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• ~ • . . . • . ;l A ' , , • . . • . . 00 , 0 \ • ~ n ik . r w_ k • 0 1 It h !S i; . ~ . • I s 0 -- i " , i.:4l\ .44( , 7/n i • ,1 , I \ •••• 11 /A 1 0 . ... • . . . tirW-J li, ,; NINBER 79 62 . _ _ _ ivE Ry EVENING *mi. FURTHER NOTICE. • ..dir Battle of Salamanca, also a new Harlequinatle Pau l:Myr— tomune, &e. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 11, 1812. PRICE SIXPENCS-HALITENNY. SALES BY AUCTION. • Thid day was published, price 4. RO MEC) AND JULIET TRAVESTY, "-Nil fuit unquam tam dispar sibi. " Dulce est desipere in loco:' Hoe. London : Printed for T. liooklum, jun. and E. T. Hookham, Old Bond-street; J. M. Richardson, opposite tile Royal Ex change; and Jenkyns, Booksel►er, Old Town -street, Plymouth. ROYAL W AMPHII'HEATRE ST (ASTLEY'S,) ESTMINER-BRIDGE. t o , the Patronage o their Roal litghnesses the Print* Regent and Duk e of York. artltY EVENING till further notice, will be .. a rd (expressly t repared for the Stage), a Grand MAL - so Two Acts, called The BATTLE of SALA m . o,tbe TOV.'N MAJOR, and the SPANISH HEROINE; po e tics the glorious and complete Defeat of General Marmont e d Me whole French Army, by the heroic and gallant Field -06611 the Marquis of Wellington and the Allied Army. In • 0 , i re elab of the Stage Entertainments, will be given a con geal succession of Equestrian and other performances.—The w hole to crnclude with an entirely new COMIC Pantomime, with amnia new Scenery, Machinery, Drecses,Decorations. Music, mechanical changes, &c. called The PERSIAN FESTIVAL, or SAILLQUIN EIMROR. p a ws open at half-past sic o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gal. Is. keed Price invariably commences at half-past eight. a The Grand Russian Horse Stage Spectacle, called the toe Cescack, is In active preparation, and will be brought for.. mud as soon as the alterations and additions are completely , bashed, when it will be alternately performed with the glorious B att le of satainanca, of his Ey Order Of the Honourable the • Majesty's Customs, In the Custom-home Warehouse, Liverpool, on Wednesday the kith September, i ql2, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE GOODS UNDER.MENTIONE.Dpi VIZ 254 Silver Watches, which will be soli} singly • 111 Dozen Silver Pencil-cases • g 4 do.. Pen-knives • 73 do. Silver, Gilt, and Pearl Clasps 8 do. Gilt Snaps 10 do. Plated Mounts 1 Box Hardware 25 ce 0 0 Svelter sundrytimalt articles of Jewellery and Watch Movement*. The Watches, Hardware, and Spel er, may be wen the day before the Saki from nine till two o'clock, and tl.e Other articles at the time of §aie only, when estaloz Ue3 may be lir! of H.:egar. TM. clay wag pubUshetl, -- B_ pOETICAL VAGARIES. Y GEORGE COLMAN TIIE YOUNGER. Comprising an ODE to Wa s a HACKN IT ED CRITIC; Low AuBITION ; or, ,The Life attA Death of Mr. DAW ; in which is introduced a RaCKONING WidITIME ; the Lear of the WRECK, or. Castle Blarneygig ; inscribed to the AuthOr of the Lady of the Late; and Two PARSON%; br, The 'fate of a Shirt. In 4to. price One Guinea in boar.'. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. BEAU I'IFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous Hairs on the Face, Neek, and Arms.—HGBERVS RO SEATE POWDER Immediately removes them, is an elegant Article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. or two in one Parcel, 7s. Sold by the ?reprietor, No. 22, Russell -street, Coveni-garden ; • Overton, 51, Bond -street; Dutnzett, 3, .Cheapside; Mister, Margate ; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Gregory, Ileghton Binsteed, Bognor; Gould, Bath; Trewinan, Exe:er Munday, Ward; Nosworthy, Norwich ; Cattle, Yolk; Hopkins t Hull; Swinney, Birmingham ; Gales, ShAneld; Pi Doer, Bristol; Oreirstratt, Li verpool.; and by, every -Bookseller, kerfumer,. aud Vender, in England,,Scotlanal, sod Ireland. On the let of September Was published. price 4s. 6d. TO. XXXII. of the RETROSPECT of PHI LOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL ruscovEtti f , S. ' Sold by Sherwood and Co. Pateenoster.row; and all other Booksellers. Also, just published, with Three Plates, price Ss. No. 124 of the REPERTORY -of ARTS, At ; containing, besides a variety of important Papers, Mr: Constant's Potent for Refining Sugar; Mr. -Hart's, fora Machine for Shearing Cloth ; Mr. Dolland's, for Improvements relating to Ships' Bin nacles; Mr. Milne's, for au Alarunt, mad a List of Patents re cently obtained. LARGE ADVOWSON; WARWICKSI-11 RE. BCO4I WILL BE SOLD BY Aucnort, in London, I (Unless previouslrditpowd et by Priitafe Contras ), r ri - IE A DV() WSON saISOL I HU LL, nearly mid. *ay between Birmingham and Wantick ; copsisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and about Acres, Jf rich Ulebe Land, and the '1 idles t,lenzing to .ibe_Recti* afil,r Parish ) *filch contains •• brirard, of li,nQO Acres. together of the esti. :mated yearly'rilue of betweei2 Band i3noo; the prcsetit iticutn. bent aged about 56 years. THEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW, TO BE tat, To BE LET, for suds a Term of Years ap shall b e ag reed upon, the THEATRE ROYAL, of GLASGOW, l o th t h e scenery, Wardrobe, & c.- -Apply to e. D. Donald, and L P. Fleming, Writer', in Glasgow. Glasgow, August 27, 1812. WHO :vault! for eveli ()tie nig!t suffer the-pain, abai ter, and :alterable futlinfi that arise from a.disortleree, stets of the Billoui Secretion, when by a tamely recourle to the. mast certain remedy ever dlscpvered, the or I.IVEIt PILL 4, the unhappy sufferer can have his spirits entventd, bb appetite, digestion, atd bow dis ensured in a healthtul and regular action, bat above all, the hours dedica. ed to rest rendered tran quil and refreshing. Females labouring under the disorders inci dent to their sea, have afferd.d surpris rg proofs of their efficacy. Sold only at the New Medicine Warehouse, 4:4 east end of St. Paul's L' i llirch-yuryl• ('calf way between Watllng-sueet aad . corner of Clieloside)ln bows at as. fid, and 2s. 9d. each. This day *n published, price 6s. 'THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, NUMBER xxxtx. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, in a Surveyor's and Auctioneer's Office in London, a Youth who has been taught Drawing aadAccounts, as an Articled Clerk. A Premium will be expected. Letters adere.sed (post paid) to Mr. Calmy, Solicitor, No. 12, Ilsbern•court, Gray's Inn, will be immediately attended to. HOLBORN HOUSE, 268, HIGH HOLBORN. TASTE AND ELEGA NCE , COMBINED with ECONOMY • FHION. MACPHERSON, REES, and Co. beg leave to 'AU inform their friends and the Public in general, that they are tinkled by their immediate connection with the first LINEN , MOSLIN,3IId COTTON HOUSSIS. in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and krises, to have continually on Sale at the above House, a most Even:lye and Choke Assortment of the CHLAUST LINCN DIAPIIT and HOSIERY Goons in the THREE XINGDOSIS. N.B. GREAT BARGAINS hi SuBsv Ls, lam Listens, Conics, Japan, Plaio,Striped, Corded, and Sprig'd MusLlNs, COChTMANIS, SHLSTINGS DIAPSKS ‘ SILK and COTTON Host, and every Article for dimming, &C. &c. Country Dealers served on t! le lowest terms. - This day'was published, la One Vol. Sao. price 12s. in beards, illustrated with 18 Maps, accurately engraved, A - COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM of MODERN SA , GEOGRAPHY. Historical, Physical, Political, and I:hi elpin ; secompanic.l with many interesting Notes. Bring adapted t 6 the Use of the higher classes of Pupils, under both *ilk and prime Tuition. By THOMAS MYERS, A.M. Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, ST, Partrnoster-row. DEDICATED TO THE liltl ElsH ARMY IN SPAIN. This day was published, price 2s. NAPOLEON, a Poem ; with Notes and Anec dotes; being a faithful deluieation of that Arch - apostate , sod concludi ng with an Address-us France. By the Rev. C. COLTON, M.A. Fellow of King's Coll. Crunb. Also, by the same Author, • It.pncrisy, a Satirical Poem; with copious Notes and Anec dotes. ilicorical, Political, and illustrative, after the manner of the Fursui sof Literature. Price 12s. Sold by Hatchard and Rkigway, Piccadilly; Lunn, .oho opine; M. Richardson, Cornhill ; Egernwt, Charing Crow, Batton, Paternover.row ; and may be bad of all other booksel lers in Town and Country. THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT ! This day was published, in one large handsome volume, em bellished with an Engraving, price THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT; or, POST CHAISE COMPANION : being an entertaining Budget of laughable Anecdotes, small Repartees Prize Bulls, pointed Epigrams, humourous Epitaphs. droll 'lkveriptions, sprightly Wittithme, singular Characters, Buriti•of Merriment, curious Adverisenteuts, Fights of Imacinatinii;Effosions of Fancy, &c. lacludirg several original Jett trhspriii." •lise Second Edition. • "I do hold, that tilts fun :s of wit Mid Merriment are net yet exhausted; that the wings of fancy are not . clipped; and that °lir ancestors leave not sail and sung all our gobd things." • Rabelais. Landon: Printed,for Thnentuf Tegg, No. 111, opposite Bow .Cievech,Cheapside; and sold by-all the-Booksellers. Of whom may be kid, uniform vifith thiervoltme ' • • The.spitur of ip.l-11 Vs'lT, Car 1612.13 price 6s. • COUNT RUMFOkD'S ESSAY& • Tills day was published, price 4s . wish aeveral Plate% • . FSSAY XVI,IL,Qu the EXCELLENT QUA. 'Up Of CO PfEE, and the Art Of making it fn the highest perfection.—Ely BENJAMIN Pomo of RUMFORD. P. 41.11.- Drimea fut.T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. - Of whom may be had; lately published, VIM/ XVL—On the Management of Light' in .111*Minetion,, krethrr with an Account of 4 New Portable Lamp, with En- , geear l s gd hien; prier 4a. Ecnrf NYIL--An Inquiry concerning the Source of the Light *hick is manifested its du: Combustlosi-of Inilanur.able Bodies, aro. pr:ce • I. New Editions of Count Rumford's Comte Essays, la three vols. eva.price LI& 115. Gil. in boards; • t Philmaphical Papers; being a CeelleCeolt . o . r lWein°llll ' Inflations, and Experimental investispoliam4 eel/din' to " n ?".7' I "nthetot Na t u r al l'bilosephy•and: Meelotnice.;ll4'-'tber wit h Letter etvei al Perinea on cubjects connected with alence nnfalimprnvenu nt, ifrite . 1 os. in wirreo • Yraipdkshed,ih ime• EtrgeVOlunte,litano. containing near Sii lintift+l dually piir.rea paaes,.prlirx Six Shillings bound, tyktiRNAL READI being ..Lessons, for every Day in the Years comptiod from 41. e roost approveil , Alttitaritiss, and miculatsd to combine Entertainment with In atruentm. In pte-exiting this Stk nion.tothe patronage of Teachers and tlie Publi c, thy Compiler respectL;Nrrepresorta„. that taey are the result of an extended experience and long continued practices %Dike instruction of yetith. Assiduity bast:wen used that the Readings should be an origi nal collection, and each have some IV oral and practical tendency. The Selection contains a general epitome of useful know ledge, ti!se, is P a n i cu l ar i y di recte d to t h e i mprovement o f yo u t h ; and, it ho p ed ' Will dIPPIy the purpose of a Vale Mecum of Scien ce ht after-life. I t will b t l udo to the. advdnced student, as a te- ' _ ca ? tda tinn of Mere minute research, mulswill furnish a fund for ‘Apert communications in literary discuniotts. 4.'i he disniaguislang• traits and leading carlositks citnature 144 .. ,..tt1ance are sobstlttned - ter ab4trarr analysis ; and a conside .r,'.nttent.Of anecdote is introduced, illustrative of the ecctia . •uottes and conduct of intm• s. ll'ithout invidiou s d etract i on f rom th e merits of contenipora -171 e " Diurml Readings" claims undisputed priority this '7.1: 1 1 4 its Selection e xt en d s to most recent en thotit tea. Publication hasalt dy honoured nide the signatures of nea a _ ea beers I A titilletreti of the most respectable Preceptors and Go 'Mimes : :n . the , M etrop6;is and its Environs. l.ngdou: Pu b l ished by Sherwood, Neely, And Jones; No. SO, waterzustcr-row. Co N eNTL—M i Cries Lite of i.