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- lip • - - .f • th••• 4: 1 , . • = .7 •4 1 ,..r1 •A‘ c • ‘l6 " . •... (s)• • I .4, r ; •• , )1111101,3%,.., 46\ • • - , • 44 • • • 4 0 if e.FiCr- \ * • SIN-P F. NC E. NET RENT cf £l3l pet Annum, unexceptlneably we:l secured, payable out of an Estate near Londj.te. - - To be SOLD by AU CTION, by Mr. ROBINii, At Garrawari Coff:e-banse, Chinge.-tlLy, .Coz.ibiu, .e •flies. , eitAx t i si te SOth innanto Utt l'wetse u'ack, ANET NUAL PROFIT ,RE VT of TWO. HP ND aED and THIRTY-THREE ppusps for eiglazeen year:, 'unexceptionably tw.: !retired, and payable out of an attic within few miles of:Landon. Particallars at Gurraway's.; aisd of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Goid.st square.. GOLDRIVS OR .FN, NEAR MiIIsMOM—THREE SLR ABLE VII.L;AS, AND: LAND. • - • To beP01.1.)11 AUCTION,II Mr. 10BRIS, parrainirs CS/fee-House; Change-All: y, Cornhill, an Tole 'instant; - Twelve Vel-kcit In thrhe LOU, • A'ltY eligible LE&SEH 0 D ESTATE ; awmpr gihreectimpaei and nently Boith-d. Villas very 'disisablY *state aI Goldet ' s Grezn,ncor Hendon; eomsnosliously =sydhandamnely fitted pp folding chlors„ . Bct. Tby Officei to each are convealent and appropriate, with ifs; Coach-bones, Stables, Barn, and other Quaulklings; Gardena hilly stutkett andleroypitt; and .• Plumed' wtth wall and sllßAird Ernit-trett ill Id heating, and about stween Acres at hicidoopelLancl LWllich will be apportioned to tit Lou), cruel* suip;ied with creams tiJiter. • Particulam et S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; at the Colder' them; and of Mr. Rohios, scree:, Golden-aquare; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. MANOR AND ESTATE OF COXLODGE, IN NOR-. I'FIUMBERLAN O. TO BE SOLD BY AUCtION, At Forster's (late Turner's) the Queen's Head, in Newcastle-upon. 'i'yz; on Thursday the Intirday 6f,AugustlB.lB, at 12 at noon, unless disposed of in the mean time by Priest& Contract, of which is that ease 'notice will be Liven, • AFREEFIOLD ESTATE, tolllpricing two. third Parts or the ' MANOR' or LORDSHIP of COX LODGE, tri tileTarish of Gosfortli, iii VteCounty of Northuni beriand, and,sitnate about two miles And a half from the town of Neweastic-upon-Tyne • consisting of the Ancient Masuage, or Mansion house , with Otiser Houses and Buildings, end about Sin hundred, and sixty acres Of gooCLand, tying altogether in a ring fenceoan the North Side Of Salter's-lane, end adjoining the mat North Post Road from Nowcankto Morpetb, and Edinburgh... the whole being now occupied in three Far ms by Mr. %%In. Bat man, Messrs. Pardon and Rayne, ma John Cram, who will 'hew the • • • N.B. The Land Tax is redeemed. A Plea of the Estate may be seen, and further Particulars had, on application to Mr. Peters, Soliekor, in Newcastle ; Mr. Fryer, land Surveyor ; or Mr. Edward Bell, Newcastle ; Mr. Hirst, 'Solicitor, Northollerton ; Wm. ‘Vbitelock, Esq. at Brotherton, near Forrybildge; Mr. Wilson; /de rider; Mccrs. Th fie and Gray, York; Messrs. Fatter and Steadman, Bread-street-bill, Lendon ; Mr. Coulthure, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; or of Mr. Swainson, Solicitor, in Hali fax, A MOS'r DESIRABLF. ESTATE, IN THE COUN CY OF DUMFRIES, FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Upon Wedneiday the 24th day of August next, with a the George Inn, Dumfries, it two o'clock in the att. raoan, ALL an I whole the LANDS of KNOCKHILL, lying in the Parish of Hoddam and County of Dumfries, consisting of SOS Scotch acres. The whole of the Land lan( die first-rate quality, and possesses many local advantages. It is situ ated about two, miles from the thriving village of Ecciefeckan, and tve from the toivn of Annan, and at both these places there are good markets; the roads in all directions are good, and the m•ai ...mach runs through the estate daily. The mansion-house b large, commodious, and in complete repair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. There is an excellent garden, well stocked with a variety of f;uit trees, ail in full bearing. All the fartn stead* aeon the estate are commodious, and in good repair. There are several limo-stone quarries within a mile and a half of the lands • and indeed there are plenty of 'Mae-stone in the premises, which might be wrought to great advantage. • Some of ;he moat respectable engineers have giventheir decided opinion, that there are also coal' in the property, and at present the pro prietoi is making a trial for them With every appearance of suc cess. A purchaser nfay get immediate possession of the