chapters agreeably to their respective subjects, and pre stied by an Historical Introductinn. It is particularl y &totted hr the Library, and for ExportatiOn. NEW 14 - USIC, This Ay wat.pstbitshe . d, by Goulding and Co. Music-sellers, No. I*4, New Bond-street, and No. 7, Westmoreland -street, THE Grand Indian Ballet, now performing with insivosal applause at the King's fleatre, called "Constance et atimaaar," composed and wronged for the Piano Forte by Y. Venus, price Its. 4 Sonata for the F.iano Forte, with an Accompaniment for Violin and Bass, Composed and dedicated to the Countess of An trim, by Louis Von Erth, price ss. Ditto, ditto, composed and dedicated to Miss Mann, by L. Von Itch, prioe ss. The following Comic Songs now iflnging by Mr. Bannister, in his New Ente rt ainment, called " Bannister's Budget :"— De adly litely—Olthello--Hanilet—the Egciseman—Tom Tack's Ghost— the TorteliesheU Tom Cat-the Comical Family—the Love-sick Psiog-44:tss Deborah Diddle, and Sir Gilbert Gosoftly, price ls. each. Just published, prito 74. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the ERROlta committed by GtNtRALS and Fixt.o ger =RS commando kg Armies and Detaclunenti; interspersed with various instance' of teditious Disposition and pliant Achievement, from the Year MS, to the present 'Pima. To which are added, a New System Fortification, with Noel, and Suggestion. for the Improve am of Military Evolution ; Also, an Appendix, containing a rho for establishing a Military Annuity Society, the Intention of width it to secure certain Annuities to the Widows or Children Offutrs who may lose tbeir Lives In the Pubhc Service. By Lieutenant-Colonel ARMS PRONG, lase Assistant Adjutant General to theMaicatYa Forces, and Member of the Royal Irish Academy. Null= Norma ahem, si sit Prodsntia. London Printed for T. Ig trail, Military Library, mar Whitehall. SCHOOLMASTERS AND MESSRS.GOVERNES3F-S -TABART and Co. of the 'Juven il e and School Library New Bond.street, respe ct fully inform the Proyriemes and C on a oc toci o f schools, that they continue to op t ply Boots of Education on di Subjects, and in all Languages, on the lowest wholesale Terms. Thee are enabled particularly to serve Schools on terms a in; prior advantage, with quittnitles of any of the !Wowing improved aid very popular Works: • Marte's Spelling Boole. Xsir's First Catechism. The Loaf= Primmer. „ English Class Book ; cr :MS elegant and irstr , Ktive Lesson s . Joyce's Practical Arithmetic • in which the Taws of Weights * Measures, 111t4 the crit:er Rules are agiaptal to the nage areal Life and Business. Blair's Reading Exercises. o;ltismith's Gramm of Geogripty. • tokhonith's Popular Geography. $ Ditto, Geographical Copy-Books, faa. ~111ohinson's Modems History. Bobinson's Ancient lll,tory. losers easy Trench Boot's. Alkirt's easy Poetry for Children. • kilavor's Classic-al Poetry. • Pates Cabinet of English poetry. Mayor's British Nepos. Plutarch. Natural History. Universal Filsory, 15 vols. Gregory's Lectures on Chemistry, and Experimental ltkiiottot ft r with 35 Plates. Pr' ', Letters on ) Taste Composition, and Literature. 1 k utegory's System of POlite i Educatlon. Setif fra.. r —A.., • - THE c.glebrated FAINTING from OSSIAN, by GiRRARD, in the possession of the French Emperor, who purchased it for 2000 guineas, is exquisitely engraved for the Sup plementary Number of the ThirdNoltune of Le BEAU MONDR, or LITINARY and FASNIQNARLI Magazine, which was this day published, together with the Twenty-fourth Number (being the First Number of Vol. 4) of that improved Work. Periodical Publications are, in genekal, both despicable and tasteless--they peons ad attractions either In Literature or in the Fine Ans. The Magazines and Reviews, with the exceptions of one or two, are by no meant honourable to the illuminated age in w hich we etist. To supply inch defects Le iipau Monde, or Li terary and Fashionable Magazine, has been remodelled ; and the Proprietors have succeeded In rendering it the most perfect Pub lican= that has ever appeared ; and to prove the above assertion., they will boldly pronoun:ethic tag Mereint can be put in Com. pendon with it. The Literature of the Supplementary Number contains Stric tures on Ossian, with a particular reference to the Plate ; a com plete Criticism of the Paintings exhibited this Seinen at Somerwt House; with impartial and mesterly Reviews...among which is Mr. ?ox's History of Junes the Segoltd.