•'n Knox —Authentic Do-• cuments respecting the late Political Negociations.—General Malcolm's Political History of India.—ljukt of Sussex's Speech art the Catholic Question.—Sixth Report of the African lustitu tion.—Leslie% Elements of Geometry.—iMisa F.tigeworth's Tales of Fashionable Life, Vols. 6.—Ronoe and Merritt on Par liamentary Reform.•.-Huber on Arts.—History of the liarome ter.—Roscoe's Considerations on the War and the expediency or danger of Peace.—Broucham's Speech on the Orders in Council. Quarterly List of New Publications. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh ; cud White, Cochrane, and Co. London Of whom may be had, complev Sets of the Edinburgh Re view from its commencement, 19 vols. price £ll. 17s. od. in boards, or single Numbe,m . prite as. each. This day was poblisb:ll, in One•Vot. 4ta prkie XI. It. Royal Ito sEI. I Is. 6d. boards, (ernbellishrdwhh a flue Portrait of Wiclif engraved by Hopwood), THE NEW 'rES'rAMENT, trattilated from the Latin in the year 1380, by JOHN WieDiF,D.D. To which are prefixed, Wrooirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wiclif ; and an Historical Account of the Saran and English-Version. of the Scrifnures, previoda to the .00eninz of the 15th century.—BY the Rev. HENRY HP.RVEY BA BER; M.A. an Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincolit's bin. " The edition -.yltlch Lewis published havingbeen always 9gMy esteemed, and latterly very difficult to be procared, Baber was induced to prepare the press nt edition, and has stamped a new value upon the work, by many important accessions. He has given Memoirs of the Lite of Wiclif, in which he has disco veiled both diligence and accuracy. Sntijoined to this is an His torical Account of thefiaaon and English Vrr.i us of the scr,p tures. The whole Volume, indeed, forms a very valuable and meritorious publication."—Briiish Critic, Dec. 1811. Printed for T. liamilion, No. 37, Pa ernoster-; ow ; and R. Ogle r Hoboes. _ • SUPER:OIt. Mt SERMONS. This day were putilislred, price Sixty SLAM::, dons up separately • for the Pulpit • • SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SER MONS; adapted for every Sunday In the Year; and for the principal Holidays ;tud extraordinary Occositais ; prh'ted in inew Script Type, cast on purpose, In exact imitation of Ww.uscritt By A DIGNITARY of the CHURCH of EN3I.AND. These original Sermons are respect idly submitted to the Clergy as superior modern compositions, better adapted to heir avowed object than any previous attempts of the same kind. he Author has hint.elf preached every one of them, and he Can therefore speak to their suitable length and effect; be can also boast of the random which they have received from very duthiguished mew, mints of the cbsch. Printed for C. Cradeck and W. Joy, 5'2, Paternossuir-row, • London; and did by all Booksellers in Town and Coun.rv. N.H. Clergymen who may not thou -e to purchases the entire Set tin they have eiantit.ed a few, may be accommodz•ed with a score:lndifferently selected; tor a Ono Pound Note; which may, if Agtec2ble, be addressed to the Pubbsbrts by the poet. A UNIVERiAI. SCHOOL BOOK. . 1 Thisday was puidished, a New Edition, price 3s. ed. boupd, with the ftill.allowane to Schools •- THE CLASS-BOOIC ; or , 365 LessCidsf-or Eng-. Clawes, in all Schools, Male . and Female , containing Instruction on every useful and i mportant subject, in th'r cermet and .ebYgant Lanz7nage of the-best Authors; arranged in Lessoue for every day in the Year. ' By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. hI. ' The annual Sale of nearly I'en Thdusand Copl.s of this in. comparable School Book, and the Avidity with which it coritinues to he adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testimonials of its superior pretensions, u.d justify an expectation that it will in due time be universally reseived and preferred as a finished Book in the practiee of Reading. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst ' Reds, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-rose, and to be had of all liookelfers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom easy be had, by the same Author, Reading Exercises for the Junior Classes, 2s. cd. • THE•ARrnistrric OF REAL LI: 7 E. I. The Tables of Weights and Measnres, corrected throughout, and adapted to modern usage. 2. Obsolite•and useless Rules or?' loged, and a much larger por tion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts. R met . gone, Tontines, Banking, insutances, Brokerag e, Chances, Exchanges, &c. &c. as practised by the Brokers and Commer cial Companies of the City of Louden: S. More Examples outer each Rule than are-to hi tfotind in any other Work. 4. Logarithms appliedio Calculations of Atinuitlet, Compound Interest, fitt. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, revised and improved, price Ss. SI hound,. with the toll Allosvance_to Schools, SYSTEM of rRAartcAL ARITH METIC, Aapplicable to the present State of Trade and Money Trans arias, illustrated by nutiteroos Examples under each Rule, clx.elly adapted io the Use of Sellouts. By the Rev. J. JOYCE, A+ kw of Scientific Dialogues, Ste. Ste. This new Atithmetie is intended to obviate the complaint that every Youth on his leaving School and entering into the Count lug House Itassnore to unlearn thin he has learnt relative to that actua l cakulations of business Every R ule, and every ELM* is drawn front real practice in the various branches of I rade. m et the useless ar si obsolete Rules, which have hitherto diafigur ed our Books of Arithmetic, have slims place in the present aye tern, to the tinges of real life. Printed for Longman, thirst, Rees; Orme, and Brown. an Pd all atel‘ moster-rove; ; Wilma, York ; Mosley, Gainsboroagh ; other B•oksellers. Ake, a Rey to the above, containing all the Answers and most of the Solutions warlord- at len t th •kr the rah-rev:it of. Masters; price !UAL And a St stem of practical Boek-keepleg, fir Salmis, by W. htlitstlsen, of Olasitifsr, price TS. Eiti A DISCOWAY 1D MAKE:II4E_HAIR CURL, AND PRGMOTE 111 GROWTH. A TXIINISON's original CURLING FLUID is Yee ontentif:d to the Fashionable World as the only article ever invented Uri. making the ba'r curl, and giving such firmness to the curl, test neither damp weather, perspiration, exercise, or trw any other ea w1:1 in the least affect it ; and is oo great a nou miler to thy' hair as to restore it even on bald places, when alt ntear.o are ineffectual. Thh HOU is sci superior for dressing the hair s il.st it is g, nLrairy need by the ben hair-Ilressers to finish tie Jr loud-dresses, as it pro the halt a soft silky fyel, and at tracting appearance which no other m.atis whatever will effect. :10111 in bottles a; ss. 6d. snarls. by James Atkinsint, Perfumer, .Ne o,.liigh.street, Bloomsbury, Loudon ; and by appointment, by Bayley and blew, Cocksi ut street ; and by most principal • Peritonea. Altn Atkinson'. Vegetable Dye for changing Red or trey Hair to a Brown or Back, ulinwed by mast of 'citric the best if not the only article in this country which will change the hair to Spermarienl eui.mr, price . 51. les. 6d. aml one guinea the bottle. • - - FOR •THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and ['EARL DEN 'TIFRICE, Invented by the late JACOS HestzT, Dentist to her MAJCSTY and the Paine% of WATAS are greed; superior, both iu elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto triple use of; they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to ell age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are louse, keep such as are wrest 'I t eayed front becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach. ',erectly cure the scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm end chile to the *Path. 