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'iiliß; ti..:_ _ nt l ifiVar 11101, ifigaz 3, ins. ;i ^ intiO#A l ßS"for tOhrDUCrING ins 3 i 4 jEsrp, riaNSPORT: SERVICE, for taking e 9/011011T11;:etaii.kiV,sitd fir the Oare and PRISONASS WA P t le kreiry glee *odor, bi they w iu b e ready at ibis Office, on Tutsday 'the 22d of ben /sis.co receive.se!ged Tenders, and treat with such on ,u maybe willing to mean for Supplying for Twelve OCertain, from t%ii let November , 1812, COATS, IVONTS, TROWSI S,4I.ANIiEf.WAI ST CO ATS, r i gyivaitS, for site Service of Sick and Wounded Seams, Sick ?Irmo of War. • oe a ke k received of one o'doek write day of trealy,tme mgr I lan; Ihs party, or an agent for him, personally attend. it tooter oust k accompanied ta a letter from two respeetalsk per lag *least hatimberith de person tendering, in the sumo of , f ie the d u e perfeesseneet V . the alettract. ,el we pallier/ars pray he ilinstensly trate , at die Ofee t and ',SUMO. de Storderper General% Da Street, Wertainster. TRANSPOIZT Ouipit,4l:giu; 7 1. 1E COMMISSIOWERS foi- .- CONDUCTYNG fIJS MAJESTI's TRANSPORT SERVICE, fo► telivg 'BIOE rid WOUNDED SE4,llf.EN,eildfor Me Cars and r ry . PitIONERS sf /VAR, do hereby give Notice, tit'' , will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 15th ember 1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with mine as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING d Wounded SEAMEN on baird the Batavier, Hospital WOOLWICH, for sirs months tertain, from the 7th of r, 1812. Tender will is well:fed after one °Wed on the,dry e irraly, nor ;ad Kilns the party, or as agent for him, /assumedly attend. iTender aunt he aectitpanied Iritr L-tter frlm two ' , avertable verging to Accuse hewed with the Persta tendering, is the JUN 0,,f0r the due perfersnanee ef the Contract. Ike teirtiealers may he inreren, by aitt l eyiag at this Office, sr t• intern, Surgeon of the Said Ship. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Alva *, 1111 i: HE PRINCIPAL 6FFICERS of MS MA !ESTI' s ORDNANCE, do Iterriy five Notlit, ' lacimposals will to received at their OBIS in.Pall.Midli l Ow Wednesday, the loth inst. from such Parsons as may to undertake the supply of ' BRAS WORK fog 111, ARMS, for service of this DepArtmei:t, at the Tower ) plod of One Year. 1$ npeeted that each Tender will also remain a': price for looting of such old Bra Furnitures as may be required to Nested darl i ng she said period; Patterns of which may be Sispon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in Ater, and to the Inspector of Small-Arms, Birmingham. :Particulars. together with the Terms and Conditions Distract, may be known it the Secretary's Office in Pall " any day between die hones s( ten andfour o'clock, au, Nis Proposals nsust be delivered, sealed up, and enslort.ed for. Brass Work, Etc.;" but no Proposal can be aci dic do said J9th instant, at Twelve o'Clock as noon mile day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless . r s Bar slaking it, os an Agent is hiskiehatf,stsall attend. lly Order of the Board, & H. CREW. Secreart. MANOR WAN*EL>. ED, to Rent or Purchase, a wall Sport. AHOR, welt stocifid with various kinds of Game, mites of London. As the •Advertiser only intends iitinielf end friends, h may be eligible to thosevwho wish., receded, and not poached. ,Any . person wishing to itieertisment, must direct'; past-paid,. to T. G.144t "" • - and have the goodness to say how the advertiser, °dated ddring the Sporting season, and if near atsir and also whit dtsception of game the Manes LORD WELLINkI ON's CAMPAIGNS. - j i L'EVEQUE has the hntiour to inform the I c &duct:hers and the Public in iteneratfrthat the First ti the Eogovings of the RCHIEVENIEVTS of the AL /ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an-, tolis ready'for delivery. Subscribers are requested to . firths:lh, air - to Jerive their address at Mr. L'lvettue s, il, vary • or at Messrs. coinaghi and Co.'s ' 83, pock.spur t; tritc;e also may be bad theist two Nouibers of the Por- Cestumq, and the View of tile great Aqueduct of Us tad of the Convent of Batallia, damned by Mr. L'Evoire,l mvved by Mr. comes. • • - • E LONDO .NEW _PRICE CURREVT, arranged under the following heads, viz. The Produce of the West Indies mid Spanish Main}, lords America, Mediterranean Pottogil,V , ltc. MO America, . I France, Ho/ 1 .11;d, dce. Ikt!. it', Ste. Wflndies," • I Whisk Staple Articles, ' • With the Duties and Drawbacks aaxed. on the State of the different Markets, and also the the week, given under each separate division.