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RaQ moss/ APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS,. and / s ierrnined that four ,mere Students • shall be pd aw PW. isrjecipal Officers and t.:omulissioners of his Maks ;;;lkeithi eye Notice, that the examination of Candi wig take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports.* dam wok an the 4th of November next, at eight o'clock in the vori l m and that such persons as may be desirous of .beconting co otes for admission, are required to send notice of their w e als to the Nayy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore l yerd,on or before the Ist day of that Month. The Candidates must be at least fiftoen, and not more than Known years of age. The Plan of Education may be obtained on application. at the p i We, or the Conked the Commissioner of Any of his pantft Dock Yar ds, w here a lso infor m at!on ma y be o bta i ned ol to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, & Pomp:cots they are to produce on the day of examination, Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, of of the Orme, to which they will be eligible after they knee loathe term of Apprenticeship. r bribe Ore's. grid opordily.win be published, in. 4to. Spiendidirprlnted by Billantyne, price Two Qoinras E boardt, kCIKEBT.-A POEM, IN SIX CANTOS.-- By WALTER SCO P.M. - Printed for Loognisai Hur4trEeti,brate, and Brown, Pater.; .mater row, London; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. • OLAMORGANSHIRE—FREETIOLtIYSTAtES. -rat-PUBLIC are respeafully informed, that the SALE of t MANORS and ASTATUS in rlte Pariske et Eweuny, Colwinstone Llangan, Lentbrit Pennarth, Cogan, Landough, ands% Merthlr Dovan i La iernoek, St. Andrews ; Llantrissent, Wenvoe and Eglwysiba, sthertked foe Sale by A uction by Mr: khillpotts, it the Cr1:1 Arena la Cu" Jiff, on the lOth blatant, imoostponed. ; , . Miasmicly printed in Three Volumes, Oetare,wlth two Maps, ,priee ELF 16s. QilleWßECKS,aed IMSASTERS at ,SEA ; or, 41, HISTORICATi NARRATIVES ef the ,MOsT NOTED , ALAVITIES and PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERANCE, which him resulted from MARI l'lMg ENTERPRISE, wi'h a Slidell of various Expedients rise presemingtbe Linea Manners: ESTATE REPERTORY AND PRICE CUMIN ukfiCt s No. 16 Southampton.row; Rosati! scp.nre. MRI ANGELL, having been honour,ed by the patronage and sanction of rainy of the Ndbilittand Lagd owner; tts support of his plan; purporting* tee sion upon Private Coatltict Sal s of Estates, most reapec.lial.y hers j..save to submit the principle tor general adoption to Lind and whose Views are either to sell or I. t. E. Angell also *mils himself of milting known die litentlati of adiranclng money on Houses of turni. are, Stocks in Trade, ; and otMe taikehaaeous propetry idtended for prons;ot and Medial! sale; relying on his experience for upwards - of 31$ pore In the practice of an Auctioneer and Appraiser. • Mr. AN printed Trea tae, in a quarto pa iip!skt o t: tbb Sys. tent of priearaCeatract Sales, may be bail at the as Rhine, !irks 21 . thl• to the Public, s.nd to each as honour him Iritb.their cornmag.s, gratis. .Printed for 1 Huta, .Res, Oitne, and Brown, Lon "pg. # .aUYeable.and Co. Edinburgh. • BONAPARTE AND THE 'RUSSIANS. inatitUbßshod, in 1 Vol. 4to. met Li. Ils. Id. in boards, illus. with a tarp Map and numerous Plans, SIR I MIERT WILSON'S ACCOUNT of the CAMPAIGNS le POLAND in the Years 1806 and 7,witi Remarks on the Chancier and Composition of the RUSSIAN . ARMY. including accurate Descriptions of the Baselikins, Cos. sacks, Scc,..Ste. At this period the above Work must preere highly interesting from its accurate description of the contending Armies and just delineations of the present Theatre of War in Poland. Printed for T. P.gertots, Maur/ Library,Wbitakall, and atay • be bad of all Bookseiers. DEDICATED TO THE BRITISH ARMY IN SPAIN. -Thh day.was published . , price 2s. tig-APOLEON, a Poem ; with Notes and Anec dotes; being a Lothful delineation of,that Arch