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Ask• lagS, PritE Co.agassiwz.Vis.fer corptlcrava am:Eis IlfeiJESTre iRANSPORX sums, taiilt fait 9' SICK and WOLINDID SEAMAN,. meof2tOr the Core taxi Cm!tedy•of PRISONERS of WAR, do ArrO4:tisto Notice, That they drill be ready at thu Office; on Thursday the eth of September, to receive sailed Tenders, and treat withzich Per sons as may be Willing to Contract for the Services under- Mentioned, viz. For Victualling .Prisoticrs of War in Health, at Plymouth, fir Six Months, frost the 28th October next ; For Victualling Prisoners of War is Ireakk, at Chatham, from theist October next, for Si Months. Xu Tender Twill k radial after we o'clock ea the alas or truly, Nor fay Reli4i, Was the ?arty, or WI agent for kw, personally atteart...: fah Tatar Newt heaawat.mied.43.tt i Laterfram two respectable Per. sons engaging to Itt;onektind with the PC . IIOII tendering, is the elni of 13,000 fel 44 itsret•rlorioaoee of the Cataract. Farther partirelare may he brown sy applying at this Office, or to the digest:fa Priaarielftar, at P*iteraak, and.Chathatte. OFFICE FOR TAXES, AmgrA 29, 1208. DUTIES ON CAME CARTIF 16 TES. HIS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS f or th e 4-1 ' AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give. Notice, That by an Act of 48 Geo. 3. cap. 55, and passed on the Ist of June, 1808, it is enacted, That if any person shall, after the 30th of June, 1808, we any Dog, Gun, Net, or other Engine, for the purpose of taking o r killing any Game whatever, or any Woodcock, Snipe, Quail, of Landrail, or any Conies, in any part of Great Britain, without having obtained a Certificate, as directed ky the said. Act, every rush Person shall be liable to the Duty of Three Pounds Three Shillings, and shall also forfeit the , sum of Twenty Pounds over and above the said Duty. The taking of Woodcocks and Snipes with Netsior Springes, and the taking or destroying of Conies in Weirens, or in any en closed Ground whatever, or by any Person in Lands in his or her occupation, are excepted from the said Duty and the said Penalty: To obtain the Certificate required by the .act, every person Intending to use any Dog, Gun, Net, or other Engine, for arty of she parpasts aforesaid, bto apply to one of -..he Collectors of the Assesed Taxes acting for the parish where such person reside., and on Payment to him pf the proper Duty, and a Fee of One Shil ibig,will from hint a printed Receipt, acknowledging such Payment, which Receipt such person is to deliver to the Clerk to the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes acting for the sane Dis trict, for the purpose of being-ezehinged for the Certificate signed by the said Clerk in the form required by the said Act, and which said Clerk is to deliver without fee. The n ecessary printed Receipts and Ceramics are now in tte Ininds of the respective Collectors and aerie of Aisaesied Taxes; in every Diariet in England 'and Wales:l6 whom teitsectively every pennon will make his application before he can exertlse the privileges mentioned in the said Act. . TtlL DUTILS TO IC PAID ALL AS USIDIP ; VIZ, For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where the Servant pays the Duty—Duty One Guinea, and One Shilling to the Collector and to have a Reeelpt mailed s 4 For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where the faster pays the Duty—Duty One Guinea, and Opq Shilling to Abe Collector: and to have a Reqiptmarked. B. ...40/..every Game-keeper, not. being an assessed hervaitt--Du! T Visite Guineas, and One Shilling to the ColiectOr: and to have a . receipt marked C. ' • ''For every Person, not being a Gime-keeper—Duty Three Cul fleas, and One Shilling to the Collector : and to have a Receipt '":2. mark ed D. . • • . . . - 0n dglivery of which Receifts to the Clerks, Certificates haF irg corresponding marks will be delivered. By Order of iheßoara, MATTHEW WINTER. _ FOR SALE, B (Wet of the Hon. Commissioners of His Majesty's Custams, . At the CUSTOM-HOUSES ROCHESTER, . , nyirsday, S e ptember 3,1206, at 10 o'Clock in the forenoon, IE FOLLOWING GObElS,'rn several Loti, • - far Hone Ceesompdee • 36 Gallons Geneva 110 Pounds Tea . . ii.lbiuo Brandy I A Pieces Nankeen Cloth 3/ Ditto Rum 40 Pounds 'Cassia _R=6 Musquash Skins One Boat And sundry ;mall Articles. -t . ' For Exportation. 