--' chant will thus, at one view see the state of the Market he is particularly interested distinctly placed hefore him, , Mks effected, and the Prices obtained accurately quoted. unprecedented Sale or this original Publication will be an' lqducement to the Proprietors to exert their utmost to divert the Public patronage they have received, and leg to assure their numerous Subscribers and the Public, isforMation is procured from Brokert only, and those _taint respeetability. • by Nicholson and Co. 3, Castle-court, Birchin:lane. Mm lbt.petiluarter ;lam be sent to the Country free of ! Ita t e t tte thivfn a Newspaper being paid. Published evciry Saturday morning. IHR FIRST PRODUCTION : 1N WORLD. . 4wM11 . 11 %their Royal Highnesses the Princ-as of Wales AgSB l A t i of 0117 i.o a r nd te lost of tlikN dhiliry. vistneir °this On, eattacted from a tree in the East Indies, are re on the basis of truth, experienceomil the nivst (etMcc *Wrecked testimonials.- Where the hair has been Ma tiensAh Oti will fully repienishit. It rionril.lies and pre ibe Hair from faring off or chasginf i-s colour to. the of life; and brit, moistiire eradicates whateier its row , h, and soon makes It thick ;Id - saga:sr. Ladies, .still.finel the beneficial effects of this Oil, as It gives to . ,a moat beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and renders it attracting. It is also pre-eminent for Children's hair sf snip, &c. It cleanses the hairmtich easier, eradicates ih estremely pleasant to the infant, and brings the hair Ilihnfal state 3 also promous the growth of whiskers, eye, 4 5t- likewise is far superior to ponsatum for constant use With or without powder. It is particslarty recom . t e"e immrdtately after Sea-bathing, and during travel . dioistes; and in many other respects it poreesee pro. %blind of in any preparation of a similar nature. 10s dd, and Li. is. per bottle.—Sold wholesale by the Proprietors Rowland and ,Son, Kirby-asset, n, and'by their appointment, by Mews. Hendrtes, is her Majesty,'Tltchboniostmet Bayley and Blew ' +street ;Smyth. 11 , 7, New Bonci-street• S. Derry, 179 • SAWVADAYi ACI MR. THELWALL'a INsTtruriott tor the Cure of impediments, and Preparation of. Youth for the higher DepartMents of Life, Bedford-place. The Eighth Aunual Sessinn will commence on the let of Oitober, when there will be Vacancies f or T wo or Th ree D o m est i c Pupdls, eitber Adults or itinioig; the former of whom, in addition to the improvement of their Elocution, May be agsts{ed in the cultivation of terry elegant and intelleetUal accompliihment to fit there for tho Bar, the Pulpit, or the Senate ; and the latter' may be initiated in the Chisaieg i Mathetnatieg, French and Italian Languagel, and every part of useful and orrtam-iltal Foiticatioq,—TOpe or twit Ladies may also be taken under the immedia:e Protection of Mrs.Tu twa t. Plana and Terms of the Instinition; also Mr.T.'s Letter to Mr. Ilturtnuions of Rhythmug, Vestibule of Eloquence, &c. may be had of Messrs. Arch, Cnrnhill ; Kent, Holborn; Har wood, Great Rwilell-street ; and Ridgway, Piccadilly. , • . IMPROVED WINE COOLER and BUTTER PRESERVER -THE SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT -I- of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE,, having approved the above contrivance for Cooling and Pre peening Butterdnring the Sunimer, and in hot climates, and trf warded the ;uventos for the same, being satisfied by practical experiment of its efficacy in that respect, as well as