apostate, and. concluding with an Address to France. By the Rev. C. COLTON, M.A. SeHow of Ring's Cull. Carob. Also, by the same Author, 'Hypocrisy, a Satirical Poem; with copious Notes and Anec dotes. Historical, Polk's'', and illuStrative, aftevihe manner of tbs. Pennies of Literature. Price 12s. Sold by Hacehard, and Ridgway. Piccadilly; Lunn, Soho square; I M. Richardson, Cornhill ; Egerton, Charing Crow, kineton, Paternoster -tow; and may ballad of all othelbooksci lora in Town. and Country. +EWA%PLACE, NEW • ROAP, NEAR. TO - Tr-LEASEHOLD HO US AND PRE!: To be SOLD by AUCTION. fit Mr. ANtiE4, Gent. Ai way's, on Thiraday, Septembe r to. at is A YAlnable LEASEHOLD 1)w 1 4 Lfiliaic HOUSE, with fore-cotirt and yinl bAind, lined ; superior mete and convenience fora gen-eel family ; Coinprid* two excellent kitchens, end approinate celiat ye, on the base. • cunt; givo parionis of gikodditnensions, spnalkotiLe.erth entrance-be, on the ground Liar; suite of w•d-proportlistild drawing•roorns communicating by fuldi •g•doors, tod• finish d with tasteful and eltgant nintildtnr, marble chimney-limes atc.; two be,• bed-chaniters, on the second storey; and On me out, servants' sleeping-rooms, nursery, &t. These preniises are elevated on the Staub sided the !, New-road, sn a ran d ,e of *unreel build:oil, ;nee: eligibly shire, ' add coovenivetly .runievel tram Pie 80 , 4 NO fere Lei= of • it.years, at,* eery low group 1 eggs. May be viewed till the sale ; indlui:her pirtkab.re Mid of Mr. Angell, 1 6, • otithainpLO:!-niw. 41111Keti-!quart ••••••+- RANELAGN, MILLBANK. hUhßthed by Autbority.of the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. 'OMORROW, Tttesday, September 8, will be given a magnificent OALA and CONCERT of VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ; when the Gardens will pre. se elegant and extensive display of variegated Illtunlnatien. the coarse of the riening a brilliant Discharge of FIRE gIiCS, enriched with Allegorical Designs, Devices, Ste. Doors opened at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight. 4din , s4on 2s. 6d. • - • THEATRE OF ANATOMY, • GREAT-WINDMILL-STREET. 110. BRODIE wilt begin his LECTURES on the IHI 0 Y and PRAC LICE of SUROERY, oa Mon de! Ertning, October 5, at Seveu o'Cjock. -WAR rRTH. -77-: WEST MIDDLESEX WATER. WORKS. VOTICE is hereby given, That application will be Ai nude to Parlianient in the ehsuing Sessions, for leave to 'bilk a Bill to enable the Company of Proprietors to rase a Ent re Sim of Money and to alter and amend thpie.existing midthe46th and 50th of George 111. accordingly. ROM'. S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk. Ikangesetreet, Resaell.square,,Sept. 4, 1 el& -- )6RTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, 'rhAt the Directors ,of tie said Works, at a Meeting held on the 24 day of Sep iolite instant. did enaki a call of Xi 0 per :cm. from the 4ub. 'wiles to, and Proprietors of the Quarter Shares subscribed for sttle.General Assembly held on the 9.2 d January last. in order pithy the expences of the said Works now carrying 00, by Os of an Act of Parliament lately passed for that purpose; and altl Prorrietors are hereby required to pay -the same, on or the 26th instant, to the Treasurer, Henry taatruisroys Xi . tie House of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Bankers, Berners.street, ; and to John Godwin, Esq. and Wm. Grant, Esq. at respective backing-housei, Portsmouth. ROGER CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary. tub, Ser.ember 9, 11312. tO COLONELS AND PAYMASTERS OF REGIMENTS. _ WANTS a Situation as MESSMAN, a respect sble middle-aged man, free from incumbrance, wbo per• edy understands the business, and son have an undeniable limner for honesty, abilities, Sec. No objection of going to skid, being well acquainted with the country. (sures addressed (post paid) for A. B. at Mr. Davis's, Pout or, Nicholarsireet, Bristol, will be duly attended to. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. 