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AZOli Ci•OFNITE, Arts 13, 190 K. 4,, :de, Imo other Norther!, whidt, sentineling to receive,tur. ' TT T A Nii E.ll , tfli . - a steady seißti l ltsakrkki 'Man, ..riig ttiAnif7o.7EoM7t 8 for VICTUALLING A applause, from coowded and overflowing audialies, V w r repeated every evening , until ruttier notice. • without isicasubniscei4secultarly tin:gifted: tee inellnalif . pat Ai; Nil grio, Niger , -, 0 „ g e , ( 4.. t i,, 20,6„ 1 HI . tuation, amp 'Mess of A ki:ginieflt Of CIIYAIII•Of kalantry.--rges. That ritAlidsit ate MK ismstit t they will be rem* to reteive 4. a ' . ASTLEY'S, wEsTmlgsl ER BRIDGE!. . 'terraces for both will be found undeniabEe.=.lDitettlftut Ad) . • • tie Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of rentakiint terms. so A. 41 N o t offic e , c o ich te sig;ll,..*,- 7 • • seder% in traltiPS (a td!) Imsnl•Arsot ,fer ,sucitsguaittities of 01st E Wales and Duk••• of York. "July t., :8011. - ' ,ffP l.l "snrt Aro/ WITI,4 64 .EAL,sis the respective Ma- *lines S EVENIG,' Thursday, July 14, Friday, - _. • ... ibUketeleli et that meglpie tang think proker tq offer t, one half their 1 . Tide dig Mks y 1 lth, and flounders -I Jely lath„ EQUEStRIAN EX- _,, • v :_, ,-, , l kig t el _.• i; oa .': - th fedi • tilaie.i4itt rfaithight end die remainder in a fort- rid A , S, by Mr. AWOL ~Thee• HUNTED TAIWIL, by 41 ' ' ''' s ' ne '" ul4e- ' - ' c ' av°l P lice l l' 6 ‘ L 'l • 1.4 .' e ° )SSNI AN. The HONEST CR I Itt I NAL asir•a, by Mts. r4 I 4t HE OULISLAg - ; et, • R.OBEr • GARDEN, t lett afterwards, inicrirtie Majesty's Victualling . Beres at Dept- i° deli , V. . liaydn's 'Minuet, by two Horses, and A Pas Saul 'frandattd front the Original Persian. • 1 ord . ; and also for ONE HUNDRED und,Fllrll THOUSAND .the rd. Cinnic &togs 4;•T/Lt. Johannot. To cotidude with • By FRANCIS GLADWIN, Esq. , ALLOWS 'of WEST INDIA RUM, to he deihrorad,disty,flat, rum I rtli, and 10th tinges) a New Asiatic Panteminte written ' for Dlack, Parry, andlehaphisry, &wheaten se the rom the bonded warehouses at the Port of Lomita, into d o- b e e t w' t T Roberts, called the MAGIC PAGOD, or harlequin's East India Company , LerTenhall-street. . • • East, West, North, and South, with a splendid and - - or - , • • • • ore•mentioned Stores, in the space of one month, by weekly pro- rated Procession of Camels, Pdaaquins, &.c. attended , - This day was Published. . ; ions. The whole tole paid for by Bilk payable with Interest , cg e pomp of Asiatic magnificence. . ln avo. with 23 Pines, price es. board' s 3• ; ety days a ft er date.—The Conditions Of•tlECColitract may be 31, Mr. Taylor ; Cohnoldne, Mrs. Parker ; and Clow* , MATHEMATICS SIMPLIFIED, and Frac . tk. ... a a the g r e n i ar ys office. ~• i t , !!, st . Mr. Montgomery. M ATHEMATICS tally illustrated by the adaptation of the principal Probkins ~,,,. B. No . 1 . 0 ,, ,kr will be admitted *,• 4 *. seantit 1 than 14 open " half PoK ,five: bolifl "' half roO cis. Half to the ordinary purposes of life, and bta progreisive arrangement, ~.."' 1 V half Pa" eight Poolitalt• Plata Wien 11111111,40 flog applies! to the most familiar objects in the plainest terms •, togolt vousaad Bags of Biscuit, or Teligheyeted Gallons of Runt,.. l_ , rroeij the 'Theatre. ' I : • dear wisha COMPLETE ESSAY on the ART of SURVEYINdt. •• men! sae he Auf re au iwisfre b .1 1 g ' , noire °"^.. 'AMC it'•l i - -- "I! "` • Lams, iv. by such silrilp inventions, as may few cues whisk ,„ „ 1 ,,,n„:,„,i,,4 , .,,,ir,„,0g; .-,. f ur igar,„,i 0 - lig,: t,„,„. se LEE DAYS DRAWING OV Lammid ere the oecissity of ly enciM3mplex Instruments. pc mg s'cfser 'ea the sethl Friday Ar • • mak ;lOW *lilt .the make lowing Rich List of CAPITAL. PIUZES OF IA the By Cipttin THOMAS WILLIAMSON,' '' Author of the Wikl Sports elf India.- Pm*, ;who stain tie Tirroder, or ICON POVlNfillik4llllllPletaida St: IT: . . 4of .egolooo • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itees,,tiot,Ortne, Pilbleemiteripe • arleree ;what cake/fire C - 7: 1 . *1 t.