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I•. 1 I :II , • • . A .s. • : . NUMBER 8226 SOCIETY IPOIR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, Soh , 7, ISIS. BENEFACTIONS since the last Report, viz.— The Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor, V.P. Ann. it 5 5 The Countess of Radnor, per &ismer'. end Co. - 5 5 Edward Wilbraham Boodle, Esq. per Treasurer - 20 0 Rev. nos. WillanO, of Bere Rees . - 9 2 Ewan Law, Esq. per Herries and Co. Ann. 3 3 Edward Howell, Esq. - - . - 2 2 Jas. Forbes, Esq. - - - Ann. 2 2 Hash Owen, Esq. per Biddnlph and Co. - 2 2 Mr. Crowder, per Secretary - - - 1 1 Mr. Wm. Talbot, letter-box - - 2 0 Jonah Smith Wells, Esq. per Secretary . 1 1 Miss Isabella Saltonatall, per Hoare* - 3 3 Miss E. Boone, per'Biddulph and Co. , 5 0 Mrs. E. Brunton, per Treasurer • X. Y. Z. XX. 2s.—E. l. .€l. Is. - H. J. £5.—W. T. £l. is. - D. C. Xi. 2s.—A. G. £5. 55. - E. F. C. per Treasurer - Found in the Letter-box several small Sums Received for a Book - - A Fine from Hackney Coachman Anonymous - Mrs. Barrell, per Dorrien aid Co. • Ann. 2 2 . 3 3 - 6 1 • 7 7 • 2 0 - 4 4 - 2 2 - 0 6 • 3 5 • 1 1 £b7 17 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 77 Debtors, for the Sum of - .£3BB 4 18 Considered the Cases of 32 Petitioners—Approved, 22—Referred for Characters, 2—Petitions, and Rejected, 1. Benefactions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's.street ; Hoare!, Fleet street ; Messrs. Chatteris and Co. Lombard-strett ; Biddlaph, Cocks, and Ridges, Charing cross; Dorricn and Co. Finch lane, Cornhill; Hamntersleys, riff-mall; Veres and Co. 77, Lombard-street • and by the Secre tary, N 0.7, Craven-strett, Strand, where the books may be seen by these who are a:dined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. - IF the Person advertising for the return of his Wife, in this Paper of July the mh, will write the true initials of his Name, and they answer the t aptetationsof the Lady it seems to apply to, lie will, by giving an addrtss to A. B. Post-Office, Landovery, Carmarthenshire, be aussr.red very satisfactorily. July IS, 1813. _ MONEY IMMEDIATELY.—Nu. 2, Duke- street, Ade Ipiti. 11E CONDUCTORS of this Office can cont .& wand any Sltni of Money, and are in the habit of making advances upun every description of security, a ith promptness and literality.—Attendance from ten till five.—Letters mu ,t h!. paid. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC I', VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, and EXTENSIVE PAPER MILLS. For further intonnation apply to Mr. B. Donkin, Fort-place, Bermot.diry. FREEHOLD AND TYTHE-FREE MANOR. AND ESTATE, !LANCS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, APARTICULARLY Desirable FREEHOLD and 1 Y IHE-FREE ESTATE, consisting of two capital Farms, and 616 Acres of fine Woods, being the whole of a Hamlet, containing 1416 Acres. The Estate is very compact, well situate fur Markets, witlin reach of two Packs of Hounds, in y pleasant part of the country, well stocked with Came, and akokt 50 milt.. from London, on a good turnpike road. The Poor's Rates are very low, and the Land-tax is redeemed. For Particulars, and to treat, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. Tt) INN-KEEPER:3, &c. WANTED by a respectable Person, 26 years of • abe, a SFIVATION as BAR-MAID or CHAMBER MAID, in a respectable Inn in the Country, where au Under inlaid is kept—is telly competent to either of the above depart ments in every respect, and can be well recommended.—Letters addressed (;: No. 6, Bride-lane, Fleet-street, London, will be duly .attended tn. This day will published, In One Volume, Octave, price IGs. in boards, HE MODERN PRAC fICE of PHYSIC, ex. hibitirg the Characters, Causes, Sy .•:rotps, Prognostic, Elorbid ptarancec,s, and improved Method of Treating the Diseases of all Climates.