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"HERE not be " ne fgirrtleA tkop ears • pec,i6re, holding eack "of' them fen . qi"hipti'Sharis. nunittcr andfltivaliication - requliea* b 9 ite4ekthatidneor tli* Gi istitut2bn,• to forth a WOng,. ho - business tottict bettanaseted tins day, 4ie Pfietinr was 4, 4 ir,lifptVpcsiSpgrv* August • if; when liopsof ave i rt Member 'who can ipai*:it ronvenient, wUI attend , the fehomarimjiottahematleo hien 7 tigned in the lasi•Report of' ths teelorl, -slated June 24 , may he considered and a:Witted. - -- The Chair to be taken at One to lock precisely. ... • irj Order of pirtctors • k • • it ON OWERT PROWETT, Cashier. .m••••••• NET RENT of .itssry Annum,unexceptionsh'y well secure, payable aut of an Estve near Lond&l. . • -To be SOLD "y AUCTION, by Mr. ROBISS, „tsllowiTitay's Cdfee-house, Cisang?.-All,lC‘r:..d.l, on Tues day the 30th instant, at I swl-.-e A NET ANNUAL PROFIT REN " o f TWO A "HUNDRED and THIRTY-THREE P0LL. , 11.14 for eighteen Years, untreeptfOnably well secured, .ind pays . o f an name within a few %ibis of Lon-i4n. Particalal7. at Garritway's; and of Mr. Rob: :s, art 11. street, Golden square.. This day W*s published, price Is. 64. - .' . ••:•:. • . . . • * Tile SIXTH EDITION, . -. • •t , ' AgNIVERSARY SERMON OF THE - I(O,YAL'HUMA . NE SOCIETY, preached a; Grosvenor 'Chapel, April 4 ; ' and; with lieu! Alterations, at nay Rood's', Soutliemptuti , June 20 ; and a t St. Helices, in thelststiduf Jersey, Julyl43, 18b2. • By R. VALPY, D. P.:A. S. Rector of Stradishall, Sutolk, and Matter of Reuling School. - Son secours me fortlke, • . me fait trouvit It vie Demo Its kozruurr. de trepan. • • n. B. .ROVASEAU, Odes Saeries. To vahlch Is added, an APPENDIX of MISCELLANEOUS OBSERV.ITIONS sin,ftEstiscrrA . ,TioN. !, :lit die SOCIrtY. • • Printed, for die Society and sold IsT . R.iyingtsiessatcisirequop* add' 7. folinson. ' a re, Sir C'hafl6l - rid. et &yew • •,cj, the happy tie, I Sussex. kt..c's t. Lady Maria James's.. his Rapti le away. The Ards wee were presert the L•ss of Neweast:e, the =mess ci Betrywore„ I. taufuid, mid other lardrzton, thebildrs y urgent duties of his m coming two- tole sec out in the rowing 'thiee of Walt s, who ofikiating as Fatheho nir.g._ tkIS P RA :N.IOOVA; • And sot, One of or eersmsvpiik 105;4 Irlg GtANtt P - Aarr4 cif w 24.00, velo,ooo, . 4494 ag.c. &i. yee lentain to be disposed • • TO-MOlLkair z io.yoll t sT 41. will be ti w ,EhiA l p a y 46.111 **): 86 ttilk it6tt!rf ivot TuAsitop Mood n vm ; . TkintistlitSlgies, yiairanted tindiawn; . tire ba Sweat the LiessiiidOlgefiersiii?Ad Codntry• GOLDER'S GRIEN,-NEAR HF.NDL)N.--EHREE DE SIRABLE VILLAS, AND LAND. 'To be SOLD by AUCTION, byi Mr. ROBINS, At Ostihwitils Coffee-Honse, C.bane,AUey, Curnhl:l, o eLsysthe :40th instant, at Twelve u*Cl3clr., in tiir:7e .. .A VERY eligible LEASEHOLD I.ST,i FE ; comprising tlicee compact and neatly finished 1/..ias, very desirably situate at Golder's Green, near Hendon commodiously .planned, and handsomely fitted up with folding doors. etc. The domestic Offices :o each are convtudent and appropriate, with Yards, Coach-houses, Stables, Darr, and other Out-buildings; G'rdens fully stocked and cropped, and planted with Wai aad standard Fruit-trees in full Death:4, and about sixteen Acres of Aleadow Land (which will he apportioned to the Lots), impity supplied with excellent 'Particular ! , of S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell-street, Bisishibury ; at the Swan, Golder's Green; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square; of wham Tickets fat ekw in g may be had. At( 8LE14,414/T RKSI.CIgiNCE, WTI ti FARM. AND WOPD LAxps, IN A mab-r BEAUTIFUL PART OF SOUTH ' • • "TO BE SOLD BY "•PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By- Mr. SCOTT, rIBERN VALE, ROUSE and LANDS, a Manor Fetate;situate in the rich . , Enely-cultivated Vale af Uske, near . C.rickhowe 1 and Abergavenny, tlaittee r miles from Orem* and 58 from Bath and Cheltenham. The rotanslun Is a latudern, 'complete Residence, with luxuriant Gariers, Planta sloiss;atc.in a situation uuiversilly admired for its Is inuty. This ;eery interestibg Property eompriaus above i7l A:rts of,rich, beautiful Me.hteve, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Lawl, superior ,fer •7; inclosed and compact, good Farm and Bull...tiny, Water IC Wn Mill, and a valuable stone and tile Quarry; all in good order, plentifully supplied with Water and Game, and the Land-tax re deemed.