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. • .....- • . . .= . . • • • • ....,,; 14 ft" . P I NIL.. • . ....• a• ;•, ....ice -• -1 .. - _ .... .. e .: .. : ~~rt ~~/~. ' -..; . plz NUMBER vp7] VI. • WEDNESDAY, AtTdU§T 31;1866- SIX-PBNCI4. PROCL4AGI77O4V, 1 1 11* ARDWIIN 0 DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY'S REGULAR 'LAND FORCES. WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 25, 1 wHEREAS it itas been represented to the King, That there are at Aldo time 'several DESERTERS from thedifferent Ritoutox Co»Ats in Isis Majesty's Land Service, who might be induced to return to their duty-by an offer of his Ala 3esty's GratiousTardon, and that such an instance of lilt Royal clemency would have a due influence upon their future behaviour his Majesty has bees► graciously pleased to grunt his FREE PAR , . 1.1190 - 1.06. .TtON tu•aii:DFSERTERS from MS Rigor, CARLISLE. LAR LAND Antal, who Atli surrendai LE.EDS: . thernselves on or before the 24th of October, MANCHESTER. to the Commanding °lacer of any Regiment . NOTTRIGHAM. or to any of the Superintending Field Offi tHSWICH. cers of the Recruiting service, whose stations SiiIKEW6BUR aresmentioned is the margin hereof, or to the Commandant of the•Arory Depot in shit lIAREFCRA Isle of Wight. MED,Dib. Such Deserters, if able b.44.0i,_, MAID4TOPIE. for Service, shall , be scot tti the iteginierts alll:eliiageTrit; from Which they respectively deserted, or IVlTTHAMPTOltbe"a;Vollited to such Regiments in the 111/B.LLS,.. Unita Magalom hit 1 4a.ka 4 1 .12 *Ifibe LONDON. . . • pleased to commana and,wliosi so placed , ' shall not bejlakltto be claimed by s ani other Corps towhicla they , inn ha d iriiy have belonged. ASIYWAEREAS many Of th'e acid Desettets may haire enlisted. 3 iiiiihir*Regidar Corps, endue now serving therein, bL, Maj4l42)" "'lslracielidy- Pleaded •to ettma&to Inch Deserters the Benefit V Pardon~- and to direct that they shall contindeso serve in the Corps wherein they new are, uppn declaring themselves to their respective Commanding Ofken . ,.. r on or before the 24th of Octo-. her next, and they shall no3.te liable, at antigtdre Time, to bet claimed by the Reginieneski , veleielv they forielerlderved. The Megistramitrlithorit ag Damned' frontal& Majesers - Ret gplar,FArcedmay,smfrertair.h.iraiself Is authprieed• and regaimd . te certify rte day, on.lThilmitach Tkomener sucrendered himself dab Certificate is taco:l4ov in Force Aintil the Arrival of . the, link'dter at the IltadViiaßeis of the - del7-est liTigrary Plait,' pro- Wed he predicant the rare often !Alter a Dmilablfiless prevented. llyßielruess, Ia be-tertifiettbi sornFlasslical 'Pramitioner the Back of the MagiusAtecgortifxte,.or to. bo• otherera proved to the Sati,faction of the Officer commanding at. such Military Post. - - . . And with a view to prevent as fat as possible all ,s;oklier; from Desertion, after these his Majesty's mostgracious inteutionsshall be made known, his Alajeitybai been pleased to command. that the Name of every Soldier who may hereafter . desert shall be transmitted through the - Secretary at War to the Cberthirtrdatia of, the Parishes, to which tbelkiertersbeiong; in order that their Names may be.exposod - to public View In the Churcb,.er sues Miser conspicuous Ptace, as may,runder it impossible for Mess, .who have been. guilty of this. C.Arusto return, home to their G o..whout they have brought' Disgrace by their Allmon. duct, without immediate Dmectiou aid Majessg has further sommanded, tbat-thi , Measure sirallbe.pmde.Puldier that every- Sulitiet may he assitrucl, that the greatest Exertions will be used fur the Apprshensicknof say Mau who may hereafter desert, and that those who }age &may been. guilty 'of that Crime, may be aware of the daily Risk they incur of Detection, and of the most severe Puniainuent, if they do not immediately avail themselves of the Pardon Lied oat in this His Majesties most gracious Proila niation. Any Sdldier who mat desert after these His Majesty's it-carious Intentions 'are made Public, shall hot be included in the above. Pardon, but be proceeded againsfseith the utmost Severity. ft is to be clearly understood, That Proelaaiution of Par dos is intended to include all Deserters ha:tithe Army of.lteserve and Additional Force Act, but not to extend to any Deaerter hunt His Majtesty's Militia Forces. • By His Agalestrs Command, .lAMF3 PVITENI?r. tROPEATY DUTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN . T115.1 - E.IRS 1803, ititrt, AND 1805. IT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat cdly sent or made to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Stock payable a the Bank' of England, South Sea House, and , East India House respectively, who have not paid the Duty on the same for the years above-mentioned, that payment has not• in many instances been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of. the Property Act being willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby.giye Notice, That the Duties payable on all Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for those years, ate di rected to be paid into the Blnk of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Excheage, the parties making pa.yrsient thereof will be discharged in the books of the respective Commissioners, until and upon the 10th day of October next.; but that all Personal who shall neglect to make such payment on or before that day, will be pmeecutrd as the Law directs, aed.stcps are now taking Tor bringing all defaulters into charge for the double duty, who 1.4W1 nut have paid the Duty for the years above-mentioned, on .or before the said intlikday of Octehoe nests *es whit* day the V.lice of the Old Stock Exchange will be closed. By Order of the Board. 11fA7THEW WINTSI4 1306. AgtTHMETIC. TLid 4 4 . was. publishe7l, closelyprinietl, rice gs. EA. bound, with an allowance of the 45th Book, ARITHMETIC of -REAL LIFE and BUSINESS. adapted to the practical USE of SCHOOLS, enchains a complete reformation of 41 the Tables of Weights and Measures; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates ' Lives, StorilS•fitc. , Ste.; and MOM( NUMEROUS EXAMPLES under Gig4s. Wale titan are, to be found in any other Book of this Kind. By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author oflcientifie Dialogues, &e. &e. Inebrinenef businervisi the BriCsb Empire mast recollect how ~Ake .had to . unlearn In the practice o( Arithmetic, when having left Kiwi he first entered into. the commerce of life, and also hew • little he had learnt which was strictly applicable to real • troneneeieni. The present clysteur of Arithmetic, disregarding the Jretytteistrits niedrclemors, has consulted demo the actual sod psa taiGag far the exercise , of this untie* Art, . Even L brAmcb of trade , awl manufa*uxe has been sedulously consulted in the new exemplification of the !Woes Tables of Weights and Wanness every tilting obsolete or •useless in other books of .Arithnsetic has bests. expunged h and Avery thing-has been intro- Aif4A essentially PectisifTe. Printed ioißtenisan Plitturs Nn. I, Bridge-m . "4Na*. tcs be had o all Books ellers. NOTICE•TO CREDITOM: T'HE Executor-at-the deceased.GronerWmauiP Merchant, in Stirling, Scotland, requeets,that thewso the deceased seas indebted, will be so.vaed..aa• lodge a Natird their Cairns with Robert Sconce, wrier. in Stirling. PUBLIC 1 1 N. is thoughtTtreqses to