—By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. Fourth Edition, revised, and consithrably enlarged. Loncloa : Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Erivtu, Cadell Davies, S. Highly and Son, I. Callow, E. Cox, Crulock and J07,1'. littnilton, and T. lindens God. WINE COOLERS and BUTTER PRESER VERS, on a Lew construction, are manufactured and sold exclusive) by JAMES MIST, at his Warehouse for China, Glass, and Larthettware, No. tv:., Fleet-street, London. The tria% nhich wet e made of these articles during the last summer, were v.r•y satisfactory, and have warranted I. MIST in prepa rnig a Lova lezntity fur the..prusent sensOn; beside.: these arti. Wet, the Vold c may *aye some assurance of the utili:y of the eortrivanee front the approbation bestow 4 on them by the So• eiety for the Encouragement of Arts, hianufac.ores, and Com merce, who rewarded !be Inventor last year 14 this production. —Porous Jugs and Goglcits equal to those of Bengal and the Mc ditri ranean. • `' • : 'cnr...4 • P r -• • , ' 40, • l i k? • • A t . • 4 • • , - • - • ilk ,lIP' . . SALES BY AUCTION. BROMLEY, RENT. Nut Pet RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and MEADOW LAND, Tea Miles frdin LONDON. Ey Mr. ROBINS; At Oats sway's, on Thursday, July 11, Wraiths, by Order of the Executers, AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ► part held for a term width will expire at Lady lay, ISM), and part held under the Bishop of Rochester for three -Ives, call ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in front ; planned fur the accommodation of d Getitlmnan's Family , presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few year., the principal part of PonlandStene, situate at the east end of Brom- Icy, a fine commanding situation, the Residence and Property of Wu. Mettisn. Esq. deceased. The Ilou3e is placed on a fine Paddock at an agreeable distance from the Road; containing En trance Hall, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Room,.and a Library; on the First Flax a Morning or Lady's Dressing- Room, overlooking a n extensive and rich country, three spacious Bed Chambers ' and six Rooms fur Servants over; excellent - Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, and Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yarn and Buildings, excellent Gardens walled round, Green-House, Hot-Honse, &c. excellent Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks,enclosures of Meadow Land; the whole upwards of fwenty-one Acres; the principal part encircled 1 by thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel-w‘lks, Akoves, and Seats ; the whole in the most complete order.' To be viewed, by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on the' Premises ; at the Bell, Bromley ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Messrs. 3ne% and Green, So % !chars, Salisbury-square; at Garraway's, and cf Mr. Robins, , Warwick - square ; of wh om Tickets tor viewing may be had. FA:S.III.Y bR RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, te,pectful'y Worm the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in ce:sevei.ce of the Fire ia ainner-sae,t, they have removed to their premises, Ne 225, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they I, i,te to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral patrotia, , ,e they have hitherto exp:Tienced. lists hitichine ctonti,es the Fire place, Coppers, Marsh TtM, Ibui.r Back, Ho, Back, and Working 'l'un, in mie Utensil; trAich is compact, finial:le, and convenient, and worked by a 4:c-i'o i simple'ankl ctrtain in its nperatiutt. The Machine is matrt of vat lints dinter,ims, suitable to small Families, or the moan extensive establisi.ntent4. N. It. and Co. have thv iilenure a ...tying, they have most re srecoble tostimonial4, and Ore referrucea to (let:lumen in Town 321 , 1 Country, who Lad s. - ...perieuct: of the utility of the iiiventlon. Su'il by th. 2 Pa'i!ntees, 1 , 10. czs, riec nklip, London ; NI. 10, Wine-s:reer, ; a1.,9 by the principal furniikinz irAlr;orgers fn