tiwelli•ig house, offices, and garden, together with about 60acres ofground, all in the highest stare of cultivation. Thi mansion-horse is de lightfully situated in one of the Anest parts of the country, and where there is excellent society, as a number of genteel persons reside in the neighbourhood. In short, each an eligible property is seldom to be met with. lithe purchaser inclines, at least two-tbird4 of the price may re main in his hands Fur further particulars appikation may be made to Wm. Wal lace, writer in Dumfries, who is in possession of the title-deeds (Which are unexceptionable; and a plan and measurement of the Estate; and who is authorised to conclude a bargain. The Gar diner si Knockhill will point out the lands. • SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE. . MANOR OF WEMBURY.—FOR ' SALE, THE Fee and Inheritance of the - MANOR and LORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEN'. BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises therete belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House, with Lawn in front ; a.Coaeh-house and suitable Stabling, and all manner of requisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arranged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant V4tery and Pine-house, and a large inclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Fruit•trees and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven , and River of Yealiim, called ShepeingsFerry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Mesmages, Farrel,' Mills, Lands,Tenements, and Hereditaments belonging to the said Manor. And a Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjoining and attached thereto. ' This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel, and the fitiVer Yealme, commands most delightful and external% e views and seeneri—Britain's Fleet and Merchant Ships freqnentiy gliding near it, and affarding to the eye and to the mind the must ddighsful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies within a ting fence, and is certainly one of the most compat:t and desira ble Estates in The West of England, and contains altogether Axon 946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground, and Wool/and, and lies within the parish of Veen:bury; in the County of Devon, at abdut four miles distance from the capital Market Towh Of Plymouth, the access to which is rendered vvry eceumtdlohs by the new road, and will be more so by a Ilyitio bridge now erecting by Lord Buringdon. The Mansion ViLit:SC with the Gardens, &c. and a sulutble miantity ot Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and posses sion thereof may be had at Lady-day next, and the present k ur tdtare, which is new and handsome, may be Lakeu at r. • appraise recut, and the remainder of the hstate (ex:ept only about 35 azres, held by ieases .fer one and two lives), is let to respectable Tenants, at net rents, iinounting cmly to ahem Le 300, but which, it is estimated, must soon be increased to at least I'l 6 ;0. • The Land-tax is redeemed, and great part. of the Manor is Tythe-fkee. The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value anti upwards, to be taken Intl* Purchaser, and paid for exclusive of the k state. For Sale whereof, a Puldic Auction will !le had. at on London Inn, at Prybridge, weir Plymouth, en Tuesdly,. the 6th d. .y of Sapteneodt next, by 13 c'elock at noon ; and, in the mean ti.ree, the same may be viewed or applicatien to Mr. lt. 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Ore of the Suntlaptand Monday London Newspaper, entitled • AU by the Rev. l i GOLDMITI4. i "Illt NATIONAL RI:CISTItiI, No. 11, Catherine- street , ; Primal ior iticsalty PruLttps; No. e zpacrl Megl4lrßetiab*; -d may be b a d of livery Jltsoksuller throughout the 1112E14 L friars, and to be bad of aU 11oobsellailt 4114 4101 1 /Itra with 4.ingdons. die full alloweno to Schoch. . - . VICTU4LLIN4 OFFICE, hirers 9, 1808. THE COIIIMISSIONE.I?S for VICTUAILLING HIS .m.vzsrn Ndrr, Js hereby give Ne That on Tuesday the 16th instant, they will be ready to res ccivq Tenders in.yrriting, (sealnd up) and treat for Three Hun deed Torts of IRON BUTT HOOPS, 'and for Two Hundred. Tow of IRON VAT HOOPS, the former to be delivered in aiiht weeks, and the latter is six weeks, by .weekly.pr9orticits into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be said for by Bill. payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops nay be seen at the Secretary's-Wipe. No regard twill it had fit oil Tads, is tsisisl-the pike tholl•ot he inserted in worth 4iea g th, sr that thallotot is obrnotreli to the Ann/ &afire One o'Clock .011 the tail Totally thr leti.ituattot e nor mina the Pert:ac who tnakv the Tender, w ;owe "moo No k: idol; et:- tea t, to =suer when collator. TRANSPORT 91P1f4 i . '461:#01 1 . 