-It. • . Llie.;: r . Mach 2 of alflo,ooo 2 of £1,0911 . . 1 a 5,4300 a of I,IM. ' This dky' vriiiiiildlabeA -'- " ' '''' '• VIC 7 Lfil LLtC O'Figer .ftly la,-1110 0 wash .~ L r~ , •••••••-.4projr.••••A •••••C' I\: , t3e , 1 . 4 j a __T 4 • j . \ • I)' •I. s • ~ b 1 , .. m '=!#*"--"" LlNrev. StX-PENefi4 Sixteen 7•41 JOR GRANI7NO CO VTRIBUTIONS Oaf 11.) PERT', Nlr. lhOts. • IS'MAJSSTY's COMMISSIONERS . AYIAIRS of Tiag,.3; having received Inforneitikkill the many Persons residing hi the Cities of Loedon and Weser - ',sinner, and parts adiscait, !rave neglected to d!tiver Reruns at their Prepaty med Profits for the Year tkie, as required by the taid Mes e keteby give Notice, that all Penens . who shmlhowde to deliver theft Returns at the 016ce of the Commilskiners, or the Assessor of the respective Districts, within fmateen Rijn the date hereof, will be prosecuted for the . penahy incurred arch default.—By Order of the Board, ACIArTSAIV wf.vrEit. b 4: , • Thule the HIS July ritelSkS, Mr. CROZ A s fli Y. by Third, (pub, 110, an w Mr. Roberts, Travis, EZIt, decorate" 4 a n the ihrirquin, Mires, luk 12, nook • 0. . tom vjAtitriki, of thelfttierTcription, and when well J.+Tiltalkried and understood, is investor to Any other it lasts lougef is the ground and containsiill the best properties for im proving the Amine of Lan& sod increasing the pro d uce, AktiChit4 A SA I .TbsioLverpti by land, or put Onisosed• ~ b ames ies Wapping, Old Barie.howe Wharf, and Liam•rs...a. Soap makers Wake Ashes, to any quantity, at an hour's notice, by ap *lig to Ahdrew Paton, Grattel•lane Ratcliffe-highway, and fiviir Benjamin Hawes, Old Barge-house,; Surrey-aide of . Doors open , Price at half past - Wee at the Theatre. following *Mil ‘l,OO of 4c.tpl.:, In One Volume feolsc*Oelleft' Mit es. in boards, Z 5;000 &c. Sec. &c. TO-MORROW, July 15., erill be tie Fossil Day '4O lag—Tickets and Shares, (warranted ;indrawn) aresisSale at the Licensed Offices in Town sad Country. 'rite Slitlt Edititio,.al THE &AB IIATI-1,,. a POEM. To which ai added. SABBATH WALKS. 1y - JAMES GRAHAME. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, andOrtne, Paternoster-row. Of whom may bu had, by 'be same Author, just published, The Binosof SCOTLAND BIALWAL PICTUACS, and TN! RURAL CA'..iNDAA ; with :tact Peens, price 79. Also the whole of Mr. Urahame's Poetic; complete in 2 vols. price 121. in boards. - • : fric2 Lrii — L7TW6 ..g, Jllj is,.. THE COMMISSIONERS for ricrthaLbro HIS MAJESIT's xdp-r at, heseiy giver Notice, That ad TiutrsdaY the 28th instnot, they will be ready to ma cave tenders in writing sealed up) and treat for One Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal goodness ; to be delitered one half thereof in the course of a month, and the remainder In one month afterwards into his Ma- .Barges that bring LIME, CHALK, and BRICKS, to London, is , sould find their advantage In leading with the above JUPERIOR. MANURE. •To be spoken wlsik lierilstrilitlat on Baltic Walk, Royal ' • ._r_itrata PORT OP MILFORD. , ' TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, BY ORDER Of THE HONOURABLE COAMISSIONERS lopr age.p.varysTrs •L•uromsi. Aube O . nt . ara,Aolas u MUl?rcl, •ea radoesictay Xi,IT an, ISO*. ABOUT SAVE& 170{1 . 3 of ,WHITIt •.• The Sala . tii;lXilq a: }level **Clock ie cbe Var..ing. Cuitora House,alaied+h Idly, istag - II TO MEN OF FASHION Mt; MARRIED LADIES. fIeNTLEMEN'S Clothes ttratittue c .to M made • v•iiltiiiralbst elegant and lashionible mg.:, and in goat bighly approved style of tinting which has givers universal! lath. action to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIEIRICIiSEN .and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Rathbone.place, London (thelat, , terheretoflere Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also oaks yOung fpentlemen's Suits and Hussar' Dresses in the most tasteful and • -&ruit form. Country Residents may be informed hp* to send their measure