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Edition, corrected and improved, of TH E FOR SALE BY PRIVAI F. COorl RAP r, ALGEBRA. By LEONARD beautiful and remark 1)le faft-sailmg I ET. Bed from the French ; with the additiohs TER of MARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, im.a• ":' .t Notes of the French Trar.slator ; to which per register 172 12.94 P ons.—This is one of th. handvy , ta. 'd containing the demonstration of several best adapted Vouch for dispatch that has been seer in tee Port numerical proposition,, alluded to, but not of London for some time, is nearly n w, and hat a thor.,..gb yof the Work. outfit at Plymouth about - four mouths ago, at..l may be sem to ohnsou and Co. St. Paul's Oturch-yard. . _ . _ _ sea intrut•itately, was published, price '2.s el For rfrOing the Vessel and other particulars, apply tb Mr. S. , of Lord Vi count MELVILLE Cock, 36, Old Ftroad-are..t. 'errs, on Monday, May 21, 1910, on the lIPS. ISLE OF WIGHT. ickdalg, junior, No. 11, Pall-Matt. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Vol. V In 4to. priceCl.4.. and Vols. IX. • Di Orler of the Honourable Commissiorers of Lis Majesty's . X l.or demy itro.lss. illuatrated withMaps,onourable EDMUND BUKKE, Conners. ! Right H ", '. • Tuesday, the - 12th of lune, t9lO, at Eleven o'Clock in the "'' Ferehoon, at the Clown nesse, in East Cowes, nt of the Europ T can Colonies is America. e above being the most elegant of that ce• H w E 'men ii ND E K.M EN T ZONED VESSELS, limp, tt acquires an extraordinary pr:sent which have seized and leanlyconde mns:7d, v... Kt view which it takes of the Sauth Ante- REBECCA, of Portsmouth. '26 Tons per Register. es, in all their top•)graphical, political, and OW NfltS DELIGH I of Exeter, 36 Tons pi r Register, o each other, and to Europe. with their Materials.—One four-oared Boat. Also the following Goods, being stores of Revenue Yes' Is; • published, price Sixpence, Number I. of 1 Mainsail, 3 Foresails, 1 'Trysail, 4 libbs, 1 Gaff l'opsail, MPLATIST. To „be continued Mast,Shrouds, Cordage, Cabin Stove, Windlass, Pump Gear, &C. ay. By the AUTHOR of Nubilia. T. be viewed two days previous to the Sale. to complexus est, eloquentia illuminavi'. OXFORDSI4IItE. PaTtacuxus. CAPITAL MANORS, FARMS, .IND ADt'OW.SON. ndretur turbo, laborer, Oe Thursday, the sth day of July next ( unless previously &a- aucis lectoribils, Hos ACC. posed of by Private Contract), our Essayis:s; to that Andy of familiar let me candidly avow. I would endeavour ~.r HE MANORS of Swinbrook, Widford, Asti% gaiety, and of literary disquisition fur which and Astally, with sundry valuable eompact lire.hold ed among foreign nwions." Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, together svith the Extract fr am Vie Prospectus. Advowsun of the Living of Widford, ail lying togi:ltyr, and wool, Neely, and Junes, j• aternoster-row ; situate in the several Parishes of Swinbrook, Astall, and full- s may be had. brook, hi the County of Oxford, upon the great road trout Oxford to Gloucester, about one mile front Burford, and lire front Wit- LIGIOCS SCHOOL BOOK. nevi, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which runs bed, illustrated with numerous Engravings, through O.- Manors. price 3s. 6d. bound, t For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Strong, Mill, anti RAMMAR OF SACRED HIS- Strong, Lincoln's Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may In secn) ; a plain and practical Introduction, for the or to Charles 1.0.1er, F.sq. Kencot, near Burford; or Mr. George Dung Persons, to a knowledge of the EvEN Ts Hambidge, of Swinbrook. who vs ill show the prernia-s. he 01.1) and NEW TESTA Mt NT. N RUNDALL, of Percy-hours, Bath. FltELl JUL)) ILSTATES, rhi Is i .-eneirand thee, thou skalt teach dili- Little Mallows Great Marlow, and ILO Wroraly'. Becks. it Lent.''— Chap. 6th. To be SOLI) by AUCTION, by Mr.TAVI.OR, .