for ceokrig Wine; 'James Mrsr has manufactased a considerable quantity, and begs to submit them for public approbation, .at his Wart* house for China, Glass, and Earthen Ware, No. S 2, Fleet-street. EDUCATION. THE Rev. JOHN-EVANS, A. M. has, after the Midsummer Rect.', opened his SEMINARY, Monday, August ;1812, for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-row, Islington ; 'and has Two Vacaacien for young men finishing their Education, in a pleasant apartment, fitted up with Globes, Charts, Maps, and Library- . -50 Guineks per Annum. See an EMT on Education, sth edition, with a Chart of Education. Sahli by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster -row. # MARRIOTT'S improved Patent KITCHEN RANGE, which will toast, bake, boll, steam, stew, Stc. by one small fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of Boil'ng Water ; the consumption of ,the . Fuel about ore tit rd the tunas quantity; a certasn cure for smakey chimnies ; and warranted to answer, never havinglatied.in a single instance. Kitchens fitted up with RANGES embracing all the late improvements, with . Steam-Boilers, Ovens, Hot Closets, and Steam Kettles. All kinds of Stoves for D rawing Rooms, Par.- lours, Halls, Churches, &c.. Humane Men Trapp, to secure depreilitors without injuririe them. Spring Guns of different constructions. A Patent Roasting JACK, upon an entire new principle, constructed so as to require neither weghts or pullies, the works being inclosed, are protected from injury and irreguht rity ; from its extreme simplicity not liable to be ont of order, and calculated for every kitchen.—To be seen in use daily at the Patentee's Manufactory, No. 64, Fleet-street, London. PHOLS*I ERY. MORGAN anJ SANDERS, under the deepest sense of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage they have already received, very humbly inform Ladles and Gentle men they have recently enlarged their Manufactory and Ware rooms, and which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLiTERY FURNITURE, fur Houses anfl Mansions of every description; 'lll particular, the Patent Betbtiads, Sofa-beds, Chair-beds, lm perial Dining-tables, l'rafalgar Side-boards and Tables in one ele . put piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved In tensions, for the East and West Indies and all Foreign Climates, Army.and.Navy, Ike. N.B. The various inventions, &c. that many others are offer ing fet sale, it is almost needless to say to a discerning and liberal Public, 'have most of them been cored front Morgan a ,San der. Manufactory, 1G and 17, Catherine -street, St:yid. AN TIATTR.IIION. ° prevent the effects of friction in Steam and ' other Engines, in Mills and Carriages of every description, may be purchased in boxes, price es. 6d. ss. 6d. 10a. 6d. one gni flea, and two guineas each. One of the smallest boxes hai a stir ficient :quantity in it to last a. Chariot or a Post-chaise twelve months; and after the wheels are primed with the Comppsition they may be daily used, and will run at least six months without having occasion to take them off or applying any thing else to the alletrees. The Composition may he used bi the same pro portion for all other kinds of work.—Sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs, *own and Mawe; No. 149, Strand, near Somerset `t lutist., London. N.B. Direetions will be found upon each box, which are signed Williew Bellamy. - - - - HEALTH AND COMFORT PROMOTED! BY THOMAS CII.L's NEW-INVENTED .PA 1 ENT MASTICATORS; or Table Knives with Two, Fhree, Four or more Blades, by which as many Cuts or Divisions of the Food can be wade at once; an advantage, which to those who are an flirtunartly deprised of their teeth, it is needless to dwell upon. Also by his septriar SURGEONS, °CM/LISTS, and DeNTISTS IN. STRUMF.NTi;• and highly-Laperai RAZOILSi PCN•KNICES, &C. Which bear tie iota? exquisite andperfat Edges : by Ids new invent dons fur readily obtainiug FIRE anti LIGHT, those desirable requisites of I .ife,without the aid of that oat d ing.:rons conebusti