inform 'A manner, that a NEW. VOLUME of NL3HI,IC CHARAOr TERS, a work se welk kaown,,as so unisersolly respected:for nuttily' , and trapartirility, will appear on the lot silOcaoher neat. New Edftions having lately been printed of *mai of the for mer Volumes, complete sets of Nine Verlarnes, eir any single Vo lume may bola& to perfect sets, sots-198e. ~rap, ... day w . . as palaltsbcd, pr ice Use Shaft. rbliN BULLI---Prophecy, app}ied to Passing . . XYLNTS. Printed by Thoin%o Mat, and sold by Sherwood and Jones, Paternoster-row, ;ad . tak ba,bad lot al)Booksollers. . . „ This day was publiiitast l , • _ in foot volises,.. itisa t prim 14111AWdlit frliat lI A LUSIO'NS of YOU*I•I4-;- ar t ROMANCE isirames, and COMMON SENst to Loarna.a. A Novel. By CORDELIA,COWID.QVA. • _ far Longrain Hurat, Rees; and Oust, .Lnnacon ; and WaMa6Haaupseie 118Sisy vseiiinasiiehed o as enlarged FAition of L. liaSitSLEY's TAX. TABL ES for 1808; coo. I, A-.ls_je**pg a concise Table of the New Stamp Gude; the. NetirAllboood Toys, Property:l'as, and a, yarn:l:r .of other Tax Acts of general importance, brought down to the present time, price 2. A separate Sheet Table of tillll most General Tates, for the. nate( Cosuwingrhousee, Halls,ollioes, Sec. corrected.to the close of thg Sessiim, 1800, price Is. Printed for G. Itearsley, Fleet-street, London ; and sold by all other Booktellers. This day was published, 1 In Time Volumes, Elvo. price 1L 115.6 d. in boards, rf4. BRITISH CICERO, or a Sumcrtex 'of the moo admired Segments in the ENGLISH LANOVAG4r; ar• ranged under three distinct Heads of PopubEr, Paeliament.ry, and, CJudicial Oratory ; with Historical !Ungracious : I To which is prehued, an InTaonectiox to the Sruor and r• siecTsca,of ELDQViNCL, liy THOMAS BROWN, 1 4 14, D. , 1 i Author of " Veriluinns Poetkum," the Union Dictionary," &c. &e. . ~ Printed fer Le semen, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row., This day was published, In !Plivo Volumes, 12mo. the Second Edition, with considerable Additions, price us. in boards, of . A MANUAL of ANALYTICAL MINERA: ▪ LOGE , intended to facilitate the PRACTICAL Attm.rsis of Mitsui/it% • 1y FRF.DERICK ACCUM, - - Honourable Member of the Royal Irish Amdernp; Operative j Chemist ; Lecturer on taperimentat Chemistry, and on Mine ralogy and Pharmacy. , London : Printed fur the Author, and sold by G. Kearsley. Pilvt•street ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Archer and Mahon, Dublin. Of wham may tw had, by the same Author, a SYSTRIC of Tueoterstst and Pit t svgicat. CREMISTRY . • the Second LS dna,cossiderabil anlatraid i tei d4els, two. with Plates illustrative of the Science, price One Guinea in boards. EXPER I M ENT Al. PH I LOSOP HY . 116 day ware published, irk Two Volumes 151 mo. ilhistrated by 35 superior Engravings, price 12s. in boards, and 14s. bound and lettered, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN• TAL PfiILOSOPHY, • ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDI:N•I'S and YOUNG, PERSONS. By t;EOßfili.-GREGORY, D. p, • - Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, Scc. ; Vicar of West-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to. the, Lord Bishop of Landoll; and. All titor of •I'he Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for Rteusau Puti.t.irs, 6, Bridge-street ; and to be . l had of aU Booksellers. • Of w.hout may also be had,.just published, The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EZPSILIMeNTAL r u r,by the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Class Book, &c. price 3$ In blue. • Iw'ANTED to invest.jrerai very cOgli;ierable slum in Annuities, reckatiable ache pleasure of the 'Grantors. Nobkernels and others