• n V:: . t_t_tent_ I .nn.inn T and !Ad by all At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 19th of June, IF - twelve o'clock, ~~. t. .1"S *.• • • ACII 4 ) , 11 C` ..--- ' ~....--.. N a 72571 JUNE 8, 18 10 poitirtly the Last Time uf Performing Harlequin's Salutation to John Bull, Paddy Bull, Sandy Bull, and Taffy Bull. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. rrO.MORROW (being Whitsun-Eve), Saturday th. .P:h of June, will be performed the favourite Nouvelle Go a, Eii,lectr,an and Pedestrian Spectacle, called THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT; Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. The Spectacle terminates with a picturesque View of a Battle by Land and Water, in which Horses will perform in a manner v4rcely credible. A • r whict (by %pedal desire of several Noble Visitors) a select Ly of pleasing Equestrian Exercises, the Entertainments to-morrow evening, will conclude with (for the last time it can uaisibly be exhibited) the p o pular P antomime, c oiled ' HARLEQUIN'S SALUTATION To loho Bull, Paddy Bull, Sandy Bull, and Taffy Bull. r e join with the Grand Palace of St. George, St. Patrick, St. Andrew, and St. David. Tp b ‘ l t a at half past six predsely—Second Price at half past S. Free Admissions of every description will be suspended to-morrv. This day was publi6. Price RRITISI4 rAUN A-. 0 of the ZOOLOGY according to the LINNE By W.TI. —Sold by White and This day was published boards, the Second ELEMENTS of EULER. Translate of La Grange, and the NI is add. x 1 an Appendix, curklus and importantnt investigated, in the body Printed for Joseph Johnson Thii day was , T HE SPEECH in the House of Pet subject of TROOP SHI' OFFICE OF ORDAINGE, J4ne 1, islO. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MS Mil - ORDNANCE, do herviniste Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday` the 20th of June instant, from such Persons as may be wiliinb to undertake the supply of SERGE, fix the service of this Department for a period of three years. A Pattern of the Article to be v:pplied may be viewed, upon 1 ' application to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory tt Wool ' wich ; and further particulars, together with the terms and con ditions of the contractonay be known, at the hec:etary'.. Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Serge ;" but no proposal can be ad mitted after the said vOth instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tmder be noticed, unless the party making it, or an agent in his t'..ha,f, shall attend.—By Or der of the Board - , R. .e 7 ;:l4', so rd t. Y. l'rinted for S.ockd.dt, Where may he 141, VA, V and X. royal Svo. £l.4s. _ _ The WORK.; of the con-hting of an Accouni Independently of the lebtatetl Author's writs Interest frum the perfect :Jean European Colonies, commercial relations to BARKFR'S PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SURREY -STREET. AVIEW of thollr'ft of SCILLY is now opens taken from Busizas.bill, on St. Mary's Island, commanding toe Harhovr, the Town, and Fortifications, and nearly the viiide of that Island, besides the Wands of Teen, Ft. !iclens, Twice, Br.:har, Scilly, Sampson, Mirecarlo , and :3t. Agnes, with aumer ous smaller Islands and R ocks, and a distant View of the :la's Encl. Dover will continue open during the Exhibition of Royal Academy. THE C2rVEr. 4 ll: every Saturday Animo vidut, inzento To-morrow w;11 be MONEY AFFAIRS. (4F.VERA.L Sums of Money to a large amount de li rogited with Mr. Walsh. No. 78, Norton-street, Portland. paces-.to be a.ivanted liberally on such terms as may suit the borrower. As he protases to deal in a superior way, a decisive a5..0.-r to ill aoplltations wit! be instantly given. Personal at dace front ten till five every day. Neve, to ut . Contentus pauci • " Wha my aim is let to add one more to morals, of itmoxious gal we are justly celebrated TO THE ARMY. 