—Apply to Mr.Scort, 20, New Bridge -street. liv- 4 1011 1 .r) iint se st veral - • •dood, in. Minutia, rodeanalge t tile Koalia of the • " o nu v ork ., Mob lenSep and tiiha - cdttittift* oI raisifig 'MOM/ oft: l.if2 & As ia; inctor Willf;..l4sitaig*Sailemetni, church L iii trend ifhbn ttre inatiflitinoitraidr.toinii, Mg the 4lisktailes irki t.e+eisAleted. 1114 funds of fhe Adiettiiir platildeLt t ir !i lll s4 c .i l i t #l.ttlii*linfet, et 04 extent • • •olffie • neriliudf• - ;' -. 7- .i; 1 2 „ ' Awdyl;eisoitithrt 44eTetilni.ritis; oo•.by.letter to Mx Berton, No. Id, LeieettOrldate,,lptisaterytratr... ••• • • "*- Lately published, price 2s. -• . rTNIE ELEMENTS ef *LATIN , GRAMMAR; .11 with Notes for the use of those; who have made sonarpris gress in the Language-. • -.• , e, By R. VAITT;D. D.' F. A. s. The Seventh Edttiiin, With Additions. • . • .: • - 7 Si Id bftlie London BOOkaellers. • •Ntittk tuip be had. by the same Author, , - • • The ELEMENTS' of GREEK - GRAMMAR.; wit,„ts Notes. Second Edition, pike es. in boards. - • , DELECI:US. SENTENTIARUM et fiIS.I*DRiARUM, ad . aiDto tiro'nunt acconunodatus. Eighth Edition, price 6d. A Now LATIN yOCABULAR,,Y; adapted to the best Gram --Mars. Third Edition, price Is. POETICAL CHRONCJLCiGY. Of: .A.nellst 7.nd English tory. Fifth Edition, price 2s. '" LATIN DIALOGUES, collected from the best Latin *rites'. Se••••••.! ••• • PRINCIPIkOFritIOR.UM. lIISTORLiE et Geographis. Secqud'Edttion,'priee'Ss: Si. FIRER` EXEReigES, to be translated into Latin. Second I.h;dsay, F.sq. writer of the la Rev. Alex. shire. 'ahem, Esq. ct Most, CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HODS 2, MANORS, and ESTATF.S in SOMERSE'TSHIRE, eight Miles from Bristol, twelve from Wells, fifteelt from Bath, and within a Quarterof a Mile of the Turnpike Road from Bristol to Fatter. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Grarraway's Coffee-house, Cornhili, London, on Wednesday, the 90th August, at one o'clock, A VALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY - 1 - DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manors, or reputed Manors, of BUTCOMBE and BU I'COMBE EHRUBWELL, with the capital Mansion House of BUT. • COMBE COURT, in complete repair, and fit for the Immediate residence of a large and genteel Family ; with good and cony.. nient Out-houses, Stables, Coach-houses, extensive wailed GUI. dens, Hot-houses, Pleasure-ground,and Lawn,around the House, containing by estimation seventy acres. Together with a very good and comfortable Farm House on the Estate ; to which is at tached an excellent Farm-yard, with plenty of Water and every ' convenience and necessary Out-building, and upwa rds of One Hundred and Fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Tog•sther also with the Advowson and Next Presentation of the Parish Church of Butcoinbe, comprising the Great and small Tithes, free from Modus, or Composition, which, with about 52 acres of Glebe Land, are of the yearly valueof XOl. and upwards. The present Incumbent about 60 years of age. The Mansion House and other parts of the Estate hive lately undergone considerable improvement The premises adjoin each other, are situated in the several Parishes ef Butcombe, Blagdon, and Nempnett, and the LanchTax is redeemed. The nelgi hour hood is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is in a fine Sporting Country. Ron, la•e Pontiac!' ths. late David Reas„ •geons, couffne , the contraceit lchis caused by youth- aged is this excleeiva te, it is presumed that utmost succeas to that eve the Cure of these ice the cure Ippedy, in every complicated which are the cense rvang indulgences of a • - n • eatment ensures a safe alth. • 'lhe terms ars, letters, containing a r iolahle secrecy Is ob. Ternpli,! !far. -street adjoining. • TO THE,NOBILfIT; MIT.ITAR%P, AND QTI-101.5... " nag WINE. • t ' , •„.