aestivate-of raising Morey on Life Estates, under Wills, Marriage Setilensents, Charcit Livings, &e. well be treated with en the most honourable tern's. and the purchases imanediatAy completed. The funds of the atileertiker preclude the poesMray of asappointotent, whatever the extent et the negotiation. Apply petionaliy.frolo.Eleveo till Foot, or bylettor• to Mr. Berton, No. io, Leicester-plaee, Leicester-square. WANTS a Situation,. at, Martiumts nest, a single Pet-son, conspletely waled to superintend the manage ment of as extensive Estate, as Overseer ; one who has Lunt much. experience au ills busine ' ss, and has Won long accustomed INithtbe madam and new methods of Aviculture, practi.ed by the best Farmers in Berwickshire; is also well acquainted with the improving, of different sorts of wastelassui, rearing it from itagiatitral state, and improving it by draining, manuring, and all ether improvements necessary for putting it under a complete opt= of Husbandry : isalio acqtraintaciwith the breeding, rest- Mfeeding, and bnying and selling Live Stock ; writes a plaits ild; eau keep accounts with facility and -correctness; vey and subdivide I.and in a rowdar ferns, measure artificers' work, &e. &t. is at present' Overseer to a very r-soettahle Gun' thmum In one al dui eastern Counties of Scoriaad, and can .give every,satistims . with-mar* tor cbaracter.--Apply by letter (pest paid) to thePilotor at* umt• fog -tbe address of the ap plicant, which will be puoctualllyamtliatkl.lo. •E SPAIN EhLula/. were publishesl„.in.two elegant Voiumes r eamnti octavo, price ins. tiiL in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engravings, 'TRAVELS through-SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGUSR-GENTLEMAN : containing accurate Delineations of the MattiaasandDost ssrt c CotentrioN of that Country, with Aneedotes . nrthe PRINCE of PEACE, &r. &C. Estimates of the power. and Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars. " Half a word haecfupon, or nt42 the spot, is worth a cart-load of recollections."....GßAT'S LETTF.R S. Printed for RICHARIP PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Of whom may be had, The PRESENT STATE of PERU, Ity I. SKINNER, Esq. wi.h Engravings, price 4.55. in boards. On Thursday Sepfember Ist, will be published, To be continued quarterly, priee 2s 6d, No. 3, of THE REVIEW of PUBLICATIONS of ART, containing Criticisms on Treshams, Ottley, and Tomltlns's British Gallery, Ankersmith's Portrait of Dr. Johnson, Britteres Catalogue, er.c. of the Corsham House Collection, Lyson's Magna Britannia, Britannia Depicts, Boydell's Shakespear, Holloway's Raphael Cartoons, Gell's Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca, Engravings to Du Roveray's Homer's Odyssey, Conclusion of the Water Colour Exhibitions, Case of Grignion. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street, and may be had of every Bookseller in Tows and Country , as also stse two former Numbers, price 2s„ nd. each. THE SATIRIST, No. XII. On Thursday, the Ist September, will be published, price iia• 6 4 11 with a Caricature of Miller's Asses, No. ie, of A. HE SATIRIST, or MONTHLY 6 METEOR, containing Miller's Awes; Remarks on, liobir:t.f.catue, of King William—The Dawn of Spanish. Liberty—The Cantab, No: 6. -Strictures on Colibett—Character, Na it —Tables of Adnitary—Surrey Instimte---Jocular Biopaplope-LsAsof Metal•-• Winehester Landlord—Notorious Fashionable Character—So elm Inc Suppressioe of Vice—Sir Francis Berinr-An Old Adage Illustrated—The Loiterer, No. B—Poratics--FaelskenoWeSocieliy —The Penitents. Antcoarr s, EPIOIVISO. Ste.