'ANTS a Situation asMESSMAN, a Person of undt viable rteonnuendation from the Regiment he has cd, aad bring rrufessionally a Cook, makes no doubt of giving , startion.—Please to address to C. D. No. 9, Clifford-street, This day was publishes, Now anu Ornamental Edition of rILIME'S 1-lISTORY OF ENGLAND, with SMOLLEI".; CONTINUATION; tram the invasion of Julius Casar to the Death of George the Second : p - inted on a fine wove piper, by Bensley and others, and oruattierred with 147 big* finished Engravings, by the first Artists, from designs by Thurston. 16 Vols. Svo. price £1 1. 4s. in boari's. The same work on royal paper, price £19.45. in boards. London : Printed for R. Scholey, 46, Paternoster-row ; Ver nor, Hood, and Co. Poukry ; B. Crurhy and Co. Stationers% court ; hr.d J. l'Allantyne and Co. E,l,nburgh. Published by Sherwoni of whom Prospectus's A RELI. Tb:, day was published, 112.stmt. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. be DISPOSED of, on reasonable terms, several very good si.crird-hand VATS, from throe to six hundred Weis, one about Efir barrels, and one about eighty barrel,, rich will be found well worth the attention of those who are want f such articles. Apply to Mr. Samuel Davis, Back• • Jeer, Borough, Southwark. AN EASY G TORY, being ex of ieltools and Young Persons, , ledge and Doc tP I I 3 of the 01.1) and NEW TESTA MEN I% Ibidge, - By MARY ANN RUNDALL, of Percy-houis, Bath. " These word. whi i oonr.oand thee, thou skalt teach dili gently to thy childr.i "-11..nt. Map. 6th. Prin:Ld for RICMARD l'i4.t.t.ses, London ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, 2. A GI( AMMAR a U.llVillS.t 1. HIV:Mt\ Ancient and Mc- Urn. Ey the Rev. J. Robinsuli, price Jr. 3. SCRIP Block/out' • or Lives of the most considerlH • Per. mars rezorded In the 1,1 and New Testantmt. - By the Rev. J. Watkins, price 6s. bound. 'ULU Ls . ilirss, I-Ittlo Marlow, Great Marlow, and High irromb., Baas. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.TAVI.OR, At Garrawys, on Tuesday, the 19th of Juno, at twelve o'clock, in Twenty-four Lots, 'THE above most truly valuablz and very improve- Foperty, extendiog upwards of a mile a::.d a:1 half the banks of the Thames, and comprising the MANOR. ant. ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of LI rrt.E LOW ; alb a spacious, well situated Wharf;wili severe I I .ases, Farms, Lands, Woods, and Cottages, situate in the Pari-h..s of Little Marlow Great arlow, and. High Wycombe, about ;u miles from London, the whole consisting of al-. nit 980 Acres, together with ail Rectori:tl Tithes arising from 930 (pAtt thereof), and also 1.•-• st 310 Acres of Laiiil adjoining, of which about 16 Acres of hi _adow, 250 Acres of Wood Lind, and the Great Tithes of 175 Acres are in band : cf the retnalnd:r, tile principal part is la at will, or on agreements expiring it kli ohaelnias next. _ . A VALUABLE WORK FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIA• I MENT, POLITICAL MEN, AND SOCIETIES. This day was published, In one Volume, Quarto, puke XI. 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London : Printrd for Robert Scholey, 46, ?stern , s er-row COSPORT.—TO IRONMONGERS AND OTHERS. to BE LET, and entered upon Immediately, ALL that large new built and commodious DWELLING-HOUSE and spacious SHOP, now in full Trade, situate on the south side of Middle -street, near the leach, Gosport, in the occupation of Thomas Every, the Pro= prietor, about declining Business. The Stock consists of every ankle in the Ironmongery Business, in prime order, and is to be taken at .1 fair valuation. This House, ftbm its situation and estot of Outlet, cannot be rivalled by any other whatever. .100 to be Let, and entered upon immediately, a large and co.ranadious BLACKSMITH . * SHOP, with two Forges, Pump, al every other conveni; ice necessary for carrying on the Smith's L,inets together with tug; ii ,, use anti