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MP.M. • • . . ~ •• f° re • ...., LZ ...r( 4 - ''. k : , c : 4 ) .) .... 4 , 11111, Of L 1 ~r T - FRIDAY, JULY 31, MI 14 t I m ota 7916. .Pitte c tqtA n cte ORDNARCE-OPFici, :74 2i, 1812. I 0 pPiNcipia OFFICERS of HIS MA oars ORDNANCE, de howdy gait. Notice, tot mo o will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, ehresclaW y, the sth of August next, from such Per * if yr, N waf willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER e•Astit iOiS for Service of the Cavalry Corps of the i z- was may, fora period of three years, determinable at the t ithe first year, upon a three months notice, at the yoked other Party, p o pes of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the wive Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Wool ud farther particulars, together with the Terms zn 1 On- Contrait, may be known at the Secretary's Office in bo o s f o r t raid, any day, between the hours of ten and four ems, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and d ole d, " Proposals for Leather Pantaloons ;" but no proposal 01 , a darittxd after the said sth August, at twelve o'clock at me drbe same day; neither will any Tender be noticed nu b, d le party making it, or an agent in hls behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretary. WAR IN RUSSIA. This day was published, the Second Edition, in SI Vols. Oro* illustrated with a Map. price Xi. I is. ltd. boards, A VIEW OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE. By WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S. Member of the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburgh, &c. Containing the natural State of the Empire—Climate—Pace of the Country—Bordering Oceans and Seas—lnland Seas and Lakes.—Chlef Navigable Rivers and Canals—Nations of the Em pire—Population and • Institutions for its Benefit—Characteristics of the Inhabitants—Classes of the Subjects—Government of the Empire—The Army—The Navy—Revenues of the Empire— Imperial Colleges—On the Condition of the Subjects—Constitu tion of the Governments—Productive Industry—Establishment of the English—Fisheries--Agriculture--Mines--Manufactures —Commerce--Imports—Exports, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patti'. A SAILOR'S LIPS. TOKAY ANtS M. VARA Watt ;. To be SOLD hy AUC I lON, by Iktr. SAMUEL. PiAltCl4 At Iris Auction Ittionu, No. 16, Coriihill, opposite the Bank of England, SEVERAL Dozens t)f - SPANISH r i OKAY WINE, well kgaern for its ligh tbr.lial Na Ott. and Sabt 4 • tory kl*.ffects in all Cora;ilaiata In tie Stunitch. Low of Ap. petite, Ste. Ste. Warranted the most elikanrdinary aid via luahle quality of Wine ever inirorted in this Ko Cont. Samples and Catalogues may be hill at Mr. Samuel Pearl:A Auct'on and Etude °the:, No. 16, Coershill, opposite Cie Bank bf Bobtail& This day was published, price Ss. ABEAUTIFUL PRINT', in Colours, Four Sub jects in a Sheet, with the descriptive part engraved in the tniddit, from Semple's Sh..tch of the Caraccas, desctibing, wi . h more force and sweetness than perhaps any Author ever did, the infelicity and felicity of a Sailor's Life. Published by William Holland, No. 11, Cockspur-street ; and snay be had of all the Printsellers in 4.. very Sea-port of the Impe rial Kingdom. LAYING-OU ir FARMS AND FARM BUILDINGS. This day were published, In Imperial Quarto, with 1 lams (some of them coloured) price .CS Ss. in boards, DESIGNS fur LAYING-OUT FARMS and FARM BUILDINGS in the Scotch Style, adapted to t ngland Including an Account of the Introduction of the Berwickshire Husbandry into Middlesex and Oxfordshire; with Remarks on the Importance of this Sptent to the plural Improvement of Landed Property in England. By J. C. LOUDON, F.L.St illustrated by Thirty.eight Plates belted?: hns of Fenn Buildings apd Rural Improvements, recently riecuted by the Author. London : Printed for J. Huding, 06, Sr. James's-street. VALE OF 01.AMORGAN. In the 'smith of August next (11.1tess prvelnuity digt,-4.1 of 14 Private Contract, of which due Nurre will 1w given), S EVERAL Cipital E$ CATES, in the P a rishes of West Llantvritt, Ewe.sny. Ltangan; Colwintonr, Pour b. Coggav, Idandough, Lavernock St. Andrews. Mir! Ir Jovao, Lhntrisient, and Liand.of ; also !everal Hones In the town of Carilif; containing in the whole about x6d6 Acres; soother with the Manors of Wes: LlAii•witt, Curntutvn, and Penartiseirss Par.iculars will soon be published.