—Tlet downfall/4. the Satirist; F-141145t0 on Fox's Lea wail-071 111 4 -m as k e d Locriei; Epigram to Lord S. ; die Magnanimous Margin; lkpigniar,do. ; Mothodistiml Ratutw 011 PIINLICATMII4,O-4110 all Memoirs 464 et; ; an Essay on Ooverlintao ; Murray.n' Inquiry oa chitraceellioi Nations, amid .11e -Ptegrewt cif. Society; Spence's 41grIGOInire tbt itmare of wraiths Neesaitoth - Cellatilstor *lva; Cowper's Translation of Milton's Latin Poem! ; News paper Comparative Criticisms; Theatricals; Cempannive CB ticirms. Printbd-for. Salami Ti e:1 , 71 , , Joriodoeha: referriety-13661i in the • ohm Inarbe bi d die tem dirty - Nail each, in beards, or 14s. half bound. • ,-and 19111 by 9 -nix 1!L . . ~ ~. Po* BALL n l !'' - resse'Aticribm ot.gomoirthe 12th day of fiepteaniarr iseirci at Eleven o'clock: in the Forenoon, at the Dolphin. Tavern, on the Quay, Fah mouth, fur_ the benefit of the Underwriters, or whimrsoever it . - -. may concern. -TSHE F OIL LOW.IIiG G 0:0 DS, • 1 - lately landed from the Portugnetie lark NosVoSens. d4•lsin: cords filefo Mundo, Ciptaio J. A. Da SMas„ stranded in. this . , 'ort; on Fes voyage from Bristol to the Brazils: '2160 Dos. Table &lilies and lino Ciliieli, Gorges, Ste. Forks. 9 Carpenter's Adzes 468 Razors 10 ( arc Azet, assorted 144 Razor Strops and Cases. 1 Trunk Jewellery 840 3Cissirt 1 Box Hosi Ty . 441 Assorted Penknives. - ! Biles Wu diens 96 Britantski metal Teapots. S Cases Cut - cry andicwellery 96 Ditto Sugar and .Creank .1 :Tierce in taufafti.red Lea- Bosons. ther. 114 Doz. Hand Saws . 13 Crates Earthenware 200 7-tect Nu Do. 3 Cases Hats Tie Wood-cutter and Webb 1 Ca e Umbrellas, Para. 176 Doz. files soils, &c. 225 Plane Irons 2 . Cases Hop, in bales A variety of Telescopes.—Spy, sAd Opera Glasses. . 3 Wearing Apparel, Su, For viewing the same, and further Particulars, appll to Idles' Lane and Co. Btrokers, Britt A, or FRAMCIS g. SYMONS, , Merchant, Falmouth. .-. SURREY. . TO BE SOLD BY - PRIVATE. CONTRACT; KNIGHT'S HILL HQUSF.„ with . suitable Offices, Coach Hdisse Stale s dr.c. -and Upwards of One Hundred and Ten Acres of tbeitrupertp,of the Lac Lean . . , -Tit WILCO W. Further . Particulars may be khown on appliiation at Mr. hove Nice, 5, New Botwell.C.ourt, Lincoln's Inn, !odder'; what a Plan of the Estate may be seen. N. B. To be viewed by 'rickets only. • • COKETHORPE PARK ESTATE. 0 X FORDSHIR E. TO BE SOLD B% AUCTION; By Mr. PEYTON, On Friday, the 7th of October next, et Staitle Hall, Witney, in Lots, AMOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, torn prising the Manors of Coketkorpe, Ducktington and Stand. lake, with the royalties, rights, and emblements belonging thereto, and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called COKETHORPE HALL, with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order. Park and Padddeks, comprising 220 Acres of rich Pasture and Meadow Land (subject to a tythe modes), valuable Fisheries, Water Falb, and Ponds. • Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with .fine growing Odc l'lmber and Coppice Wood,. containing 80 Acres, and several adjacent Farms, open and inslcised, with convenient Farm Homes and Offices, and let to mkt respectable Tenants at will, and other fine Woods,• about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near 1060 Acres. Lot I. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Office, Gardens, Park, Water-fail and Works, Fisheries, and Cokettiorpe Woods. Lot S. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, In Mr. Co bourne's Teaure. Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. The utas's Tennre. The residue of the Estate wif be divided into many Lots, for the convenience of purchasers. A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifientions•of the several Lots may be had early in September next, by apply rig at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at No. S, New Basil/oil-court, Lincoln's Inn, London. . . DR - JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.