Premises opposite, s.tuate is Robb's Lath!, in Gosport aforesaid. The above Vrrer.is..s may be taken other torth•r or separate, t , AtV.i.:;tock of the Sniitia s business is Also to be taken at a Lth gallatioa _ _ TO AGRICULTURISTS. May Le viewed with leave of the respective tenants. A phut h left with Mr. Richard Pym, at Little Meow, who will shew the several Lots, and of Wawa printed particulars may be had ; also at the Red Lion, High Wycombe ; Sun, Maiden head ; %%Irate Norse, Uxbridge; place of sale; and at the t'pp r Crown, Great Marlow ; where another plan Is left in the care Mr. Davis tor general inspection. , Particulars to be bad also of Messrs. Ryder, No. 1, Lincoln's • Inn New-square (where the original ;.tay be seen); and of Mr. Taylor, Land and "(lather Surveyor, Hadley Green, near Barnet. This day was published, iu two brgo Volumes, Octavo, price 4s. in boards, mitt► beautiful Emcmvissis, by Scott, "I'REATISE fin the BREEDING and MA NAGEMINT of LIVE STOCK, compri,:ng Jr Nailer particulars apply to Mr. Manias Every ; or NIT. R.ll trt, Sol:itor, No. 69, Sr. Tnom li-stret s, P.)/ • s moues. N. 13. The above Advertiscmett will appear in this P'per once L until the Premises are disposed of. land's k the Ro T. post Vac- 4 borrow( gsvit-r 1 tecaana AV ) strved, saystact lott2.st r r O vi trrels, sidcb is tv:n viker, CC A' Trade Pesch prieto ankle taut ULM ccra: sal e bl T 1 rt R.l sr A tns Hy; Lus the L.; Phis day was published, price 4s. 6d. The Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL 'TREATISE on the'Prevention and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly its tusequences, a. 4 Strictures, Gleets, including Tabes Dorsal's, Hylorhandrla!44m, Onanism, &c.— being a compkte Gui.le in Luse lhicascs.—By M. CATON, Surgeon. Law of the United flospitali of .tit. Thomases and Guy's, And Editor of the First and Second VOIUM2J of the London Medical and Surgical Spectator. Frinted for S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street ; C. Mutiow, No. ami Aterwood, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-sow, W :ere may be had the Spectator, price .Ci. 3s. .•. -y puhhsheti, prim 78. in boards, /.1 1.... to HENRY CLINE, Esq. nn DE. j • t ...r F. .LOPEMENTS of the FACULTIES, •prai as ell as Consficution..l and Organic, and on the treat' un• intents of perch. ' • lIN THEI.WALL, Esq. Pt . •ac Science and Practice of Elocution. The `• a eview for April thus concludes a very 11 41.• seem.; this work: ".Vs. ha • nyw only to recommend to the Ruder this curious kter, ye.ach is y • la worthy the attentive perusal of every person the :There of manual lab,ar." Se.' by 11 , mrs. Arnh, Cornball Ridgeway, Piccadilly; Kent, llcAortt, &c. 'aere al.:0 may be hid, price loa. 6d. The V I.E of ELOQUENCE. El!ract of a Letter from Worcester, to Messrs. Earthy and Sons, No. 95, Fleet-Market, Agents, to the Proprietor of Dr.Taylur's Remedy for Deafness, Aped, 1810. u A CLERGYMAN resident in the County of 4 - Worcester, who had been for mans years so deaf that he Wald scarcAy collect any perfect sound through an ear trumpet, has receive I so much relief front using TAYLOR'S RE MIEDY f erDEAFNF.SS, that he can nuw hear so well as to be able to join in coramon conversation ; and in justice to the Proprietor of this Celebrated Remedy, he hat given a refetence to the Printer of the Worcester Herald, to justify any enquiry as to tWs astonisidna cur'.”