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Vial on, Escia are authorised to treat forAbeaafe • it- • • ' , ;~ r;_ f' - 7" rzarmutive oppiet ; A v id Ike. TitE commisgeuviries "OicrtrALLitic HIS ht.i.nrsrri iturr, & hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 16th instant, they will be ready tore: eetve Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Three Huai dyed Tons of IRON BUTT HOOPS, and for Two Hundred Tons of IRON VAT HOOPS, the. former to be delivered in eight weeks, and the latter in six weeks, by weekly proportions, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; anti to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will le had to dog Tender in which the price shall not de I inserted in words at length, or that shall not he &livered to the Board Wore One o'Cloch on the said Tuesday the 16th instant, nor sakes the Person who males the Ten&r, or sane Person on his May, at ends, to answer when called for. 1494 NSURANCE VONKPANY: l _ FIRE—MINUFELES-rLIFE. PERSONS of re r spectability desirous or becoming Aients for this Company (which offers to the Insurer the PAlraSkor of Rigor, in of Fire and large Atonements in the Premium)are requeste d to make ' early application, apeaylog their names, residence, and business, and the names of the places for width jig' vtiels to be appointed: August as, 1806. WM , BEETHAM, Sec. : • • •.• •1•„,*. • • BY ORDER 01? THE C 5. 0 ......4 11551M1ERS FOR DANISH . PRIZE OR SALE, On i - Adlittit !6,1908; by Twelve at the Londoi; Tavern;• Foxhole-street, PitEgOorl Ketch D4E,K.EISEISIDE TOBIAS.. No. 61, L. IL Dpcvst,, late Mistier. • .. Deialsed by the Lon** CocntAnr privite ship of War," sle* demsed to the Crown, and now lying is Carwiter. !•:_ • • . Length on Deck .• 66 Feet 6 Inches. Breadth above 42 11 Depth in HAI • ••• .to 71 .4. Admeaserea _ ; 162 57-94 Tone With all her Masts, Yards; StelVlAlti; ind Rigging, as thet 6141 For Inventories and further Paiticulars, apply to : ~::3 • Mn WF.LSFORD, Merchant • One of the Agents for DhIIMIP.rO;2II4/ Plytneuth, Angtist 1, 1608. - . .• . r.. • ,: GOLDBRiS GREEN, NEAR HENDON i•••THRIIIIctIg SiELABLE VILLAS, AND; LAND. • - To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, ' - At Garraway t a.Coffeteasiase, Change-Alley, do.Ttie‘ day, the 30th instant, at *fweive o'Clock; in th r e e L ots , A. VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising three compact and neatly finished Was very desirably situate at Gold er ' s G reen, near Hendon , commodiously planned, and handsom e ly fi tte d u p W i th folding doors, &c. The domestic Offizes to each are convenient and appropriate, with Yards, Coach-houtes, St a bl es , B arn , and other Out-buil dings; Gardens fuUy stocked ind cropped, and planted with wall and standard Fruit-trees in full bearing, and about sixteen Acres of litilddlaw Load (which will be apportioned to the Lots), amply Siefilliiiillitheseellent water. Arlltliidist of S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell -street, Bloomsbury aR alsrfiltdesia' Golder's Green; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick,- litsegpetilddla:square ; of-whom Tickets forviewing i b had. eo" •nstuatintoptc ANNurry Igg•rrrirrioN, PALL MALL. 'PIE Subscribers are reipe c tb l lly i n f orme d, t h e attSows of their Shares mar be had by applying at the Office, No. 109; Pall49rall. k. F.:THOMPSON, •Solicltor and Manager. bad 2$ days preceding the sale ag a l Kepi, St. Neon!: kinitain, Mat White Lion, Kimholton ; 'I Oboes On ; White Mitt, 'llarfpston; an. 100, Psll-Mall. August 15, 1605. • • • SUltliEY. lb, 6E44WD FREVA'FR: -• I : HOUSE; ivith K offices, Coack,Efolsoe, Stable, & c. and upsvatils *e Hnttdred'arall Tail A&a of Lade, the property o f the late' r4iii TUUltl f rlft. " Further Particnlars may be lumeim on applliatidi at Mt hares' Office, •5, • New 13oswell-Colirt, Lincoln's LOstdon where a Plan of the Estate may beseea. - N. B. To be vjewed by-Tickets only. AM, MrDDLESEX. RiStDENCE, Wrni omen, S, GARDENS, AND LANDS, SSEASION. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Aug. 12, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCI'ING HIS MAJESTY". TRANSPORT SERVICE, far 10144 Care ISICK mad WOUNDED SEAMEN, etaelfer the Care sad coslody .f PRISONERS . of WAR, do hawks give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, en Thursday the Bth of September, so receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per sons as may be willing to Contract for the Services under mentioned, vie. For Victualling Prisoners of War in Health, at Plymouth, for Six Months, from the 28th October nut; For Victualling Prisoners of War In Health, at Chatham, from the ist October next, for Sx Months. TO THE FACULTY. r rO BE DISPOSED OF, in a large Manufacturing Town, and the Neighbourhood extrarnely pagelloos, the Business of a Surgeon apd Apothecary.—For particOsni address A. B. (post paid) to be left a Messri. Knot said Lloydi; Printers, Birrninghatn.—lmmediate possession will he &®t. . • . • RUTLANMPIIRE. • • . atuompt FARM and'LANDS,lithe-free, near STAMFOW and UPPINGHAM, with immediate Posies!)Joh. •ay Mr. ROBINS, it Oarrastay's etiifee*eine, Thatige , alley, • CernWil, en Tuesday, siusAllalsigusi, at Twelve &Clock, in Tarldiriss. I • -.1 'teas . . LAIi. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES uld • L1A44•11. redeemed ; asniprisihg a with BarasyStabies, and Outbuildints, Tat*, Garden, atilt of SIS Aeree-of rich Meadow, Pasture and • Arable Land, lying nearly compam s end in a good state of cultira. don, situate at Ketton, in the cotouroftßauland, and a short db. duce from the capital Market towns of Stanford andUppinghans, and about 90 milts from London. Possession may be lad ac Mi claelmas nett. PRIVATE CONTRACT, - . TU., TUCHIN and lORILEST and very Desirable E itEt. F, with excellent ttached and i, - , and Court-yard, Coach-house, s.i. - itient Out-bedblings,Pitasuie Grilling" L ri rift:ably laid out, productive GaAiell uit-trees, liot-bouse, Green-bause,a s about six Acres and a half. • NET RENT of ted.l3 per Antottn,unextleptionahly well wore& payable out of an Estate near London. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, Change-Alley, Cornhill, en 'Tues. , day the - 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, NET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT of TWO HUNDRED •and THIRTY-THREE POUNDS for eighteen years, unexceptionably well secured, and payable out of an estate within a few miles of London. Particplars at Garraway's; and at• Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden -square. • ... . easehold Meadow and Pasture I.ard 14 years., • • reiair and order, fit for iminecliato L, which may be had of Messrs. Skin- Tee, Altlersgate-strect. Na Tinder will 4e receive 1 after one Veloci on the day of treaty, nor may noticed, unless the lady, or as feet for him, tereomally attend.— loch Tender nowt lie memorepanied by aotetterfroser two rectectable Per.. aou eng.Tisg b knee load with the - Permo. tomderimg, is the Sum y 1.2,000 . fir at are performance 4 . the Contrack Farther pariicmlare may he Anonym Ay applyims at thin OjEse, or to She efgenti for Pr-honer: of War, at Plynronth, and Chatham. Lot. 2. A Copyhold Estate; comprising an inclosure of rich Arable Land, called The Holmes, cnntatntYfg 14A. 2R. tithe-free, and Land-tax redeemed.-;-- ! —Tbeie Lands form very eligible pro perty for investing motley, or occupation. May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Jackson and Judd, So- Acitors, Stainfot'd ; Mr. Allen, at Kettots ; of whom partkOlars may be bad P • and at tJte White Hart, Xenon ; P o st H orse , at Newark ; Rein Deer, Lincoln ; George Stampford, Wansford bridge; Mr. Holmes, Alconbury-bill ; tke inns at Oakioth, Up ',lngham Rutland, linntlnghon, and Bugd e n ; A nge l, S t il ton - ; Black Bull, Ware; nt Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins Warwick. street, Goldeu-square, where aplan oe the Bet de ini4 14e4e3e.e. ANT