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1..•••. -- NT/MBAR s24s. O,PICIt OF fribNANCE, dilly 9, 1819. trIRE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of NM MS JESTre ORD.braf NCR, le &rely give Naze, That Proposals will ba received at their Office, in Pan Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 20th instant, from such Per sons as may be willing to andertake the Supply of FOREIGN 'TIMBER and DEALS, for Service of this Department, for a period of three yeses, determinable at the expiration of one year, upon a Dodos of time months at the option of either party. Printed Lists of the Timber and Deals to be supplied, and all father Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraet„may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, m M ELD aforesaid, any day between the hours often and fnur o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed el Proposals for Timber and Deals;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the &IA ,08th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party *Wilt la or an agent In hie behalf shall attend. Br Order of the Board, R. If. CRE W, Sanitary. piny c ATION. ( N MONDAY, Anguat 2, 1813, will be re-okned. 11l atter the Mithuniner Vacation, the Seminary for a limited number i f Pupils, Pullni's Row, Wington, by the Rev I. I .Vat .A M. Tunis, touiy Guineas per Annum. A few Pupas fimbli int their Education arb accommodated in a room to tbinutetves, amply furnished with Glubi, Cbatts, and an extensive Library fur gent rat improvement. Racial:cis to Dr. A. Rees; Hon. Simms Fraser and Co. Corn. bill; Meesrs. Treacher Paternoster-row; Titiord, 51)4315.14' ;' and Grosvenor , Cornish See an Essay on Education, sold by Sherwood, Paternoster-row. - 1 4 1 LYTON, STocx-BitoKErt, the Second House 1:4• in Combat, and la, Coveutry-street, is happy to announce to his Friends aid the POhe at Lase the Comrueccentent of a new Lottery, of only 12,000 Ticket-, to begifi Drawing Septem ber 17th, containing Prizes of %0,000, .ClO,OOO, &c. &c. and sso Prize less than £2O, an atrangenieut which he hopes will sweet the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is %%kb asuch ply /sure EYION is enabled to add, that the tonna ing Capital Prizes, viz. ,N 9. 18,8'24, a Prize of £IO,CIO 6,848, s Prize of .6.i00 6,912, a Prze of X9JO 2iB, a Pita,: of X2OO Drawn the last Day is the Lottery just finished, were all shared and sold at li a truly fortunate Est.-Istshments Cornhill and Coventry-street, where he reep•-ctful y invites his Friends to par take of the Favours of Fortune, which he intends dlt.tribming the 17th September. ARMY REGULATION WATER-PROOF CLOAKS, FOR FOREIGN SLR VWE. patronisedby their Royal Higtnesses - the Prince Regent and Duke of York. WW PULSFORD It.ts trte honour to inform the Army, and his Friends iti general, that the Wa•er-proof Cloaks are to be had as usual at his Army Regulation Ware house, No. 4, King street, Ft. Jantes's.square, where an assort anent of Naval, Military, and Travelling Cloaks are alvraf. ready, mlirch are warranted to re silt the wet for any length of time. Late Pul4for.l and Sergeants, 0. 4, King-street, St. James's spare. - _ FAR BOOTS, SHOES, HARNESS, Ste. B AYLEY's LIQUID_ JAPAN BLACKING, which more speedily than any otl.er preparatiim of tlia pruduces the deepest back and higheq pn.s hie lustre; it now is!ees the Leather, and preserves it plant and mellow to the very last. Pints Is. 6d Malt pints iod. Bayley's Patent Blacking Cakes, of more than Forty Years established reputation, price O. each. Seeld wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers,Cock spur-street, Locdon ; also, retail, by most of the u•ual Venders. ••• Both the genuine Cakes and Japan Liquid are s;gued ss W. Bayley," " Bayley and 81e..v." COAL IiAR BRONON AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR OUT-DOOR PAINTING. THE Public are most respectfully informed, tliaz tie abovomatntioned ankles cont:nue to be pre; area bythe British Colour Company