•. , • • VRENCH I'ORT•44 4154. that will, if merely . taxed; tivally.supeahrethe drinking of Porto - gal .44 Lae. It possesses alI its Pilall6-*; *ith the atteutth.and flavour of Claret, and,althnugh the Caron subbatit to a disposal of it at a very lcnv price (front the gels quantity on hand) the Purchasers will by no nstanallud #:intatior tb •Iny *Fren 4. Wine.. •_ - • MANOR AND ESTATE OF DREWTON, EAST lUDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A CAPITAL FItEEHOLD ESTATE, sitaite at Drewton, In the East Riding of the County of York, - . . eomprtstng avery good Mansion-house, with a garden well e 4 and stocked with fruit-trees, barns, stables, granaries, and a ntimber of uoful and convenient outbuildings, and the M anor or Lordship of Ditwton, with 470 acres of land, or ther.:ahours. .The above Estate is tythe-free of corn, hay, wool, and lamb, but subject to a stray for 28 sheep from May-day to Michaelmas. Drewton is situate in a fine sporting country, and good neigh bourhood, near to the towns of Hull, Beverley, Cave and Weigh ton, the roads to which are very good. Four or live thousand pounds may, if agreeable to the purchaser. remain on security of the premises. Mr. Parton the tenant will chew the premises, and further particulars may he known on application to Mr. Samuel Hail, of Beverley, Yorkshire, Attorney at Law; to Mr. John Hall, near Beverley ; or to Mr. John Harrison the owner, Great Driffiekl, Yorkshire. Seven nousand Five Hundred Dozen• of th. above to be dis posed of. at 545. per dozen, with tt2o dozen Mud.Hr.t, at 755, per dozen, betties iucluded4 • Arptieations to be made to Mr.A:TOd, Army mailPrist Agent, No. as, Great rof:on-srroet, Dean's Yard, Westminster. •• ~. . . .... . . . • ; ' • • PATENT FLAT. CABLES, . ~_ APPLIED TO SHIPS AND SLOOPS. London, August 6,.1903. JOHN CURR, of Belle Vue House, near She ffi eld, Wring applifd his FLA f CABLES, ea sundry small Vessels, to the satisfaction ache Owners, has lately applied one to thel ship Perseverance, of Hull, lielcinging to Mrs Christopher Briggi,l 'stnt 340 'tons. real birchen ; sad to the ship Ocean, of su..- . . &Rand; abOut 4211 Tiris; rciu buethen, belongina so Mr *V., Ism, ante Ints the satistmiion. of .infot ling the ;mblic, that his Cables and A?paratns meet the wannest /*probation of the Ship Owners, Maven and Sail Ors: The ship Oen,: is now in this pert, and wilt lay in t he ghee. sold of the Pool atinnt one week front this date and may be ir t4ected by Stup-Islas,ers and Ownen. Captain Islyth inforni:; use' Patentee he haslet go his Anchor on his Voyage from Suo.t. r1,.1d. eleven times, and that he ge:s in 80 or 90 Fathoms of Cable in. .about 15 minutes, wirh great ease to his man ; that he br i ngs 11!s * Ship to an Anchor yett'a great ease acid dispatch with one Mtn, which in sudden dangers might save a Ship ; that the powers sod . • 'applications of his Capstans are very sap. I ; -,r to theWindlan; and that on plXolll2t of the great rase of w•o•king his Anchor, h . would in all catty, where use depth of water does not mined at:• .faihontszirefeg Letting go hitiA:. c hor ' with a Him CaSi.., to- the nit.. • ' • Systeniolsodkrtig the Ship to drifi tiarkby theTid, woiclaptibm:: . . runes los vain Oast tide eight 'or nini rah., Of ground.' • ' .., ~ • • • The &Wowing are •EntraCts of Lettenfrom the Captallinkibe • " Perseverance to his Owner:. ' ' . Perseverance, Grimsby Wadi, Morel ' 8,1808 Sia—The Flat i..abie answers -very welt. :this morning the .-• ' - wind blowing hard vie sax in 0 50 fathoms and under-way , in iis' •. : minutes with great ease, and ovary tying seems strong and firm tat.about t. works. We rounded the Fiat Cable last night, and tn.. smuttlin i ; lays very well on. lam, 3cc. * JAMES HUNTER. • • Hawk Roads, March 22, 1808. Sta—We have had very bad weather since we came here, a , ith Wind S.E. and S.E. by E. The Flat Cable has rod:: the Slip very well, and we gut kin very easy when we changed our Road stead s this place. • In Gaunter Roads we hove in the Windward Service with five ~, wit!, when the ottier. ships riding there could not.giit theirs with- lust always deriie men directing gniniC talady,was•nsver glare "led success which has reedy, and the estrum. series of years, Messrs. Majesty's service, have object of their itivesti a medicine superiot to is sadEcient to observe ically opposite to those hates every vestige of it does not in the least it euovates the system :tire, and facilitates ,34.. and vigarous conatitu r does; it not only pee• e, but restores a week iud vigour. Number. siperior efUcacy of this acting as a perpetual credit's from as bacesa more insidious, tbou,,k km youth of both sexes melancholy vaeirty of solitary vice, there-sre :ate of debility and de natrimonial state ; the ▪ ashamtd to seek re. weakness as to roller be a consoling reilec lest infallible mode-of ell human bksaiuis; a MANOR of WEST MALLING, WOODS, LANDS, &c. &e. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, At the Swan Inn, West Mailing, on Saturday the 27th of August , 1808, at Two o'Clock, in Lots, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 3 . containing about 856 Acres, consisting of the Manor of West Mailing, sundry valuable and extensive Woods fully stocked with Game, several Farms of extremely rich Ar a bl e an d M ea d ow Land, Hop Ground, &c. and a well actastchnell Putilic House at East Mailing, called the King and Queen. Particulars on the premises, on Tuesdays and Fridays, when the blouse may be seen ; and conditions of sale at the principal lens at Baih, Bristol, Wells; Bridgwater, Taunton. and Exeter; of Mr. Fisher, Langford, near Bristol, to whom application for any further informadoo may be made (free of postage); and of Mr, Robins, Warwick -street, Goldrn-sqture, Lon•I:o. - TO. BE-SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, iZNiGars HILL HOUSE, with suitable Offices, Coach House; &Ode, /cc. and upwards of One Hundred mud Ten Acres.o(Lassi; she property of the late LoKu Tuoasovr. • Percher Pat-dealers isjiy be 'Mein on application at Mr. Jam-. Ofßre, 3, New :ktivrell:COurt, Lincoln s Inn, London; mere alalsa a( the Estate may be wen. B. To bc viewed by Tickets only. • - - , This Estate is situate in the most fertile and Is.fturiful part of, ' the Gai . dm and County of Kent, in the neighbuutherad of East and West Ivlalling, and its delightful scenery renders. many parts of' . it particularly eligible for the erection . of Gentlemen's - Seats, Villas, &c. - I BEAUTIFUL SITUATION N r.AK rL I AC.• a lid AND PLYMOUTH DOCK. 'TO Bg SOLD, for the remainder c f several Terms of 99 Years, determinable on the deaths of three good Lives, with a perpe• tual right of renewal (with respect to the most valuable part of the premises) at a fixed fine ALL that handsomeMANSlON HOUSE, with the spacious Offices, Out.houses, Shrubberies, ...kWh houses, Gardens, Quays, and other valuable Appendages th-reto belonging, called S EONE-HALL, situate in the Town of East Stottehouce, near Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, now unoccu pied, but for many years past In the occupation of Thomas Parlby, Esq. the late Owner. T1..1 Dwelling House and Outhouses are remarkably well built, the Gardens are spacious and productive, and the whole Premises are in a most commanding and desirable situation ad joining the sea, and opposite to the well known and beautiful Sent of the Bad of Zilount Edgcumbe. For selling the Premises, a Publie Auction will be held at the Hotter of Mr. Goode, being the King's Arms Inn, in Fore-street,. Plymouth Doek, on Tuesday, the 28d day of August next pre cisely, at twelve o'clock at soon. In the mean while, further particulars may be known, on application to Messrs. Sandys and -Lorton, of Crane-Cenrt, Fleet-street, London ; Mr. Wm. Foot, ulicitor ; or Mr. H. B. Shillibeer, Auctioneer and Land Sur veyor, St. Aubyn-street, Plymouth Deck. ll.eed July t 3, 1,09. Primed particulars any be had at the Swan Inn, West Mailing ; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester ; Fountain Inn, Canter 'mry ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; orlgessrs: Smith, Ackwick, and Hoskyns, Lincoln s Inn; of Mr: Selby, Solicitor, Wes: %falling ; of Messrs.. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent Road London; and at Garraway's Coffee House, Change-Alley. :: - .11101 he * Re-sold; purl '.ant to thice several orders of - the High Conn of Chancery,. bearing date respectively th • 2)v and 25th days of June, and the 2d day of July, I itoB;tn itle it.. e. , rcala taus* wh'rein Edward Hodder and Mary his wife and &hers are Val.:tin, and William Lovel Ruffin and othnts are de -foods its, airerhold Farm, called Pilton's, situate at Hon, near Rochester, in the county of Kent, and also Fire Pieces of Free hold Land, situate at Hno aforesaid; likewise Three Freehold i'esethents and Liardena, situate at Gillingham ; and a Freehold Wharfand Premis,s situate in the High -street at Chatham, in the e slimy of Kent The said estates will be sold In foar several and distinct lots, before Sam. Compton Cnxe, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Curt, at the Public Sale Room of the said Conrt, in. Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, mt. the 25th day of August, 1898, between the hours of one and two o'clock inch aftarnoon. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chainb. n, in Southampton-I uitdings, Chancery-lane, London ; at the office of Mr. J. cimnions, Rochester; of Mr. Jef fery's, Chatham ; of Messrs. rl . .rkson, No. 39, Essex-Erret, St mad, and of Mr. Nelson, Parsgrave-place, Temple-bar, London. • RECTORY OF LITTLE BENTLEY, ESSEX. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, • At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change •Alley, London, on Friday • th.: 12th of August, 1808, at Twelve &Clock; T HE Perpetual Advowson of and Right of Pre sentation to the very valuable and deSiratite Rectory of Lit tie Be.ttley in the County of Essex, aituatein a very pleasant part of the Country, eighi miles franc Colchester, and 0011 59 front the inetraomilis, subject to the life of the present Incumbent, eget; about 72 yeurs, consistiug of a very good Parsonage House, with suitable Ofilan of e&ry description, large Garden', and about 5t Acres of •:xceeding rich Glebe Land, also the 'Tithes of It Parish of Bentley, contaiaint shout 1200 Acres of very productive Land, chiefly Arable, and producing large Crops ~ t Corn, which may be fairly estimated at the Annual value cf X6OO, Printed particulars may be had at the Three Cups, Colchester, :deck Boy, Chelmsford; eloolf,. Cambridge; Star,. Ozfard Messrs. nfrster, and Prete, Lilicoin's lies' at °arra way's Coffee House, Change- lacy; and of Messrs. Driver, Land Agents and Surveyors, Kent ". sad, London. vhatever Ca telt arising, .ction, Messrs. Cttriht either sex with the No. 107, Hatton hing the partirritra of sin: a Bank note, nt to any pan of the Hattoh (Janke:. , E LON SQ: DON, TO NOBLEMEN AND OENTLEMEN. - WANTS a Situation, a middle aged Man, ac Actraf &award, who can take the management if AEI - non, Estates, Timber, &t. understands Drawiags .and Estimating of the diem:* Arafattrs Works, Erildings, Rte. the Measure ment of Lands, 'Woods, Oct.—Can have a good reference from his last place.—Address A. B. at Mr. Morgan s, No. 9. Bedf6rd bury,Chandris-steeet, I.rnuton, will he purr ualty attended to. ..tOU Ft-le.R r<ktt MANOR OF WEMBURY.—FOR SALE, Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and LORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties ' and Franchises thereto belonging consisting of a new built Mansion House, with Lawn in front a Coach-house and suitable Stablin g , and a ll manner of reguisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arra-ged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and I a large inclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Fruit-trees and, Vegetables: Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven, and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Plscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Messm.ges, Farms, Lands,'Fenements, and Hereditaments belonging to the said Manor. And a ,rarin called North Ditch Farm, adjoining and attached thereto. justice due to ILLS, to communicate :ently been peafonnisi o by the ,breaking eel a complication of die. ost to a skeleton, erg deli could be obtained, Hug could be procured ni any service; he re :uation for two years. r able to walk or cyan ew film el►er supposed oed at last to try your ictly to the dirc-ctions Ilan two boxes, berme is encouraged bine tie he fouvd his appetite a healthy and stout as to refer any rerna ount, if It should be servant. • BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to beauty is superfluous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Airsta--HUBERT's ROSEATE POWDER Immediately removes them, Is as elegant article, per. fectly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4A epd is. Sold by the Proprietor, wholesleatid retail, No. 25, Russell itreet, Covent Garden. Overton, 47; Bond-street ; Danner, 