bie, P tIOSPHOROS 1•!! and by varions other Improvement on Ar ticks of red tvility, which are Made and Sold at I HOMAS GI l,L's celebrated Manufactory for Lapsared Zomba FAN C CUT.. Las v, Nt.. 83, St. James's-street, opposite to Pall-Mall, London. Where also msylse had, his Gltiortitts'aud E relit NU-N ECIALS for Artists; his leugetelebrated WARRANTED .5*OltDS; Guns, Pistols, and Arms - awl Accoutrements of every description ; Wholesale, Retail, multi* Sliiiiataileft. REisil&F Whitt*" t DANGER or INCONVENIENCE war ranted, and the full C 0.4 returned if not approved, after any Trig, Wear, or Damage. SALMON, ODY aild Co. 292, Strand, PATENT SELF ADJUSTING TRUSS Manufacturers, to His Ma rjesty's Navy, the Hon. East India Company, &c. These Instruments are upon an entire new principle. The springs are so constructed, as to admit of increase and decrease in size and force, will answer. for either right or left side, withnpt any strap whatever. The Patentees having given Relief with out Danger or Igconvenience to upwards of 6000 persons, are enabled to warrant their Instruments superior in ease and effect ' to every other invention, on the above terms; and confidently rec ommend a trial to all those who pre f er perect ease and se curity to the galling application of the common 'Truss. /4 . . B. Persons residing in the Country sending the circumfer ence of the Body in inches, just above the Hips, may depend upon being accurately flues'. TO IR orl MONGERS, c;. UOLMES'S PATENT 150MES * 1 IC-OVENS, Without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, calve tittle', utility, and economy. It is a. fact well known, that all Ovens hitherto contrived for the use of families, which are at tacheerto kiteitcn-ranges, owing to the flues, occasion aConsider ahle loss of fuel as well asgiminutiun of heat ; to obviate this'grrat disadvantage, has been the study of the Inventor of the Patent Domestic Ovens, which are without fines, and which, instead diminishing, Increase the heat, without the least additional feel. .3. H. takes this method of intorming the Trade general, that they may. be supplied with'them of three different sizes, with or without Ranges ; as they heat without a flue, cons e q uently there is no danger of fire happening from then, w hich is so frequently cite case with those that have flues.' Reference to Families of the first respectability will be given, where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also a t his Manufat icor); Castle-conrt, Strand, near Bedford-street; antic Mr. Han- Isnamongeti• Beutott-street, Bond-street; Mr. Prather, !Ironmonger, SwalloW-street, Oxford-road ; Mr. Hargrave , _ . sr 15, 1812. tilegni,4olli published, in gto. price 91 id Um% • The Second Edition, pORTUGAL. A Poein,. in Tab Pairti. —By LORD GEORGE GRENVII.t.P. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Btoirn„ Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54,-New Boni-Street. This day was published, Volume the First, in !Ivo. price 9s. Us Mite, OUTLINESof NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, being Heads of Lectures delived it. the Univerilty of Edits _hisals.—by JOHN PLAYFAIR, Professor of Natural. 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By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Warbrook House, Evendey, on Abadan timt RSth Instant, and following day, at Eleven, I'HE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the Property of a Gentleman ; consisting of capital four. post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Calico, Dimity and abet Furnitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses and Be& ding, Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Bahaism with glazed doors, French rod Window Curtains, Drawing-room Chairs and Sofas, Pier and Chimney Glasses, hue AzminstsW Carpet, 6 yards by 5 yards, Turkey, Brussels, mid other Carpets, set of -Mahogany Dining tables, Mahogany Parlour Chairs, Pembroke and other Tables ; fine Prints, Fowling Pieces, a • Mangle, various Kitchen Furniture', Brewing Utensil% (mss, Garden Lights, dm To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sal*: Catalogues, at is. each, may be had on the Premises; at P. Demeay's, flartford Fridge; King's Arms, Barba( ; tole, Oakingham ; Crown, Reading ; Bush, Salam i s gild 01 Mes, Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. - 7;; •.