only, No. 1. Walbrook, London. Che Coal Tar Brown Is recommended for barns and rough ftneinr; is of a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable thasi common Tar. The Paints are of s arinus shades of Green a:;d other colours, peculiarly adapted for usLful and Ornament .1 covering, and are easi!y applied, being sold in a Pate for use. N B. White Lead, and ail sorts of Painters' Oils and Colours of the best quality, Liuseed Cake for Cattle, &c. L"E's PAititit - BRITISH sitjiff/4d (Jo rl-1--the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom., Establlslted Ise& 1 hit; fabric from its commencement has been manufactured with a view tor sale to privwe Famil'es and 'home Trade, aryl is now brought to a degree of excellei.eaktid perfection unequalled, and told at about halt the price of Irish linen. It is peculiarly adapted for all seasons and climates by its free- Awl from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere, tit which every other dtscriptiou of Sli.rting Cloth is Its durability and beautiful whiteness after five y..trs trial. rands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pita& s himself to rein. brine any purchaser who may experience any deficiency to the tit alties for which it is recommended. Suid at the Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 154. Cheap.. ede i llear Sr. Paul's; Hardii.g, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall, a.tt! no other house in Londn.r. GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS. 1N- MIDDLETON'S IMPROVED BLACK • LEAD PENCILS of different degrees of hardness. 'The many gross linos:dons practised oil the public by nnprinciplel parsons who vend a vile composition, in appearance like Black Lead. but which has none of its properties, renders It necessary for N. MIDDLE TON ) Black Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, and tho-e Ursa's.- men, who are is the habit of using his Pencils, the reputation of I sihsch has been established near sixty years, and which were . 1.1111,11 y known by the mark of Middleton only, have now ;' , e folh.wing stamp on each Pencil: N. Middleton, 162, Strand, I Lndon, and fir the PreuarLd Lead, the fullowinv : Prepared Lead, N. Middleton, Manufacturer, 162, Strand, London, with a distinguishing mark to denote the quality of the Lead, as 1-1, H, harder, Ike. 'I he grLatest variety in London of Le•ter Copying Machines, WT ties and Dressing Desks and Boxes, Pocket-Et-As, orid a . az,sortment of fancy articles, Stationary, iftc. Lately publibhed THE As. Q. ATREATISE ON THE RATH WATERS. By GEORGE SMITH GI M.D. FILL Bath : Printed by Meyler and Son; and :told by G. and S. Ro binson, 2S, Paterno,ter-,row Loitdon. MOUNT ERIN. • Thii day was published, price los. 64.1. MOUNT ERIN. An Irish Tale, in Two Vole. 2mo.—BY , MATILUA POTTER. Printed for J. Sonter, No. 1, Patergnster-row ; and sold by Mr. Keene, Dublin ; Messrs. Wilson lull/Sons, York; Mr. Moz ley, Gainsborougb, and by all Booksellers. NEW INSOI.VENI' ACT. THE GENERAL INSOLVENT ACT; as af fecting Debtors and Creditors, ircluding the Lords' An, and an accurate and coptoos ,libruigenunit of Lord Reda dale's Act, 534:1 Geo.lll c. 1021 Th.• New Allow:trees to lroor IPrisoners, &c. by the Editor of " Kearsley'• Ts: Tables," was published this day, price Is. Printtd fur G. Keardey, fleet street. ••• The Tar Tables will be published in a few days. Al'l DR. PLAYFAI It begs leave to inform the Public, that his ELEGANT ATLAS. composed of about Fifty !Mar, accurately constructed according to the latest improve /aims, and engraver; by the most Lmment Artists in Great Bri tain, wid be published towards the conclusion of the present year, and sold on moderate terms, either with or without his System of Geograrlsy. N. B. Specimens of the Maps 'may be seen at the Shop of Mr. Underwood. Bookseller, 34, Fleet-street. GRIM. CON.—GOODALL o. FLEICHER. This day Mil published, Aco R RECT REPORT ut the TRIAL between THOMA:i GOODAI.L, &q. Plaintiff, and WILLIAM FLETCHER, of No. IS, Tooke's-court, Chiacery-lane, Attor ney-at-Law, Defendant; for Ciiinaual Conversation with the Plaintiff's IVife--lilanng s, .