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ;Davison, 59, Fleet -street; Bull, Dublin ; Baiter, Edloburgb and Glasgow; Gregsons and Damon, Liverpool ; Simnm, Hertford ; Searle, Leeds; Spooner, Worthing ;. Cattle, York ; Trcwman, :zee! ; Goad, Bath ; tfopkies Hull; elettison; Margate ; Gregory, Brighton ; Shear dt urn, 4.;onoaster ; WhitticX, . Gloster ; lwjnney, Birmingham; kollason, .Coventry ; Gallatin!, Brighton; Mitchell, Mrc'kester ; Tyrnba, Worcester ; Sprange, Tunbridge -Wells ; Stvan sca ; and In every town—Goof ellinv.ance to dealer*. rms. PURDAIn. sit:lva:siting - the turn 'of the tide.' • • • ' I ads, &c. JAMES HUNTER. . • • Hawk Roads, March 25,1808. Ste—Mr. Curr has wrote me; saying, "he was informed I bad . s t 64 - 1 ?("Yer• Arelsor, with the Round' Cable,"' and w e "- 7'1\41 you - please the report s false. hcive`the'r - lat.C.i,ble , out yesterday, and hlowiog strongwt hove it in with fira bits; iefinif wind and tide, when all our , rowel:* on the windlass w:ralilfuOt. have enabled us to get sac square with the rostud.cabie,. I ail, ske.. • • • • LAMPS HUNTER. It is a fact well knonT, that all small ropes are superior in pro portion, in point of strength, to large rope*, and . she fit cab L i. being composed generally of four of his Patent Round Ropes, enables hire to obtain a superior strength by .applying only two thirds of the hemp usually put into a cable of the same length.— Ona "of these cables, compoied 'of fotir round ropes, of three inches - cireineferenoe (equal to one round rope of six inches dr " Cifteferenee) hasbeen broken in Loodonoutd bore 14 ton 10 cwt. 2 qrs. w , ukb , iti point Ofatnifiglh, thiws its goset superiority; and seven years application to•Collieriii; there in .ssany initancee it does the worirof six or sight rboncl ntspes,. - proves its great dura bility. The common round elope of six inches circumference, bears only 7.1 tons.• •I he Cable of the PEASZVCiANCT weighs 19 OWL and is lot' fathoms long ; and that of the Oes A N weighs 21 cwt. and is 1 09 I"thorns long, but there is room for 120 fathoms (if thought.ne es...eery) if the wheel be hied abaft the windlass, as is the case, It. the ship Oexa ts. Where two fiat cables are applied, the *VIA: : Lan may be taken away, as by the use of a snatch litiek•tbe. Capstan may be applied to any purpose that the wiudiawia now used for. The capstan axletree beirg only 16 or 18 iticherloim s: and fixed close to the deck, is considerably steptigfrthah any. Windlass. To be enabled to get an anchor in a heavy; it i. at l4- ' 1 , 114. 2111r7 the" .—... powers of the windlass are inadequate, wiU be foullilic4Bl,9sB portance, and prevent, in many instances, dig necessity ofir r ist#l the cables and the loss of anchors, partkularly when' the iiejed.autl. tide sie• the same way. The capstan and cables being fixed trpm, deck and preserved from the weather (the small rote s of the ship might also be accommodated there, and would be mere handy for use) the ship wo;:iii afford about one-tenth more room for stowage. The saving of T a bour in getting the cable, holding on and coiling away, together with the advAnrage of th e c ap s t an be ing constantly in motion, afford ass opportunity for one half of the crew to be at tbe inane time employed in loosing the sails, and getting the ship under way ; by which means the ship's cargo anti crew may, in mar.y instances, be saved, when otherwise, a total loss would be inevitable. if it should so happen that a ship should lose its flat cables in a Foreign country, where no supply could be had, tliesParen tee can point out to the Captain an eligible plan of wei k .npa rsnind cable upon the flat cable capstan, at a very small expence. For further Particulars apply to the Patentee, No. 62, Grace ehurch-atreet, Lgo4qa. • tor, 'fiscal:4 l'#ykr., London, at his Hotise., constant rcsidencir directed to the 'dental to the Pitts of in/able secrety which e, he flatters hintself, dininistert to persons y a discerning Public, void of aenbiguity.• convenience of those IS, St, Alban's-street, d street; Mr. Disbo after's, South-brigge, C. Calk dell's, On ban ; Manches:tr ; and by reat Britain and he ap sat full:and:plain nay cure themselves Is seated up iritit I:ioners is ;refuted., at tw Bridge-stesetA•ass innerfuit.