49 Pitexaindip Silk Handkerchiefs 2 PaiaMpOreS-11 Pair of (;loves 2 Pieces and 2 Remnants Silk. To be Burnt-2 Embroidered Drvs.l.s. Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as ii Tleposit. HEREFORDSHIRE. To be LET and entered upon immediately, A LL that new-built MESSUAGE or DWEL -- LING HOUSE, consisting of a Vestibule; two Parlours, eight . good sed-rooms, two Kitchens, Cellar, Brew-house, Pantry, Stable and Garden, with or without four or five Acres of Pasture Land, situate at Netherton, within i mile of the Town of Ross MO a quarter of a Inge from the River Wye. - • The Premises de in a remarkable fine picturceque•country, abaanclior with Game a td Fish. For farther phrtisulsra, apply to Wm. Hooper, Attorney, Ross, If by letter, post psi& • • CO/LETHQRPE PAM ESTATE. . OXFORMIME. TO Iit'SOT:O Inr AUCTION, By Mr. PETTObi, 0:1 Frisby, the 7th 'of October next, at Staple Hall,,Witney, hr Lots,. A i MOST Cabiable FREEHOLD ESTATE, vim- I. prising the Manors of Cokethorpe, Ducklington ant'( Staid lake, with the royaltlzs, deft*, and emblements belonging thereto, and that vent desirable and substantial Mansimi House, soiled COKETHORPE 'with tlai`Officet.. Oarsleds,'PleaswtrOrrinsds,:hs complete ottler; Part and Paddocks, compristai 220•Aerfs of rich Pttre. j.leadovit Land' (subject lo a tithe . fac t elasKvalbable Water Palls; and PoSids. • --- • .• ; Also, thr zuktnificent Woods, *fete with pitroortiog Oak Timber and Coppice 'Wood, Wirk•ArresViand sevcril adjacent Parms, open and inciosiii, eoltrenient Farris Houstw and OtEces aid let to most respectable, Teaanis it With ana ()thin. fine Wood;,"aboat iktAcres hi lhaiil, : ipatiirsiat altogether sn,car 11)•0 AVres: -- Lot I:WM compile the Marion,. 1463te, Orate, Gatii2ni,Palit;Wafei4ol at etrOrkstiaiiheiies and enkethorpc 'Wood& . .. -- Lot s. The Ertimi Farm anti-Lind arljoloint, 10.14 fr. Co • • bourne's Tenure. r Lot s. Part' ar Barley Park Parra and NI/60(U, in Mt: Tho" was's Tenure. _. The residue of the &tile *ill be divided into many Lets, for the convenience of purchasers. A survey of the Estate is no* 'nuking, and specifications of the seteral Las may be had early In September next, by applying at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwicki and at No. 5, retie Bosivelkostn, Lincoln's Inn, London. A. CAPITALikAilSidif 44 . rwitt thtft7 0 211 es #41344?a, In pis excellann CpnatrY, and tiful Situation to lre dintoacal of by Priitav contract. poi parthiniasi apply ab MT. Tirdbluti SollcltOr, Lint 7s • WOOLHAMPTON, BERKS. TO BE SOLD, with immediate possession, ASMALL compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a small .brick Dwelling, or Cottage Ornee, furnished or unfurnished, and about seven Acres of rich Meaflow Laiid adjoining the same, iftuank at 'Upper *oolbantpton, In a Sporting Country, near the Riverßennet and 'Navigation. The blouse is remarkably dry, In a sleitsint situation,. ind contains a small Entrance Hall, and Breakfast Parlour, Dining Room 21 feet by, 164, and 10 feet high, four Bed Rooms, and two Servants' Rooms, Kitchen, Pantries, and Cellar, detached Wash house, and Baking-house, Dairy, Pump with good water, large Barn, four stall Stable, Garden, Orchard, Fish Pond, &c. May be viewed on application on the premises, and for 'further particulars, and to treat for the same, apply by letter (piist paid) to Thomas Bell, Esq. Swithia's-leee, London; or Mr. Fulkes, Surveyor, Castle-street, Reading. : • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,. OXFORDSHIRE. To be SOLD by .AUCTiON. by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Lion inn, at Tosses, iis'illeConnty of Oxford, on Monday the od E;ay• of October nitt, ,by Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots. unless previciestY disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of which due Notice will be given: THE MANOR of 'NORTH WESTON, with; its Rights, valuable Fisheries in the river Thame, and Royalties, together with the antient and substantial Mansion Stables, OfficeS, walled Garden, Ponds and Pleasure Grounds : and sundry eligible and