€5OOOO. 1 aken in Sliiirt . laud by an eminent Reporter. PubtisNe4 by C. 1. Barringmn, No. 344, Strand. TO MERCHANTS, 0 NDE.: WRI I'EWS, AND GENTLE MEN IN •1 Hi. PROFESAJN OF THE LAW. This day was published, • In One.large Vol. royal Nye. lines Ll. 11. boards, A . TREATISE on .•CHARTER-PARTIES of Alreightment, Dills of lath g, and Stoppage la Traosita ; with an Appendix of Preo dents. By EDWARD LM ES, Esq. Of !he Inner Temple, Barri•ter Law. London : Printtd for Reid and Hunter, Law• Bouksellen,Bell r.rd, 1 incOn's Inn. . • This day was published, is One Vol. Royal Octavo. wit 3 price £l. Ss. to boards, AN ; NQUIRY int , the t.AWS of. ANIMAL LA. LIZI4 being an Aualysi4 Prinelpie4 l.f AlLdieal Smen‘e..'sith a viow to 01,ta.0 !nose ~, q slaettyy Eatptio.a inns of the f h a0m::3...1 that pp-sent themselve: in Ural& end Dis , ase To which i, prefixed, Geurral Outhat a the Organs asul Funaiuus of Human Body. By I. R. PA';JC, htt.B. Of Inee College, Cuahridz,e, formerly a Pre , ident of the Royal Medical Stsciety of Fds.:burgia. . Printed fur . 1 onmas Underwood, 32. Heet .tr. et. CURZON-STREET,MAY FAIR. A Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOU ;E, S'EABLING, large COUR [-YARD, GARDEN, &c. - By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravtay's, on Thursday, August 3, at Twelve, AVery eligible LEASEHOLDIESTATE, for Nine Hundred and Fifty-three Years, commencing from 251 of March, 1759: comprising a spacious Family Mansion, situate on the north side of Curzon street, May Fair, late the residence of Lady READZ, deceased; lt:closed )1y a Wall and Folding Ga:es, with Lodges at the Li:trance, screened by Rows of Trees, and• Carriage-drive to the Ii cans.-; which contains, on the Upper Storey, .7 Bed-moms ; on the Fast Floor, an exc_ilenr principal Bed-chamber, and Lady's Drcsable.-room adjoining, with bowed windaw and ornamental cieliag, twiny Landing, Water Closet, and two other Bed-chambers, with Closet, &c.; ott the Ground Floor, a handsome paved Entrance-hall, V..st hulc or Inner-hall, .excellent Stone Staircase, with Irs:ti fiali.stte 1 and Hand-rail, a Passage-room to a i.ade- Morning-room, a Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room, a capi al Ur swing- room, Walls stuc coed in Panne', with lofty Colt,: Ci king richly ornametred communicating with a back Di awmg-roam, an excell.-..at Jrat.ng Parlour, with Bow-winelow. fitted up 11.) a costly maims.. In the East Wing, on the Upper Floor, are three Rooms; First Floor, a Laundry, Maid's-room, and Wao-house under, with separate stone staircase; Basement, Housekeeper's-room, But ler's-pantry, with water laid on, capital Arched Cellars for ale, beer, and wane; Servants' Dressing-room Hall, Cool Larder, Scullery, &c ; excellent Kitchen, Closet, and Scullery adjoining ; large Cellar for Coals, and other Offices, and secondary Stair cases; an excellent Coach.house, Stables for seven horses, with two Sleeping-rooms and Loft over; large Garden at the back of t;ie house, planted with trees; bring ether an eligible situaticu, for the residence of a Nobleman, or for bui'ding upon, for which purpose it is peculiarly well adapted, from its situation and extent of frontage, &c. • En be viewed, by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Prem.ses; at the Subscription-hotts s, Sr. Janaes's-street, and Pall malt; of Mr. Maliphant, N 0.9, Great Quehec-street, New-road, Mary-la-bonne; Mr. Bromwell, 20, Llncolt.'s inn -fields; at t;ar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. BFRKSHIRIL—SONNING. NEAR READING. ELIGI3LE FAMILY RESIDFNCE, with good OFFICES, YARDS, excellent GARDENS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway s s, on Thtirsday, Angust With, at Twelve, AFREEHOLD spacious RESIDENCE, in pos session of the Rev. Mr. Ninn, situate on the North side df the much-admired Village of Sunning, a•short distance front the River Thames, and only three miles front Reading; compris ing a substantial Family House, containing Entrance-hall, Dining l'arlour, Drawing-room, Kitchen, Sculley, Pantry, Larder, Servants' Hall, Btrles'i Pantry, &c. On the first fluor are five Bed-chambers; Cloiets, &c. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, Lke.; Out-offices, Coal yard, double Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses, with Lofts over, Laundry, Erew-hou-e, Knife-house, Granary , and Pigeon house,Drying-ground,Puult r y-house, cap' al kitchen-garden , with Gr.en house, Pleasure-ground, &e. a ni a Leasehold Meadow. To be viewed by permission of the Occtipier; Particulars may be had on the Premises ; and at East Park Farm, and King s Arms, Twyford;• Bi•ar, Rea ling ; at the Inn, Sonniug ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bali ; yun , Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt hill ; Mr.. Adam, Cranford•bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lncoin's-Inn-belds; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins,_ War wick-street, Gulden-square. _ . • . . -' • • . .... " f • -, Mr •:;• ' • • • .-. . • -. ,':t n .. .../ 1 ~ . . .?. • ..• '• • ••• :•, • • • 1 •,-... •_ ~ ~,, A. • t . •:,...• •• , k .. •• •. . • • . . ...... . 4 .4...:_ip v •:. : . ... ...c , . • . . ("11% 44b : „ ,-. . •• .-:.; 1 . - • 4,11.1g(11 1 1 . JAL - ... .• . -r • 3bil o • z.e...4 , . /. ,, e , . • '--- 4.. • I'' A - i ).: . •.• * 4 . **) .. as -: ' • • R ) , . .i .; / - , ~ . ...- • t • k i ...i t •':4. • • "::: ',..:. 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Nrlsli. • 4. i i Pares.sncrmtes-naLsrssx 1 SALES BY AUCTION. another (:arder, comp! tely waned reitudotre gravel-walks f duc.ise Oreinud, lat to-yar/l. as.d On-buildings, erielo.el ; m a!lf, the whole etc. upy ng 4a Frontare of 'Lou 170 )Prds; a ; r:ch Pas . :u , e F .Id, walled foetid, al-o lyity compar wad rental! i g abo ut Elora it Acres A must 1 e.i.ab 4 Res , d. nee for 4 t;e tlematt's Fanuly, contmanding ex cosine views of a beawling rich country TLe Buiklioas 2•. d f .rormis arr In the moat con [here ntder, and intmedtAir Pt a i csio . may kr had. May be .i. a.d hf avpirial, o the l'rtm'ste where Panic* tars may beind : and at the l ht...- C.. ,s liti ; Whi , r. Horse,lpi. wick; Black Roy, Ck 'milord; white Hart, Rowilned: a( Mr. Had, 14. Old Mixing., Lincoln's Ihn ; at Garrawav's ; of Al, urs. H. per and Notts' tot , b,. ;cities, 43, Great I,..rlixt. roach-s:rtet a and of hir.ltublne.ll..riesck-street ,Gol'en-sionrso rc; •• and lw, Stile. .gATUADAY, 1 314 X 1 . 4; ;1019, . • • ' • TO ThE FACIII.*Y. • : ' WARTED a PARTNER, oet)le PeAttic.e may be tiara on moderate•te•ms. Letters, pdst•pAd, to Ig• w Leese's, Druggist, CasiterSury. Keir, duly ai:swered. • Gl•tt -IN Ft.:, l'E. 11.1% clay w :s pubashi, is. eul. in folio, AVRAGG'. Innproved FLUTE PRECEPTOR] V or the Art of Playing the German Flute rendered Puy to every ezpacity, on W1114.1,10s ei tireiy new. The contei.ts are, a co. piouv set cf lnstrues.is for a 1+ te 'run one tqeiaht K..y.; a Set or l'rizre.sive I.esst.as; 5 4 otl•aal Duette., by the Author; 20 Arlene.; 33 favourite -coach aad other Airs; and 16 Flourishes in Major and Minor Keys • the whole forming the cheapest and most v.:441 book of the k. nd tztant. London: Printed for, and sold by the AJthoe, No. 17, Little Knight Rider-itreet, Doctors Commove.—A Caution, no Bonk is genuine.; czar it is signed " Wren," iu red ink, in the Ti le and Address NEW MUSIC. THE BRAZEN BUST, a roniantic Melo-Dram 3, performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed and arrange for the Pianotorte by it R. Eishop, price Gs. Les Petits Epos, (No. X.) containing rte celebrated Air of The thorn, waned as a Rctitto, with an Introductory Movemen , by J. Davy, ;rice 2s. Dr Cooke% beaut:ful Glee f.,r four Voice*, An Epitaph on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, invented, to accommodate Singers unacquairited with. the tenor cliff, by 1%1). W price 23. 