--The Embellishments of the Twenty flunk Number consist of Four Engravings; 1. An admirable Portrait of Mr. Secietary Canning, Illustrated with the Life of that Statesmen-4. A most elquisite Enemy* of a Ro -1 man Villa, the fac siarils of a Lembeepe 9000 years old, taken from the Walls of the Ruins of tierculansen*-4. A whole length Portrait of Mr. Adatbews, as Intim in the. Crawly of The World, engraved from a Pain!lng by Mr. De Wade—. 4. Beautifully coloured Cosmoses for La dies and Cseetierem. 'Tice Literature of the Twenty.lourth Number is ricllad79dereee. 10g:..-Among which tits following Sulakeiermilli be reed with much istisfution--The .Origicial Cernesimigiciopo...nie Arbi, tra tor on the Edinburgh Revleiv—The Fine Arto.--The Life of Mr. Mathews, with *Criticism oso his Perfortnesseee—i-Le Devi Monde, fcc. &c. Price Halia.Crawn Any of the preceding Numbers may be Mudd togetlire or servos non-. I a ek.112rin...••••••• Rerand ; 41',Ifi 71 S Tsss2Ttvraii./Fi 't rrAir..3 :"...31111",1 r • I rinr. • aza r - -77 *. .. .miner peAurvirm:*lrruirkgr S * , c ai l TAgi Papt,ain 1iffit4,1,124, lc ten UP, 41111044114*cialag.ifiaiR .._ .--.7.-. She is about 13 71111S-aathasealt•4lollo74l4l t ad it. Itimpered one of th4I,I4IIIIISeraPPOP . :I.' -) . It ate has excellent NlCo4.klAtek . fne l 4loo4o l .olrianriks`7 40E p!rticulars apply ,010a*Roz Amen% 4Wili ft; llo, ikw m et Tharpoetreet ior eli dui Mister. Ml tt° l7 r il P 4l " . '' outh......—Plymodth.. June 21. MI. . . -. ' =l.:* t t Arelr e si;jIILIC SALE. • , • s• . . • . Cox i t iIiNAMIO - 404 5 *1f i g w r 0d5. 4 4 094 0 •1*0 1 16 , rigehde• A Qtfivirirry ot gniti and 0tb0i146#4,. le,folloves , • 11A1411 'IOU A 11/1111611 our or WA4 4 1 • 61 CANVAS or Tait VIRIT gtratatirt - • Qae Mr* Alga come, Hold VW fsU *out 75 feet, •.; Ideptb In the Middle SS (oft - 651 yards,. 4 4 ,0rp.t0, Head 71 het i , Foot 75 feetipepthin,the - a ddle 37 feet 634 ditto. 5.46 e Male-top-wdl„ Head 4S feet, Foot 66 feat, •Dopth in the 'Whittle 46feet - G 49 ditto. One Fore-top-sail,Hesid 37 feet, Foot 56 feet, Depth in the Middle 41 feet •.• £69 ditto. ANEIttCAN tittrAlt MAtTS. Otte 04 feet long, 18 inches square. One 58 do. 19i do. One 54 do. 16 do. One 50 do. 1811 do. PITIRINIVAGN MASTS. One 70 feet long, 20 Inches square. IlttlltAteit-TAD MASTS. Two 54 feet long, lei inches square. MAST& TROD( SHIPS IBROXLN Or. One Mabtrnset, 78 feet long 36 inches diameter. Poe Mast, 52 feet long, 13 do. Sundry Topmasts, Yards, and Spars. 100 Rough Ask Handspikes and Capstan Bars. Two Pumps chasnbered, 14 feet long. eIiCZ3 or CARL'S AND sort 34.0111 OR asst WOIN. One Piece, 13 inches 76 sthonts. One do. le do. 73 do. One do. 1 1 do. 06 do. Qee do. 11 do. 64 #o r Two do. 13 do. 71 do. A quantity Cable Junk. 35 Gun Breochings. Busty pieces new Rope of different sizes, standing and running Magog, Points and °sakes cogged, iron Strop and other blocks, Dead Eyes and Hearts, nine large Chain Plates and Dead Eyes ; a quantity of old iron Hooks and TVOisbles, Spikes, and other Nails, a Fire Engine, 135 Rammer; and Spunges , 41 leather, and 40 Wood Cartridge-bores for great Gans, tight large Cork Buoys, 10 Casks Pitch and Tarpentine Mats, Rosin, two large iron Chains, two km Copper Rudder Chains f 4 a Ship of 800 to 1000 Tons, 29 Sheets New Copper, one Cask Copper Nails, one large Ship's Bell weighing Leather and Castraa, Hozes for filling Watei, casks of different' descriptions, and a variety of other Articles. Catalogues of which may be had eight days prior to this Sale, at Melsrs. Smith, Marten . , * and St. Barbe's, London ; or of Stt:loM6 HAWtER, Merchant, Plymouths Plymolitlib kik WHO* • • PORT WlNE.