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No. 27, Argyll-street ; Tuectlay, Wednesday, Friday, seta ,lsy, No. 54, Lombard-street, Iron Ten until •lirce. lAl'. (nin e wile% Ith a N ADVOWSON to be disposed of, situate in Athe richest part of the County of 1 Mil EFORD, worth w imp to Xtino per anattm; •tith a prnspeci of early presen seo. .The l'srsorage House and Buildings have been lately ,4 6 1 , , at a comidtraide r spence ; and the situation commands it SW beautttul picturesque scenery. Fe farther particulars apply (if by letter, post paliPto Mr. 6. of at b, Land Agent and Surveyor, Hereford. ,CONEY continues to be furnished to the Public at annuity interest, on Freehold, Copyhobl, Leasehold or Life. 1.11 E sta t e s, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Marriage intlernents,W.s w's Jointures, Wills, Church Livings, etc. 1 he pill arid Gentry of-known property, or their heirs, may be f ey ltd on their Annuity Bonds. All Annuities will be redeem able, and the business conducted with dispatch, secrecy, and boom Apply personally, from nine to five', or by letter, to the Se amy of the Knightsbridge Bank, hear Hyde Patk Corner, trio is impowered to treat for any sum, not less than ,E 3 X), to ~T inm ent, matters of magnitude being preferred. [al ttr orci , „ oftb- and 6. Nord im4l OETTING, preseriing SEED and V FRUIT from FROST, BLIGHT, andBIRDS.--Getitle- B ies, Garderen, and Others. supplied by the hundred weight, he hundred. or net. Inpetior old Netting for Bakers, at :los. tto headrest weight, at George (Amber's New and Old Net Ware- Yore, No 10, Crooked-lane, near the Monument. Also sound oh Nang to particular lengths, at J. the square yard. Horse Nem in great variety of colours, and on an improved plan. ING'6 CATALOGUE for 1812, was this tidy D. plashed. comprising a very select COLLEC LION of gigyii in the English and French Languages, consisting of ,‘,4 te &pits; and a great number of rare and unique Articles, bet get lyeidingc, including the Duplicates of a Nobleman's 14hr.rt. obe had at Aspernes, Curuhill, and 991, Oxford .t,opoesie Bern.!rs•street, price Is. I!..et :OWk :ast. arts. t„•., Ran, it ura. 12.0 and :Ibis day waN published, Ihr!tecuely printed an a fine woven paper, in 2 *oft. copy 800. Praia Dw. t c dedicated to Mr. HENRY Davin F.IIIILJNE, IiEAUFOI.I): or, a PICTURE of HIGH LIFE. By HENRY CARD, M.A. of Pen)! oke College, Oxford. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivhgton, No 62, St. Paull Church yard; sad also by J. liatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. VT, at E. for *rd ThU day were published, In 2 vols. (Ivo: price Ws. boards, SERMONS on prevalent Errors and Vices, and on various other topics; from the German of the Rev. Gaols nu isacslte ZOLLIKOFER, Minister of the Rtforrited Conattgadon Ltipsscli. By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F.V.S. Kit d for I ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater sestr-row.' Of wnnm may be had, by the same Author, I. Dignity of Mao, s vols. Bvo. price XI Is. boards. t Cn Ediadoo, 2 vols. ,$ vn. Li Is. boards. & faivals and Fasts of the Church, 2 vols. Bvo. LI 4s. bds. and rcrT trr.- Ltek rnu Lud- WM um and if* nal ac 4 COM 1214 1% to alo MO i4l Ow 04 b d oil ~i ~~ THE SECOND EDITION. This day was publish. d, price fhb in boards, A'SCHYLI PROMETHEUB VINCTIJS. Ad Edam Ms:orum emendate:4 Now et Glossarium adjecit JACOBUS BLOMFIELD, A.M. Coll. SS. • • ••, Trin. apud Cautab. Duper Socius. • E.DI 110 SECUNDA, Priore emeadatior, et multi, partibus auctior. Accent INDEX in Gloisariunt. Centabriez: Typls Academicii tscudit J. Sati.b, 1312. Ve mut lamiini apud J. Mawman. Of whommay be bad, jo‘t published, %lessor Monk's Edltkm of the HIP vocti US of EURIPIDES, price 6s. 6d. boards. This day was •IS One Volume Octavo, ps.ce in boards 7'. 