per laity's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth following proportions, via : Portsmotlth 30 Tons, Plymouth 70-103 And tote paid for by Bills payable With interest ninety days after date. • L and Plymouth, in the Ikegitnetitali.,Court Dreas s , Naeall.lnlforms, Leather Breectree, Liveries, &c. &c. The Conditions of the Contract maillaiama at the Seeratary's Nice. No regard grill be had to any Tender in Ibhich the price shall Ha be inserted in words at length, or that shall nst be delivered to the B.:a Wore One s'Cdock, on tke said Thursday the nth instant, nor unless the Perron toho *aka the Tender t or sone Peron on his behalf, attends to amsgs:er when called pr. kr AFFIP.OLVIT. MARMADUKE VENEL, Doctor of Medicine, formerly resfdeat at Montpellier, raaketh oath, tha he is the ;neentor and joint proprietor of a certain medicine called Dr. Veneta Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which he doth hereby de clare are corrposed entirely of Vegetables, and do not contain a pa: tide of nurcury, antimony, or any other mineral or deleteri ous i:,gredient whatever; and he further tuakedi oat':, that he ba.ii administered this medicine to an infinite numbtr of patients, with the most unprecedented success, for upwa.-ds of twenty eight years, in different parte of Europe; and from his knowledge of the salutary, safe, bat active ingredients, of which it is own pbsed,land the long and ample experience he hath had; he doth b-ht ve it to be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the blood, and an of remedy for scorbutic, scrophulous, and cutaneous disorders. M. viLNEL. . Sworn before me, at the Mansion House, London, this first day td June, 1808. JOHN A. hiSLEY; Mayor. Sold by Messrs. Bacon and Co. No: 150, Oxford 4treet ; Messrs. Parsons and Son, Circu:adng Library, 46, Ludgate-MU. Prioe M. ohl. per box. . _ 'ibis clay was puNialted, la Otte Voicme, 4to. embellished with two Upswings, prlfe 11. ss. in boards, TRAVELS in ASIA and AFRICA, including a Journey from Scanderoon to Aleppo and over the Dysart to Bagdad and Bassein ; a Voyage from B assora to Bombay, and along the Western Coast of India ; a V from Bombay to Mocha and Suez In the Red Sea, and a ioßrney faun Suez to Cairo and Rosetta in Egypt. By the late ABRAHAM PARSONS, Esq. Con.ul and Factor-Marine at Scanderoon. ?tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternastemow. " We hive throughout found Mr. P. an instfuctive and agreea ble Companion. His Treat's are not, as 'usually happens, made pp out of Bonits, bill appear to be a faithful delineation of what be himself saw and heard. His descriptions are always perspicu ous, and sometimes exhibit specimens of elegance and taste. His murk, are sensible, and never triffing ; he exhibits the present slate of the countries through which he travelled without croons beirg his narrative with a representation of the past ; and his von exhibits the marks of a mind which sought after know ledge, without being impelled by vanity, which was comenunica: nye but not osteniatiou4, which was studious of novelty but never negligent .1 truth."--Attn. tev. 1807. 12711 , he TO id► oil -4 I PIN c 1$ qoo •et ylor t 'me. :e of the the noes fiat' drti' 3 dis• of in ,1•71% Os- /or f3bio cute .tamP Cam SPANISH PATRIOTS. it's day were publllsbed,Elegantty printed by Ballantyne and Co. in One Vohide, Octave.price THE MEMOIRS Of CAPTAIN* GEORGE: CARLETON, ao Enetb-Ofileer ; 'including Anecdotes of heIVAR in SPAIN under the Ear/ of Peterborough, and many mantic; particulars Mating to the Manners of the Spaniards in rst beginning of the last Century. WRITTEN BV HIMSELF. • • A few Cortes on royal paper, price 11. 1 ts. ed. boa r ds. Printed for Archibald Constable andG o. Edinburgh; and John array, 32, Pleet-street, London. 