—Duty Free to pay vats. FOR SALE, At the Lundon Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 15th July nett, at it o'clock in the, forenoon, A ROUT 19 PIPES of Genttine PORT WINE, Landed from the ship Devenish, 'Thomas Mayes, master, lately stranded in this port, and to be sold Free of Duty, by vir tue of an order from the Hon: Conunissidne:s of Customs and Excise, for the purpose of defraying the Salvage charges, amount ing to the sum of X 595 los. For viewing the tame, and any further Particulaus, apply . t the Counting - Housed WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant. Plymou;4l, June 24, 1208. • KENT FARMS, TO LET. By Messp. DRIVER, At Garrawag's Coffee House. 'Change-alley, cornhill, ou Thurs ' day, the 7th of July, 111041;at Twelve o'Clock, in several Lots, SUNDRY very Valuable kARMS, consisting of above 400 Acres of very rich Arabi?, Meadow, and Marsh Land, most conveniently situate ID the parilhes of Dezley and Eridi, in the county of fcenk within 1g miles of the Metropolis ; in the occupation of !oho Wirlstirti f Thomas Wiling, James Sar *met, Thomas Seal, and John Nisteeks; to ho I upon a lease of 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1202. The Lands of Bexicy msy beilveretlbt applying to Mr. Bioge, at Bexley ; and those at Erich by agotll2ll to the respective occu piers...-Printed petal: Asp may be had of Mr. Binge ; Ship Ta vern, Woolwich ; Castle, Eitham• Gravesend ; Crown, Rochester; Star, Maidsane; Bull, Dartford; Red Lion, Fara itigham ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-streft; at Gerraway'l , , and of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent-road, London. LET. • IVIAESH LAND ; ROMNEY MAILSH, By Messrs. DRIVER, 'Ate* Saracen's Head Inn, at-Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of July, 11108, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lou, k•-' UNDRY very Valuable FO RMS, consisting of above 758 Acres of exceeding ric h Marsh Land, in very high condition, situate in the parishes of Alston*, Snalth, Warehorn, Brenzet. Ivey Church, Snargate, and New Romney,lu the county of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Monk, Mrssr./. Eve and Maylane, and John Scounot ; to be let upOn a le4e for 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1808. The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers, and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Had, Ashford ; Swan, Hastings; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple dote; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone ; Kings Head, Canterbury ; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester; Rose,Sittlngbourue; Messrs. Tourney, Hytbe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street ; at Garravray's sod of Messrs. Drivers, I and Surveyors , &c. Kent road, Leann. *~•` ; i SOMERSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the lit day of August next, at the White Hart Inn , 'Wellington, precisely at Four o'Clock in the afternoon. AMODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSE, called WELLINGTON COURT, tormerly the residence of Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Calme, with the Coach-houses, Stables, Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, land all or any part of the Earns adjoining. The House is delightfully siturtied in the Vale of Taunton, and immediately adjoins die Town of Wellington, though perfealp secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin cipal door consists of a spacious Entr.mee Hall and Staircase. Anti-room 26 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, i Deawing-room 16 feet 7 inches square t, a Dinieg-room 23 feet 9 inches by 15 ft. 6 inch. and a Study 13 feet square. Above the principal Floor there are two stories of family apartnients and Dressing-rooms idjoining. The attached Offices are with aecomanodittions and the detached ones have every sort•of convenience. The Farm con tabs about 100 Acres ot .the richest Mast in the C ount y o f Somerset. 