the Unitt Kingdom. ;t. and Co. brew in the 7.1;..:!1;:ie 14r pubic PNrry i . ue,tlaf t in London ar,l r.ristc.l. NOTIC''. TO Til • rieTON ari CO. of the I;riti,li Paint flirt:if:lC- N..; tor!, , .0,; , •, t ,n V. - all, 1111 , st eTecz flfly ii: form the Pub. sc-, that they have t:Aeti the Warehouses latOy occ:lpi.ll by Ale:•ws. Travtrs F.dhile, Sugar Bakers, Nu. 62, QUEEN- S FREE I', CH E.l at which place may he purchpsed, as at Luhdon Wall, GENUINE OILS and COLOURS, at the `WHOLESALE PP. ICES, for MONEY, and where theit cheap, dureble, and imi , ciztrJ'..le Paints, grour.d in Linseed Oil, for Palk Palings, Weather-boarding, Stuccoed Fronts, Outbuildings, Ship-painting, &c. are now 6vlii , hg at the same Prices as hereto fore, viz. Invisible Green, 56t. per cwt.; Dark Olive Crean, 70s ; Bright Olive Green, 1125.; Blue; st),.; Black, White, Stone, and Lead Colours, sns, l er cwt. each; Chocolate, 505.; Red, 405.; a:A prepared Oil to thin them for use, ss. per gal l' n. Genuine White Lead, 565. per cwt.; Turpentine, 12s. per Pail.; Linseed Oil, ss. 6d. per gall.; Painters' Biushet , ; and Co. louts of every kind, dry or prepared tor use. Genuine Sperm Oil, tiK sd. per Gal.; tine Chamber, ss. 64.; Pale Seal, 4*. Sil.; and Common Oil, 4s. per gallon. N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very handsome in appear ance, possess great durability, and will nand in hot Climates; they are used in the manner of other Paints, and are applicable be the general purposes of weft ow stiamesild plating: This day was mashed, Beautifully printed in duOtteelmo;price es. extra boards. THE RIVAL CHIEFS; tn, The BATTLE of the BOYNE. A Poem, in Ste Books. Soli by Thomas Underwood. so, Thet-street. This day was In Ivo. the Second Edition, with gb li t hb En e treeinp, price 141. In board., Vol. IT. of THE MEDICO- CHIRURGICAL TRAN SACTIONS, published I y the Medical and Chirlirgical Society of London'. . _ Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and BrOwn, Pater noster-row. Of whom may be had, Vol. 1. price 14s. boards; and Vol. ITI. price 16s. boards. This day was published, Handsomely printed In octavo, price 9s. In boards, dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hon. Lord HOLLAND, ACORRESPONDENCE of the late Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX with the late GILBERT WAKEFIELD, B.A. in the Year 1796—11101, chiefly on Sub jects of Classical Literature. Printed far T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; soil alto by W Blackwood, Fdinburgh; and M. Keene. Dublin. Evely published, in Octavo, With a large Engraving, price 2s. sewed. ASHORT ACCOUNT of the CAUSE of the DISEASE in CORN, caned by Farmers the Blight, the Mildew, and the Rust. By Sir JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. The Second Edition, with Additions. And a Letter to Sir J. Banks, on the Origin of the Blight, and on the Means of Raising late Crops of Garden Peas. by T. A. KNIoRT, Esq. Printed for Richard Rees, 62, Pan Mall. In a feu days will be published, A Sccond Portion, consisting of The Third and Fourth Volumes, of THE LETTERS of Mr4:ELIZ.IBETH MON TAGU, with some of the Lefton; of her Correspondents. Published by MATHEW MONI'AGU, Esq. Her Nephew and Executor. Printed for T.Catlell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may he had, a New Edition (being the Third) of the First Portion, containing her Letters from an early age to the age of twenty-three, elegantly printed in Two Volumes, with a Portrait of Mrs. Montagu, from a Miniature by Zinck, price 14s. in boards. THE VENERABLE MISSIONARY SIA'ARTZ. 'phis day was publisheA t price 2s. 6d. SERMON, preached by Order of the Honoura b le COURT OF DIRECTOXS of the Affairs of tilt...East-114a Com pany of England, September 6th, IFC7, on the opening of a Nlo nurnent set up in St. Mary's Church, Fort St. George to comme morate the virtues and services of the late Reverend_ Mr. 