'bile the eyes of the public are turned with hope and it:pu nnet towards the Spar.ish Kingdom, all information respecting thk character ef the people and-state of the country, particelarly Ft a militerrpoint of view, roust be highly acceptable. The Memoirs of Carleton were written during that memorable war, in which the, Ciatalonian laeurgents, supported by an auxiliary Forceobove the French from Madrid, and forced them to rea Ns the Pyrenees ; when it was, as now, the cenunon cry, in the streets otthe Spanish Capital, Paz con b Ingi aterra , T . e on to do el muses hs guerre:' Is is ON work of an :!ye-usttnesg, abd actor in the scenes he re- Ueda, and was esteemed by the late Dr. Johnson to contain the kdt aad most authentic account of the campaigns of the gallant lel el Peterborough. _ _ JUVENILE LIBRARY, 41, SKINNER-STRXET. This day were published, & Two Volumes, 12mo. with i 3 Engravings, price 8% and in One Volnme 1 inno. with 7 Engravings, prise 4s. FABLES, ANCIENT and MODERN: adapted for the Use of Children. By EDWARD BALDWIN,. Esq. Ntruemer, who prefer the writings which have approVedtbon• ItlVes in the judgment f all ages of the World, to seisms...of Vanity and Innovation, will not fall to pnt Fables into the hands et Youth. The Fables of Baldwin, are so written as to present in each In stance an agreeable and interesting story to the reader. They Sate accorslirgly been pronounced far superior to any other col lection of Fables that exist!, and are particularly recommended to Iferaratory Schools as a work, without which they cannot do justice to their pupils. Brit. Critic, Anti-Jacobin Review, &c. Sce. Published at the Juvenile Library, 41, ckinner-street, Snow : acid to be had of all booksellers. Where Fray be had, by the same Author, 1. The HISTORY of ENGLAND, for the Use of Schools and Tent Persons. In one voL 12mo. with St Heads of the Kiigs, Pier 4s. or in one 18mo. with 8 Heads of the Kings,.2s. 6d. 2. The PANTHEON, or Ancient History of the Gods of Glace and litonse,`with Engravings, price 6s. bound. NEW MUSIc, Published this day by BUTTON WHITA X tit, '75, St. Paul's Church-yard, Loadots ; and may be had of every Music der in the United Kinglont, price Is. Gd. ILENT KISSES, written by Leigh Hunt, Esq. compoged by Mr. Ntlitaker. The Reviewers of Music in the Universal Magazine of last month stwak of this sang in the following high :ems : _ . _ " The Song before us is one of suds mutt, that were we to express ourselves In terms equal to it, we might be inspected of flattery; which we disdain. We, however, cannot refrain from saying, that it is one Of chinas songs with which we are not fortu‘ nate enough to meet above once in.s or 4 years. The Composer has added a Violoncello Accompanipwat, which produces a most delightfully 'Mulling efficts Mr. Whitaker his also been Most fortunate in his words, which are from the pen of the author of those very judicioilt and vivirous Theatrical Criticisms that ap peared formerly in the ?Jaw, bht .now appear In the Etaminer. UniV. Mag. hut 1508, p. 534. MILITARY VIEW OF THE CONTINENT.—HEROISM OF SWEDEN. This day was published, closely printed In two large Volumes, Octavo, with a portrait from Vandyke , and various plans, • price IL ss. or on royal paper and hottt4aed. LUST° RY of the LIFE of GUSTAVUS A DOL- A. ",PHUS, KING of SWEDEN. sirnamed ths GREAT.. To *bleb is prefixed an Essay on the Milieiry State of - Europe; eon raining the manners and customs of the fourteenth century. By the Rev. WALTER HARTE, A. M. Third Edition, including the Appendix, revised, corrected, al tered and enlarged. 8p . 1.1. SToctim At. a. Printed for Stockdale, junior, No. 41, Pall-Mall, London ; and La Grange, Keene and Gilbert, and Hodges, Dublin. Where may be had, translated and edited by!. 1. Stockdale, Voltaire's Charles XII. with Anecdotes of Peter the G rest, &c. in royal evo. ind lot-pressed, French or English, 41. Is. decoy Svo. 195. 6d. ; lllgw, 0. 