—Sold by every Me,tieine Vender of repute in the United Kii•gdoni, at tie. 6cl. per bottle, duty included. N. It The name o f the Gentleman above alluded to may be known by application to Messrs. Barclay and cons. GRAVEL, 3 lONE, ,AND LUNIBAGO. HICKMAN's PILLS is an e ff ectual Cure for the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lumbago, &c. 0f the various complaints incider.t to the human frante, there ire none more dreadful in their naturc, nor more alarming in their consequinces, than the Gravel and Stone. They arc com fl'ints to which every person, even the most abeemious, is Re, as the air we breathe awl the water we drink are impreg ruled with particles wldch not only cause these excruciating tor tares, but are a foundation for every other spec es of disorder. fitexus Original Ptt.i.s, composed of the most innocent in gredient., have been toxid of singular efficacy, in • not only weingt'ae , arg the vessels containing the urine, but bal.pily de stroying the petrifying qualy of it. front which proceed the Cove c , raplaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, a nd barn.hing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, with out tortineinent. Soli whelesale ..nd retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Pasetnosts r-row; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh aid Gla‘gow ; Beton, Portsmouth 14ewbery and Sou. Dublin ; Peck and l inner, Hull ; kloil an d an d Haydoin, Plymouth ; Ind Int 6t):. I. ds.rs iuriery town s la Dozes at 26. 9d. kw& Cattle, Asses, Goats, Poultry, Sheep, M u l es , Deer, .. Beci, Horses, Pigs, Rabbi's, Fish, &c. &c. In which the principles ar.l pr:iceedi of the New School of Breed , rs are fully anal exnerimentally i;isctssed. To which are adlad Direction; for making Butter and Cheese, Curing Hams, Pickling Pork and Tongues, Preserving Eggs, Ste. Ste. With at': Appendix, containing Tables of Prices in the Live arid Dead Markets, some extraordinary Sales of Cattle and Sheep, and miler pat tictibTs. The whole interspersed with various information of importance to Breeders, Graziers, Farmers, and Ow.: Public at large. Elucidated by eight Copper-plates and severaLEngravings oti Wood.—By RICHARD PARKINSON, Author of the Eiperienced Farmer; the EugHslt Paster in Ire land; a Farm in America, Ste. lei. London : Printed for Robert Scholey, 40, Paterno•ter•row. ELEGANT FAMILY BIBLE, IN OCTAVO. This day was published, By R. Scholer, 46, Paternoster-row, On a fine wove paper, and hot-press 4, from an entirely new letter cast for,the work, price, medium hvo. Xi. 4s. boards — Royal two. Lt. ins. boards—and Inverial two. £4. 4s. boards, THE HOLY BIBLE, for the Use of Families, illustrated from the worles ot the most approved commen , tatore, British and foreign: via. 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Each Plate will be accompanied with an appropriate De scription, Critical, Mtriil, and Historical, adverting to the Satire intended tes be conyvyed by the Artist, together with interesting Anecdotes of Men, Manners, and Things, contemporary with Hogarth. 3. Each Part will contain from thirteen to sixteen Mites and was published on lune I, IVO, and to be regularly cantineed 00. 4. As Hogarth;s celebrated •‘ Analysis of Beauty, writ tPII with a View. to fix the Bactuating Ideas of Taste," Ist now exceedingly rare, the Proprietors (for the Benefit of Young Artists) propose to give this Work entire in the last Part, iv:they-with it s ac com.. ponying Plates. 5. Each Part will be charged at the moderate rice of 12s._ This day was publi,'lt:J, price 35. ON the Authority ()f the CHURCH and of the HOLY SCRIP . ] UR ES.—An ADDRESS to the ROMAN CATHOLICS of ENGLAND : occa*ioned by a Sermon of the Right Rev. Dr. Milner's, lately preached at the Blessing of the Church of St. Chad's, in Birmingham. By the Rev. THOMAS Lila Z.IESURIER, M A. Rector at Newnton Longville, in the County of Bucks. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivingtnn, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by Pi icadilly; also, by J. Cooke and J. Parker, Oxford; , Deightun,Cambridge ; Inwood, Newport PagneU; and'('. Burn ham, Northampton. Of whom may be lately published, by the same Anti - or, 1. The Doctrine of t'a- Eucharist Considered, as maintained by the Church of Rom.: and the Church of Elgland respectively. 