6d. AN ESSAY ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION. 4y the late Mrs. TRIMMER. Piloted for P. C. aid J. Riving:on, No. 64; St. Pant's Church- IMd J. Hatchani, 190, Piccadilly. ILI This Essay was origin Ally printed in the Guardian of Rtwllbova•meu lotted Booksellen may be Fai, a few re• lialoki sets ot the Guardian of Educa: ion, in five 'mimes, price Jabot's Is. 12*. J. and a few of the liitzer numbers to corn-- Ike Ids. Th!s day was pliblie , ed, in Folio, price "len Guineas, VERSAILLES, PARIS, and SAINT DENS; autairring a Series of FORTY VIEWS, Coloured to hoi. bit Drawings made by J C. NATrES, illustrative of the Capi tdd frame and the burrounaag Places, with au Historical and Five Ac.mmt. M 4 by Longman, Hurst, Rea', Orme and Brown, Pater. 'row; W. Miner, Albemarie-ftrett ; Cadell and Davies, "wag; Colnaglii and Co. Cockspur-street ; at the British Gal. 1 ,7,54, New B on d street ; and may b e h a d o f J. C. 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BENJAMIN HITCHCOCK, a Letter Carrier, is In custody, charged with embezzling Letters, containing Propeny. The following Country Bunk Moter were found in his posscaslon : £5 Norfolk Generol, Bank. £5 Norfolk General Bask. £5 58. Elieflied Bank. They are supposed to have been taken from Letters. The Owners are desired immediately to apply at this Office, and transmit a description. By Command of the Postlhtstet -Gourd!, FRANCIS FREE LING, Secretary. EXCHEQUER BILL aFFICE. Nrw PALACE -YARD, WESTMINSTER, FLe. 18, ISM THE HOU6E of CONIMONS having, on the 17th inst. come to the follon•i❑g R.:solution " fiat every per " son interested in, er entitled unto any Exchequer Bill or Bills, " dated betwc:en the lit day of March, 1811, and 14th day of " February,lBl2., ss ho shall carry the same to the office of the " Paymasters 'of Exchequer Bills, between the C2d and 29th " days of February, 1812, both inclusive: (unless a sum " amounting to fourt:en millions principal money of the said " Bills shall be sooner subscribed) shall be paid the interest " that shall become due thereon respectively to the 9th day of " March, 1812, inclusive, and shall have in exchange for such " 13tH or Bills, a certificate or certlcates to the Governor and " Company of the Bank of England, expressing the principal " sum contained in such Bill ur Bits, which certificate or cur " titivates shall entitle such persou or persons for every ore " hundred pound, principal money contained therein, to one bun " died and e;glit pounds capital tt•,<,f in annuities, after the rate if " five pounds pt,r tentain per annum, to be added to and made " one joint stock with the live pounds per centum annuities, " created by acts male in the g4tb, 29th, 34th, 35th, 56th, 37tb, 48th, 49th, 50th, and 51st years of his present Me " jesty, for granting 'annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Vic " walling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, a::d Exche- " quer Bills, and the intere,t to csminience from the sth day •" of January, 1812, whai said annuities are to be redeemable ", at the same time, and in like manner as the said annuities " already established are now redeemable by Parliament, and " to be charged upon, and made payable out of the Consoll " hind of Ureat Britain." TILE PAYMASTERS OF EXCHEQUER BILIS do hereby give notice, That daily attendance will be given at their Office, from ten o'clocl: in the morning to one o'clock in the afternoon (Sunday excepted), from Saturday, the 22d, until Saturday the 29 h instant, both inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the Ex chequer Bills, intended to be funded, pursuant to the above Re in:triton : and the.Brarers thereof ate desired to place the several descriptions of bills in reparate Lid: (which are to be *brained at the O)fice), classing them in the order of the dates, and arranging numerically such as are of like date and value; and they are to express the amount cf the principal sums contained therein, and. the amount of interest that will be due thereon (which will be paid in