'ANTED, in a Surveyor's and Auctioneer's Office in London, a Youth who hat been taught Drawing mounts, uan Articled Clerk. A Premium will be expected. essed (post paid) to Mr. Ca!my, Solicitor, No. 12, Gray's lon, will be immediately attended to. PARTNPRSHIP. ANTED a PARTNER in a very thriving and profitable Coneern won can advance from X3OOO to 6COO, upon which a profit of from £5l to Xi 00 per tent. can tusredly made. A stock and property equal to the above is already employed in the bubiness, and the most lade hew esplanattons will be given upon an Interview. Direct by Igoe (pns , paid) to A. Y. Mr. Lowcock'a, Hole in the Wall, Pagett-lane. ___ ELEVEN O'CLOCK To-morrow Morning, the Lottery begins, and will all be drawn in Eleven Hours. ,0 20,000, .C 30,000, • 140,400, or ‘50,C00, May be gained by a Blank 0 41 Immediate Pinellas° is respectfully advised, by_ T. Contractor, 4, Cornhill, & 9, Charing Cross. rtkikaOkle .* C 3. •Btock..llmite2se Nn. 7, Cern, - le, sad 26, Oxford-Street,.yooputtfully remind the Public et are Tickets and Shard for the State Lottery, all to • drawn Near 'IuitSDAY addition to the usual krnber of Prizes, contains 9 the novelty, that A BLANK may 410,000. CAPITAL PRIZES SOLD IT CARROLL St Co. Last Lotteries. Late Lotteries. i5 t 4,140 ,E 2,000 No. 6,34 S - • £30,000 20,119 . . 2,000 12,103 . . 10,000 61098 1,000 2,171 - /0/4"0 1,558- 500 7,121 - • l iP OO 1,543 2,681 - 10 t 0 00 Ides other Capitals, for these Forty years past, amounting to innards of a MiilionSterling. Print to any Amount raid on Demon (Post-Paid) punctually attended to. from the I PMAS GILL'S FINE CUTLERY, RAZORS, K.:BSA S, " AVERS, LANCITS, PATENT MASTICATORS " , AVERS, WARRANTED SWORDS, GUNS, PLSTOLS, 4 101 WAS GILL, eldest Son of the 'celebrated Manufacturer, having applied his late Falser Timm/. s „ 'lmprovements ht Tempering Steel,forwhich,particularly w article of WARRANTED SWORDS, his name has long been , united with his own superior processes, to the more Manufacturing of Faux Crertuav, SUMMON'S INSTRU• v s , ENosavras'Toois, NEW 'WIEN/1M PATANT NI/13- Tbk! ) &c. with the most complete success. /Ili:art respectfully solicits the favours of the Nobility and , the Officers in the Army and Navy, Professional Men, and the Public in gtneral; assuenethern, thathe is fully and determined to support the high reputation which his Father so drstrvedly acquired, for the superior excellence of Aniclei bestir; his name. hese arti cles can only be kali, t ItT4C44 AS GILL's ted Manufac:ory for R sus TOWN•WADi FIN L CUTLERY, hire. RS, ST. JAMES'S -STREET, opposite to P/114.-MA LL , Lon- Where also may be had, his Nrw Invented Instruments fur (Attaining Fire and Light, with or without tbe itse of Mint IS tel,and 'untidy without shag most daavaiss Combustible, tug./ , This day were published, I. In two very large vols. Bvo. price Al..* royal piper, proof., .C 2. tos..with Portrait and l'lans, HISTORY of OUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS she GREAT of Swedot. Ts which is prtfized, an Essay on the Military State of Europe. By WAL'lllak HARTE, A.M. Canon of Windsor. • 2. In 12ni0., price 66.6 d. Alva 10s. 6d. royal paper Is. in French or English, with Portrait, lurtoity of CHARLES XII. of Sweden. By M. de VOL TAME. Edited and Translated from the celebrated Geneva Edition, by J. J Stoekdale Erinted.for:Stackdaledun. 41, Pall-Mall. The above .Histories give niore . imAght into the military skim. don of the aorthorn parts of Europe than perhaps any other Works. died, price As. This day Was 'HE EDINBURGH T REVIEW, NUMBER -I- X!CXIX. , CostrenTa.-.-MtCrie's Life-of John Knox-. Authentic Do ' currents respecting the late Polui4al Nsgociations —General Malcolm's Political History of India.—Duke of Suasex's Speech on the Catholic Question.--Silth Report of the African lubiitu lion.-14siie's Elements of Geometry...-Miss Edgeworth% Ta d s of Fashionable Life, Vols. 4,5, G.—Roscoe and Merritt on Pir ' liamentary Reform.--Huber en Arts.—History of the Barome ter.—Roscoe's Considerations on. the War and the expediency or danger of Pesee•—Brougham's Speech on the Orders In Council. Quarterly List of New Publicadons. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and White, Cochrane, and Co. London. Of whom may be had, complete Sets of the Edinburgh Re view from its commencement, 19 vole. pries All. 17s. ed. in boards, or single Numbers, price es. each. GREEK AND E.NGLIBH. This day was published in 72m0. by Robcrt Jennings, No. 2, Poultry, price 26.6 d—sewed, printed by Hensley, SELECT GREEK SENTENCES from the Gram Sententiz translated Into English; to which is added a verbal translation with the part of speech annexed to each word, to give greater assistance to the learner. A speech from Xeno phon's Anabasis is also subjoined, translated in the same manner. This work is caitulated to give an introduction to the Greek to those ',lto are not acquainted wi.h the Latin languageourd as the translator is filly persuaded that Great Should be first learnt be fore Latin, he hopes this attempt may induce others to furnish the rising generation with such elementary books as may most ef fectually conduce to that en& CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS. Dedicated by permission to his Royal Highness the Prince Regen.. In Eight Volumes *lvo. illustrated witk upwards of One Hundred Portraits, Maps, Charts, and Plant, This day was published, Vol. 1, containing bfeeos Plates, price 15s. or on Royal Paper, 21$. (to be continued Mealy till the Work is completed), of I'HE NAVAL HISTORY .of GREAT BRI TAIN, includit•.g the HISTORY and LIVES of the BRI TISH ADMIRALS. By Dr. JOHN CAMPBELL, with a con tinuation to the close of the Year 11112,c9rnprising Biographical Sketches of the Adirdrals, emitted by Dr. Campbell; likewise of all Naval Captains and other °deers who have distinguished themselves in their Country's Cause. Pritredlor John Stockdale, Piccadilly. THE SPIRI C. OF .ENGLISH WIT This day was published, in one large, handsome voltime, em bellished with an Engraving, price 6s. THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT; or, POST. CHAISE COMPANION: being an entertaining Budget of laughable Anecdotes, small Repartee*, Prise Bulls, pointed Epigram+, humourous Epitaphs, droll -Descriptions, sprightly Witticisms, sin-stir Characters, Burns or Merringent. turicus Advertisements, Flighti of ImaOlation, Efusions of Fancy, Ice. including several original Jeu d'Esprits. The Second Edition. " I do hold, that the feuds of wit and merriment are not yet exhausted; that the wings of fancy are not clipped; and that our ancestors have not raid sod song all our good tlahtgs." Rahelale. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, oppo3ite Bow Church, Cheap3ide; and sold by all the Booksellers. Of whom may be hid, uniform with this volume, The SPIRIT of IRISH Wir, for 181 .IS, price 6s. rims day was published, in One Vol. stn. price Lt. is. Royal eta. Xt. 11s. 6d. boards, (embellished wicks fine Portrait of Wiclif, engraved by Hopwood), THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Latin in the year 1350, by JOHN WICLIP, D.D. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Whilif ; and an Historical Account of the Saxon and English Vengons of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the 15th ecutaryo—By the Rev. HSNRY HERVEY BA RER, bLA. as Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's Inn. " The edition which Lewis published%avingbeen always highlf esteemed, and latterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. Reber was induced to prepare the present edition, lipid kis stamped a nett valve upcn the work . by many important .accessions. He has given Memoirs of the Life of WielV, in which he has disco vered both diligence and accuracy. •Ssibtobted to this is an His torical Account of the Soon and English Versines of the Scrip tures. The whole Volume, indeed, (orals a very valuable and Meritorious publicatlon."