„ .4 ; VEL KENT, of Can. rice, No. 1, Cater Ternpte Bar. BY HIS MAJES I Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT S Ar. •This bilautlfuf product of Modals Discovery Is circled with confidence to the fashionable World. It is the most excel lent and at the same time the most mild, innocent, aud refined Snap that has ever been made. Men of the First eminence in chemistry have examined it ; and its original and most peculiar character of l'ransparency is one of the strongest indications of its superior excellence. _ 'We clearness, delicacy, and softness it gives to-the complexion, .are absolutely unequalled ; and rnany Ladies of distinction, who are affected is the most distressing manner by every other Soap, and have condescended to make trial of this, have immediately ho noured it with - their patronage and support. Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will receive the greatest satisfaction from the Transparent Soap. It afforsls a fine permanent lather, which softens the beard, and renders the action of the razor surprisingly pleasant; close, smooth, and easy ; and it leaves the skin soft, flexible, and free from the slightest irri tation. It is sold by Bayley and Blew, Cock spur-street, Charing-cross; Keith and Co. No. 90, Haymarket ; Rigge, 3i, Nes" Bond-street ; Lowe, 300, Strand ; Davison, 59, Fieet4treet ; Tanner, 75, New Bond-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Thorn and Clo. 46, Oil. ford-street; and most othei.respectable'Perfnnaws in Town and Country. • SOUTH WALES. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATENALE OF TREBIN SIIUN, BRECOWSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PEYTON, At the Lion Inn, Brecon, on Tuesday the 16th of August inst. (unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made, of which due notice will be given,) VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, L comprizing the Mansion House of Trebinshun, withattach • ed and detached Offices, and upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty Ayres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture and thriving Wood Land, situate in the several parishes of Liargasty, Tallylyn, Ca thedyn and Llansanfraydd, in the County of Brecon, Four Hun dred and Twenty Acres of which are within a Ring Fence, and the remainder nearly adjoining the greater part of which is in hind, and the rest let at WIL L The whole being of the clear annual value of near SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. The Mansion House is a handsome su'istantial edifice, with a Pew, its Tallylyn Church, and fit for the residence of a Family of respectability, a very large sum having been lately expended upon it, with every regard to comfort and convenience. There is an excellent Walled Garden, well stocked wkh Fruit Treei, a Kitchen Garden, two Orchards, and One Hundred Acres nem= capital Meadow Land adjoining the House. At each ex tremity of the Estate are two Farm Houses and offides, one of which was erected last year. Thh Land being generally composed of a Sandy Loam, is well adapted for the growth of Turnips and artificial Grasses, and biing within two miles of the Brecon Canal ; Coal and Lime may be procured at an easy expense, • There are also two valu able Commons contiguous to this Estate, ever which it has a right of Pasturage. The Land Tax is redeemed, except the small sum of The views from the Mansion House are rich and beautiful : the Lake of Glyn Sevathan or Brecon Mere (six miles in circumfer ence) forming 'a conspicuous feature in them. The Estate abounds with Fish, Gime, and Wild Fowl, and is situate six miles from Brecon and Crickhoayel, 1S from Abergavenry, and 16 from Hay, all good Market Towns. The Milford Mail Coach passes daily within one mile of the house. For particulars apply, on the premises, and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent; New fioswell-coort„ Lincoln's Inn,l.on don ; and at ViCartvicit ' • at each of which places P la ys of the Estate may be seen, and who willtreet for the sale thereof by pd.. *ate Contract. Descriptive particulars will bs ready for delivery in a few days M Use White Lion, Beth; White Hart, Bristol ; Bt.II, Gloucester; 114 ", at lieretilid and the plan of Sale. This Estate is bounded on two sides lfiy the English Channel s and the River