'Three sonatas for the Pianoforte. with Accontpan ments for a V!olin and Violoncelo, composed by P Krapton, price 103. 6d. Mozart's celebrated Ah Perdona, with V... 1 ix 'tens for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, composed by J. Ma?.z-nghi. pece Ss. or single for the Pianoforte and Flute only, pr,ce. Arabian Rondo, composed by J. Parry, price So. Borne iii you blaze of orient Sky, the Prize Glee for 1815, composed by Sir J. littvetirson, plus. Doe. price . Psepart, ye Nymphs, prepare, an Lelmired Glee from the Opera of " Psyche," composed by ditto. When Fancy flits on spot tive Wings, a fattourire ~ o ng sung by Mr. Philipps, at the rlea re Royal, Drury-Lane, cont. posed by J. Parry, pries- is. Gd. Mutual I.ove, a Ballad, sung by Mrs Bolton in the F;.rce of " Three Weeks after Marriage, co; paced by ditto, prc'e Is. Gd. Lo. - don: Published by Goulding, D'Alsnaine, Potter sail Co. Nu. :A!, Soho-square; and No. 7, Wountoreland-ttreet, Dublin. CATON ON DEBII.I ['Y. This day was published. pilee Ss. 6d. second edition, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DZBI- Lrrits, natural and co:waved, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks tin Ottani:ins, Se !ulna! Weakness, nocturnal Emission, lite•-t Tabes Darsalls, Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Cenci ation. By . 1. M. CATON, Surgriti, Late of the United hospitals of St. Th..nua) and Guy's. Prinred fur the Author, No. 10, Stanhope•street, Newcastle /tree 1 ()whin. Where may had, Caton's Por War *lli-wise en the Causes and .Distinction of the. Varieties r.l A , tlnpa, with nrw, simple, and successi instruetions for the prose:dim and treatment of Astls made kits, price Ss. FAMILY BREWING. I\TEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees o' 1.11 . the POWI'ABI.E FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the latibbe, that in consequence of the Fire hi iskigner-street,• they have retnov.d to their Fremiscs, I:e er.ts, ( ,ear the Hay-market) Puceatlaly; where they hope to be honoured with a continuanee of that li beral patronage they have hitherto experienced. • This Machine comknes the lace place, Coppers, Marsh I un, Under Back, Ho, Back, 410 Working Tun, In one Utensil; which is compact, datable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and cer ale In its operation. The Machine t. made of variow, dimensions, suitable to mina Families, or the moil extensive c , •abUslintects N. R. and. Co. h ,ve the pl-astire at saying, they have moat re spectable testi-nwiL'..., and C.ln give references to Gentlemen in '1 own and Counay, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. CO5, Piccadilly, London; and No. 10. Wine-Atreer, ; also by the principal Furnishing Ironmonger. in the United Kingdom. N. R and Co brew in the Machine for public inspection, every Tuesday, ili*Lundou and Bristol. SAL S BY. AUCTION. CUR74IOI-STREPT, MAY:PAIR. Gennine Household furniture, Pier avil CbMiwy G!seer, rare old raised IN rahitlet4 sod Screens, fi..e old Chloe, Pail*. ings, a small Service of Plate, and other tifects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Pewits's., Curzon -strut. Ntay-fair, on Touchy, July 27, ar Eleven. TILL genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pier and Chi:miry-glasses, massy carved Pier t.ddes, wi:h marble top. large Mirrors, cut-glass Lustre., elegant Chande lien, India Cabinets, amongst which is one formerly in she Cole lection of Charles the First, and Screens of rare old Japan, Ivory Wrking Desk, fine old China, fine Paintings by Lanaktto, a small Service of Plate, the property of the Dowager lady R &AD t, de. ceased. The Furniture comprises four-post and otter Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton and other Furniture* stud Window-curtains to match, seasoned Feather Beds and Betiding, Drawing-room Stairs of rich Silk Damask, aed Satin French rod Win :low cur tains, with' Draperies ' Cablole, Sofas and Chairs, Turkey and Brussels Carpets, etce llert Cabinet articles in double and single Chests of Drawers, Book cad China-cases, Card, Pembroke, Pier, and Dining-tables, Faxing room Chairs. Eight-day Clock, Oak Mangle, numerous Kitchen He quisites, and various Lffects. To be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale; when Catalogues may be had, at Is. each, on.the Premise;; and of Mr. Robin*, Warwick-3 - teet, Golden-square. 