—British Critic, Dee. 1511. Printed for T. Hamilton, Nw 37, tatisassacipp;.soit/L. 00e> tielbeslio • A t a SPECIAL tIENERAh MEETING of CONIMITTEII for managing the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this Day at the Metchant Seaman's Office, BEES lON LONG, Bk. in th- Chair, • Resolved— lhat the following Address to the Public be in serted in the Morning and Evening Papers : Lb) , Es, Slat August, 181'1. • The signal and glorious Victor, on the Plains of SAI.A NC,,i atcbieved, through the transcendint military skill and conduct of the Marpiess of WILLINOTON, by the intrepid gallantry and firmness of the brave Officers and Men under his Cummtrid, has been duly estimated by the admiring and grateftil Peaple of these Realms, whose exulting satisfaction bas recently been expressed in the most general and conspicuous manifestations of their pride and joy. The Committee of the Patriotic Fund feel it Orli duty, on this great occasio.i, to call on all their Countrymen to enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men ;who have fallen, or have been elk'• abled in this noble Cs:inkjet, fur themselves, or the Widows; Orphans, and Relatives, *Lo depended on them for support. Tills Institution, since its establishment at the conunencennoti of this War, has %fronted an hanouratde mid grateful assietance or allselatian to 13,254 cases of Officeri, Seamen, 14 4 . Pftya 4 t Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relagues ; an(i Including the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent memo:l Table Victory of Salamanca, it has still a .I,arge . stainber of thd most nacho* iota claims on Its accustomed assistance. The COT:. ruittee feel a firm reliance, that through the generous sympathi of all ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings p, security from the hostile and vindictive aims of its Powerful Enemy and Rival, " the British Seaman and Soldier .rmy . stM " confidently trust, that these who are dear to him whiloliving, 66 ; skall, in the event of his falling in the sacred, gun, flosi " Friends and Guardians in a goteful and generous Country ; and that he who marlin dliabled in its defence shall Apt "neglected by those whom he has bravely defended." (lined) BEESTON LONG, Cbairman. .Subeeriptions received, since the last Puhlicailon Barclay, Perkins and CO. s2lOO 0 0 'Thomas Coutts and Co. • 100 0 0 5 0 ( I( l :c i l u ellA lii ;i l :;: t at7d i r nbki ll rg; 100 0 0 The ft iercers' Compel/ . , 200 0 0 Cla k, Bold and French • SO 0 0 'luaus Low Wes • . 10 10 0 A G.rtkm n,. pa! Wiabegillsok 6 10 6 , William H bson and Son • 50 0 0 'Ebonies F. Dyson, Liverpool 50 0 0 Rev. Dr. Bell 50 0 0 Admiral ziar Jehn - Celpoye,./E.B. 5 0 0 Ihe Hon. South leak,:ahlapatly a 250 0 0 Deubtrul, ky 'lb ad • 1 1 0 Rickard Sealy, of Lhlion - 20 0 0 'sir Francis Lindley-Weed, Bart. • 10 10 d Robert Vyner 105 0 5 Ibe P: rich of St. Mary-la-Bonne . . .5 9 0 Captain William Carlyon, R.N. • .. 15 15 0 Thomas Bothem, &Olga 2 0 John Gzmke, Surgeon . 2 0 0 Inhabitants of Harwich, by John Hopkins, Esq. Mayor SO 0 6 J. P. WELSFORD, See: Sehecriptions received at Lloyd's ; and by the respective Bankers In Town and Country. SUPERIOR LIQUOR SHOP AND WINE VAULTS, GEORGE•STREET, BLOOMSBURY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ? By Mr WM. ALEXANDER, At the Auction .'.tart, opposite the Bank, on Wednesday, Sep tember 9, 1812, at Twelve &Clock, by order of the Preprietor, .subJect to the very low Rent of ,EBI per annum, THE Valuable LEASE, !raving an unexpired term of twelve years and a half, of all those desirable and well situated Premises, known by the Sign of the COCK, situate In George.street, Bloomsbury, which at present, and has fur many years past carried on an ellteDaVe business in the Liquor and Beer Trade, and for which the situation is eminently calcu lated, and must insure, by contraon attention, a lucrative and handsome income I the former Proprietor's Remits having avoraged.front Three Hundred to four Hundred per Month, and.compziss, an oxcellent double frorted LAquor Shop, with Parlour behind the.satue, conveuient Cellanige, Bed-rooms, and suitable domestic Offices. The Premises may• be viewed ten days previous to the Sale (Sunday excepted), and Particular* sod Condi:ions of Sale may be had at the Auctioneer's °Zee, 12. Union-court Old Broad street; 10, Park-pLlce, Islington; at the Auction dart; and on the Premises. CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE, SEP I EMBER I, isms. There will be put up to sale, on Thursday the Wth instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in sundry Lots, ABOUT 440 gallons of Spirits of Brandy.