4t the same time will be sold a Dunbar of Fields detached from emit other, but adjoining the Town of AVellington; and the Manor or Lordship, with a moat. delfrable Estate, called 'Wel. lingtomPark, demisting i)f a Farm House, with suitable Out. buildings and about 9119 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Weed Lama Particstars in the mean thne may boalllainod at the 014 144_ White, Solicitor , VieU l Dl t O n e 5°1114 91 f c °I. Mr. 1 . 4 :4 . • A 44141•••• . • P totrAkttl , i 1.1 INS NF, tat Lf`i"_ _ 446 - VAbour— M l :f . M a oirCAU3 1%4 6m tistottrity of thtvtoriiit .-... ma kith AIM ouffenuttur, by-Mvime..— =*iirsiMPSek, 4ireet• thdihn!liar. fun." IS. P ' - ` #ll F , ' To SE litiiii ET ju Lc:wiz - larl i fttiT OF ass S, i 1.• utd, piiiikle'o*t' lir kir. Al3ll . _. 40.• N. , #o 7 oclifiliNeg Qllo9olMterb Tbalado- ihillEK ea Nil - tbaTiogivr-. ..,,z...z. , , .... itt LA. 'it i :.!• .6 . ' 110 M - . 0• :4 . 0:. 3 fog eithieit . ki wdi - ' • ' n rd etas • . *kiwis torlb • 4 = I-4 1 - -. Easdp*oJ. seitiryli;_sig oi.her. 1411199; Mllilikb Ilia. sibefMre• ... , iF•.. ' 4.1 A e 4 urier,,-; ivoliP l 4 thiAls do* As , CAOYI36I4,"3UIRRTY. PiValliditirigss i Thies MONA NteginiraliatCoollllo 4 Caved. CON HariEt t l. - , LINO. far Bsking. •1 7 By Order fit doe it damned , damned, at tare= wars Coliw-bonse, Praia?. M. 15, at Twelve o'Cloc=ra; ' r rit 91'HE Viluable FREEHOLD %STATES, omit priding eligible, nenteel % and cab is Dwelling-baalara." with OACIII. Gardena, Coach-homes, OWN. Yards, ar.i. situ ate in High-street, Chords-street, and Cranwholl, Croydon; in passassiun of Colynei Haldain t Mama Hardt. Brio. urn, Burford, Price, and others—ela part Tenants at Oar iggs Ground and A.and ea repdes Coonanon to build on ia panytion of Mr. Barber, sad Tithindlrand in Croydon. Paracnbut Ind Tickets gar Mao**. of lit.rili'. bill; at th e prinet)al Inns. CI .1 , Gadatuas ; Grlossied; Star ( *T i Liorace Old Si up, on • Mr. Weller Biand,llcaskant; do/itg. Alain i at Jabbis,_ Warwitivatroct, Wimp Tidos 1111, ba bid. bi l r.;~ SURREY. • Eligible Freehold Emote, ReADLEV, between I.I4ATIISJIL tiEAD and ib a REIGATE ROAD, ' ' By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colfte-bouse, 'Change-alley, Cornhrn, on !At*, tidy IS, at Twelve, in Two Lots : Lot LT_TEADLEY GROVE HOUSE, veith Of -1. L fires of all descriptions, Excellent Garden, Lawn, Sic. FartnYard, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildinp and sundry In. closuresof Meadow, Pastri e.rable and Taiying Woodland, ro all lying compact, wirun ' fbe Buildingi, containing upwards • of ninety Acres, situate on eadley Common, In the Parish of Walton and tieadley, a fine dry, healthy Spot, commanding ex tensive Vliwii over a rick and diversified Country, about seven ' Miles from Sutton, six from Reigate, five from Leatheri.ead, and nineteen from London, in possession at Haney Sewell, Esq. till 1 Michaelmas next. . Lot 11. Two loclosures of Arable Land, on the opposite side 1" of the road to Lot I. forming a very eligible spot for Building, 1 cerninanding . beantiful Views. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Pertteulars i may be bad; at the principal Inns at Reigate; Cock, Sutton ; Red Lton, Dorking; Swan, Leatherhead ; White Hart Guildford ; Kipg's Aims, Oodaiintit.' Sun, Kingston; Old Ship, Brighten; ,' Star, Lewes; of Messrs. and Greex, Sidieltors Salisbury square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warerick-itreet, Golden-square, ' 1 vrbire a Plan of the Estate may be sees. NGRiIIUMBERLAND. To be SOLD by PRCVATEDONTRAcT, THE Valuable and Eitensiie . FREEHOLD MANOR or LORDSHIP of BELFORD, comptlag the i wham of the Town of Belford—The Blue Bell Inn and Poit. House, lately enlarged and fitted up at a great expence—The Per petualAdrowson—The Substantial it'll Elegant Modern Mans ‘ p House, with Offices, Gardens, ind Plantations, delight! situate/ on an eminence, and replete with every convenience or the residence of a large Family; auntie -I Farms and Lands, con gaining about Three Thousand Acres of rich Arable, hl4adow, Pasture. and Wood Land, let to respectable Tenants; all Tithe- Free