-CAUTION. WHEREAS BENJAMI* PERRIN' has obtruded himself. upon the Public as " the original and only person" who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Analeptic Pik for the late Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge of this man's proems eons, when they are informed that be was a labourer in the Dee • tar's garden at Lambeth, at. eleven slilihnp per week, and after wards employed to make up his pills, the ingredients of which were weighed out • and -delivered to him in mass for that pur pose I as& that bel newer did. assist in any part of the process of thl Friar Powder, tit ishich. .be Analepic Pi% owe their pe., cutter efftcacy. It still .evi4es4, .therafors that ?4r. Per- . I rin's are not . Dr. linten ; 1144- • the, • P u blic 'will deter mine what degree of credit is t o o be given to one wba has asserted Mat he was. the brightal bisitenlY MP/el itIO vier assisted Pr. James is mitering his Powder; erbeeriscapfeace Wait the Bever Yosirdeeimped menisc/are hersaprkesiter.Dr, James, and even before Ise was born. 'the Analemic .Plll.l (which Dr. James contrived as a reetedffor hintielf, and 'whiet preserved his life to an advanced age), are -idesir'ablY-taletlitesl far Disordess oCthe Stomach and llowels,azei fat the I-kw/AA; fed 'the" bad silicate( free lisdeg, as, also fur litisestatitic,)l4 laps, fed o.outy,complaints: they gently open tilt:pores by niglg,.ath' the body by day ; and are excellent id Colds and alight Fs.vcrs, andsitottid never be omitted it bed time, after any exams of eat, ism, tar dr.nklng. Sol}] baly by. F. Newberry and Sant, No. 45, f.t.Patd's Cherelt Yap:rid...undoes and at Dr. lamas Late house, in.Brinow;street, In boxes, price es.'ed : each, or sit in one large bus, price D. .4s. • duty included.' • • glet - gbaegobleppiAbe • weals.: * >R Nett; - ljd 45, st. Pours" are tiallaWd4 . i to the starers. HALIFFON COURT, HEREFC SALE DEFERRED. MR. SQUIBB respectfully gives notice, that the .s-N2. SALE:, 01 the above valuaine rtuyci ty w.ncn W.A. AUVcro , r}tia' alto take place on Wednerity the 7ta ot Scpt2mhe , at vat. i raoraes Coe Hqusc,is unavoidahly.poseponed for a short time. ;Dne notice of-the Anon Day of Sale wilt be given in this and 4other*Papers.—Saville-rosv, m I To. MERCHANTS AND .OTHE RS. FREr.HOI.D ESTATE IN - CAMBRIDGE. TO BE SOLD Blf. AUCTION, (By ?Oct' of the At.siVeeS of Thisrais FraLci., .i-oluran Francis, and •rhomas Francis the younger, Bankropts)at the Black 801 l Inn, in Cambridge afares-dd, Oh Saturday, the 17;h day of September, 1808, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, suhjec: to such conditions as .hail be then prodnced, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist. ing of a Messuagepr : !jog House, fit for the hatmediste reception of a genotel Fatuity , Accoursting House, Merchant's Yard and PremiNes ' ' near the Great Bridge, in Cambridge afore. said, lately used and occupied by the said Bankrupts, and tom prising Warehouses, or COrn Cliansbery which will contain manly MOO Quarts-n. 4 ()ems Coak Oven, Coal House, and COal YAW, zninainsasswards of WO Challr.a of cals; &Chaise louse, And four roomy ,Stablga, Lofts. due. The Fremiies art auost eligibly ai tuated, and well calculated 'or an catesulive hlercan tile Trade, being contiguous to the Nnvlgable River Cam, front which Goods stay be immadiaiely warehoused, or be put on board,aud where a comilorahk Mercantile Business . ha! been , carried on for many years. ' -The Fienf.r,A may be viewed, abd further partieulat s known, by applketion to Mr. Thomas Markham (one of the Assignees), : Mr. Wood, Attorney at Law, botlaof Cambridge; or of Mr. ' liarvey,Goodwin, Auorney, Lypu, Norfolk.