compact Farris Houses, Barns, Stables; as d Outhousea; .and tight hundred and thirty acres of Arable, MeadoW, and Pasture Land, of the first quality, lying within a Ring-fence, and Tythe-free, .with Land-tax redeemed. The: Estate abounds with Game, is delightfully situated in the Vale of the Thame, with exceUent Road., and a genteel Neighbour hodd ; about one Mile froin the market town of Thame, ten miles from Oxford, audforty-three from London, For Particulars, and to treat for the entirely, apialy to Mr. James's Offices, at 5, New. Boswell-court, Lincol-.'s Inn, Lon-1 don; and at Warwick, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had at the Star and King's Arms Inn, Oxford; at the Royal Oak and Swan Inn, Tetsvrorth; Warwick „Aetna,. Warwick; White .I.ion. Stratford on Avon ; Royal Hotel, Birmingham; and at the principal lens at High Wyc ,mbe, Buckingham; Banbury, Aylesbury, and Uxbrldgc ; at the Ram and Gedrge lens. Smi'hfield, and at Lloyd's, Garraway's, •and Wills Coffee House, Serle-street, London. . GLOCESTERSHIRE. , ESTATES, CAPITAL HOUSE, PAPER MILL, he. By Mr. WHITE, at the Bear Inn, Newnham, on the 26th and , • 27th days of September, 11305 : AVERY Compact and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tailed BREAIX* I LODGE, situate in the of Newland, Lidney, and St. ISiiavers • mai:aimin g . of a Mansion House, with Outbuildings, nearly 99 0 Acres of Arable, Wood,'Meadow and l'asture Land, arid a Rabbit Wareets Of Be tween two and 300 Acres. A great part of this Estate Is tythe-free. There is also a small HOUSE on the Warren, well situated, anti commanding a beap tiful view of the River Severn, . , . The Mansion-House is pleasantly; slioited, with a large Fish pond at no great distaste—it inigtft .eality befitted up for the re sidence of a Gentleman fond of roro sports; sad is distant from Monmouth 7, from Chepstow 10, auct from Lidney 3 miles.— Presentment 2501. per annum. excluskye of all Taxes. This Estate will be Sold in one or more, Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the tine of sale. A desirable and roomy HOUSE, situate at Newnham, on the Banks' of the Severn, with a Walled Garden, excellent Cellars, Coach-house, Stable, &c. and a small Orchard adjoinini. I There are various other Lots to be Sold on the same days, cop sisting of detached Pieces of Land, a Paper-Mill, Public House, Cottages, beneficial Lease of Land, &c. &c. Partitulars whereof may be known •on application, by letter post paid, addressed to the Executors of the late Mr. John Mat thews, Newnham, Gloucestershire. MANSION HOUSE/PLEASURE GROUNDS, and LANDS in, and near the ANCIENT. crty'OF CANTERBURY. FOR SALE BY' PitIVAVE CONtRACT, (Land tax fiediertielf,) CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, 1 Common y known by the name of SAINT LAWRENCE HOUSE, comprising a Tiall,With-targC and extensive Drawing and Dining Rooms, 'flitches% Store Rooms, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room, Sertsuits' Hall, extensive Cellars, Dairy, &c. with good - Bed-ttambers and Attics; arid Ofaccs attached and detached, to gethel.. with Fore,Court, Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens, Orchard and Grounds thcretohelonging. • "The Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens, Orchard and Grounds; arc in a very thriving and flourishing state. Also one Oast, two Barns, two. Waggon Lodges, Cow-house, and Loft Over'lt, three Stables, Coach-house, Yards, and several -Pieces ere %reels. of•very rich and fertile Arable, Pasture,. and • Hop Ground, in a high state ofcultieation, containing by estima tion I:::7•Acres more'or less. lathe Clore" ig(tOte Hop Ground; containing Si Aires, is erected the new and substantial brick Oast, which .tontains sir Cockles, Green Loft, autfiftiseigiCharnbers do a 'eery improved •• : : • . 