- A, ply to Messrs. Webb, • Webb ,aild Atwood, Salisbury. M ARMY IN SPAIN. " More information concerning Spain is Isere brought together than was perhaps ever collected into a single publication." Monthly Review, Aupust,lBlo. This publication contains a vast accumulation of important details, and is the most comprehensive and sath.factory work on the subject:',—Eccl. Rev. Frb. 1810. Tbia is, beyond a doubt, the most accurate and the most satisfactory account of any country that has, in our recollecion, been published."—British Critic, March, 1811. This day was published, In 5 Vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain, and other Maps of the Country, &c. price At 13s. 6d. boards, AVIEW of SPAIN; comprising a descriptive Itinerary of each Pro Vince, and a general Statist cal Ac count IA the Country; including its Population, Arnculture, Manuftactures, Commerce, and Finances ; its Government, Civil and Ecclesiastical Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature; its Manners, Customs, Natural History, Bcc. By ALEXANDER DE LABORDE.. Tratislatid from the French. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rces, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and B. Dulau and Co. Soho-square. Just published, in ato. witit 20. Platet,price ati Os. HINTS on the FORMATION of GARDENS and PLEASURE GROUNDS, with Designs In various Styles of Rural Embellishment; comprising nearly 100 Plan.; for Laying-out Flower, Fruit, and Kitchen Gardens, the Artvnge. ment of Conservatories, Hot-houses, Stoves, &c ; int/I-spa sed with Remarks on various subjects of Horticultural Improvemea t, and Catalogues of Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubs and Plants, adap • ted to Villa Groun.!s, from one Perch to 100 Acres in extent. g„.7. A few Fine Copies may be had, coloured, trice £3. tosAn. Lontftn: Printed tor J. Harding{ Nil, St. James's -sewer. li , 4 oysCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF ai CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS UNDER THB ACT .141 OF THE 51ST GEO. 111, CAP. 15. &Huh Sea House, July 20, ISIS. ail T HE COMMISSIONERS for the ISSUE of J. EXCHEQUER MILS do hereby give Notice, that by on • Act posed in this Session of Parliament, they are authorised to on re butler time for repayment of the .urns remaining unpaid tue, dt h e yorips granted by them upon such securities as are rer g i rt oy the said Act, and they have appointed William Holden , 1 10 y il ,thair Secretary, to receive all applications in writing, which rett, oade_jur the exten.inn tinvas fur repayment of any Every applicadon for this purpose must be made ry I Won& CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. THLSubscrNsrs to the Life Annuities granted by Corporation of the City of Dublin, the 24th day of too, 1 . 176, who are to be paid their interes t in London, may receive Half a Year's Annuity, due at Midsummer last, by r,s eying to Mr. Wm. Coningbam No. 2, Great St. Helen's, El yate-street, every Wednes day, from ten o'clock till two. The Subscribers to bring with.them their Bonds ar.d a Certifi tate of the Life of the Nominee. It is requested, that in case of a death, notice may be given as above, fur the future benefit and rqu!ation of each Class. 'N. the LOTTERY, to be drawn Sth SEPTemuvit, there are only 10,000 Ticket's, with the ustul Number of Capital Prizes, and no Prizes under £22.—Purchasers in this curious Lottery possess a singulsr Advantage of gaining a larz:e Prise, a tbereve Eirtu Extra Bzneti . s, by any one of which use Holder of a Blank ma: . obtain :C50,060, at EY FO str t.iy for tunate Offices, fit., Corolla!, and 10, Coventry-at tett, who soil in the bst Five Months Two Prizes of £15,000,• the only . 1 wo of 16,0(0, the last £3,000, besides wenty-tiN: Cap:tll.3 amount * to Et 00,000.