—Letters to be pelt _ _ VALUABLS FRU IoLD.F.SrA:I'H, 0X FO To be SOP) tg,AUCTION, by Tor. PEYTON, 7 /41be Red Lion but. ,at Tautasx, in the County of Oxford, on • M.inday the :td Diy, of October next, by Three o'Clock. in the Afternoon, ii Lou, unless previously disposed of by Fri sate Contract, of which due Notice will he given: .1-71-1 E• MANOR of. NORTH. WESTON, with A- its Rights, valuable Fisheries in the river Thome and Rayakieb, tog4ther with the antiwat anct.substantialnu;sion, Stables, Offices, walled Garden, Ponds and Pleasure Geouuds. arrd sundry eligible and compact Farm Houses, Barns', Stables, and Outhouses; and eight hundred und thirty acres of Arable. Meadows .and Pasture Land, of the fitst quality, lying within, a king-fence, and Tythe-free, with Land-tax , redeemed. The &tale abounds with Crane, is delightfully situated in the Vale.of the Thome, with excellent Roads, and: a' genteel Neighbour hood; about • one mile from the market town of Thante, ten miles from Oxford, and forty-three froto.London, . _ _ For Particulars, and to treat for the entirely, apply, to Mr. James's Offices, at S, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ; and at Warwick, where Plans'of the Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had at the Star and King's Arms Inn, OxfOrti; at the Royal Oak and 3Wao Inn, Titsworth ; Warwick Arms, Warwick; White Lice, Stratford on Avon; Royal Hotel, Birmingham; and at the principal Inns at Frigh Wscotulse, Buckingham, Banbury, Aylesbury, and Uxbridge; at the Ram anti-George lons, Smithfield, and at Lloyd's, Garraway's, and Wills'..Cotfee House, Serle-street, London. , . MANSION HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, and i 2) and near the ANCIENT CITY OF CANIE , FOR SALK BY PRIVATE CON rRAcr, (Land Tax Redeemed,) CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, commonly known ,by. the name of SAINT LAWRENCE HOUSE, comprising a Hall, with large and extensive Drawing and Dining Rooms, Kitchens ' Store Rooms, Butler ' s Pantry, Housekeeper's ~Room, Servant s LW, extensive Cellars, Dairy, &c. with good •_ Bedschambers and Attics, and Offices attaches and detached, to gether With Fore-Court, Plantations, Shrubberies, -Gardens, Orchard and Grounds thereto belonging. The Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens, Orchard and Grounds, are in a very thriving and Ennridhingstate. Also one Oast, two Barns, two Waggou Lodges, Cow-bouse, and Loft over it, three Stables, welt-house, Yards, and several Pieces or Parcels of very rich and fertile Arable, Pasture, and Hop Ground, in a Idgift.tate of cultivation, containing by estima tion 1•27 Acres more or has. In The Centre of the Hop Ground, containing 33 Acres,-is erected the new and substantial. brick Oast, which contains six Cockles, Green Loft, and Stowage Chambers un a very Improved plan, The Mansion House and 57 Acres of the Land are Tythe -free. Possession to be had at. Micitat.4mas next, with a reserve 'of the Berns and Stack Yard, until the Corn be:tlu-ashed out, which drill be done as speedily as podsible. For further -particulars, enquire of Mr. ?Intoner, .Solicitor, Burgate-street, Canterbury, or of Mains Vernon and Frabeklfn, Lincoln's Inn. Mr. Richardson, Saint Paurs..Caiterhuer,•.wsll thew the Premises. SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE. MANOR OF WEMBURY.