'llse Mansion tiOuse apa:Sli Acres of the Land .ire Tythe-free. Possession' re 'bi'-'hilfaeMiehailmia ties; with a reserve of the Baits and Stark Yatd ups tike,c Ee l he tJgashed out, which • - • will be done as speedily . • ' For flatter particurfis, enquire of Mr. Minna,. iic.citor,. Burgatte-street, Cantcrburroat of Messrs: ',temp and Fr,neklin, .Lineoln's inn. c , Mr. Richardson, Saint ' sirs, gilderlauts w9ll shoe the lite/nista CURRAN'S SPEECHES. .T6ictlity3vere published, in one volume avo. price 12s. boards, fIctPEECHES of the Right Honourable JOHN PH.ll,Ol' CURRAN; Master of the Rolls in Ireland, on bite very interesting STATE TRIALS. Second Edition, with', Additions. Soul by J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry, London ; ar_d J. stock dale and Scins, Diablin. Of whom may be had, The Ta.avaLuta's Dtai:cToity througlalamtun. Octave, lii. boui4 4 3 . calf anc). a. 94 itgerelL JuiT published, A - LETTER to)S MAJESTY On The INCOME ana SEU.VICES oT tle ROYAL 'DUKES ; SketHt id' the Date of Kent's Life and Losses ; Cause Of the Mutiny it.Gi hraliar, end "I:opposition to any Inquiry thereon, with liimarks Oa his recent Letter to yie.King; Public Services of the Dukes of • YOrk and Kent; Contrasted Hints to Lor.'s Chatham, Wellesley, Castlereggh, to Sir Thomas Tri*e, General Fox, Sir H. Dal ryhyle Mr. Canning, Mr. Cook, Colonel Gordon, the West. India donunissioners, D. Glassford, and Mr. Greenwood. Soli by Wan Horseman, No. 8, Hanway-stree:,Oztord-street, Ind.uo be had of all b99kofittrsin town and cfIIMTP THE BELLES LETTRES. Thb day was published, in Two elegant Volumes, duodecimo price ::4s. in boards, or 14s. bound and lettered, LETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI TION, addressed to his Sao, By GEORGE GREGORY, W D. Late VIM, of West-Ham, Donestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Llandaff, &c. &c. &c. Thistnteresting work hadl:een sent to press beforethe lamented i dea& of the Author, and the manusq;pt had been, completely finished in the week previously to the sudden illness which termi nated his valuable life. "Printed for RiCIIARD PHILLIPS, No. C, Bridge-street, Black ' friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom marise hail, by the same Author, LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY and CHEMISTRY, in two vols. price 13s. boar—As, and 14s. bound. A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, in 2 vols. quarto, price six guineas, in boards. THE NAVY. -- - • This day was published, in a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price 75..6d. bound and lettered ; (a few copies taken on fine Payer, price 10s. 6d. elegantly bound), BRITfSH NEPTUNE, or a History of the 1 - Rise, Progreis, and Triumphs of the BRITISH NAVY, front the time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of TRAFALGAR, inters; ersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the successive Improvements in Navigation, Ship-Building, and Naval Tactics. By WILLIAM BURNEY, L. 1,.. D. Master ofthe Naval Academy . at Gosport, &c. • The National Importanie of such a complete and compendiong Work as the above-monuoned, will, at the present moment, be( gencrully felt. The' Editor has 'Only to observe, that be has endeavoured throughout to inculcate a spirit of emulation, by means of which, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to imitate the brightest example recorded in our Annals; and he has also in every part studiously blinded instruction with entertainment. Printed for RICMARD Pitittips, No. 8, Bridge-street, Black friars • and soldby all the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, ' Chatham Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Greenock, Falmouth, and other Sei'Ports. Of whom may be haat by the same Author, The NAVA/. HEROES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Lives of . distinguishodAdndrals and Commanders, from. Sir Francis Drake( to Lord Nelson, with 24 . tortraits and 6 Charts, price 7s. 6d; i bound and letter ed, or 10s. 6d. op fume Paper, elegantly bound. THE' MONTFILY PRECEPTOR REVIVED, - With Twelve Guineas worth of Prizes per Month. On Saturday the Ist of October will be published, to be conti nued on the Ist day of every month... illustrated by numerous' Engravings, price One Shilling and Sixpence, 'THE SCHOOL MAGAZINE; or, The MONTHLY PRECEPTOR in every branch of know ' ledge, Intended to form in its progress AN UNIVERLAL LI BRARY for the use-of Young Persons of both Sexes. Every Number to be accompanied by Prize Exercises in Corn h-position, and Questions in Mathematics, and the useful Sciences, l with