'wi RIZ FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1813. By R. H. KER R,D 1). Senior Chaplain of Port St. t:torge. , . Madras printed.—Londot: : Reprinted for Black, Parry,... and Co. Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leath s hall-street : Rivinz:ons, St. Paul's Churchyard; Hatchard, Pk • cadilly ; at;el Scoley, Fleet-street. FOR SCHOOLS. This day were publithed prier ss. in hoards THE ELEMENTS Ot . ENGLIsfI GRAM MAR; with numerous Exercises; Ouestions for Examina tions ; and Notes, for the use of the advanced Student. • By the Rev. W. ALLEN. _ _ Sold by LackiugtOn and Co. Law s W. Pinnock and Co. Winton, and other Booksellers. " In addition to the general principles of Grammar, much use ful and entertaining information, respecting style arid composi tion, will he found in the latter parr of this Work. It is much cheaper and more comprehensive than Murray's. and, we doubt not, will meet the encouragement of leachers, and of Parents who Educate their own Chddren."—lskrtut , e Literary Review, January 3, For a more copious account of thi, Grammar, see The New X (virtu ; No . I. NEW AMU IC. THE BR AZEN BUST, .4 romantic Melo-Dra:na, performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed and arranged for he ?Linn: ore by H. R. Bishop, price Gs. Fancy flies on sportive WingF, Fong with the greatest approbation by 7.'r. 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Rerington, Crosby and Co.; and Wilson and Se a, York. Those who may wish to become purchasen of the above, will please to be pardealarlassklas form wed% PHI'. law Traces. BROCKLEY HILL, KENT. Delightful Residence, with Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Land, Rc, wi.hin Six MiJes of Town. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on 1 harsday, at tw.lve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD I:STATE, compris. ih; a very eligible And conumadicus Residence, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, del;ghtiu :y situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, near Brodsky-bid, between Lewiaham, Dulwich, and Sydenham, commanding pies•ing aed inti-resting View-, wi . h beautiful walks and rides in vatiot.a directioes, separated from the road by a close f.mce, en closed pith folding gates, and screened by thriving esnr i lrt et: forest trees and line grown timber, approached by a ea:riagi. drive, encircling a Lan it, planted with shrubs , flow rs , &c. The 'louse contit'its on the upper story, a Nurzery and red room adjoining, a small *.l.reping-roiiiii or Dritssing-toom, twsi ether lied chambers, Charts in the &tic:tent rooms, and a Store. room ; lirst-floor, five exc. llent Bed-cliambers, handsomely pa pered, of good proportions, tl.ieets, &c.; ground storey, Entrance Hall, Breakfast Parlour, Gentleman's D:essing-runini Library, and in the wings a handsome Drawing-roiim and Eating-pailour, thirty teat by twenty tee, thirteen feet high, opening to a Ve tanda the length of the front of the house, and looking upon the lawn, a colocade connecting the Louse with a eOIiSC(VI tory stored with grapes; in the basement are all requi-it Offices, detached ca, ital I iur-rall Stable, Farness-room, with Lott and Mena Room over, a Cart-horse Stable, two Coat Huissea, Laundry, and Frhic Room over, Gardener's House n. an enclosed Yard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchet. C.:aides*, one part ss alical, fully stocked, cropped, and planted: the Pleasure Grounds are laid out with taste, and excellent Gra vel Walks, an Orchard, and Meadow Land, containing in all up wards of thirteen IScres. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be Lad on the Premises; at the Lion and Lamb. Leoisham ; Green Man Diackticaili ; Bell, Bromley; King's Anus, and Crr;•liuund Croydon; Golden Lien , Sydenham; At Garraway's, =dot Mr. robins, Warwick•atact, Goldcn•:quare. SUSSEX, ON THE SEA COAST, SIXTY-FOUR MILES FROM LONDON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON, At the Swan ha, at Hastings, in tt•e Cnuaty of Sussex, en Monday, the 9:11 day of August next, at Three &Clock iu the Afternoon, in Seven Lots, unless previously clispostd of by Private Contract, of which due nos. c will be given, AVERY valuable ESTATE, situate at Bexhill, in the County of Suasex. Two substantial newly elected Dwelling-houses, wills all th:cessary Oakes, Gardena, and Plea sure-grounds; Ciittages ' Coach-hoes •, Stablin:r, and s.:ndry Closes of Meadow and Pasture Land In a high state of cultiva tion, containing it: the whole 19 Acres. Tlis Estate is in the omit:34;m of the'Proprictor, and in a high state of cultivation, and possession may be had on com pleting the purchase. Deseriptivi. Particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Mate, Pes , raaaer, at Bexhill, who wilt slitsv the Premises and a Ma,, of the several Lots; at the principal Inns in the ileig'thourhood ; the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Shadwtil, Bishop, and Co. So licitors, Hastings • and of Mr. James, New Boswell -court, Lit:- coin's Inn, Londt;n,, l wha are authorised to treat. by Ps.vare Coll. tract, and where Maps are dt.i•a•it d. SOMERSETSHLRE-ASIIWICK GROVE AND E.iTATES . TO BE SOLD IN FEE BY AucTioN, __ _ At 01.1 Down Inn, in the County of S•,m.rset, on F.iday, the ISth day of Aug!.At next, at Four &Clock hi the Afternoon precisely, unless previonsly disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given, THAT beautiful VILLA, called ASHWICK GROVE; with the Pleasure•grounds, Plantations, and Woods thereto adjoining and belonging; containing about 20 Acres, late the Property and Residence of JOHN Ilixxi:ausxr.r, Esq. deceased; together with several Farms and Lands, in the foll-v.ing Lots: 1. oT 1. ASHWI CK GROVE HOUSE; comprising a Dining room, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, Howielteepees-room, Ser vants -ball, Kitchen, Cellars, and other convenient Offices, on the Ground Floor; ei:dtt Bed-rooms on the First Floor, and three Servants' Apartments; Coach-house for two Carriages, Harne.s. room, Stabling for eight Horses, an Et * :tra-ce Lodge, excellent walled Kitchen-;arden, well stocked with Fruit-trees, with a Gardener's House and Fool-house adjoining; Pleasure-ground, Plantations, and Woods, all adjoining, and comprising nearly 20 Acres; and several Closes of Meadow and Patture I a_p_i:- ing the same, called Pill Grove, the Fosse Estate, the Park, and the Five Acres, and containing together about Fitty Acres, with Two Cottages erected thereon. . _ Lot 2. A good Farm-house,Barn i Stable, Ox.stabling, Garden, and all other conveniences, and seven Closes of rich Meadow Land thereto wipining, called Sints's and Norris's, including a valuable Lime Kiln tlwreon, and containing together about 40 Acres, in the occupation of Robert Hues. Lot 3. Two Closes of excellent Meadow Land, called Long- Mouse Ground, containing about 13 Acres, also in the occupation of the said Robert Hues. Lot 4. A Close of Arside Land adjoining the Frame turnpike. road, in the Parish of Shepton Mallett, containing about 12 Acres, called Jenkyns's Grounds, in the occupation of the said Robert Hues• Lot 5. A good Farm.house, Stable, Yard, and Garden, and 26 Acres of excellent Water Meadow, and 13 Acres and a half of rich Meadow or Pasture Land adjoining, situate in the Parish of Stoke Lane, and in the occupation of the said Ruben Hues. Ashwick Grove is delightfully situatet in a genteel neighbour hood on a good turnpike-road, in the Parishes of Ashwick, Stoke Lane, aid Shepton Mallet', about t 7 miles from Bristol, 13 from Bath, six from Weds, and three front Shepton Mallet!, and may be viewed to the time of Sale, on application at Ashwick Grove House. For flanker Particulars or treaty by Private Contract, applica. !ion may be made to Mews. Bredcrip, Meihan and brodertp, Wells. If application be made by letter, it must be poet paid. A Coach from Bath to F.xeter passes through Ashwick every day (except Stiodam) .... . . T r.