money) computed from, but excluding the day on which they are respectively dated, to the 9th day of March, 181 it, in clusive, when the interest will cease; and they are desired to state the amount of capital stock to be created, la respect of the principal sums intended to be funded, and to write ehtir names (without abreviation of tin it Christian names, awl places of ab?de on their 1.....5t5, and to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures. To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at th Offica previously for nit morauda, and to hr ng diem ready filled up at the time of subscription ; observing, that the aggregate amount of their several Lists must be stated in ote memo, N. B. The days fur payment of interest and fcr delivering Cer tificates in•Eachange, is ill be advertised in the Public Papers as early as possible. • DRYDEN'S POI: 'Ic:AL WORKS. This day was iiultli.hed, handsumily printed nn a superfine paper, in four large vol.. Sen. with a Peru-art of the Author, price, in boards, £3. 31. a -ew edition of THE POETICA L WORKS of JOHN DRY IA.N. With Notes and Iliststretions by the late Dr. Jo. seph i'Varton, the Rev. John Warta°, and others, and his Life by Dr. Samuel Johnson. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinron, T. Payne, J. Nunr., R. Lea, Lackington and Co. J. Richardson, Longman and Co. Ca deli and Davies, ar.d S. Barter. N.B. 'ibis work is printed in an uniform size with the four volumes of Mr. Maloae's edition of Dryden's Prose Works, and together comprehend the most interesting parts of this eminent Writer's Works. This day was published. In r0r..1 410. price * XS. 15s. 6d. boards,(w:th 25 Enzratrings from the Designs of the Atitlsar, a Plate of Inscriptions,. and three Maps; one from the Observations*/ Captain lames Suther land, and two drawn by Mr. Morrier and Major Rennell), AJOURNEY through PERSIA, ARMENIA, and ASIA MINOR to CONSTAR I'INOPLE, in the Years 1608 and 1809, in which is Included some Account of the Proceeding. of his Majesty's Mission under Sir Harfced Jones, Bart K. C. to. the Court of the King of Persia. By JAMES MORRIER, Esq. His Majesty's Seem ary of Embassy to the Connor Persia. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme PatA.noster row ; and at the Bri ish Gallery, No. 54 , New Bo:sd-str!eP. •.,• A tew Copies with Proof Itui.ressions of the Plates on India Paper, price £3 ss. DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH. This day was published, price 75.4 n boards, the nd edition, with additions, of P RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR DER'S of the STOMACH, with some new ideas relative to the Bile in promoting Digestion. hy GEORGE REEQ, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians. Senior Physician to din London Dispensary, Lecturer on the Practice of Phys i c, &C. London : Published by Allen and Co. 15, Paternoster-row. Part the Second, ort-Acid in the Stomach, and its effect in pros ducinkGout, Headache, &c is in a ptate of forwartyne.s. ___---- DR. PARKINS 'S YOUNG MAN'.' BEST COMPANION. Ibis day was published, neatly pr;nted -in Duodecimo aml em biAtished with a line Engraving, Number t, to be condoned Weekly;and anupletvil iu 14 Numbers, pr.ce Ligllt•pence each, of I I R. PA RKINS's YOUNG MAN's BEST COM -1-0 PANIOI4; or SELF-INS I RUCTOR, containing Reading, Writing, and At ithmetic, in an iaaier way tkan,any y t published, wi h instructons to qualify any person for liminess without the help of a Master; .Merchant's Accounts, Book-keeping, Method of Measuring Carpenters, lowers, Bricklayers, Plasterers, Plum bers, Ma ous, C Aztecs, and Painters Work, and the mosie of , undertaking and 'executing the same. Also, Gauging, DiA;ng, Dying, Getuurittr, Making Colours. 