—Sher.ies, with ful l'aiticular., gratis. BARNET' . BANK. TIE FITZROY BANK, hitely established at this place, besides transacting the Barking 13u:Mess in the u:tiat vny,advance Morey on all sorts of security. Persons who have Morey to by out, n,ay always find Secunties at their Offices, by OA they can make a larje Interest legally and safely. Personal wpitat ens may he made at the Bank, Barnktt ; or by letters (post , O) re Messrs. bruntmcmd and Co. Navy Agen:s and, llankrrs, iota Mews, Howland -street; or No. ts, St. Mlch.tel's Alley, I Exchange. Two aid a half per cent. allowed on all De pth for above two mz.n hs. • - NeTtTECTURE r n Siibitcts' relmire to the JEWS, will be preached at Ely Chapel, Ely Place, !Win, on 1 h u rsrlay Evening nest, August rth, by the Rev. SONDEI' A. M. of Sr. Mc:elves (-tripe!, West. ieit&r, and Lecttittl• of St. Andrew by the Ward Robe, su:d b. Aim's, Mach friars. Fointcr.—" be erroneott. and unworthy views of the Jews Its tile interest of the sacred Prophecies, especially with regard h the Mes.iab and hii Kingdom.' The Lecture hai been chiefly estalinited for Instruction to inch Jonas raay be induced to attend. Further Particulars o' the Lecture, and of the Plans, Objects and Pulilicatitions of the Len in' iiocicty, may be bad at the 'ewe" Chapel, Church-street, fiyillaelds, or at N 0.24, Pall-Matt. COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACAliEl'ilY s NO. 5, caTzareu-west: r,. • Coodutted by IV. TaTif, (late liOni - rs cows*. and TAT; i Attie Tower- street.) THE PARENTS mucl GUARDIANS of young Gentlemtn aT)out to.cornylete their Education, and par dualar:y of those ee:igned for any departpunt of cornmerci., I se rispectiully infornktl, that a FrospectoS of the new sy,teni tf Commtrcial Education, practised solely . i 0 this cocoas, Terms for.l3a3rd, and tor the Evening Inaltuc:ion of .fieutht. ONO mused in bu , ipeAs during the day, may •to had, gratis, al t } eAadeuty; at 31, La-inghall-street ; and liTs..lsrats a, Cotnhill. N.B. The BIIeJIMS IS net interrupted by Vacations. NEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACEi, PAITICULAILLY EIVCRENS. I-ISTRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public,. Wt he has removed his Maavatsetory from Illtekfriars "a(4 to 15, Osford-wreet, where may be had his unenualied Pate% ..I*E/0.1 Lrf CHENS• ealculatrel for email as well as 113, ' lairst Famine.: Patent Descending and ail oohs StLvest lrent smoke larks, Bell Hanging and every Article in the } "n;shirg Ironmongery Iron Gates, Railtrg, Balconies, and al k'ilds of Smith's W ork .--stoe c s, St.c. Cleaned and Itcpairvd k Posght, or 1 schanged On a comparison with the above, the Public wilt. Cnd that the taps, Ovens, a:: I boilers, so urn: rally Advertised, are Joss 11 91nntons, and ni.t worth the espence of Firipg. P' .- , ATENT METASTAI'IC FIRE GRATES.- ; • The .se highly imp; oved and wlualste Fre Grates, are now 1 On Sale in a vaiiel ot Patterns at JEAKES NA Co.'s IVare• I I ,,"flis No. 51, LT. at it nssell.,treet, blootushury, oppoete the Museum, London; Drvtl at 309:4 War:htsusc, tundte.-1 he hietastaCc fare Crate ybe rased d m Piste by merely tt.nnu. ga k ey, ph c . • h•• n rs this el pant and Intlit:art•cle a perfect tereedy for that must unplaasant sttisanee,' "flukey eternal y, an.l prts. ins other advantages, not to be. /wind ia any Gra t hitherto offered to the Public. •I he above invention is yarticulatly recommended to the Mite of Captains and Masters ot Ve•sels, as the Blower cannot 14 *lady weather. ha thross n out ot its place ; and when not in ii wound up behind U.e ttottt ot the Grate, so that it cannot W *CD. A NEW ATLAS FOR :!GHOULS. This day was puld—hed, In Royal Quarui, pile- i Ps. neatly bar-hound, OSTELL's NEW GENERA'. ATLAS; con taining datt!nct Maps of all the principal Ntat..s and King dms throughout the W orl.l, f.om the latest and best Awhon to,lncluding a Iklap of A•tciesd Greece, mid of the Roman Em fort, the whop c,rreutly ergi dyed u; nn SU Plates, royal 4ro. and bramifully colous.l outlines. Printed lee C. Crattocic and W. Joy (Successors to Thomas Oval), No. 22, Pate. nostr r- row. N. h. 1 he same Work, toll coloured, prim one Guinea. The Publish( rs rater the ohmic Atlas to Schools, as the most apretct, the most elegant, and at the same time the cheapest ever get - med. They have nu hesitation in asying, that it wants only lo_he seen to be universally adopted; it jpalready adopted Wimpy oldie most respectable Seminaries In the Atispirc, [re4 eh; • GREEK GRAMMAR 41NO LEXICON. TWa day was published, in royal svo. price 151. boards, the Second Edi ion. greatly enlarged, A GREEK GRAMMAR, and Greek and Eng. It h Scripture Lexicon, containing all the Words which occur in the Septuagint and Apocrypha, as Well am in the New Testament.