MCOVERY. le Public .must always derive ed professional men directing almost one specks of malady, was never more by the unexaMpled success which has of their new remedy, and the elorklr ed. For a long series of years, Messrs. formerly in his Majesty's serviceahave the particular object of their invest'. tbscurcred amedicinesuperior to t eon plaint; it is sufficient to observe y are dianktrically opposite to those ompletely eradicates every vestige of • med stages, yet it dots not in the kait o the contrary, it enovates the system , promotes appetite, and facilitates di ducing a strong and vig'•rous constitu ' n that mercury does, it not only pre its primitive state, but restores a weak atural strength and vigour. Neiniber. • t record of the superior efficacy of this speciF.c virtues acting as a perpetual ty, whither proceeding from an excess re, or from the more insidious, though gence of incautious youth of both sexes it, Amidst the melancholy variety of sequence of this solitary vice, there are hat distressing state of debility and de r embitters the matrimonial state ; the eec his misfortune; ashamed to seek re such a state of weakness as to render persons it must be a eons :fug refire may now, by a new infallible mode of that greatzst of all human blessings, a s constitution. WIMBLEDON COMMON:—ELIGIBLE COTTAGE. 'TO be LETT, completely furnished, a desirable -I- COTTAGE RESIDENCE, planned for the accommoda tion of a Family; Lawn, Pleasure Ground, and GaMen, Coach House, ash three Stables; the whole finished and furnished In a peculiar neat style, and fit for inunediate reception.. '• •• • Particulars of Air. Robins, Warwick-street, Goidetwsquies. SUDBURY, MIDDLESEX._.., ELIGIBLE MEADOW LAND, a fine consMilaidini Skuadan for Building. ' ' • TO BE SOLD BY AucnoN, . , By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house,. 'Change-alley, Gambill, en Tuesday, the Seth August, WO lisvCiock, • A FREEHOLD Rich MEADOW, e -st fine and elevated situation containing about Fiv• Acres, dluate at Sudbury, a short distanee•from 'the turnpike road, and within one mile et Harrow; a moil enchanting. and cheerful spot for erecting a Villa, commanding extensive views t ici all directions,, and only 9 miles - from London. May be viewed by applying CO /aft. Iran* satin Prendasis, of whom particulars may be "bad White Obese, Weybridge ;, 'Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Main. *Poster, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway'tl. and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-squar.., , t. antra l,.` FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,- IPAIOAS and L• sit • Within FIFTEEN MILES of LI2ND6N, *tits!, • 0 10 i: •• of SURREY and KENT. . By Mr. ROMS', 1 a 7 3 1 .'"'" Garraway% Caffee-house Thange.alley, Cortildllgleglseg. day, the SW:instant infix Lots, A VALUABLE FREtri oLD ESTATE, nai sisting of an elegant modern Brick built RESIDENCE, planned for the accommodation of a Patnily, with excellent de tached Offices seated on an elevated lawn, planted with th r i v i ng Shrubs and F orest Trees, commanding distant prospects of tie rich and beautiful surrounding Country ; with Goach-bsese, Brt se-house, and other useful Offices, excellent Garden, well stocked and cropped, pleasantly dtuatedln a Paddock, surround ' ed by sundry inclasuresof Meadoiv, Arable, Aware, and Wood Land, containing hearty four hundred scree, with a commodious and substantial Farm lions°, large Barsis, Granary, Stables, Cait Lodges, Sheds, and warns Farm-yard. Two Cottages are Awed at an extremity of the time, which is a: fine healthy situates, abautilve miles from Croydon, Burnley, and Westham, in the counties of Surrey and Kent, a destrableand Improveableproperty. To be viewed by *Acta. Particulars on the Premises ;at the Old Ship, 'Brighton ; Stir, Lewes ; White Hart, Gedstone ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; White Hart, Guildford; Red Lion, Dorking ; King's Head, Epsom ; White Hart, Reigate ; Cock, Sutton ;of Messrs. Loddington and Hall, Temple ; at Gar- • raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warerick-street, Golden-s q u ar e, where tickets may be had, and a plan of the Estate seen. HEREFORDSHIRE. . • - To be LET. acid entered upon Immediately, LL that new-built MESSUAGE or DWEL LING HOUSE, consisting of a Vestibule, two Parlours, eight gotid add -towns, twe'Xitchens, Cellar, Brew-house, Pantry, St4ble and Garden, with or without four or five Acres of Pasture Land, situate at Netherton, within a nule of the Town of Ross and a quarter of a mile from the River Wye. The Premises lie in a remarkable flue 'picturesque country, spoundlog with Game and Fish. For further particalars, apply to Wm. Hooper, Attorney, Ross, if by letter, post paid. GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. MS'TOCKDALE respectfully informs the IVA. Public, that he shall in a few days publisli en Nine Large Sheets, A GENERAL MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL I by E. MINFELLE and G. P. CHANLAIRE. Also, LOPEZ's MAP of BRAIN and PORTUGAL, on fonr Sheets - and the same reduced on one large Sheet; both of which axwgratly im pro,-ed from the most recent surveys. Piccadilly, August 15, 1808. deficiency, from whatever cause arising, s of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie ‘.ll by patients of tither sex wick the our, at their house, No. 07,• Hatton le country, describing the particulars of cr post paid, enclosing' a Dank note, will cii.e and advice sent 'to any pan of the Nn in-, REk:f, LONDON. arm you, that ever since the year red with the I.ue, Veuerea ; which, fruits •.ry course of medicine prescribed by the Ity here, and uedtirging several severe twice discharged frontshe. Hospital, with - to be of the must invetaate nature. Is my disorder had got to such st head, as my existence. 1 tad a large &leer on t'ae n each arm, and my legs were broken r ; my right was dreadfully painful, and ceration for the last seven years; my lett it, was very much discoloured, and gave in, particularly when warns in beg, as rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 was re lompson, (who received in great i cure your Leake's Patent Pills, whiebil began in the course of a fortnight I began , ti • i lit i l l i i 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 11 1 11 l a . mo i t i t a th fu.. t r he t. - h u c ic so en n res u oit n tu rr y ng, however, considerable discolours • ' in the hone of the left, which, by the ttle longer perseverance iu your invalua the nudes dispersing, the skin regainipg octurnal pains gradually going off—l Atli advice and medicine, perfectly free froth' have recovered my former spirits arta e jolly and fat, in which statehaving con the aitonishment of all who knew me, I a to express my gratitude, but beg yo u, &ring mortals, to nuke this my Cabe as hall 041 every occasion—in so doing Tod' your gratelul obedient very humble see ' ALEX. MURK.E .A. trect, Edinlaurgh. oove bun:, New Poultry-market, Edinburgh. isenibly Close, Edinburgh. oy the sok Proprietor, 'flioroas Taylor;' !college of Surgeons in London, atlas house t eet ; where, after a constant residence d In a practice particularly directed to the op:aints, and those incidental to the with that inviolable secrecy which Ifle id always observe in sucb cases, he Opt. e and assistance he grltuitously adesid, this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a die' dvantage seldom attained and void of ill E t y his appointment , at the Perfumer's, No. Pall Mall ; the toy-shop, No. 103,-ox rough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly op and by one person in every consi derable n boxes only 2s. 9d. each, sealed. up with s, w hertby persons of tither se = ma), Care. d secrecy. in Great Britain is sealed up with astaniP. he Commissioners, is printed,at th e Sta m p. .9, New Bu dge-street—toimimte which are eounti rfeit. LONDON BaIDGE 'TO4vibitlttihr• - - 40 minutes after • 14 minute after , 7 ama Pahtithed by