'l'o whi.h is added a 'treatise. on Jliort- H mi.!, and an Essay on the Importance of ' .Knowledge; also a familiar View of 'I heolo k ty„ Works of Nature, Logic, bioquence, hiechattles, bleerricity,Galvainsos, Geography, AArtsnomy, History, Clironol;.gy, Ste. ecc. I.ontioa Published by thoinas Tegg, Na 111, CheaFalde, and may ha procustd of all Bookseller, audNewsnaun LLOYD'S..FEBRITARY 6, 1612. AT a Meeting held this day, i n.t h e C omm i ttee . Room, to take into consideration the situation of the dows ..nd Families of the unfortunate hlea, lost in his Majesty's Ship,, 81'. GEORGE, of 98 gucs, 6 ' HERO, of 74 guns, and DF.FENCE, of 74 guns, Lately wreclfed on their passage front the Baltic, amounting W upwards of 2000 in number, Thr Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Chair, Res3iv2d, That this Meeting, deeply impressed with the snag nitude of the calamity, which has been attended sv.th a loss of lives much exceeding the number lost in either of the great Bat tles of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar ; do recommend that a Subscription be now opened for raising n sum of money fur the relief of the Widows and Families of the deceased, to be applied, under the direction of a Committee to be hereafter appointed fur that purpose by a General Meeting of the Subscribers. Subscrrions received by the Masters of this House ; at Messrs. Hoare., Fleet-street ; Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevan and Co. the Hon. Simnn Frazer, Perring and Co.; Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smiths; Messrs. WiUis, Wood, Prreival, and Co. ; end the other Bankers in London and Westminster. A Meeting of the Subscribers, and others dedrous of promot ing this Sub3cription, will he held at this House, on hurklay next, the 9. 0t h Instant, at 12 o'clock prethely, for the purpose of 'appointing a Committee. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECtIVIrD Adm. Lord Gambler £2l ' 0 F. R. Holdsworth 5 S Vice• Admiral oirJames Thomas Rowcruft 10 10 Saumarer, Bt. 21 0 James Wilkinson. R.N. 5 11 Thnm•on Boner 10 10 Charles Kiln:leo:Ill 10 10 Henry Hoare 10 10 Wyndham K n 1:clibull 3 5 Henry Hugh Hoare 10 10 George and IViotric: Op- Charles Hoare 10 10 penliumer 10 10 Wm. Henry Hoare 10 10 Thomas, Roberts tied Henry Merrick Hoare 10 10 Sutton 10 10 J. J. Angerstein 10 10 Rear• Admiral Beetle 20 0 John Angerstein 10 10 T. Rhodes 5 5 Joshua Reeve 10 10 B. A. Goldunid and Co. 15 0 Munro, Brown, and D. H. and J. A. Rucker Munro 10 10 and Co. 20 0 Clagett and Pratt 10 10 Thomas Kettlewell 5 1 George Godwin 10 10 Bell and Wilkinson 5 5 Robert Shedden 10 10 Pearson Walton 5 5 Crowder, I.avie, and James Bryce 31 3 Garth 10 10 John Greffulke 10 10 Woodbine Parish 10 10 Üb. Sartors 10 10 Wm. and Philip Emes 10 10 Sir Wm. Leighton, Knt. Noble. Hunt, Fowler, and Alderman 15 15 and Co. 10 10 Thomas Aston, Son, and Thos. Alldridge, lately Backhouse 10 10 Secretary_ to Vice- A. Z. 5 0 Admiral B. Douglas S 5 Thomas Wilson 10 10 Joseph Williams 5 5 Larkins, Son, &Russell 10 10 Alexander Riddell 10 10' Wm. Farquhar and Mo. Innes, Beveridge, 3c Co. 10 10 r;ee 5 5 Felix and Geo. Clay 10 10 Thomas Cocksbutt 5 5 Edward Hodges . 10 10 Thomas King 10 10 Thomas Parry 5 6 smith, Payne, & Smiths 21 0 Andrew Bredel • 10 10 Fraser Peering, Shaw, Kirk Boost 10 10 Barber, and Co. 21 0 Smith, Marten, and Cirirles Layton 5 5 Smith 10 10 Wm. l'errington 10 10 John Craig 5 5 I Jam , s Inglis and Co. 5 5 Edward Ailfrey 10 10 Newmark and Co. 5 5 Joshua Saunders 5 5 Sampson, Sharp, and Ba- Tholnas Fergat‘on 5 5 Lard 10 10 Ing'is, Ellice, and Co. 10 10 Henry Stokes and Son 5 5 Wm. Seymour and Co. 5 5 Jor 'alue and Shaw , 10 10 Rrld, Irving, and Co. 10 .10 W. S. Hathaway • 5 5 La-ham and Parry • 'lO 10 J. Swaney 5 5 Revaz, Ilarfzrd, and S. Fredeg, Grate, & Co. 5 5 Revaz 10 10 S. L. Behrens 5 5 David Hunter - S S Emanuel Cohen 5 5 Samuel Donaldson 5 5 Wm. Northags 5 5 J. W. Smith 5 5 Wm. Brown 3 3 Barclay, Tritton, Bevan. E. Durant 10 10 and Co. 21 0 John Bnck 5 5 John and John Mac- lees Hurry 5 5 kenzie 10 10 Moses Getting 5 5 Admiral Nugent 10 10 Rt. lion. Lord Eardley 10 10 Castendleck and Hentz 10 10 J. Y. Fownes S 3 Jno. Stockwell 5 5 Wi'bank and Petyt 10 10 _ ... . _ . . _ _ James Ramsay 10 10 Edward Metlows . 