a view' to stimulate the emulation of Young Persons, (whe ther publicly er privately educated) in every part of the Empire. The Prizes to consist of Gtoszs, Ter-escorts, Micaosco els, MATUEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, and VALUABLE BOOKS. Conducted by a SOCIETY ef CLERGYMEN. The utility of the Monthly Preceptor, when it was a few years since in course of publication, occasioned its temporary disconti nuance to be the subject of regret In many hundred Schools and Families in which it had obtained circulation. The Conductors, however, pledged themselves to revive It after a convenient lapse of rinse, and they now present them -selves again to the Public with imprcved and matured plans, with the same public-spirited intentiocs which before ankmated them, and with the advantages of Moir former experience, • Printed for Tabart and Co. at the luven'lle and School'Llbra ry, N 0.157, New Bond-street; sold by 'Cradock and Joy, Ave naaria-lene,_ near . St...PauFs ; by Martin Keene, Dublin; by -Natter Beni, Edinbitrgh; and by 'all other Booksellers and Stationers. • N. B. As thiewill be one of the eel best lioolres dun can be read In- schOits by the *mica Seholos,. Schoolmasters at: creier nein* who tab& upwards Of twenty4Tl . 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In one Volume Omovo, oisramented With Pldtes, s prite 15s. fine paper and common Aiaper, hoods, . . -rHE HISTO RY of die ANCIENT BO ROUGIf -IL of PONTEFRACT, containing an Interesting 'Account sff its Castle, and the three different sieges i• sustained during the Civil Wor ; with Notes and P e di g rees of some of the Most dis tinguished Royalists and Parliathemariahs, chiefly drawn &Om the Manuscript Jou rnal of an Oflleer In the Castle, atilt never before published. The whole illustrating the Military Tisane tions of dot ioterestlng Period, within the Kingdom in peeeiral, but more pirficula,tly within the Couitty 'of York. ' . I:ty B.'BOOTHROYD. Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees, and Oime, 01100111111‘ Wit I And B. Boothroyd, Polltsinct. , This day was published, Ip.One Volume Syn. price Ts. inboards, THOUGHTS . on PkOPHgC Y : partittairly as Connected with the present times supported by History. Thatinin of can, th son of perdition." C'Epti. Paul to Theta. By G. R. 1110A11. 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In a few days wilt be published, in 3 vols. Sea. (with'i Atlas, containing 29 Plates), printed verbatim feign 'the lir is Par Edition of 1807, TABLEAU DE L'ESPAGNE MODERNE. Par I. FR. BOURGOING, . . CI &grant Ministre Plenipteentiaire de France 3 la pour de Mt. drid, run des Commands's de la lAginn d'Honneur, Aseciete Correspondent de l'lnstliut National, Membre de l'Acadirnie des Sciences de Copenhague, de l'Acad6mie dt. Beaux Ads iic Stockholm, Br.c. Quartrierne Edition • 'avee quelques correctionsy et des atigmen catkins qui Condul;eut le Tibleau de I l Eipagne jusqtra 1806. On .y a joint pourla commoditi des i6yaßlura, Je Here des !pates d'Espagne, et _ on a enrichi r Atlas, de gravures qui. IT tracent les niontimirig bribes de Grenada et Cotdeue, et dune carte des routes d'Espagne. Printesi for john Stookdale, By whom will speedily be publlskedi an English Translation of the aboire Work. Abo the Post Roads of Spain, in Prehch and English ; correct Mir. ' • ' ' "' For those deplorable, and hitherto Iscueside Diseases, the King's . Evil, Scrofula, Strunti,Sciirvy,,dout, theumadam, MIN Le. trzy ,i. and all DhOrders iirldinatini hi in impure stud of the . . 'THE ANTI-TMPETIGENES is founded on 'A chymical,and philosophical.hasis, warranted by du. esPi rience of a series of years,. sanctioned by " CuUen's Practice of Physic and Nosoloe," and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. 