Yealme, commands most delightful and extensive views and scenery—Britain's Fleetand Merchant Ships frequently gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the most delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies Wil l iam a ring fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and.deatra hie Estates in the West of England, and contains altogether about 946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground, and Woodland, and 'lies Within the parish of Wembury, in the County, of Devon, at about four miles distance from the capital Market Town of Plymouth, the access to which is rendered very commodious by the new road, and will be more so by a flying bridge now ereetihg by Lotd Boringdon. The Mansion House with the Gardens, lita and a suitable quantity of - Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and posses sion 'thereof may he had at Lady-day next, and the present Fur niture, which Ia new and hands nme, may he talsen at an appraise rnent, and tha remainder of the Estate (except only shout 65 acres, held by leases for one and two lives), is let to respectable Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to about £i 200, hot which, it Is estimated, must soon be increased to at least Llsoo._ . The Land-tax is redeemed, and great part of the Manor is Tytbe-free. The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value and upwards, to be taken by the Purchaser, andrid for exclusive of the F.state. For Sale whereof, a Public Auction will he held, at the London Inn, at fvybridge, near Plymouth, on Tuesdde, the 6th day of September nest, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and, in the mean time. the same may be viewed on application to Mr. R. Baker, at Wens. bury, and printed purticulars, after the 3lst inst. may be had of hint, or Mescrs.Cardale and Spear, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; Messrs► Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery-square, London ; )hears. Ttywinan and Son, Exeter ; and at the Oboe of Mr. Edmund Leckyer, Plymouth—where a Plan of.the Estate may be seen. N. B. The House may be seen on Tuesdays and Fridays b, men the hours of eleven and three o'clock. • 1 .K.lt'4, ~... • " . I - 1- ' . L ...1: T : ' • ' . BILSII. STA.III2 DUTIES. . • - ;.;; .- • .. Tel was publish e d, prieeis. 6d. & LARGE SKEET TABLE of all the STAMP - 1 ---,ratriEs on Deeds, Llw Proteedings, Bills Of 11 3 140geo• Receipts, Prlbates of Wills, L eg aci.,s, &c. . London : Printed for C. aid R. Baldwin, New bridiikeiteN, and sold bs , at Boolssetiera,psw,Srailtikeiirec.'. • • This day were published, Volumes 1 and 9, (containing the Peerage of England,) with ti e Arms neatly engrsven on Wood, prise 16c. bow di, of AETOGRAPIIICAL PEERAGE of the I- 11,- EM PIRE of GiIEAT•BRITAIN: in which are Memoirs and Characters- ofthe twist celebrated persons of each family. Print .d for L lohnson, J. Nichols and Son, R. Faulder and Son, R. Raldwiti, T Payne t o. Robinson, Wilkie and Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterniao, Otridge and Son, W. Lowndes, Clarke ant Sdn, J. Walker, R. Lea, J. White, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ind Orme, C. dell antr Davies.). Mawman, and J. Booker. In the Press and in a silts of considerable forwardacss, Vo lumes 3 a. 7.1 4, contan'ng the Peerage of Seoiland and Ireland Also a New Edition of Collins's Peerage of England, with very considerable Alterations and Improvements, and brought down to the present time. liv 4 4MtIEI. EGERTON BRYDGES, Esq. . -...... . -:' .. • ' . . --... .. . . . . • - ay. 011tni, 0? THE cOh 4 / 1 1,LSSIONERS FOR. DAlk46ii '-'...7` - . - ERIZE.K.--.F.OR SALE, Oa lit*, 'Qua 143,180 a. ay TWelvio'Ciodo Atm..usaois .- •,' ;,•itt .. . : '."Twirn; Foxhiak-street; ' . . E good -- Xetah • DIE KEISENDeMBIAS, q " -* No. 61, L. E. brow, late Master r• Detained by the LORD COCHRAI.44 pehrste skip of war, con demned to the Crown, and now lying is Cztvrater. 1 Length on Deck - 156 Feet 6 Inches. . Breadth above . - 7.: 22 11. - Depth in H61l Adnieasures - 133 .57-94 Tons. , With all her Mists,tors,Stores, S a il s , an d Riggi,g, as they are. For inventories aattfaiatr Particulars, apply to ' ..... .., Mr WELSFORD, Merchant, . One of the Agents fir Danish Property Plymouth," Attgist I, ISM