10 0 Adm.SirC.Cottoo,Bart. 10 10 Mrs. Medows 10 0 James Sykes 10 10 George CLarle and Co. 5. 5 James Sykes, fun. 5 5 Edwud Simeon 10 10 Capt. Sykes, tt. N. 5 5 Joseph /Sell 5 5 Capf-Juo.Tyrwhitt,R.N. 5 0 Win. Holden 5 3 HeymanWt.lle, and Co.lo 10 Geo. Sharp and Sons 10 10 T and S. Mello son 10 10 H. Abbott 10 IP F. C. Aberdein 5 5 Jas. Campbell and Co. 10 lu Ant. Stough 5 5 John Wi'son Croker 120 0 . _ __ _ Isaac Hawkins Browne 5 5' Mush and Creed 21 0 lames Cazonove St Co. 10 10 I Willis, Wood, Percival, Major•Getieral Burr .5 0 I and Co. CI 0 TO ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS. APREMIUM of ,E2OO, will be paid to the Ar. chitect, or other Person, who shall present the most ap proved DESIGN for a Penitentiary House, to be erected for the purpose of confining, employing, and reforming Transportable Offenders. Two other Premiems of a€loo and £5O, respec tively-, will also be paid for two ether Designs of such a Building which, although not approved, may appear to be the next in merit. Furthsr particulars with respect to the number of Offenders to be contained in such a building, and other necessary informatioo, may be learnt, by applying to the State Paper Offica, iu Scotland Yard, where a P•an of the Ground may be seen. TO HOUeE-BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS, &c. fT is intimated to .such as may wish to speculate & upon what will give an immediate large return, and afford a future incalculable advantage, that Ground Is now ready to be felled off up= bu Iding Houses, immediately contiguous to, and lying between the Wharf and Bason of the Caledonian Can al the Town of Inverness. The Proprietor has no view to a great ground-rent, but washes to engage with perions able and willing to execute Dwelling-houses upoo a Seale of elegance suitable to the magnificent Works executing by Government. Every Arti cle of Building is easily obtained : the advantage of an excellent Quarry will be giver. House rent is extremely high, and dwell ings much wanted. The only speculation of the sort in the ne•ghbourhood has answered extremely wdl, and the Canal is proposed to be opened soon. To such as have the means of speculating, therefore, such an opportunity of vesting Capital to great advantage, may not rea dily again occur. Applicatims to Mr. Donald Williamson, at Muirtown, by Ina verneis, will he duly answered and attended to. Pubne Carriages arrive every day from the South at In verness, which is already a large and prospirous Town of above 10000 inhabitants, and within a feW minutes walk of the CAW-, (lonian Canal. January 27, 1814. STOMACH PILLS.—A eine of regular prescription, and established credi., i; perhaps one of the most safe and efficacious, that can be taken at this sea on of the year, and at all times for Spasm', Wiwi in the Sto mach, Nervous Complaints, to promote r, gular 141piration, in Defiieitcy of ttol, and in Obstruction of the Bowels, Heart-burns Comiveneart, Gold, Vomirings, and in Head-aebs. On trial, their intrinsic worth will prove their best recommendation; they are particularly recommended during the course of Sea Balling, and d inking the Sea and Miner.d Waters; also to ' those living in Warm Climates. Prepared by Turner.. S3ILLITOE, Jun. Druggist, Tottenham High Cross, lviidllebez,hy vaist of an Ass gnment front li. and J. lleserick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Sitcedinian ;,and are toll by Shaw and l dwards, No. 66, Ft. Pau.'s Church-yard ; and Bum and Co. No. I Si', Orford street, in Defies, at os. ee. ed. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea; and may be had of the Principal Wailer* of Mad Ones in Town and Cowitry. SALES BY AUCTION. IT. AMEr.g OVIAR VA L ABLY FREF.HOLD PittAlizES, WITH AN EX. TENSIVE PLOT OF GROUND. KINO-SEREET, ST. JAMES'S.SQUARE..