- - :10" - ~..1, • , .. . . . - '• P 1• /.• ; /LIP" r" If 6 :: - ..4 6 _1 4 ' 0 • A, , r •„. ..t• 7 •- ....c .3k (;,' •,! . .Z . :O •,,',.... • A. , .. 7 , . : . - 4: . ‘r . ;, t ,‘" -- \,..• -, .' 7 , 4 ).ifl. ) I, ::(:- q ,-~ PitICII SIXPENCWRALIPPENST. SALES BY AUCTION. .. - ... •.• y. •• rlikE SALE of . the MANO ft of T RUTTOY JIL. HILL and LANDS In WiI'HAIVI FRIARY, Intended to bore tchen place on the 15th of July instant, is again unavoidably POSTPONED till Friday, the 13th of Aegust. Particulars are preparing, and may be had three weeks prier to the gale, of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Ina, Lon don.; •Ir of James Bradford, Esq. Swindon, Wilts. • 1 o be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the HIGHEST BIDDEIt, At the Custom House, Newest)le, on Thursday. the 22%1 July, 121', at Eleven o'Cloek in tke Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GO ODSi VIZ. About 61b. Cocoa B aste IS odd Clap Boards Rib. Black Tea 6 do. Lifers 4 Cadts and s Bags of Foreign 1 qr. 21 Oars • Copper Coin, 2. Kid Skins 1 bun. 2 qrs. 4 odd Deals 3 Bear Skins .. 2 qrs. 6 odd Deal ends 2 Otrer Skins SO odd Battens 4o ratrn Skins I qr. 17 0d , .! Paling Boards 3 Few Tobacco Adaet 27 odd Pi re Mord% W&lch rogy he .een on appliear huuse, NI Custom-House, Netrc-stle, 7t loa being made at tbil Calton. lewrastle. th July, 1813. TO BE RESOLD, Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made to a Cause SCOT against Wt. Li., before Roar tyr Oriente, Esq. tae of :Mist (es of the said Conrt, at the Public Sale Room cf the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Cbenstory dane, London, on We.ditesday the vst day of July, 1913, between ts,e hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, is Three Lots, ERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYI;OLD ESTATE 4, late the Property of Timmits WALL, Fsq de. ceawd, conslsting of two Copyleuld Messuages or Tenements situate in Church-row, Isiewerrh, in the County of Midd,eiee, held of the lard of the Manor of the Rectory of Is!eworth and the Fraehold Alit or leljnd, late used as an Osier Ground s:tuatst in the River Thames fronting the aforesaid Messiages or 'Tene ments, containing :Ilion: 379 feet in length, and &hetet 91 feet in breadtit. Particulars may he hail at • the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-Build:tics, Chaticery•laiir ; of Mes.s. King and Lukiti, Solicitors, Iledford.row at the PI - detail Inn, lsleworth; Pigeons, Bentatird; Greyhound, ItichiuunJ; Star and Garter. Kew liridZt ; and at Garraway'4. . . _ MANca, Ai;vowsoN, and must desir.shle rRELI - 101.1J ;T., in liaoip-Itite. —"Fuze:her or ill tots, At the Dulihinb un Wednesday the 2;st day tif July, 13! 3, at Tw e lv e o'clock, cap;t:ll EST . /VIE, situate in tlic most plenAnt part of Hampfaire; adjoining the Southant; - ton River, and the Nev Forest; consisting of the MANOR of DIIK)EtI, with several convenient l'uturis, and beautiful Woods, well inclosed; coni ! tining in the whole 953 A. OR . 33 P. A to t 11; ,11)VOW :A) N of the ILP.6ORY of lIIBDEN, con. sis:ing of a neat moitril House, most delightfully situated, with 7 A. OR. u I'. of Paw ure Land asjoining ; anal the Tythes of ail kinds of the wbolt P..rish, contiGung leschinve of the Pur;ieti) upwards of IWO Acres. The PuOcu a ithin the Manor contains 341 Acres. In this Estate there are come of the finest sitratioes la the kingdom for bullshit, commraiding the most deliVtful views of the Southampron River, SpPlead, the New tureat, and adja cent country. The Estate li extremely well clothed with remarkab'y fins thriving Oak 1 Aber, and every way eiipible for the hlay of For tune anal the Sportsman ; and is crab!, of tr at improvements. Priuted Particulars, with a Pam a•anexed, may be had of Messrs. Riethardsortand Corfield, 7, laucelses•ino-fields, London; at the pi mcipal Inns in the neighbourhuod ; and of hlessrs Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.