1.1 clu.ting a vindication of the latter from the attacks of the re marker on the Bishop of Durh 471 ' 6 late Pamphlet; in one vol. aro price in boards 7s. ei!, 2. The Doc:rine+ of ?redestitiation and Assurance ermined, with a short view of the Peiagian Controversy—in a Ser.tion, preached before the Lord Bishop ut Lincoln, at his Triennial Vi sitation', held at Newport I'agnell, Becks, un Tuesday, May 23, 184)9. With large Notes, price is. Cd. A LIBR9RY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.* This day was published, in es handsome and closely printed vo lumrs, royal !Brno. containing each .thout 400 pages, illustrated and embellished with upwards of 100 large Engravings, price Eight Guineas in boards; or Ten Guineas elegantly bound ; and the Voyages in IS volumes, or the Travels in 15, may be had separately after the ;arm rate, ACOMPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS from the First Voyage of Cote NI es in the year 1492, to the Commencement of the Present Century, the principal of them printed verbatim from the best Editions of the original Works. The whole selected and prepared for the press By WILLIAM MAVOIi, Vicar of Harley and Rector of Stottes.ll.ll; Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Author of the Universal History, British Nepos, &c. &c. &c. 'this new and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which has fur a con siderable time been out of print ; and partly of new matter, com prising the Voyagua unabridged of Anson, Byron, Wallis, Carte ret, and Cook; the Travels unabridged of Addison, Montagu, and smullet ; and of Abridgments of nuny valuable Works published sub,equently to the appearance of the former Edition; bringing the Collection down to the pr. sent tim,!. The contents of the several volumes will best illustrate the nature, utility, and value of thin new Work. THE VOYAGES. Vol. 1. Columbus, Be Gallia, Cabot, Drake, &c. 2. Amon, Vika, Soc 3. Byron, Wallis, Carteret, &c. 4. Cook's First Voyage. 5. Cook's First Voyage. 6. Cook's Second Voyage. 7. Cook's Second Voyage. 8. Cook's Third V oyage. 9. Cook's Third Voyage. IV. Cook's Third Voyage. 11. Phipps, Fielding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, Ste. 12. Pages, Vancouver. &c. 13. Mathews. Bligh, Turnbull , and index. THE TRAVELS. 14. Addison, M. W. Montagu, Ste. 15. Shaw, Hanway, Nieuhuhr, Ste. 16. Bruce, Vaupirtuis, Wood, &c. 17. Sinollt'a France and Italy. 18. Brydone. Swinburne, Wrazall, &c. 19. Moore, Coxe, &c. 20. Pallas, Macartney, Ste. SA. Valliant, Brown, Barrow, &c. 22. Sonnini, Dent" Parke, &c. 2?,. Forster, Buchanan, &c. 24. Hearne, Weld, Liancourt, Mackenzie, Ste. 25. Bourgning's Spain. 26. Kotzebue s Siberia, France. and Italy. 27. Carr's France, Baltic, and Holland. 28. Lord Valentin, and index. • The Voranas in t hirteen volumes, or the Taacr Ls in fifteen 1 volumes, may be had complete by themselves, with separate in dexes, at the rate of 6s. per volume; and Coo K'S TlSltti VOYAGES Round the World, printed verbatim from the original Quarto Editions, may be bad by themselves, with a separate hides, in vole. price Two C. oineas. Printed for Rico Alt 11 PHILLIPS, London; and to be had of all the Booksellers iu the British Empire. Also, by the same Editor, A Uxivea sat. Hi., a oar feoni the Creation to the present time, in 11,i ;rots. royal paper, a;ti. 11s or on deny paper, .65. BRISTOL. At the Exchange Coffee-room,iusTtiesday, the 3d July, 1610, at One o'Clock pm:bitty, unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of Which due notice will be givor . ALL that FREEHOLD stibstantiAl SIX-PAN SUGAR-HOUSE, and other Building. thereto adjoinir.g e situate in ‘Vilder-street, iu the City of Bristol, In the occupation of and belonging to Messrs. Ileineken and Oratiaon ; the ;sigar- House is now and has been for several years last past in full work. The whole of the Premises are in good repair, consisting of one House, wall five Pans, five Stories in height ; and one House with one Pan, four Stories in height, containing in length 366 feet, and in breadth 46 feet or thereabouts. The adjoining Build ing: consist of a Mill House, Brew-house, &c. two Counting• houses, with a Cellar under, and four Bed-rooms over; a Cooper age, Coach-house, and three-stalled Stable, with a spacious Yard, two good Spring Water Pumps, and every convenience for carry ing on an extensivkbusineas. The above Preauses ate subject to a ground rent of Li 4.15. per annum. The Pans, Cockles, Coolers, Cisterns, Pottery, ani all other Utensils and,/ixtures, are to be taken by the Purchaser at a fair valuation. N. B. There are also (upon • Lease of which twelve years art unexpired) a large Warehouse, Stable for six horses, a Yard, and Dwaing House, adjoining the Sugar House, at a very moderate rent. The Premises may be viewed, and further particelars known, by applying to Messrs. Heineken and Ormiston, or at the Office of iiilliouse and Palmer, Brokers. FREEROLD ESTATES, Ti ['HES, AND TIMBLR, IN BUCKS AND MIDDLESEX. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Exchequer, at Westminster, made in a Cause wherein Sir Harfurd Jones, Baronet, and others are Plaintiffs, and Richard Gott, Esq. and others ar• Defendants, before Abel Moysey, Esq. the Deputy Remtnit brancer of the said Court, at his Chambers, in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, London, oa Tuesday, the V.fith day of 'use instant, in Thirteen Lots, 'HE following ESTATES, part of the I . tte Pro .L of Sir HINRY THOMAS GOTT, Ess deceased, in the Counties of Bucks and Middlesex ; consisting of a capital Mansion Hour: and Park, called Newlands, late the residence of the sail Sir Henry Thomas Gott, with several Farms adjoining. and be longing thereto, containing together near 600 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land ; situate in the several Pa rishes of Chalfont, St. Peter's, and Chalfont Saint Giles, in Ow county of Bucks. The Great Tithes of part of the Parish of Hendon, and a Moiety of the l'ithes of Corn and Grain from the Town Field. and Parish of Kensington, both in the county of Middlesex. The Sale wi4 continence at Twelve o'Clock. Printed Particulars may b 4 had (gratis) at the said Deputy Re niembrancer's Chambers, in the Exchequer Office aforeuaid ; I f Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and Tontkyns, New-square, Lh,-, coln'•-inn ; Messrs, Farrer, Atkinson, and Johnson, Lincoln's ; Mr. George jaw, New-square, Lincolds•lnn ;—of Mr. Thomas Trumper, Lapd Surveyor, Harelield, Middlesex ; and of Mr. Richard Stratford, Land Surveyor, Amershani, Bucks; at whose several Offices Plans of the Estates may be seep. —Particulars may also be hzd at the White Horse, Uxbridge ; Greyhound, Chalfont St. Peters; Crown, Amersham; Swa.i Rickmansworth; Saracen's Head, Beseonsfizid ; Nag's Head Chesham ; Essex Arms, Wa:ford ; Greyhound, Hendon; Cranes Edgware ; Red Lion, Barnett ; Gatehouse, Highgate ; King's Arms. Kensington; Packing*, 'Farnham Gloat; and Titres Pigeons, arentfurd. ORDNANC! OFFICE, June 1,1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 41111- .T ESTr's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, Thy Propsals will Le received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on cr I , efore Friday the I:th June instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Foreign Timber and Deals for service of this Depaanteut, for a petted of one year, 1 from Ist July pert. The Particulars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Timber and Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace Yard aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo3als must be delivered, sealed up and en dorsed, " Proposals fur Foreign Timber and Deals;" but no Pro posal can be-admitted after the said 1 sth instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By order of tbc Board. R. H. CREW, Seetaary.