6d. . . • As inferior editions of Voitaireare daily substrtiied for the above, the editor begs' that particular orders cony be given. MODERN HISTORY. This day was published, printed in demy 12mo. Whilst to Mayor's 'Nepos, 'and Blair's Clatt.Book, Illustritbd by . . alarge Map, price 6s. bound and lettered, MODERN HISTORY for the Use of Schools t. exhiiting a summary View of the Rise, Progress, Revo lutions, Decline and Fall of the various Modern Natiohs in Eu rope, Asia, Africa and America, from the Age of Charlemagne to the Year 1807. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,' Of Cbrist's-collage, Cambridge, Master of the Pree Grammar. School, at Ravenstonedale, in West moreland, Author ache Grammar of History ; of the Archs- Mogi& Grzca, &c. See.; Printed for RICHARD Plantar, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars; and to be had ef all Boo ksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. Of *he* mai be bad, by the same Author, 1. An Easy ciAliitAll Of UNIVORIAL HISTORY, by means of which that important brunch of Know/ledge mai, for the first time. be practically taught in Schools. Pfiee ss. bound in green. 2. ANCULN c HUTORT, from the earliest records of time to the fall of the Roman Empire; on the plan of the above described Mo dern lastery, price 61. 3. AROIISOLOO , II 01.11 MA I CIV the Antiquities of Greece. Price 1 Sts. Issued CATHARMIAN WATER, For the Cure of all Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin: Prepared by Mr. Bauciox, Holloway, and sold by &sets' and Bi.ew, Cockspur-street, London. 'PHIS Combination of innocent Ingredients was discovered in an endeavour to relieve a young Lady, loaqf afflicted with a virulent contexts malady, and whom It pm& fectly cured, after the most miaow medical asslattoce, and the use of every celebrated Locket bad been resorted to without sue cess • As a general Improver of the skin, a certain cure for all cum• neous eruptions, and the bites or stings of venomous inscetutt is respectfolly submitted to the Peblic, with the strongest testimonies in favour of hs efficacy, from a circle of the first fashion, is which. it has beeo.leng used—its purifying properties also rendes it Wm timafile to Ladies who wear rouge. It miy be used for Children of all ages, and the. many who have been beneficed by its application, cone;thotes one of its MOM. , mendatfoos to the confidence of the Public. For the accommodation of persons throughout the United Kingdom, liberal allowaocco are made to induce livery respectatde Perfumer and Medicine Vender to keep this Water. Pints 71. 6d.—Half Pints 4s. ad. N.B. NM* are genuine but tbose signed el-of cub Bottle. by the hvprieter es dt•l Lab _~~~. ANNUAL LETTING of the BARRACK CAN !TENS. Barrack-Office, London, July 6, 1808. TICE is hereby Given, that the CANTEENS M O ' L in the under-mentioned Barracks, are to he Let to the highest bidders, for one year, from the 30th September next, to the 29th September, 1809. No Person but of unexceptionable character, nor any person fo r more than one canteen, or who will not undertake bona-fide to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his own person, will be approved, and two sureties will be required for the regular payment of the rent, and al/ stomas whiehirsty be. came due in respect of the said L'anteen, and for the dhe perfor mance of the several Conditions and Stipulations of the Lease. The person whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his sureties, must execute the Indeotere of tease and Covenants relating thereto, the particulars whereof may be known by applying to this Office, or to the Barrack Masters at the several Da.-racks. The names of two respectable persons with their christian names, professions, and places of abode, who will join the Taunt In executing the Indenture, as his sureties, must be inserted in the Proposals, and the Tenant is to pay for the Stamps, and the Corn ntiuioners for the Affairs Of Barracks can In no way interfere in procuring the Tenant a Licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words "'render for Canteen." writ, ten on the outside cover, and post-paid, will be received at this ' Office, on or before 12 o'clock at man of Thursday, the 11th of August next, after whkh hour, any Proposal received, cannot be noticed.