'BERK_SFPR E. SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. Va.anble FREEHOLD !STATE, part hounded by the River Loidon, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and BILL:Ingo. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. _ 6, at Twelve, in Lois, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK .II. FARM, situate in the l'anth of Snoring, a sLort dis:ance fs Twyfo:d, part bounded by --Gstidy Bridge and the River Lodclon, and the turnpike-ioad to Prating; comprising a good Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, _Barns, b:ables, and Out buildings, and sundry Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, P•sture, and Arable Land, sn possession of Mr. May. • Sundry Aytes, in possession of Atr. Wiggins, containing One Hundred and Fi:ty Acres, tying compact ; al-o a compact Esiate, upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Land, lying at .he back of the Vii. lage of Sunning, and sear th • Kiser I hanws, • delightful spot for Buiitling, and pieces of I and iii the Common Fieid, near the above, in possession sit \ Ir. May : Estate Is in a ye: y eligible part of the country, only t•ur miles nom Reading, and L London. Hounds are k. pt in the neighbourhood, good retails In ail directions. May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at EMI Park Farm, near Twyiord. where Particulars may be had ; and at the MAIN Arms, i wyford ; Bear, iteadirg; the Inn at Son- Mug; Pelican, Newbury ; White bon, !lath; sun, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranfurd•bridge; ked I.iur, Hl:x.2lAm ; of Mr. Bramwell, No. Lincoln a-Inn fislds; at Garraway's, and 41 r. Rohins,Warwick-street, Golden square, where a Plan of the Esra e may be seem CO: CHES I Ek-E:SI X. c.;FITAL RESIDENCE, With Offices, Co..rh-houses, Stables, Farin Eleasuie-grotinds, excel ent Kitchen-gardens, Ore ard, and Meadow Land, top u• East •Itill, with a long frontage to the Stroet ' anal the mn.t desirable part fur a Gen tlemar's Resid. nce.—By Mr. RUBINS, At (..arraway's, on I bursday, August u 6, at 14, in one Lot, THE PitIURY, too nacrly part of the GREY FRIAR I'ERY, a wry elijhle FREEHOLD ~ T ATE, and immemorially 'I ithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a rapist and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situate in a fine coin man ling tm,uence, the top of East , hill, the most preferable part of Colchester, the residence and property of JAIt Ls HALL, E.i. '1 be HoUSE is a substantial BHA Edifice, with a double bowed Front, and contains, on the gruuad story, a neat hp trrnee-ball, Library, Drawing room, Brealtfast-rooms, capital Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Closets, Water-closets, &c.; seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, witb Store-runm, Closets, act.. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store rooms, Closets, atc. _ _ _ The Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser. Tante-half; Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders, Dairy, and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved Yard, with Gates. to the bum; double Coech-house, with a very eat, nsive Jwre. chamber over it • and two 3-stall Sables, Brewhouse, and var Mus Cut-buildings, alt of the must substantial Prick, and in perfect repair. Lawns and ' Pleasure-grounds Fish-ponds, a catital KitCban-garden, partly walled , anti well stocked witl:tzt;:t'tiLes; HA NI COMMIM. FLEGAN r DeScharf pt.l:;isons GROUNDS, LAWN. GARDENS, and 14:1 7 .AD0W LAND, with the arprorriate FI'R ITURP, MX 111 R WA, Valuable HOT.' HOUSF, and GREI t/M1.74i PLANTS. To he SOLD by AUCTION', by Mr. atria, At Cutaway's Codiet-hop'., nit Tuesday; July 27th, INNS, at "fr.