—By GRENVILLE EWING, Minister of the Gos pel, Glasgow. Printed for Longman, I-lurNt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; A. Coi:stable ar.d Co.; and Oliphant, Waugh, and limes, Edinburgh. ::;$ day were palislied, In Two Vols. 81ro. price '2 s. hoards, the Third Edition, of VSSAYS on the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of TA6 I E.—By ARCHIBALD ALIiON, L1..8. E.R.S. London and Edniburgh, Ac ecc. &c. Printed for Longman, thirst, itecs, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. To this Ed: tun are addrd, tvas:tvatiut,s un the Orin of the Beauty of the Human Cotiiitt Dance and Form. " look epon this as on the whole the best and most pleas. ing work which hat yet been produced on the subject of Taste and Beatity. 'llse whole of the book is in no ordinary deirree both i.icautiftd and last: netiie:*--E,linburgh Ilev:ew, No. XXXV. This 414 , were publ.shes% In s Vols. 4to. price £7. 7s. boards, illustrwed with 74 Plate.. Printed ch'efty from his hfanusci rpta, unda the Direction of a S•lect Committee vil Eng Myers, RE PO WI'S, ESTI MATES, ;04 TREATISES, t mliracing the several Subjects of Canals, Navivabie Rivera, bov.rs, Piers, .Bridg Di Pining, Embanking, 1 igh , hinites, hlachinerr of verious ptbms ; ig;elu.:i g Ere Engine* &c. &e. wilt other Misceliainous ; drawn up in the COurqe of h * Emphymerit a C.vil Enginetr. .•• r i Cie late Mr. JOEIN SME.VI ON, it. S. Printed lit Longman, !tees, Orme. and Brown, Pater nosier-row ;and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-.meet. Of whom may be had Wows 241 and sd eat the rains Woik, and the rates of W. I. (not given befitt) tone up in an Atlas, deiny ito. Vit.& Xti. fro boirds. in the Press; and shyly wlll lw puhlahed, a New Ed;tion, of !Cm eAT074 . 8 1 7 DY111 1 3NE .tisirraiotir, ,in Imperiol !oho. 'ERE WA i titiNt; Platt Ei FOR Inl2 . . This day was published; prier I:rs. in boards iSs. Rd. In red,.or 14$. call gilt, In. one thick and closely panted Volume, ilitts• crated with nearly Seventy Maps and Views. . FHE GLIii)E. to ALI. the -WATERING and L • . SEA-BATHINO PLACES in lisighnil and Wales for 4 81 2 ; c'tionking of Accurate and Circumst.utlal Deco triune of tire: y Place of rashiOnable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Sce tiezy in their Environs, .with an funerary of the Roods to sod from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, and has been so universally ap probed for its Cornpleter.e4 and Accuracy. that any further De wription of it. COMMAS or any Motivations on its Merits and Utility are undee.essary..-The Maces described are : Ahrrystwith Fsmoutti Scarlsonsigh Bath felkstoost " Sidniooth Blackpool I Fowey Sow hampton Bognor Se Hotitamp- Harrosegate Southend 2 ,. too Hat - seta' Swansea Uurlbiron li asti, , ga Trignmouth . ./34Ighton l'..racistobe Trilby Bristol, Hot Wells, I Isle or Wight Tunbridge Wells and Clifton i Leminmon Prime Weymouth ' Broadstais I Little I-lamptots Worthing Buxton 1 Li iv e Regis Yarino.ti h Abet, Cheltenham. 1.% rat ngton A Tohr to the lakes. Cromer I Maly , rn A Tour in South Dayslisls Margate Wales Dover Matlock A Tour in North taw Bourne • Itairogate Wa'es. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Recs, Orme, and Brown, Pater r.oster.row ; and to be had of all Booksellers, particularly of those vrliq reside at the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. .... . . . • • •• kg whom may be had, 'Pe PIC l TIRE of LONDON, fur 1812 , by the same E ditor, witli View's and Maps, pace na. dd. bound in red. TO MERCHAN I S, INsURERS, BROKERS, fcc. (Dedicated, by permission, to Al under Baring, Esq. M.P.) Tan day was published, in I large vol. treo. priees 144. boards, or itia. bound in law calf, and lettered, r FHE LAWS of TRADE and COMMERCE: -I- being a complete Guide to Mercantile Laws and Customs. entraining, besides a variety of interesting topics, the whole law resp.cting Bills of Exchange and Promissory Note=, Contracts and Agreemeato for the sale and Purchase of Goods, Contracts for the Carriage of Goods, either by Land or Water; the Lave effect' rg Insurances, Charter-parties, Freight, &c. 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The sante Author's Letter to the Liyery of London, on his views in execating the Office of Sheriff, including Observations on many gnat Constitutional Qu/stions, price Is. in boards. Ties day was published, ht 4to. price XI. is. In boards, I'HE ATTORNEY AND AGENTS NEW TABLE OF COSTS in the I.OURTS of KING'S BENCH, COMMON PLEAS, and EXCHEQUER OF PLEAS: containing the Fees and Disbu.sements un t'ie part of the Plaintiff and adendant in the Pr,;.oeution and Defence of Actions, Intomutions, and other Proceedings ' Including the Charges of Hues and Recoveries, Writs of ScireFac4s, Habeas Cerpus, and various special matters; together with the Costs or. Writs of Error in the King's Bench, Eschequs, Chamber, and House of Lords: To which are added Bills Cr prosecuting and defending Indic•ments at the Sessions, Cots in Matters of Bankruptcy, the Charges of Obtaining Patt tits and Passing Pri vate Acts of Pail:amen:, &c. The Seventh Edition, corrected and tularged.—Ey JOHN PALMER. Loudon a Printed fur 1. Butterworth, Law Bookseller, Fleet. street. Join published, the Second lid;tlon, of PRAGOTICAL REMARKS on TINEA CAN- A' TIS, abo alba SCALD HEAD, a Rtrzo•W p st M, a common disease in Chlldreo. pointing out a successful mode in treatment and 'hewing the frequent ineskacy of topical appli cations fur the cure cf 'this complaint, uriess cobjobled with comtiturional remedies, illustrated by numerous cases. To orlikii are added 05seryations on that 'Species of.Blindr.ess arising from Specks or Upadty of the Cornea. li7 THOMAS I.IIXMOOR E. Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince Regent, and Senior Surgeon to the Eastern Dispen , ary, &c. Published by S. Hig'amore, Fleet-street ; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. FARMING ACCOUNT FOOK, FOR 1812. THE ANNUAL BOOK for keeping FANNERS' • ACCOUNTS, ruled fur Fifty-two Weeks, and arranged for the current Year, is now ready for delivery. The great ease with which country accounts are stated and kept, by means of the printed tables and plain directions contained in this work, has recommended it to very general use throughout the kingdom; and this uvw edition is offered with in:reased confidence to the notice of Londholders, Farmers, Stewards, Basil:ls, and Cu'Ai vatora of every description, as well calculated to remove a diffi ctfity that ib much complained of, by enabling any farm servant who can write, to keep with accuracy a daily account of the 'tack and Crop% of Labour perormed, of Receipts, Ott , goings, and in tact, of every thing done on a Feral each week through- GUI the year. Printed on writlog paper, price 2ls. for a Tear, or 104. od. for half a year's book. Loudon : Printed ler John H.irling, 36, St. James's-11reet. .1476 7 V - ietkillAti WORKS. Just publ;shed by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row, end sold by all Booksellers the United Kingdom, the '1 h a Edition, enlarged and corrected, price Fs. A N ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, with their properties, Doses to Children and Adhlts, the proper Irell'Oei for their Use, the Diseases for which they are empisited. and retail Pliers; to which are added a description of tHieretit Medicine and Chemical Test Chests, with their Con • tents, as adapied to different climates, and Uses ; and an account of such Mrdicini s :•1 are necessary to be 11.2 pr by families in the couutry.