—Mr. Themes Wyatt, at the Manor Fann,l)thdett,willskew the .ands. I'o BE J 01.1) BY Pal VA l't CON A VERY d2eirable FREEHOLC [ATE, i sitrated in the moil pleasant part of the County of Kent, and cunt aitiing upwards of tit.Xl Acres of Arablz, Meadow, Pas turn and Wood Land, free of great Tithes, and Land-tax re deemed, with an excellent Family Mansion most beautifully standing at the top of a Valley h a Park, diversified with title old Oak-tree-, an a large siwet of water ted by a fine stream, and large enough for a Pleasure-boat. The House contalas a very elegant Dining-room, two Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-parlour, Library, and Retiring-room, Chambers for about 20 Beds, toge ther with every necessary Apartment for domestic purposes, double Coach-house, Stabling for 8 to 10 Horses, Brew-house and Laundry, with a good waled Garden. For furthcr Particulars, apply to Adani M❑rray, Surveyor and Land Agcnr, 61, St. Ntatits's l •ne, Charing-Cress.—(Lettcrs post paid.) o l'E,llll ENGINES. • TO BE BOLD, Al PENYFRON, TWO powerful STEAM ENGINES, t h e o n e 72, and the other 134 horse power, on Meru's. Bnul toa and' Watt', phut, one of which h a s a new Iron Beam; they are com plete in every respect, and now on the Lead Mine of Pcnyfron, n.ar MoI4 , in the Couuty of Pint trgether with double Sets of Boilers, and with the Pumps attached to them, consisting u fol lows, ths • 1 Lift se9 yds, Plain Pipes 27 in. and Working Barrel 191 n. 1 do. 216 do. do. tts do. do. • list 1 do. 18 do. do. 16 do. do. 15 I do. 18 do. de. 16 do. do. ISi 1 do. 18 do. do. 10 do. do. 8 t do. 31 do. do. 10 do. do. 6 1 do. St do. do. 10 do. do. st 1 do. 37 do. de. 26 do. in. 17 1 do. 11 do. do. 2b do. do. 1 9 1 do. 15 do. do. 14 do. d o . 1 1 1 do. 15 do. do. 14 do. do. 13 1 do. 15 do. do. 8 do. do. 7 These El gine: aro situated about sit miles dir•ant from Flint, (where they may be shipped) and may be seen and ftirthe= culars had, by applying to Mr. Eagles, at Penyfron, near Mr. Robert Williams, of Chester, will treat with any person wishing to purchase either one or both of them Engines by Pri vate Contract. There are Pipes of various sizes Independent Of those attached to as,: Engines, particulars of which may be known by applying as above. TO BE LB F, for such Terms as may be agreed upon, A MOST desirable MANSION, fi t far any Gen. tleman's abode. The Preolisss ate adjoining the Village of Wouldham, close to the navigable atl.l pleasant River Med w ty, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester. aril five miles from Maidstone, in a sporting part of the Comity of Kent, and close to Wouldharn Common, to width it an unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. 'Eke ground floor consigs of a commodious Hall, with a grand Staircase, a Drawing-roona, Parlour, Sitting-room, and s spacious Kitchen ;. the one pair of stairs consists of five very roomy Bed-chambers, ore of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a hack Staircase from the Kitchen, containing six Rooms with fire.places in three of them, a Staircase from the passage of the two pair Into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway and country all round; most spacious Cellars, with excellent Bins, a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf wall and railing fence; • large Mack Court enclosed all round with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit-trees, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Garden well wal l * and fences-1, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard en. closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stall, d Stable, over which is a high spacious Loft, two Coach-bouses, and many other Out-Offiees, too tedious to mention herein. The lesser may be accommada•ed wall a dozes Acres of choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required. ler ftuglatr Pastkolan, cavity of Mr. Barks, at Wooklbaot • V