-elve &Clock - , b) dlrstilun Or the latest err the late Lord Viscount Tos more at.ceasetl v One tor, THIS ElegantVll.LA is silttaiein: the picturesque vicinage of Rtchmond Park, .embellislied with Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, S•htni)bery Walkg, and •Plantztions. The Dwelling is arrang..d it: Suits 'of principal Apartments, mutterosif cheerful Bed-cbatuhers, bit:smog Rooms and Closets, placed round a spacious Gallery; an eletrant Draotingeroons, sounstcd with a beautiful Orangery and Couseavatoty e capital Dania* Pi:" lour, library, Morning Room, Marble liad, scrtene as Alcove mut Lntrance Palisades, a judi:fou, range of iervants• 0 &ladled Kitchen good Stabling, Staudt; g for tu . o der. riag..s. and makable Appenkses %paeans Court 1' ard. eocland by rot 11. g Gatcs. Gardens, Gr,kuuds, and Plattiariona are in a very praduc.ive vain, and wasisd Carden, cloilit , l with prime Sta:•da..l and Wall 1 ruit Turves, lint-Isous-, • t,re.o. house, Mellott Ground, !la containing, is tl:e ‘sisole. ;haul Twelv- Acres, forming a mo.t Jcs`rable ttLsideace for a FAL' y of D.stinction. Iltscsiptive Particulars, tNether with I'h eels for Vi wing, may be had of Mr. Mites Wt•lbeck in - 'et, Caves atissts or are; o• bits ra. o'llle aid Fsa stet, Carey-a reel, 'Arc' lo's lam ; Place of Sate ; and at the vine pal hug at Richmond, Twickeulsam, • and Hampton. NEW FORE 4T, HANTS. AN EXCELLEN FARM. with CeSITACIS and immediate p‘resess , on, near I.YMINUTA It ky Mr. scar r, Ou Tu sday, July 27, at. Twelve &Clock, at the Mart, Loads/as unless previously Disposed of by Private Contract, 1..0T 1. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in i healthy 11. most beautiful part of chi, favourite County, on the border of the high road, two mile. frutn Lymington, 16 from South ampton, compri.ing Two Hundred and Thirtrone Acres of-ei cellent Inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, Dart Tithe free, with a comfortable Coyne Residence. Lawn, Garden ; a fine Aert of Water well stocked with Fish, Ofilces Bai Irs Cott Ise, and Buildings in good orate', convenient for thel Residence and for Managing tic Farm to advantage. The Lands are in high cultivation, with very good crops, possessing a pleasing inequality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting de light ul situations sweatily elevated fir building a Fant;ly Resi.. &nee to command the Isle ot Wight and the Channel, encircled by rich varied cultivation, vild Mien-wing Scenery,whis excelled roads in every direction, Fishing and Yield Spurts, in au elegant Victni y. Lot 11. A FREEHOLD desirable inclosed FIELD, A. 4 . 17, situat d near Lot I. May b: viewed, by applying meth. Premises, and Particulars had of .lr. Kng, Solicitor, at Lyniington ; and at the Ansi 1 there; Foe and Hounds, Lyndhurst ; :tar, and Coach and Horses, Southampton ; Lion and Lamb, Fantham ; Ants4ope, Salisbury; George, Winchester • the Matt • aid of Mr. boo 39, New Bridge•street t Londonwhere a Pl an may be mem • MARSH LAND, Ike. RAS F and 11'E31' H IM, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Cgur. of Chu eery, bearing date the 19th day of Mardi, 1813, ni.t.le in Caiit.e, wherein Taos. DALJAY and other. are Plaintiffs, u .1 . 1101. PSILLZN and others are Defenl.nts S UNDRY Pieces or Piirceis of MA RSH LAN.. . shame in the Levels of East and Wert'Hans. and Aiwa Pieces or leclosurts of Arable. Meath's', and Pasture Land„ Dtvellinghousrs, Out-buildings, sad Cottages, at Ea't Hails, the County of EVeN and a small Close of Laud at Tottenham, in the County of M iddlesex.—Tbe said Lands and Preavisrs vdr.l be :•01:1 before seslutt Courron Cox, Esq. one of the Master* a Cie sad Court, iu 3A s•parate Lets, pa Thursday, the Slack day of July, into, at the Public Sale Boons of the said Court, In Southampton-birldings. Chanc. ry-lane, I.andou, tine sale begin' ring at ten o'clock in the foram on. ParticWars wh-reof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton butiJings aforesaid; of Messrs. Street and Woolte, Solicitor 4, elolpot-lane ; Mr. John Puilea, solicitor, Fore-strett, CI ipptcgate ; Mr. Allen. solicitor. New Brislge. sir..