—liy REECE, BURGESS, and Co. Clicmists to her Majesty. " 'Fhis is a very convenient work, and contains in a short com pass a great deal of useful medical information." Critical Rev. August, 1810. Third Edition, price 2s. 6d. A Familiar Trey ise on the Causes, Prevention, and Treatment of Asthma. Wheezing, and Consumption: containing explicit Directions for the use of the different Preparations of the Stra monium Herb. By I. T. Fisher, Surgeon, and formerly an Asth matic Invalid. This Edition contains, in addition to the last, the Disease termed Consumption of the Lungs, with much new information relative to its causes and cure, as well as of Asthma and other species of Cough and Weezing. A Familiar and Practical Treatise, on the Canoes, Prevention and Cure of a Fit of the Gout, with Directions for correcting the Gouty Constitution, so as effectually and safely to prevent the re currence of the Fit. To which are added, Observations on the Eau Medicinsle. By J. Desgenette, C. S. A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the Di-eases of the Teeth, with explicit Instructions for their manage ment, so as to render them white and firm in their sockets, and to preserve them from caries, tooth-ache, &c. By. J. P. Hertz, Surgeon Dentist. " This Work contains much useful information. We hope it will experience that extensive circulation, to which the impor tance of the subject entitles it."—Mon thly Compendium of Me dicine, June, 1810. Price ss. 6d.—An Exposition on the Present State of the Pro fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur geons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in Great Britain, &c. &c. By Jeremiah Jenkins , Esq. a late Member of the Fa culty of Physic. "This work not only merits the serious attention of the Mem bers of the British Legislature, but every parent that regards the , health and happiness of himself and offspring. The many impo ' gluons practised by regular men and quacks here detailed, Meat lindelible disgrace on the country.--Manhly Compezdiata of Medicine, May, I$1& - • . WORCES ER2H1119... s Au FREEH3LD and I .EAShHOI.D MANOR and EiTATES. To be SOLb by AUC I'ION, by Messrs. COURT and J ACO e t On WednesSlay the lath August neat, at Elestn o'Clock In the Foreroon, at the Royal Hotel, in 13'rmingham, jliE WOODROW F.IRM; in the p.tr : sh of Brorosgrove, c.insisting of a superior Farm house, capable at a small expunce of bang converted into a resitleiice, with spa cious and convenient Ou -bitildings, and upwards of .295 Acre! ' of Land, lying within a ring fmee; the whole freehol I, and part tythe free; now in the possession of Mr. lkonias Oarpritv. The 111tOOK HOUSE FARM, consisting o' avo I Farm. botts;:, with convenier.t Out •Ildings, and upwartts of titt Acres ur Land, lying within a mg fei•ce; th • whole Ire, &std. and part tythe free; sow in the pot:es don of Mr. I homat ti 4A Carpenters The MA NOR of CHADDICH, in the parish ot lirdni.givve, together with A. R. P. Chaddich elate Farm, containirg . 331 S 1$ The Lie.icon Farm a. . lag 0 el Fite Manor Farm a . . 113 S 36 Broad Moor Wood . . 7 0 2 Square Coppice . . . 3 1 14 Deacon Wood - . . • 17 0 n . Big Wood - . 21 0 eft Square Coppice • . - . . 3 3 1$ •.1.10 2 i The Mahor and Farms hut mentioned are Leasehold, held under the 114 n and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford. At the same time will be Sold, several smaller Lots of Free. hold Land, lying near the above. Thee Estates form a very eligible and Iriprovible property; are extremely compact, well situye for maskers, be'ng d tress; from Worcester 14 roles, Birodughant 10 miles , Stourtirolge 11, and Cromsgrove a miles near excellent roads. The Mannr and Farms, from the situation of the woods and hills, are admirably well calculated for the production and pre. serration of gamer with which they are well tit 'eked ; and there are several good Pools lur bret&ns and feeding Ash. The save. ral Tenants will phew the Ptendses, of which pa/session may be had at Michaelmas next. Docrietive Parttculas and Plans will be ready by the end of the month of July ; and may be had at the principal ions in the nighbourhood ; and at the Oman of Joseph Robins, Esq. Stour. bridge; Messrs. Bourne and Son, Dudley; Mr. Robeson, Brans. grove; Mr. R. W. Gain. and