except Lamb ; within a Ring Fen4e , and the Lan&Ta4 te deettied. The Manor abounds with G4iie, and at 'it small distance from the terwn there is great abundance of excellent Coal and Lime AMC. The Estate is kgrimodiously situated for water carriage, highly ornamented by luxuriant Plantations of about tiny years growth, and the Property in general capable of very great improvement. Belford ts a Post-Town, being the Stage on the Great North Rciad,between Ainwick atvieprwick-upon-Tweed, kom which places it is situate about fourteen miles; nine miles from Wooller , forty-eight from Newcastle-upon-Tyric, sixty-nine keret pr.,4 = burgh, and three hundred and Sheen from I .ondon. ' For a view of the Baste apply to Mr. Dinning, at Newlands, near Belford, of whom printed partict4ars may be had ; also at the Bel Inn, Belford ; the Wilke Swill, Alnwick ; the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; the Red Lion, Berwick-upon- Tweed ; and the price and further particulars may be known of Mr. Cbraidge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, *here a Plan of the Estate may be kap. FOR TM! TEETH AND GUMS. • p, I Public is respectfully cautioassi a g ainst Ifni- TS•sioos of the ESSENCE of PEARL and ARL DEN TIPRICE, invented by the late Janos HeuxT,Dentist to the Queen and the Paiset of Watts, which have been proved by I >r g experience to be infinitely more efficacious for the Teeth and Gums, than anything yet discovered. They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bailey and Blew, Coekspur-street, London, price its. 9d. each, enclosed in 4 stamp, in whit b the following words are engraved, " J. HIM ET, i l BAYLEY and I.slrf, Cockspur-street," the Forgery whereoria Felony. Sold ado retail by T. SCARMAN (late. Punnet' and Sun. =star to Mr. Hemet,) George-street, I-I:now-square. N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and persons who have the care of Children, as the greatest preserve. ?lye of young and tender Teeth. FJR T :EJiTH.-T POW'I)Lik. Patronized end nisei by: their Royal Highnesses the Duke" of Clarence and Kcnt, :lad universally used by the first persons of rank in this kingdom, and all foreign Courts, and Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who hive found the good firms in long Voyages above these twenty-five years. TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENT RIFICE .•' or, ASIATIC TOOTH-POWDER, acknowledged by the most respectable medical authorities--toed by many, and recent mended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweet.; the breath, possesses no acid that quieorrode the enamel, Oar* a beautiful polish I m the teeth. From ita astriageon It strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy, (which often proves the defini tion of a whole set of teeth), and preserves sound teeth trot de cay, decayed teeth from becoming worse, and fattens those which are ionic. In the. estithation of those who have been in the habit arming it, it prevents the return of the too;h-ache, wi4t which before they had been violently afflicted. and obviatesthe necessity - et that most disagreeable of all operations, sealing the teeth.- 7 - Irdkewise a TINCTO e, which possesses the power of easing the Most viol, ti; tooth-itch. and is a wash with the Powde.--A Can dagainst puichasing say Asiatic Teeth Powder, without 6 ‘ M. tter: on the Fame on the top of the box : all others ate ellerfets. , wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, lieenforp. • Strand ; and by uppointment, at most of the wholesale rt ill :r% I Londe° ;mid, out atom. by Mr. Simmons, Porte- Moth ; and Mr. blill t ditto ; Mr. Corbett, Plymouth ; Mr. Granville, Dock ditto; Mrs. Shearcliff and Prosser, Beisitli Mr. Vine, Bath; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight ; Mr. Cove, Notting ham; Mr-Ponta, Cokbester; Butler, Oaftsedis fps. wish ; Mr. Dyer,iNeweastle upon Tyne ; "[swim's. * , •rsa Jacoubt, Sheerness; Lucas, Soetkampton ; and ,at, Yeensoutig and in every capital town throughout England.. 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