—By Mr. itOBIN3. At Castaway's, on Thursday, Frbruary 110, at Twettrts AVALUAI3LE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; coinisling a commodious and veryeatensitte Rasanastea, situate on the South-tiJa, of Khirstrest, St. James's -nu" adapted in it of apartments and Allusion for an Hotel vf first or for a Manufactory requiring room, em. bracing a iruntage of uplands of sixty feet, and extending back. wards about Via feet ; immediate possession may be bad .1 'Fo be viewed by applying on the Premise. ; where Particulars may be had; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick. street, Golden-square. KEN!'.—ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES TA SEVERN DROOO CASTLE, Ganlens, I'lea4ure•grosiods. sd rieteen Ames of Land—By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's, oc Thuriday, the euth instant, at twelve, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the well-known picturesque ornament of the County of Kant. SEVERN DM OOG CASTLE, slum eon the summit of Shooter's 31111, commanding unrivalled, extensive, and deli fitful views over a vast expanse of country 1 Pleasure-sr lunch Laid out with lawns and plates:lons, mak Sixteen Acre. of WoOdslasid adjoin. Mg, fornaFig a sitiatlott and middle: unequAled in the kingdom, and only eight miles from London. Pa: tot the Pleasure-growls and Gardens are held ui.der the Crown, the Castle and remainder o: the land is freehold. Tu be viaweri, byapplyhar to Mr. Nott, oo the pnaases, of whom pa:drays may be hod; at the that), Shooter's HA I; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn ; 'loyal Mortar, Woowkb; Gran Maa, Blackheath; Grerh .und, Urecavritii Brtabk y ; Rises Arms, Croydon; Yount am, Canterbury at Ciorraway's ; at Mr. got gas, Warerick•s•reet, Gaet. spat% NORFOLK. ELIGIBLE FREMISFS fora BREWER, MA MITER, or the CORN TRADE, &e. at YARMuUIIi, contiguous to the Navigation.—By Mr. ROBINS, At GAIIIKAWAT . II, on hunday, Frbruary 20, at Twelve, A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; corn. prising an Elil;ible DWELLING- ROUSE, separated from the road by a garien, planned foe the accommodation of a Family,•with excellent °faces, gardens, and tarace-walks, al. tune at Yarmouth, In the enmity of Norfolk, crtitigooo t t o the Navigation, with spacious Premises, admirably adipted (or the Corn Trade, a Brewer, or Makster ; the out-buttlinp ecssf* of a malt-house, of 35 coemb steep, with two granaries, suited to contain 20e0 quarters of grata, brew-Louse, fitted up, and offizes adjoining, malt kiln, mall - ho use, beer .core-house, stable, counting-house, pump of excellent water, spacious yards, &e. the whole ends:red by walls; well worth the attention of any Gentleman in the Corn, Maltirg, or Brewwg Trade, or dthrn who have a thsire to embark. To be view e d by applying to Mr. Lee, on the Prernles, of whom Particu!ars may be had; at the Ship sod Nelson'. Anne, Yarmouth • King'. Head, Norwich ; Duk .'a H ad, Ly nn ; Hoop, Ca mbridge ; Golden Lion, Ipswich ; White Hart, Scole inn; Cups, Colciie%:er ; lVidte Hari, Brentwood and itonsford at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins Warwlck-sfrea., Golden. avare, where a Plan of the Premises may be seen. BRUTON-8 MEET, BERKELEY4QUARE. Genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR Ntlll.tE. PIET sod Chimney Glasses, capital Set of Mahogany Pill4r and Clair Dining Tahiti, Sideburd, an Elht day ellek, Glass. &c. By Mr. ROBINS, on the prelates, YS, Bruton -street, Brrkeley. square, on Friday, the 2at instant, eleven o'clock, (the Property of a Gentleman deceased,) 'THE genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD di. FURNITURE: compristng four-Post, tent, and other Bed. steads, with chintz, cotton, and nturine lurnitures; prime -seasoned Fes her beds and Bedding; French Window-cunains, in eh net, cotton, and merino ; Turkey and Brussels Carpets; *maned Chairs, Sofas, &c.; capital well nude Cabinet Articles, CI Wardrobes, Chest of Drawers, dressing, card, and Pembroke Tables, a ctpi. tal Set of Dalin. , Tables on pillars and claws, Sideboard, Book. cases, Parour Chairs In hair-cloth, an eight-day Clock by Rutha. my, Glass, and numerous kitchen requisites. be viewed on Thursday preceding the Sale; Catalogues an the premises, and of Mr. Robins, Was stack-street.Go den-square. HUNTI NODONSHI R E. ELIGIBLE FRFEHOLQ EsrATE, TITHE FREE, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED.—By.Mr. ROBINS, At Canaway's, on Tuesday, Mardi 10th, at Twelve, in Two Loy s, A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, and Land Tax redtemed. _ _ _ lot 1. Comprises Foxr Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di. vided by thriving quick Fentee, containing upwards ot Fort?. four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of t wvlve Acres, lo a ring fence, tithe free, and Land Tax red-emed, situate in West• field, in the Parisk ot Godmanthester, about one utile from the Town, and by the roadside to Orford, a ►hort distinct from the River Ouse. Lot 2. A Fieeold capital rich Meadow, a short di.tance frail Lot 1, containing SA. :AL IW. bounded on the West by the Riser Ouse, and adjoining to the lands of the C ,, rporation ; this* free, and land tax redeem d. The Lands are in excellent cultivation, forming a serf eligible Property fur occupation, or to Invest money ; the whole in pos. 'mien of Mr. Richard Mies, tenant front year to year. May be viewed by appl)br• e to Mr. Miles, at Godmanchester, where Particulars m.ty be had, and at the Horse Shoe Inn; at the Foturain Inn, Huntingdon; Angel, Stilton; Wheat 'beaf, Alcoobury Hill; of Mr. Randall, Solicitor, Cambridge; the Crown, Caxton; Feathers, Wades Mill; of Mesars.Windus,Son, and lioltawav, Sol:cit.lra, Southampton hulldings,Chancery lass at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Widows square, where a Plan udy be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, ESTATE, sod 11THZ11 at ALTON PRIORS aad STOWELL, WILTS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, by Mr. RUSS, At the Castle Inn, Weise', on Friday, the Vat day at Uproar? next, at Three o'Clocis, in the Afternoon, in wo Lots, Lot I. I 'HE MANOR of ALTON PRIORS 1 - and STOWELL, in the County of Wits eons. prising a capital Mansion Howe, Coach-house, Stables, Yards. and Gardens. Also a substantial Farm-house, with ail maw sag and convenient Hams. Yards, Stables. Labourers' Cottages, and other Our-buildlnrs, sod upwards of 1120 Acres of rich Arable Meadow (partly wrered) Pasture, Wool. an l Down I Land, situate within a ring fence, at Alton aforesaid, (Nay seven IMiles from the Market Town of Devises and Marlborough, in the renting of Mr. Robert Grafly for the remainder of a term of twelve years which w:il expire on the irth of March, 1817. This dig bie Estate Is free of all Mites, rice t the modus of ES. 7s 4d. payable to the Vicar of Alton, and £l. 4s. to the Ifor. OW of Saint Criss, a: Winchester. The Land.tax is redeemed, die Parochial Fazes are light, and as at the end of .he 'ferns it Will Clear a vary considerable advance of rent, it affords au ex cellent opyort unity to any one des.rsists of investing his n on:y in the purchase of Land. N. B. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs through part of she Estate. Lot 2. The Tithes of Corn and Hay, and other Great Tithes arising within the Hamlet of Stoa.‘4l, consisting of 330 Acres or thtreabouts, of vainable Land, principally Arable, In the °act-- patio() of kir. William lit chcoth, as tenant from year to year. PtintLti yarticulars and Cordirions of bate will shortly be ready, and may be had at the principal lons in the neighbour_ stool; at hfe-srs. Debary, Scnilanaore and Currey's No. 14, Gate -street, Lincoln's Inn-tields, Lodi] at the leuCtionesert and at the Once of Messrs. Guy and Michell, in Citipprishosi s where Plan tai Oaf Estate may be seen. , ~~~ .;•