Messrs. Lee and Carrie, Birming ham; or of the Aucti-meers, at Blackstone, near Bewiley ; or a; their OCice in Worcester. LAVENDER ANL) HONEY WATERS. STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCH %las TO HER ROYAL HIGHNES' THB PRINCESS of WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY beg leave to inform the Nobilly, C;entty, and the Publit ) honour them with their (avow a, that the above elegant a useful Perfumes continue on sale at thcirOld Laablished W house for those articles only, No. 15, CATHAItINE.SrftE STRAND; and rtepectfitily recommend to these Who are strangers to the superior quality of their Lavender add Honey Vesta -2, a trial of them, when STart Ind Mar se flatter them selves they stritl meet with the approbation bestswed on theta for Twenty Years past, while the price continues, u usual low, viz. the Lavender Water Sr. or 22.0.1. taking six ottles; Honey Water 45. 6d. or ail for Iles.—rr Orders for Exportation and the Country immediately attended to. BUGS effectually destroyed by BENJAMIN TlFFltlif & Bug Destroyer to his Majesty and her Ropl Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, (removed from the strand to 29, Cross-street, Hatton•garden,) whether in Rooms, Mated% or Furniture, though ever so numerous, without damage or smell, at the following prises, viz. four-post Bedsteads, Settees, Bureaus, Half -testers, and small Presses, at 12s. each; corniced or double. screwed Bedsteads, 18a. ; and raised Testers Li. 4s. each, and will insure them to keep free from Bugs at Ss. each per year, for ready monef only. B. TIFFIN returns his most gratelul thanks to that! Noblemen, Ladles, and Gentlemen who have already employed s; him ; and those who may favour him with their fu ure command* j may depend on their Orders being executed with the greatest at• I tendon, having bees upwards of 90 years in constant practise. IMPORTANT SAVINGS, AT 193, FLEET-STREET. WITHIN TfiRF.E DOORS OP FE ITER-LANE., FOR READY MONEY. GIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Man's Mercer * A. • and Taylor. announces to hi numerous Friends and the Fashionable World, that he is enabled to supply them with As. Celts of Dress, made in the first Style of Elegance, and of asp. rior quality, at the following very reduced prices: Very best Spanish Wool Superfine Cloth, Coats Ditto British Wool Goad Second Cloth Coats Very belt Superfine Keneymere Breeches Ditto Double-milled Best Double-twilled Cord (Hun - it. s. d. s s • 2 10 0 1 16 • 1 3 0 1 6 • 016 • Falhion able Marseilles Waistcoats 0 12 0 And every mbar Article, whether Grew Coats, Ladles' itidlag Habits, Pantaloon, &c. &c. chaegad with as equal regard Sa Eastionty. iMFERMI; MART FOR VRNDiNG COMM Prepared an entirely new Priodpiss, 340, wear of Quote. street, (near the Market,) Ozford-street, Loaders. IT has been generally observed, that the Art of properly preparing COFFEE is not understood In this Kier dons, and indeed every day affords abundant proofs d the just.. nest of the remark ; immense isuantities of excellent Coffee are rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mods of Roasting the Berry; and even the most tobsaioad yes $t the best but a very insipid liquor. The Proprietors of this Establishment, (!'RUIN cadco.) tbereore, having discovered a - supsdor modisd of Coffee, respectfully recommend k to the Diedito s Oerigr i a_ the P ub lic in general , being cooldm Om k bo fond do most improved Article of its kiwi ever offered to their dein. By their process of Torralhalso, the mods sod woody Os . ties of the Berry aro sotiody destroyed, widow' adirothig the essentials, which, coasequenity, bolsi pr Oaks, Wield to the drink a persiar rich and meal firreor, twalerlog MI6 most wholesom e maritive. sod eshlirstioi_ hoer. NOM _ Conscious of the ogalority sit their Osoomodityribay No& lastly rely for support os dss bean agraliky of as toffilegook , and highly rased lades. N. B. Orders (which mist bo m pozge r soy girt Cr" wilt be matted With*s •Miaq. m% II Coffee is -pormishisd by prepared than is silleiset to aseswer lis furnbeed sur ctli fte friha &sin' tt son oad, ; whew Woo fir di; ressivedr—lose , ~_ .