--The Goods to be viewed the Moraitrg of the Sale. .Twenty , five per Cent. deposit will be required. TO MS SOLD BY AUCTION, . • By Order of the Honourable CosnatissioDees of his blitostre Customs, at the Custom-house, Hull, on p. FridAy, September' at 11, 1812, Ten o'Clock in the FOrelloolll 'T'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. 1 r. 2 qrs. 24 Deals 28ewt. Seep • 4 Casks S c. Deal Ends icwt. sqrs. 2111 s. Old Rope 4 11-12 Dozens Wood &trip 23 Yards Silk ' 6 Oars • 19 Silk Handkerchiefs Boards s. 17 Clip Boar 1071bs. Chocolate IR) Boards s9lbs. Manufactured Tobacco ' Av i .Badlert for rolling S Pieces Russia Linen .j ' Meals 120Ibs. Raw Coffee • 1 Piede I Fir Timber St Silver Watches ; ' iSsiarq. Iron I r. Hand,pites 4 Wan • igr. 10 Odd 'kittens 'S Casks Salted Beef 8011bs. Tallow Candles se Pieces Woollen Cloth Which are allotted in relit ciantities for the - tetter*aaeorn ntodation of the Persons "kb choose tobaconse Perchasers. 'N. 14. The Pueehavets w:111 be required,to pay down 'l;wenty per Cent. as,a Deposit for each Lot, amounting to AlOand up- vrards; and One Sanwa for each Lot under tfiat value; bat if the Lot doth nom Orrount to Li. I'. they are thee to pay down Ono Half ti the vent theses The Goods to be taken from tin Warehouse widen a Nook aftstibiiiales In clip pegliit.willko Is4sbalt ' NCIRTLIA:ViPiON-tQUARP., ISLINGTON ROAD. By Mr. ANGLLI., 1 4 At Garreway's, on • film stay, September In, at Twelve, ' A VERY VAlnable LEASEHOLD HOUSE and • 11 -PBEMISE3, situate the corner of Smith -street, Nerthautp. too-square, hdingtottroad, neat' &dies Wes; compri4lig on 1 the basement storey, two Kitchens with excellent Cellarage, and a Yard capable of erecting a Stable and Chaise boom, possessing a way. from Smith-street for a carriage sot:anti; cut the ground Boor, two Parlours *ad go Entrance-ball, with Staircase; on the principal storey, a Drawing-room and Bed-chamber; ou these+ cond amen two Beckhambeh; and, on the attic, two Serviette .4 ditto. This Bstate is held for a term of years, of siihlth "ig aft • sineXpited at Michaelmas next, Subject to the reserved ground. rest ,of x4ll per ;mum, and .are prrfrct and substantial, in es cellent cooditioo, attitale for the immediate reception of sessile- ; table family. May be viewed, Rod Anther partkblars hid of Mr. Angell, 16, Southampton-row,Aussell-sguare, bloomsbtiry. EUSTON SQUARE, NEW ROAD. By Mr. ANGELI., At Garraway's on Thbrsday, September 10. at 11, .1k Very valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE atid PREMISES, desirably situate on the w•st aide of Easton.. square, held for a terns of 99 years, at a !Ow ground-teat; an. sisting of two kitchens, pantry, and excellent cellarage; on this basement storey, two well-finished parlours, fitted up La prtiling taste, with marble &drids* ; an =roes bell, and lashaoable stone staircase, With mahogany band=rail; an boteliont take of two drawing-rnoms on ti.e principal storry; two beat bod•chtlib• berg on the second; and servant's deeping-rootas ow the auk. From the very keakby and improving illation of this estate, and the superior tame with which the plants ions and ena closures of the square are. proceeding upon, that remaiitts bat little doubt of houses is the neighbourhoud retching a great price that are fusished, similar to the premises in question. May be viewed till the tale; and particulars had of Mr. Anson, 16, Southampton-row, Russell-square. COUNTY OF WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT' ATRULY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATt . and ADVOWSON: comprising ibo Acres of nth Ara%M, Meadow, and Pasture I.and, ariatig d with Dtin.sne several • Farms, with Houses, Barns, Granaries, &c. &c. together wits Mansion House appropriate Buildings, Manor of 19.00 Acres and extensive Right of Fishery. For particulars apply to Mr Angell, Estate Repthery s 4 Price Current Offices, 16, Soutbampton-row, Rusell-esparti. TO MILLINERS, DRES3-M Mt* ate. LEASE AND FURNITURE, PRINCP.U.BI Len s NANOVER.SQUARE. TO SOLD ay PRIVA:fi CONTRACT, By Mr. ANGELL, VIE unexpired Terin of LEASE of a genteel DWELLING.HOUSE and PREMISES, most desirably situate for genteel businew, commanding advisnfiges for the Im provement of two desirable Shop Frays, thirteen years of which are unexpired; DOW in tLe Millinery 'trade. tbstgentteitiontas hold Furniture may be taken by Apyraisement. For particulars apply to Mr. Angell, Surveyor end Auctioneer. Estate Repertory and Price Current (ace, 16, douthamptons rewoßusselhamare. COUNTY OF SURREY. . . . TO BE LET, immediately in the Vicinity d London, not mere than three miles from the three Bridges, wadi. a very respect. , able and pleasant seighbourhood, ASpacious LEASEHOLD HOUSE, containing an elegant Dining-rot:AO handsome Arawiqr. room, appropriate lied-rooms, and darner-lc °Acts, wi h a age Pleasure and tscellost Kitchen Gardens, Paddock, Coen-hoot% Stabling, Coach-house Brew-honse, Piggery, awl Poiltry-yard, with every quiCte for the comfort of &genteel Family—all iii eseellent repair: Far particulars apply to Mr. Angell, Estate Repertory and Price Comm Offices, 16, Southawsp,o4-row, Ruatiellasquare„ FIRST OF FASHION.-41AUTIFUL LOOKS STAYS. MARSTON & HOI.VWELL.3I2IOIT, Strand, (to prevent misiake, the Second Stay Ship on the left. hand from Nevrmstk-street) near the New Comma, (kte Fore. inamandafinager to. Mr. Mn.t.s), bet leave to acquoint the Laos - dies in gcperaL l that are onions in taste sad alipordet in Long Stays; which ore far superior in taste and lesbian; to any in London. LadieS by ptirchasit g two pair if one slee t will be entitled tense wholesale price, for rev/treasury, being folly coo. potent to keep twice the assortment of any mart bathe trade MARSTON pmstunos Ladies will find his Ware-haute for Pate* Corsets worthy their attention, and not to be equalled for work. ortadelp and &cornea. Beaatif.ii long and improreef ShopeStsys from 7s. to £l.l strong coloured Corset, from ss. to. Os. • sevo • rat hundred pairs of Chodrens' Stags , from Fa. ed. of is. 6:1. MA RSTON SOWS himself, by his tong experience for upward, of Teo Years as Foreman ani sole Manager to Mr. Mbles bed. tress, that he is competent to give every utilisation to thole 1110 dies who choose to honour him with their Conansanda. MastsTofr k the sole Inventor of the Patent TAWS' *PP- Ordes:s &Fly a.teeeted in Town or Country; on ,rho shortoll Notice.-. Convenient Rooms to try fn. To prevent imposition in the trade, all orders are reteested be scot by bind, or by post.paid•..ll4sonaletnbowitlaay esker kionsf• • FREEHOLD HOUSES, AND BUILDING AROUND, SPITALFIELDS. • 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.WM. ALEXANDER, At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, 9th September, 3812, at Twelve o'Clock, TWO Old FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 5 and 6, in Bell r lane, near the Constitution Bcewhouse, Land:. tax Redeemed, and present an excellent opportunity for building a Dwelling-house, or an eatemive Manufactory. It is also well calculated for the building * Publledhouse and Wine 'Vaults, for which the situation is very de&rable, being in a crowded thoroughfare, and little doubt can be entertained of procuring a licence, one being much wasted in the neighbourhood. Con tains a truntage of 26 feet by a depth of 65 feet on one side and 84 'on the other. A Nan may be seen, and Particulars and Conditions of Sale had, five Days previous to the auk, at the Auctioneer's Office, 12, Union -court, Old . Broad-street ; 10, Park-place, Islington ; Auction Mart; Swan, Whitecha,el; and on the Premises.