• •111•••• .aomINIE• I. N. KENT, WITHIN SIX MILES OF MAIDSFONE4 The extensive MANOR of SUTTON VALLANCE, CHART. PLACE MANSION, -AEC FORIAL iPITHES OP Tali PARISH, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, oh Thursday, the With Inst. at 12, ht three Lou, Lot 1. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,. held trifler the Dean and Chapter of Rochester; comprising the PARSONAGE HOUSE, wilt capital Barns, i Stables, Cart-beuse, and various Out-buildings, and upwards of twenty-three Acres of excellent Meadow, and small part Arable Land, toget:ser with all the Tithes of Corn and Hops, arising from the Land within the 'Parish of Chart, all thigh colds's , ts.3l3 i on Lease to Mr. George Rachel!. Lot 2. An eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land tax re. deemed, Chart-place Mansion House, seated on a fine command. ing eminence, and planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability, with Court-yard, Cbach-house Stables, and Out-buildings; capital Garden, walled rood an d stocked ' with choice Fruit-trees; Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, -tad Mea dow Land, the whole about eight Acre., 'and immediate pos. , session may be had ; plenty of good Wet. r, and two Pews is the Church. Lot S. The extensive MANOR of su rroN VA (LANCE, with Court I.eets, Court Baron, Quit-rent, R.aiefi, &c. extend ing over many thousand Acres of L,6nd, abounding with Phea sants and other Game, and the Tirrilser on the Waste, a moat va.. luable and desirable appendage to the Mousloss. . The Lots are in a beautiful pan of the County, and within sit miles of Maidstone and forty irons London. - May be viewed by applying at Chart-place. Mansion, where Particulars may be had; and of Mr. Culln, King's Head, Sutton Valiance, and Stapleburst • Sdar, Maidatorin; Dag and,Beae, Lenham ; Swan, Charing; ' Saracen's Head, Ashford; Worsataina Canterbury; Crown, Rochester; Rose, Siuingbourne; Grethen Head, Dartford; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. itobibs, Warwick. street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ' M ARLBOROUG H.PLACE, BRIGHTON. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, opposite the GRAND PARADE.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, ea Thursday, 27th instant, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land A Tax redeemed ; comprising vary eligible FAMILY RE. SIDENCE, situate hi Maribosologbitiace, opposite the Grind Parade, Bridges, 'dented foe the accommeslation of a Noble. man or Family of diedwetion, finished us an elegant maw and at a very considerable expence, for the Proprietor's own residence, commanding the various views of the Ocean, the Reran, tied the Downs; containing three excellent Attics. six p led. rooms, remarkably airy and pleasant; two spaass rooms, communicating by folding door, elegantly aid , • fitted up ; two very excellent Dining rooms, also eensiawaicadlig by folding doors, hued up in a peculiarly neat maw ambilatet Entrance Hall, Vestibule, or Inner Hal; Water Ser vants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, medium Kitchen, Cellars, and other Offices, Yard, dm. To be viewed by applyincw gie Premises, where Particulars may be had ; at the Castle:lnd Old Ship. Brighton ; Star. Lewes ; King's Head, Horsham; Red Lion ' Dorking; Swan. Relpte ; White Hart, Goldstone; King's Arms, Cropleis; er Garraiway's, and of Mt. Robins, Warwick street, Goiderreistate. rED, SURREY. Between Godstone and Westerharti, on the nod to The MANOR of lIURSTED, alms DiTdDs,M.L. 4lMai t i nsA and SOUTHLAND FARMS, near 400 AL with a Ono Stream of Water,. MANOR-HOUSE, WHEICLIIILS' SHOP. TYTHES, &c. Land-Tax redeemed. By Mr. Rolliblls At