'they likeiwise render the.breath delisately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the Consequence at Scorburie CuMs and bad Teeth. I h, y ccprintie to be sold, wholesale and entail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-strec t, London, price SM. Oa. each, and retail by Scannan (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), George s:ref', liaoostr uquare. N. U. he Els, two is par ictiarly retommended to Parents and persons who have, the care of Children as the greatest pre servative of yonntaild tender Tee h. None are Genuine but what have the words, " J. Hen:. Bay'. y and Blew, Cockspuroitreet," engraved in the Sra up, and a Label " Batley and thew, Cockspur.sveet, London," pasted on the back of sack bottle and box. IMPS::IAL MART FOR VENDING COFFER, Prepared on entirely new' Principles, s4O, corner of Queen . street, (near clii•Market,) Oztord-street, London. 1T has . been generally observed, that the Art of properly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King- dem, and utdeed every day of rds abundant proms of the Mg- ' tiess of the remark; hatuenee quimitlee of excellent Coffee are rendered totally unlit for use through the erroneous mode of Roasting the Berry; and even the most esteemed yields at the best but a very insipid liquor. Props'ietors of this Establishexent, (FRUIN and Co.) ther:•:orei having..discovered a superior nteti od of preparing Coffee, re pet recommend it to the NobEity, Gentry, and the Pu blic in general, being confident thee' it will be found the Most improvi•l Article of its kind ever offered to their notice. By thi:*.r prtkess of 'Forrefsctiun w the crude and woody rah. ties of she .Berry are entirely destroyed, without affecting the essentials, which, consequently,.. being preserved entire, impart to the dr.nit a peculiar ric:t and grateful flavour, rendcrie.g It the most v. holesnme 'nutritive, audio xhiliratiaig beverage extant. • Conscious of the superiority of their Commodity, they stead fastly rely for support on the known liberality of an enlightened and highly refined nation. N.B. Orders (which must be post-paid) for any part of town, will be executed with punctuality and dispatch: and, as Roasted Coffee is empoverished by keeping, no greater quantity will be prepared than is sufficient to answer present demand, which will be furnished daily from theixTerrefactory, York-row, Kenning ton Road, Storey ; where Otiieri lox this Establishment are also received.—Jove DO It SE: be SOLD* AUCTION, bT M. BAKr.R, At the King's Arins.lnn, in Dorchester, on 'Tuesday, the :7th of Oc:ober, 1812, st Three &Clock in the Af ernoon, in Two Lots, on such conditions as shall be then and there produ: THE. VEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the follosting ESTA TES : I.ot 1. AU that the Manor and Lordship or reputed Manbr and Lordship of Artneswell, and the capital Messuage,Tenente:it tend Farm, called ArniesweifF.rm, with the Appurtenances, si mate, lying ant being in the Parish of Buckiand Newton, in the County cal Dorset, now in the tenure or oecupalon of Thomas . Cross, as Tenant thereof, consi , ting of a good Farm Home, Out houses, Barr. , S:ables, and other necessary and convenient Build ings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, and about 470 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable Pasture and Coppice Land. Lot 2. AU that oti.er Messuage;Tenement and Farm, with . the Appurte &Ices, called Knoake otherwise Knoake 's Farm, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Bucktutd Newton, now also id the occupation of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of aiood Farm-house, and Garden, Stables .and conventenxOnt-houses, ane72 Acres of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land. These Estates are situate In a Sporting Coutrry on the borders of the fertile Vale of Biackmoore, abetet ten miles from Dorches ter, eight tro Sherborne, and J our trum Cerne • and abound withfrom Coppices and Sue Oak , Ash, and Elm Timber.' '1 he Te nant's Lease expires at Lady-Day, 1818, and at the other usual and customary times or quitting Estates in those parts. ri• The Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Profits froml.ady-Day, 150 3. For a view of i be Premises apply to the Tenant, s,nd for printed Particulars of the Estates, at the Dice of Mr. F. Oakley, of Dor. cheater, Attorney-at-law; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House at Armeswelli at the Principal lons and I ibrarieli in the Thorns of Sberborrte, Shatte:burf, Bridport, Blandford, Salisbury, and Easter i midst Jklet.teXesnensoielleitert,Pnatit-ousrtiTentple. Printed PartituTail; May soon lizliad at the Auction Mart ; of Thos. Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; at Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. 7, Lincoln'sainn-lields; of Jos-pliHarding,Esq.Solihull ; of ; Thos. Hunt, E'q Stratford on Av.ni ; acd of Mears. Webb; Webb andAttwood,Salisbury, who will treat by Private Contract ROMNEY MARS;I, KENT.' Valuable Freehold Estate, Manor, Fishery, &c. Farm Howie and Buildings, Cottage, -public House, and One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Acres of Menow, Marsh, and salt Marsh Land and Beach.—Peremptorily, 'b? Mr. ROBINS, At Girraway's,on Wednesday, Sept: X, at Twelve, in One Lot t. AVALUABLE and improvlble FittEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Romney Marsh, in the Parish of I.ydd, near New Romney, in the County of Kent ; comprising the MANOR, or REPUIBD MANOR' of LYDD, with the Right of Fishery extruding near Two Mites along the Beach, and in the Sewers ache Estate, and upwaras of One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Acres of Rich Meadow, Marsh, Salt Marsh Land, and Beach, with a Farm Heuse and Buildinp, Cottage, and Public House, all in a Ring Rome, in the occupa tion of Captain Fynn, Win-a. Baker, Russ , l, Oyler, and others, adjoining the Lands of the Earl of Thanet and Wetherdsti ' Esq. This Estate is highly Improvable, and b!temporary fencing may be considerably increased ; a very Eligirle Property to in vest Money. • ' Particulars may he bad on the Premises ; at the cream, inn, Lydd ; White . Hart, Rye ; Mr. Baktfr, Folksto•te ; Ship and ' ondan Inns, aril of Mr. Shipdem, Solicitor, Dover ' • Saracen's Hind, Ashford ; Fountain, Canterbury ; of Masari. Ione! and careen, Saiirittiea,Stliebut7-square; and of Mr. Rubins; Warwick- Aviet,Golden-sqnarei where a Ph® of the Estate may be sects. • • ESSEX COAST. APORTING and FISHING; SOUTH-BEMFI.EET, near Ray- leigb and South-end; Ad AMOR, EitEIiWARREN FARMS, IMPROPRIATE REC WRY, dac.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garriway'S, on Wednistiait, Sept. $O. as 12, in Five Lots, HE MANOR . of BANIFLtIET, alias 6 -Uth• 11 Benileet, with al fines, Hirrints, and Quit rents. ertiaid. log over many thousand' Acres of Lind; also the Insproprianf Rectory of ti•Jull-Beinaiet afitresald, with all the ryt'll Of Corn - and Pulse. arising Irons the Land in the Parish. Alen, a very • eligible, compact, and desirable Freehold Estate ; comprirog a newly-erected Farm-ltgusr, w , th O. and all neziouiry 0 it buildings and 'sevend Enclosures surrounding the • be Wins) containing ab rut 287 Acres of Meadow, r ch Ar ds!e, Intl enure - Land, with the fythes of Coro and Pulse ar.sing thar.4.4nn t and about Flee Accts of Woodland in hind, i,o lease to .Mr. Knightsbridge, of which ei;l4 years will se unexpTel• at Mi chaelmas next, at a low rent; early poneasion may be had poder an .arrangensent with the tenant. Also, South-E.tinfket Hall Farm, containing al* it IBS Acres, with Farm-house and Build nits adjoining the above, on le vie to Mts. Turner ; 9 y••ars unexic.red at Mic'taelinas; at a low rent. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge; Kent Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulats may be had, and at rho Post-house ;. at the Hotel, Southend; the New Shit, Rochford; Crown, Billericay; White Hart and Cups, Colchester; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Roinfordi of Mr. Benbow,Soli eitor, Lincoln's Inn, where a Plan of the Estate may-be teen ; Mr. Adams, High-street. Oxford; at Garraway's;.and of Mr. • Robins, Warwick•etreet,Oolden tquare. PAK ic LANE., overlooking liyde-park, Ker.sington Gardens, and commanding the highly picturesque* scenery of the Surrey Hills.