1). Gilead House, near tiverpedl ) Whoplechtes himself to the Public, that cbil - Madiciise is , i-fecel• innocent in ita nature, safe in its applicati%), and powerfully e/6. eacious'in every species of " Impetigenes, o - rdepraved hablt i vre. affections of the Skin."' It is of the utmost importance to those afflicted.with any 'of these direful diseases, to their friends and rc- Wives, as well as to the rising generation, that sick hereditary complaincimay be speedily removed, and the blood purified from every degree of miasma. . . The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, age harklehirrous l often indolent tumours that affect the glands of fhe peek, under • the chin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms and wrists, 'ad west - e 6,, • monly are seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To itriative these obstinate symptoms, the whole Matcria Mediu has . tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to , drag on a life of misery ! Many are crawling akinz ap at this moment, whom the Anti-impetigenes would restore .:9 health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directlen'sgiiion with each bottle are plain, and its applicittion is attended wi.h little or no trouble. The Anti-linpetigines Is an alterative and purifier of the blood, its operation is gradual, gentle, and aftriost iMperceptible ; the best substitute that has ever been discovered Tar that dari, r oll! mineral Mercury ; it swetens the blood and . atimnlMrs if to expel all noxious and Impure juices, giving strength and tole the nerves, enlivening sad invigorating bath body and mina. —,For storbutic &conceits eruptions, dry or wet 'spray, the Anti-lm • petiginos certainly claims a pre,en4perree over all amber medicine c. being decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these com plaints, and will net onlii clear the skin, but heal ill old sores and ulcers of ever so long standing. In disorders where salivation !,;;< repeatedly failed, whets no other reccutdy could restore Slut lif Lap py sufferer to that' health he un fortunately lost, the Ami„-191R F :i. &ft. will be found the great and Only tiettorer of health ahla 4 fgour Sold by sal respectable Med e 'lender IC* linked .Klationk• . • • Vide open's Audio of Phrio. ~,• q • 'A 1 1 17 , .0t 1 46( '-- • —.• . • rei icisth it tittAl l siolifircT,', • , 1it141Q111 4 4.. pousE,. vrial *di Coach ouie, 6taidA; ste. and upwards of e.ne Hundred a:id Ted Atres of Lind, the property of the late Loan Tuvatow. Further. Pude : Wart may be known on application at Mr. latnes* Ptbee, S . .Naw Bosweit T C,Ourt, Lincoln s inn, London; where a Plan of ike Estate may be seen, N. 13, To be :dewed by Tickets only. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee Houie, on isiecinsisday the 7th day of " September, 180$, at Twelve s Clock, VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the County of Hertford, comps : l4dg the Manefr and 'Roy alty of HAMP CON C01.312.T, the Ancient •Mlinsien - House, (replete with accommodation for a e large.Famity,) with the Offices, Gardena, Pleasure Guaseads, Park, the Green Farm, Water Lake, and Fish Ponds; Picturesque Cottages ? Groves. Woods and Plantations, highly ornamented with timber, chiefly 'Oak ; corn prising upwards of Twelve Hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable 17feidow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground and W oo d Land, (Tythe Free;) delightfully *twee in a beautiful Country, five miles distant from the 11Orough of Leominster ; nine from the City cf Hereford; aiid 195 from London. To be viewed by tickets only; or on application to Mr. Tan , ner, at the Steward's House, in Hampton Court Park, of whom printed Particulars may be bad; also at the New Inn, at Here ford; the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester ; at Garraway's Coffe House ; of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lowet Brook-vtreet ; and of Mr. Cla ridge, No.' 47, Pall Mall, Londcin,.where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN AssisTANT in a CLASSICAL SCHOOL. .41. H. ipi* 111 1 Oiders.—For particulars ipply , to Messrs. Edidpftres. Nreivsbury. If by fetter (postage paid.) . _ This day was published, VE GAME BOOK'OR 1808.—This Work II " moans of printed tables enables the lover bf Weld Sorts to keep an :accurate aCcourt of Gime, the different binds, vskits and willan kilted. and other particular, f orm i ng a: a nn i,k l , l Sporting P oc k et hurnal cre rice 7s. 10s. 64. 14s. 91s. Or ens. an-' cording to . the size refs London: Printed for ). Harding, 96, St, Jamees-striet. 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