Garraway's, on Thursday, the 27th instant, at 1 !, in fit Ude, A VERY ValuAble FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly diversified by Hill and Dale, with mist eligible Belles -for building, situate in tne parishes of Owed and Tan. • j ridge, between Godstoue and Lympifield 4_ comprising the. I ailment Manor of BURSTED, alias OITED and HALL PLACE FARM, with excellent Farm-bow and Oakes, Yards, Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns, Stables, and vartuna Oat buildhlgs, and sundry inclusures of Meadow, Pastore, Arabia, and Wood. Land, surrounding the Building, containing upwards • of 212 Acres. - Also, SOUTHLAND FARM, with a Dwefi!ng-house, Bois. Stables, and various Oat-buildings. Yards,. Gardena, Orchard,. ' Ste. the Manor-House—situate in the Village of Ottedi a 'Wheeler's Shop, Gardea,Drchard, and Meadow Land, upwardji' of feel Acres. The Tythetof the above Farm, and sundry oeigr Lands. These Estates are very eligible psopetty, the. Amadei dry and healthy, commanding 'lionise views the sorrowed• ing country, and • floe stream of water Goering threogh the toads; a'l lying compact, and contain in all 240 Aerie, near to good 1 Markets, in the neighbourhood of several Pets of Hamlets MC Fos-beunds, &adroit,' of Game. May_ be "aiewed by applying to Mr. Gram, olijit liven; • or of Mr. Charßeld, elOsted, where Pardadsithild'Plette asay be had; at the lArldtsi Hire, Godstoue • Riles Aram, Wester.. ham, end Froydon; Swan, Riegme; Sun, ;,Aid INN Brighion ; of O. Lgp, Esq. Solicitor, Noise-square, Umtata's-km; at Garrawaigt.and of Mr. Robinl . „ Otildmip nimbi; where a Plan of the /Estate tuay be lets. • • PICTURE OP nymotrni. This day was published, neat* in i Brno. and illustrated by a Plan of Plinsouth•Duat, C. 41 k Yard, &c. &c. price ss. in boardi, I'HE PICTURE of PLYMOUTH Beidg a -1 1 . correct Guide to the Public Establishments, Charitable In. atitsitlops, Amusements, and resnagfalkie Objet tf in the 'Towns of Plymouth, Plymouth-Duck, Etonehouse "Sfblkiihd their Vici nity. Also, a Lisa of the principal Inhabitants of those Towns. Printed for Longman and- etz- Paternostfer.row ; Rees and Curtis, Plymouth; E. Upham, Exeter; and Mouley and Co. Portsmouth. —. . . BISHOP WAR,BURiON, ON THE ALLIANCE • BE I'WEEN CHURCH ANI) STATE- This day was puillished, hi one vol. Bvo. price 10s. Cd. boards, A new Edition, being the Fourth, of THE 'ALLIANCE between CHURCH and' -A- STATE; or, the Necessity and Equity of an Established Religion, and a Test Law demonurattd. In Three Books. By W. WARBURTO24, D.D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, The Works of William Warburton, D.D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. To which is prefixed a Discourse, by way of gene- ral Preface, containing some Account of his Life, Writings, and Character. By Bishop Fluid. A new Edition, handsomely printed In 1 I volumes, 850. with a Portrait of Bishop Warburton, price £6. 6s. in bards. _ _ _ • EsS ' co. . gPORTINpIi and. FISHING, SOUTH-BEMFLIDET, neer Ray= • leigh'and Suuth-end ; MANOR, nal-WARREN FARMS, 1M PROPRIA I k MC WRY, Re. By Mr. ROBINS, ,3osne time In September neat, in Lots, THE MANOR of ISAMFLEET, alias South , &Oat, with all Finn', Hardee., and Quit meta, satentb; I co g e ve r many thousand Acres ()Mandl also the loproriete Keepry of Meth-leadoet aforesaid, wick all the rysbee oz-Ceni said Pulse, Waft flan the Lot is the Fsri.k. Aloe s a Say eligade, compact, indsleslnd&lPteakold Estate ; aceninising new-erected Farm-heitse,,ends:olllcot out o.nesemary Onto buildings, end several Entieekeei limewodbig the containk4 about sty Acres of Mrflew•sigti AMOSt L a w s che Types. of Coen ;id Met arisistjetr*, s - and about Five Awes of Wtiodlimai in bead, es! la4i 'Mee; Knightsbridge, of sybich.eight yams will be erewirimel as MIA A lac hua. n e er, at a kW, rein; cal po...essitio way ikeload audit • as arrAnsemeat with the recant. Also, g oci ch-iteedisee Hall Farm, rotaialig Amu: its Amo k ; wick Fans-house a nd ihnidirp adjouitsg tise abaft, ea base* • A