—Cao:tal Family 'Mansion, Olken of all decriptioas, Three Coach Houses, and Stable far Eight Horses. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garmway's, on Wednesday, Svptembet 90, at twelve, A Very Desirable LEASEEIOLD ESTATE; comprising a very Commodious FAMILY adapted - in every resuect for the accommodaton of a Nobleman or Family of the First Distinc ion, commanding the highly *to resiine view of Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and the varied and extensive scenery Of the Surrey Hills, the Property of a Nobleman ;. containing*, an the ljpper, floor, two handsome Li braries in front, with French windows, Four Bed-rooms, •he , Second floor, Six Bed-chambers,Two Dressing-rooms, and Two Water-closets; Principal floor, a neat Anti-room, Two Drawing rooms elegantly finished, and French windows opening to a Bal. cony the whole length of the House, and Viranda a Lady's Morning-room, Breakfast - room, Principal Bed-cham ber, with Closets, Water-closets, and Attendant's room; Ground-Boor, a handsome paved Entrance-hall, Inner-hall, principal and secon. dory Staircases, a capital bowed Eating-room, Butler's-room and Pantry, Housekeeper's-room, Servant's-hall, detached Offices, cool Larder, roomy Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Wash-kouse and Laundry, capital Cellars for Wine, Beer, du. Areas, Vaults, and Servants' Entrance, Stables for Eight Horses, Three Coach Houses, Lofts, and Men's-rooms over, To be viewed, by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-Attars, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had- •UPPER BROOK-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE. Capital Spacious Family Mansion, Offices, Coach-house, and Stabbig for Seven Horses.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, September SO, at twelve, 4i. Very Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; A I. comprising a Spacious and very Commod , ous FAMILY MANSION, adapted in every respect fer a Nobleman or katnily of the First Distinction, most desirably situated, No. 10, Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, the Property of a Nobleman.— ' The Premises are in very Complete order, and fit for Immediate Reception, containing, on the Upper flour, three excellent Rooms and a Closet; on the second Storey, four excellent Bed-el ambers, and a Dressing-room, neatly papered; Principal Floor, 'I wo cap,. tal Drawing-rooms, communicating by Folding-doors, elegantly finished, Windows in the front, opening to a Balcony, the whole length of the House; a very excellent Bed-chamber, Dressing. Room, and Water Closet ; on the Ground Floor, a Hinds ,me Paved Entrance Hall, Vestibule, Library, Gentleman's Dress:vg Room, Valet's Room , Breakfast Room and very Spacious Dining Parlour, handso m ely fitted up, Cl osets, and Water Clo sets ; on the Basement, a very Complete set of Oakes, at'apted for a large Establishment, detached Laundry, Wash House, open Garden, Standing for three Carriages, Stabling for seven Horses, Harness Room, Loft, and Men's-rooms over, areas, and vaults. I'o be viewed by Tickets ; Particulars may be ad on the ern mixes ;of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbot, Nevelei ;at . Gerraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Gehden.o4o 4 .• of whom rickets for viewing may be bad. 4 COMMITTEE-ROOM, LLQYeS i SErr. 7, 1812. THE COMMITTEE for the REI4EF.of the BRITISH PRISONERS in FRANCE give Notice, That a List of those Prisoners who have partaken of A •istance from the Subscription, amounting in the whole to 14,086 Persons, may now be seen, upon apptcation to the Secretary, Mr. THOMAS FERGIJSON; No. 3, Gamma -YARD, Loassaaa stater ; and Persons residing in the Country, who are desirous of seeing the List, may have an opportunity of so do , ng, as Copies are sent to the Resident Minister or chief Magistrate at all the principal Towns and Sea Ports in Great Britain and Ireland.