—The form of the Proposals to be as follows : To the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby offer fcir the Canteen at for one year, from the 20th September 1808, to !'9th September 1809, the Sum of Pounds as rent, and Pounds for the privilege of selling Liquors, &c. therein making together • - Pounds, and pro- pose Mr. . of • and Mr. of as my Sureties for the.same. - Arunliet ' Ipswich new Ashfaiti - Knightsbridge i Battle - Lev/el Berryheart Maidstone Bexhill old Maid In Bexhill Huts Manchester Birmingham Mill Bay, Plymouth Blatchiavon Norman Cross East Braborne Lees Norman Cross West Brighton Norlhampton Canterbury Norwich Chatham Nottingham Chelmsford old Orrery Chelmsford new Parkhurst chichester Pevensey 1 Colchester Playden or Rye Croydon Porehester Danbury Portmani.street Deal North Infantry Plymouth (Stane-house) Deal South infantry Riding-street Dorchester Romford Dover Citadel -.• Romney Dover Heights, or Redoubt Sandown Barracks Silver-hill Dungeness Steyning Eastbourne Sunderland Exeter Gosport Hailsbam Hampton Curt Harwich . Hastings Horsham Hounslow Hythe Ipswich 014 Cede Corset Fort George Jamtturst . (No. l) Mean Des Monts, or Detsneey (No. 2) Moan Des Monts, or Delancey Vale Castle kart Honwtt W tele' Winchester Windsor Cavalry Windsor Infantry Woodbridgi Yarmouth or Cardwell, Isle of Wight York 2 .. , 1 ~; •1. U. Owen s Bar Sr. Helier's Bay - Oretreille Barracks ReVeulks Barrack* ' Igney t IK' Elisabeth Castle • Maim Orgeil Cud, ,„St. Ambles kat. • ;, -.- .:,~ ~. t' .. • ~ . . • TO BE vol.") 13Y •AucTION,• In the ensuing Autumn, if not previodsly Cloud a by Private C:ntract, rrHAT elegant 'Residence, culled HORNBY - 116 " HALL, situated in• the most beautiful part of the Vide of Linne t being nine mil., from Lancast r and seven from i:irkby Lonsdale, together with the adj lining compact Freehold Estate consisting of onwards of 444 Acres the h'g'test state of cald: vation ; the Mansion House is built of Frees! o.ie, and has a most perfect Grecian Front of the Corintkim Order, the Rooms are spacious, and the Offices particularly to3/enieat, the Riya Win ning winds beautifully alJng the IVAr and joins the.l.ime at the extremity of the Pleasure Grounds, which are embellished by the most tasteful variety of Shrubs and Forest frees.. An excellent Kitchen - Garden, prodyces the finest wall fruif. • For Particulars apply to Mersre Batcheltor and Potts, Sarjeant's Fleet-stmt, London ; Mr. James Wilson, Solicitor, Kendal ; or to Mr. Robert Procter, of Hornby, who will shew the 0. - i.•- mises. • • CROYDON, SURREY. - • Freehold Estates Olt* Eligible Dwelling Hougei,Gardens- Ground, Coach Houses, Stables. and Land for Building. By Mr. ROBINS, • By Order of the Executors of Mr. Box.ll, decound, at Cirri- way's Coffee-house 'Cliange•all,y, CoruhiP. TJ-moirow e luly .. lit; at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots ;• .. . .. ''HE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, iota- prising eligible, genteel, ai.d substantial Dwvilhazt.houpts, with Offices, Gardens, Coach-houses, Stables, Yards; &c. sits- o ate in High-street. Church -street, and Crawn-hill; Croydon; in possession of Cislonel Haldain,- Messrs. Harwonds Harris, Brill. tow, Burford, Price, and others-=the principal part Tenants at Will; Garden Ground and Land on Croydon ...ommon to build on, in possession of Mr. Barber, and Tithes of Land in Croydon'. Particulars and Tickets for viewing, of Mr. Grantham, Pond. hill; at the principal Inns, Croydon; White Hart, Godstone ; . • Crown, Grinstead ; Star a 1 White Hart, Levi.a ; 'Ohl !iip, Brighten; Mr. Wril..r, Chichester; King's Head, Horsham; Red Lion, Dorking ; and of Mr. Robias, Warwlek-atreet, Gol den-square, where 'rickets also slay be had. • - I iAM BLEDOI4 NTS. • TO 811 DISPOSED O 1W I'a - CONTR. 