111011. AXTHEREAS the Two Fpepckktieop t ers of War, " named and described- as the. foot heleof. have this star fiLted their escape friama Person who had them in c arge. in . I:Atadon =The Convar:ssioners for conduttinz His Majesty's Transport service, die: do hereby ores s lewardpf Five Guineas for the recapture of each laf the said Prisoners, to any Pet son or Periods who shall apprehend there and deliver them at t: is Office, of otherwise cause them to be sucurely ludg2d in any of thc Public Gaols. JEAN DUCOING, Lieutenant of a Privateer, about Zs years of age, five feet eight inches high, slender person, long visage, fair . complexion, dark brown hair, hule eyes, and has a long itoman nose. JOSEPH GAUTTER, Second Captain of a Privateer, 35 years of age, 5 feet 44 inches high, slight person, dark compkaion, dark brown hair, hazle eyes, • lost his right eye, and slightly pock marked. PROPERTY DUTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN THE YEARS 1808, 1804, AND 1805. IT appearing, notwithstanding the . Notices repeat edly sent or made to the Parties entitled to Dividends 9f Stock pyahle it the Bank of England, South St a House, and East India House respectively, wbo have not paid the Duty on the same for the years shove-mentioned, that payment has not in mazy instances been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and tl•.e Commissioners for the special purposes of • the Property Act being willing to allow further time for each payments, hereby give Notice, That the Duties payable en all Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for those years, are di rected to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Cciacces of such payments be•ir.g lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the patties making payment thereof will be discharged in the Woks of the respective Commissioners, Until and upon the 10th day of October next ; but that all Persons who shall neglect to make such payment on or before that day, will be prosecuted as Law directs, and steps are now taking foe bringing all defaulters into charge for the double duty, who shall not have paid cue Duty for the yeas above-ment oaed, on or befor ethe said 10th day of October next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange will be closed. By Order of the Board, /kfA TTHEW WINTER. o,ffice for Tozer, Ave 1, 1808. 'VO BE SOLD, for Two Thousand Guineas each, Three Shares, in a Concern of the highest respectability, that will bear the most Whit investigatlcn, and that islikely to produce annually, more than two hundred per Cent. clear, with out risk, and without trouble to the purchaser, who need not take an active part, or appear at all engage.T in aay kind of Nisi- References will be required and' given. - - • Letters wits real name and pl tee of abadq, addressed 'pest paid) to Mr. Miller, at Anderton's Coffee House, Fleet-strg4t, will be irtended.to. TO be LET, for a Term of Seven Years, a very complete FAMILY RESIDENCE ; containing gbod Break fast, Dining, and Drawing-rooms, a Library, four best Bed-melts, six attics, Kitchen, and every requisite domestic office ; double Coach-house, excellent, six-stall Atables, neat For e -court, good inclosed Kitehen and Pleasure-gardens, •well stocked, and a Shrubbery delightfully Laid out; communicating with Epsom Cfornmon Fields and Downs ; an excellent inclosed Meadow, the -*vie containing about five acres; is supplied with two pumps of excellent water, and forms a most desirable residence for a family; being plea.antly situated in Epsom-.--a most delightful, healthy, and sporting part of the county of Scrrrey. Particulirs may be known by applying to Mr. Gardom, Epsom. Letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. REC f ORY OF tri - FLE BENTLEY, ESSEX. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's 6ffee•House, 'Change-Alley, London, on Friday the 12th of August, 1808, at Twelve e'Cloek, THE Perpetual Advowson of arid Right of Pre sentation to the very valuable and desirable Rectory of Lk tle Bentley in the County of Essex, situate in a very pleasant part of the Country, eight miles from Colchester, and only 59 from the metropolis, subject to the life of the present incumbent, aged about 7'2 years, consisting of a very goo# Parsonage House, with suitable Offices of every description, large Garden, and about , 54 Acres of exceeding iith Glebe and, also the Tithes .of the I Parish of Little Bentley, containing about 1900 Acres of very productive Land, chiefly Arable, and producing large Crops of Corn, which may be fairly estimated at the Annual value of of:1500. Printed particulars may be had at the Three Cups, Cokhester; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Hoop, Cambridge; Star, Oxford; of Messrs. -Forster, Cooke, and. Ftere, Lincoln's Inn; at Gina-. way's Coffee House, Change-Alley; and of Messrs. Driver, Land Agents and Surve-ors, Kent Road, London. MANOR of WEST MAILING, WOODS, LANDS, &c. &c: To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, . . At the Swan Inn, West Mailing, on Saturday the 27th of Augusta ' 1808, at Two o'Clock, in 2 Lots, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing about 856 Acres, consisting of the Manor of West Mailing, sundry valuable and extensive Woods fully steeled wkh Chung, several Farms of extremely rich Arable and Meadow italtd, Hop Ground, &e. and a well asoutomed Puhlit House at • East Mailing; called the King and Queen. • This Estate ii situate in the most fertile and beautiful part of the Garden sad County of Kent, in the neighbourhood of East and West Mailing, and its delightful scenery renders many parts of it particularly eligible for the erection of (Senile:met Seats, 4.2,inced particulars stay be had at the Swan Inn, West Mailim ; Sias Mauistone ; Crown i Rochester ; Fountain lan, Canter burj; •Saraceu's Head, Aslibrd ; of Messrs. StaiLD , Ackwick, and Hositym, Lineula's Inn; o Mr. Selby, Solicitor, Neit Milling; of Messrs. briver, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent itaad Lawless NA at Gamwar's COD* Hata, GiaosoAllry. 'A - o 0080] • • To a te Right Worshipful the . , an d to t gRI It orshipi ul and Worshipful the TRVA.SLTR-ER and GOVER, NOlt:i of CHRISrs liosprrAL. -.• (:LNTLEME:4, PTHE Office of. Solicitor to Christ's Hospital hay ingb;:come vacant by the decease of my fatber f .Air.'Fbos. alarle Moberly; permit me to request the honour'of your Vote end Into rest to succeed.to the appoitttnienk: I beg leave to mention,. that I have been eleven years in the of of my late father,. having been trained tip to my profession %ander Ant', the latter five years of which period I have been in par.m ~ship with him. ire :he whole of this time f have had conthmal opportunity aNu: , Mg a knowledge of the rights and interests of your te.p.tal, and of making myself master of its concerns generally, mst,y of which have incidentally (and particularly during the in.: dd.:relit state of my law father's health), been under my imsoc diate management. Allow me to assure you that, should i snc:ceed in my 'applica ti.:n for the very respectable appointment which l'now take-the' Llerty of soliciting, it shall be my utmost and constant ender. vour to follow „the itt.pi of my late father, who, for upwards 0( 18 ye:.rs, made it tk nobition and pride- to discharge, with most scruuttlo.•s'hit!•,;riry ancl• active zea l , the duties of that Mum— tkm in which you Lad done hint the honour of placing him. I have the'hemur to be, f our most obedient humble servant, ' 1 1 1‘alford-Rorz, Aug. 5, itO.. MABERLY. TO THE N01;i1..11T, NtILITARY, AND OTHERS. PRIZE. WINE. FRENCIi. PORT—a IVine that will, if merely tasted, to ally supersede the dri7king of POI tagal Wine. It i possesses all its richness, with the strength and filv-Nir of Claret, and, al , h-ugh the Captors sung it to a disposal of it at a very low rice (tro.n the gieat quantity on hand) the Purchasers walla) , no means find it inferior to any French Wine. Seven Thousand Five Itundred Dozen of the above to be dis posed of, at 545. per dozen, with 23U dozen Madeira, at 7Si. per dozen, battles included. Apr lit-at ion, to be made to lqr.A.Tod, Army andElizeAgenti N 0.33, Great Ttfton-street, Dan's Yard, Westminster. . • • PL AND PRIV. , CI E EDUCATION COMLINED. AT an ancient and Classical School of the first respettabil:ty, in a healthy Country, a moderate distance from Lac tun, purposely instituted as a Seminary fur the Liberal Professiofis. and the tiu:}erior Departments of Life, but at the same ti•rc co.nprktencling in its system the polite accomplith meat., 'a.a ca:nmercial attainments, (and combining ileat•tit3 of privre and public Education), a FEW PUPILS a:e admittei into t lk Lister% House, as vacancies occur, under circa mstanc: , s of peculk.r advantage. Le , ter, addressed to the Rev. S. T. 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