--FOR SALE:. TilE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and ORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH Vs'EM .BUBN, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties ' and Franchises thereto belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House with Lawn in front ; a Coach-bouse and suitable. Stabling, and all manner of requisite Ottonflices, detached and agreeably arranged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and a largeinclosedGarden,well planted and stocked with Fruit-trees and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven, and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Plumy, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise sea eral new-bulk , Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuages, Faiths, Lands,Tettements, and Hereditaments belonging to the said Manor: Ands Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjoining tad snacked thereto. This Estate is bounded on two aides by the English Channel, and the River Yealme i commands most delightful and extensive views and scenery—B ritain's Fleet and Merchant Shipit Yreqnently gliding near it, and affordingto the eye and to the mind the most delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies within a ring fake, and is certainly one of the most compact and desira. bl e ,E s tases in the West of England, and contains altogether about 346 screed Arebk,Pastur.., Meadow, Orchards, Garden oround, and Wootilant3, and lies w:cbln the parish of Wembury, in the County of Devon, at about four miles distance from the capital Market Town of Ylyntuath, the access to which is rendered very sommodious by the now road, and will be more so by a flying bridge now trectiut lay Lord Boringdon. The Mansion House with • the Careens, &c. and a stitahte quantity of Geoniti, and Rho the Woods arc in hand, and pones: ston thereof nisi be had at Lady-day nert, - avid the present Fort niture,whicit a new and nindiome, maybe taltert at an appraise. toent, aid sherrainiee Of the Estate (citeept daily about 5$ acres, itildlty hates for one and two litres), islet to - respeCsoblo rename, ar net rents, amounting only to about 500 but which; k ieestinsitisati meant soon be Increased tout least XI 500.. - The•Lhlldennt •Is •rederned, abd int.part Of the Manor it Trcrelna Sa#llfigs of a shilling, value tuld upwards, to bit t i &es rikai tliePtattiaser, And paid fot ixeltnive of the Estate. • For Saki whereof, a. Public Auctitto wilibelitid, at the Londok Inn, at ivybridge, u Plygtouth, on .Teesday, the 6th day of September neat, in 12 o'clock at neon ; and, in the mean knit., the Same nary viewed On aliptleation is Nfr: F..: Bakereet Wem bury, and r u m ,' -p art i cu lars, after. the si se inst. may be had of hba, or Meesee.Cardele and Sposs„Solicitars,(iray's inn ; Ma ears. Noble and.Hstnt, of Jeffery-antkres-London; Meaers.Trearinan and Sos Eketer ; and at the °Mee of Mr. Edemas& Lockyervis Plyinton;h--Whete a Plano( the Estate may be seU s N. B. The Hasse may be seen qp Tuesdays - and ikeicetio. tweet' the hours of eleven sad three o'clock. t . • • . VXPEDIT.IOUS .TRA:VEI I 4INgtsIRtLAN Dt A: 4 by way o tiistol, where tbereire Thirty-foar PAC :I'S constantly passing and repassing ;* Six on the average, weekly, wind and.weatherpernsitting; taking,tkeir departure Irons Weeks: Hotel, and Lamp-lighters Hall Inn and Tavern, for Dahlia, Cork,,Waserfotd, and Belfast, Passengers going to Hiker of the ports may be accommodated with Ssa Stock of every Aossiiptian at the abpve Hotel ; aud. should they, by contrary winds, or any other cause, .choose to alter.their tout, it wilt belairtsbeclaree of any expence. Goods, Carriages, f totem; &A. &w forwarded t. tbe Oiliees of Mr. ,Edward #44. Mit, Doman fisher, Ship Agents twp-. site the Draw-bridge, BriattgoreAL fled a sate and speedy convey , . ante to either of the .abtive Pelts. —. • t of