4C1 . .. A DESIRABLE COPYiIOLD ESTi!irE, - 1 - situated in the beautiful Village of liambledoaMints,coat prising a handsome uniform substantial brick-built,Dw. 114 Aquae in perfect repair, with numerous dc, estic Offi:es, Coat', diase, three-stall Stable, L'aundry, Drying and Pon 'try Ground, and ex cellent .Garden and Green liouse and seve•N Acres of Pas UM Land. The Country abound.; with Game and Fish Spots ; iar riers kept in the Vidage, For liounds near, die' tat eutrdrz) P month twelve miles, Winchrster 18, and 60 from Landow To be viewed any day (except Sunday),rFur par.iculars apply - to Thomas Sueter, Build 'l', at lianthledon; Lid to Dehary and Derby, No. I, Tanfield Court, Temple. - - . • * • •SUP.REY • Eligible Freehold Estate, HEADLEY, between LEATHER HEML) and the REIGATE ROAD, by Mr. ROBINS, At Gaeraway*:s Coffee-house, 'Charge-allty, Corz:hin, row, July 15, at Twelve, in 'rwo Lots: Lot LIT EADI T .EY GROVE _HOUSE, with Of - 4-11- flees of all slescripttont, Excellent Garden, Lawn, &c. , ParmYard, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, and sundry ln closures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Thriving Woodlaad, all lying compact, surrounding the Buildings, containing upwards of ninety Acres, situate on licadk7 Common, in the Parish of Walton and Headley, a fine dry, healthy spot, commanding ex tensive Views over a sick and diversified Country, about levee Miles from Sutton, six from Reigate, five from Leatherhead„ and nineteen from Lo ndon, In possession of Henry Sewell, Esq. till Michaelmas next. ' Lot 11. Two- In losures of Arable Land, on the opposite side of the road to Lot J. forming a very eligible spot for Building, senunaililing beautiful Views. s . To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars say be had; at the printipal hint at Reigate:Cock, button ; Red ' ,Lion, Dorking; Swan, Leatherheatl; :White Hart Guildford ; King's Anna, Godalmii; SUN Kingston; Old Ship, Brighton; Scat, Lewes; of Messrs . Jones and (seen; Solicitors, SalisOury. square ; and of Mr. Rohips, Warstick- street, gulden-square, where a Plea of the Estate inay be seen. ' ' - A CALOUCEgi)rRS i RILE. MANOR and EiTATE of WAPLEY and CODRINGTON in GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near BATH and BRITIOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 'Mr. WILLIAM STANTON, . At the Bush Inn, Bristol, on ThUrsday, the 21st of July, ISO% rHE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRING TON, with the Court House, and several valuable Farms ; Let to tenants whose tctins expire at Lady-Day nest, and also several Estates on Lea, s for Lives, contAining in the wlsole 2000 Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithe; of the ParisS. This Estate contains very rich and valuable Land, and corn. 4 ir the whole - and is situate twelve miles I it sh, tw~ pries b L Bath, and the road '. from Bah to e fail ive ' tell:7,l, near it.—PaftWitiars may . be had of Messrs. GrahJin, Kinlettey; and Donavnle, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Bhcktind i.:710; man. Surveyors, at their Chambers, in the Temple-, Lesion; of Mr. 1. A. Wickham, at Frome ; of Mr. John deutton, at Exeter; tif Messrs. ghillie and Son, Solicitor., Brissol; of Mr. 1.....5ta Higgs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who will, sliew.the istate ; at the Bosh lund)rissoi , wad at Ur. Ukiilians Aiietionsier, klitchin, - Item . SLAYE• TRAM. • This day was published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, prict.. 11. la. in boards, HE HISTORY of the RISE, PRQGRESS, T and ACCOMPLISHMENT, of the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE. By T. CLARICSOIt M. A. • . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rea, and Orme, Paternoster-row. * 4 ° They who are desirous of having in their Libraries a Re cord of the greaust event, which has happened in theirown tines t are respectfully informed, thr.t two thirds of the impression of this Interesting Work are already engaged, and chit, on account of the present high Price of Piper, it is not likely to be soon .re printed,