( t: al inr, out:clip/ , Old- s treet oad; Mr EaMaha t .-ol , c:!or, Red Crows-sire,:; Messrs. White and Fot-ne , ., Soft: ton Lincoln's Inn; and of Messrs. 2•ltgray god U.l Edirough, buts-court; Cornbill 'I HURLESTONE I NCLOSURR. (By Autbortty of ad Act of Parliament for the said Tacit:ours.) By Messrs. sisNSOR. • At the Rose and Crown Inn. in etnistone, in the County o Yerk, un I riday, the I 3tb day of August next. at Four o'Clocl in th•• 4f , ernoon, stildat to such Condit:4ms as shall be that and here produced. 1' DS of 1350 Acres cf MOOR LAND be•ng part of the Upper of !clack Muors, w thin 1 hurl* . stone near Peniduov, hi even lots. /Al' 1. Con 4:n.• g ..9 Acres. Lot 2 Contaming tats Acres 2 Roods. In this Lot there an 80 Acres of Brat Land, capable of h. ing cultivated, and for two' miles adjtaus w e an the preserved Mama; ut I Wine, belonging to his Glace the Duk. of la eds, and the preserved Manor of Mot. :rant, in Loi.gdendale, bilaogiog to Lurd Disart, and is at AR times will stocked with Moor Game. Lot S. Cott. aining 178 Acres 2 itUods. That part of 114 Lot , ying between Broad Clough and Btowu Clough, may be culti vated at an easy expence. Lot 4. Containing £BO Acres. Thls Lot coml.:, of Bent, Rush and Bracken Land, and contains upwards of 40 Acres, which may also be cul.ivateil at an easy rxpencc. Lot 5: Containing 179 Acres S Roods. From 25 to 35 Awes of the North end of this Lot are capable of cultivation. Lot C. Containing 231 Acres 1 Rood 13 Perches. About IS Acres at the North-wed corner of this I.ot are also capable of cultivation. Lot 7. Containing 279 Aeres.3 Roods 25 Perches. The above Lots abcund with Moor Game, worthy the atten tion of Spurting Gentlemen, and the parts which are not capable of immediate cultivation, will let well as Sheep Walks. To speculative Gentlemoi an oppor.unity like the present seldom occurs, as these Moon are IL:numbly adapted for the• growth of the Fioria Grass. The eorumniticatioo to every 4. section is good, as a considerable sum has lately been expended In making a road through the country to join the I)aocaster and Manchester turnpike road, and which is in a perfect s:ate of repair. Plans and printed. Particulars of the above Lots are left at Afr. e'a Office, in :k akefield ; at the l'lsee of Sale; at the Wag. and Horses Pubiic-house, in Thurlestone; at Robert God. ard's, Board-hill bar ; and at Thomas Tayioes, ofSalterbrook, and the said Robert Go Ward krill sbew die Land. At the sante time ;.wd race will also he I tat ap for Sale, 40 • 1.01. of Land, situate en lkosal.watte Moor, Horn:hviaite ii.ails, and 'I hurlcatone 8.:.k, within Thurlestone, Plans of which ma, be seen, and Print...l Particulars thereof bast at any of the aluavf 'hers.—Wakefit 51, July 15, 1813. 4,17C/1 01 ORDNANCE, jay 9, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL aTICEPS of his MA. JESTre ORDNANCE tie herds give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 26th instant, from such Persons Is may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER BREECHES and GLOVES, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon Three Months Notice at the option of either Party Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at elm Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further palieulars i together with the Telles and Conditions of the Con tract, maybe known at the Seel etar) 's Office in Pall Mall afore said, any day between the hour of feu and Four o'clock. where the Proposals mutt be delacred, staled up and indorsed, " Pro posals for Leather Breeches a•KI Gloves;" but no Proposal can be admitted alter the sail 26th instasit, at t 2 o'clock at noon of the same day; neither nil! any render be noticed,-unless the Party making it, or an Atter,' in Id, Lehalf, si,all attend. By Order of the Boa: u, R. H. CREW, Secretary.