LEVEL KER'r, of Cul tbeth, at the ST mt-Orries, No. 1, Catey ilao at tla• 4&-Oi Tan* Bar. To the Right Worshipful the PRESIDENT, and to the Right Worshipful and Worshipful the TREASURER and GO VERNORS of CHRIS 's HOSPITAL. GENTLEMEN, BEG to acquaint you, that the Day of Election a of a Solicitor to Christ's Hospital, Is fixed for the 26th day of this Instant August. The Funeral of my late Father cannot take place till Tuesday 'text the 16th instant, and it will not therefore be in my power, without an inexcusable violation of decency and propriety, to have the honour of personally soliciting your Vote and Interest till within ten days of the day of Election. In the peculiar situation, therefore, in which I stand, you will possibly allow this only means which is left me of requesting your support, to have more weight than a written application is usually entitled to. You are already possessed of the ground upon which I rest my pretensions: The length of time for which my late Fa tiler has exerted himself, with the most ansions fidelity, in your service, and the pride he took in the success that his zealous en. deavours bad met with, knov.ing (as you also know) that not one Concern of your Hospital was, during his Solicitorship, brought to an unsuccessful issue, encourage me, who have been brought tip under him, been so many years with him, continually obtain ing, from his experience, an incrrasing knowledge of the tights and interestsof your Hospital, to hope that you will not with draw the Concerns of your institution from the person whom he gratiSA himself by looking forward to as his successor, with all his connections.-1 have the honour to•be, with respect, Gentlemen, your most obedient servant, ; • JOSEPH MAIMRIAILTs GRAND MAP OF EUROPE. This day wa3 published, on Nine large Sheets, Price 31. 13s. 6d. or on Canvas and Rollers, Si. ISs. 438.. A MAP OF EUROPE, compiled fr om-the-most ifteisfitTtyll of the French, Austrian, Ituadini and Spanish Geographers. - Printed'for John Storkdale, Piccadilly. The above Map is the largest :sod. most correct that hag ever yet been published. Dimensione-460eti feet high, by sevetr feet eight inches wide. Zedford-Row, August 13, EDUCATION. • I I'HE SEMINARY of the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A.M. for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-row, Isling ton, opened on Monday the Ist of August.—Forty Guineas per Annum—No Entrance. These terms include Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Merchant-Accounts, Latin, Greek, Geography, His tory, the Use of the Glohei, and Mathematics.—Mr. EVANS, during the Midsummer Recess, has been at considerable earpenoe, jn enlargiag the Play Ground, and making other improvements conducive to the health and enjoyn.a,:t of his References snay be made to Dr. Abraham Rees, King's Road; Messrs. Titford and Coates, Union-street, Spital-fields ; Messy.. 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NEW UNIVRSAL GAZETTEER; or, • -1. Gt.OOAPHICAL 1D1C239NA117 : C . • a Description tif alf-thettnpirei,lClfigtionss, States, ha cos, Cities, Towns, Axle, bests, Hatisours„Rieera, Lakea, Mituntains, ant Capes, in the knowli World; with the Qov•••••l . ,Cttstoms Matmers, • and Religion of the Inhabititts ; the erit, Boundaries, and Satufal PloducdPils of elo Cottony; the Pratt, Manufacsitries, and Curiosities, of the glue,' aad Towps, collected front the Pest Autilerl ; their Lotig4tude, Latirtide, Bearings, attA 'Nemo, . fro m the hest y*4 most alitliensiciiirzts. By the Rev. CLEMENT cairrwxl4,.; ~,..;: h ' London : Piloted for Longman , Hurst,' Rees - , atkoi Orem', ternosteneaw; aqf Casten and Davies, Streit& , , •- • ' .- 1 •••:•/ ' ll . , a,* The very favourable reception of the first aditlasib4lis ders it necessary,fot the Author to capress his gatitude. 4 l:4 c areful aid minute be has corrected malty- 'earb itbß Oa*" of !lore thafr ThaglT Timiland evitice his desire of rendeligi the erupt Editigill•firrult ie l • 4 • • WILTS.—FREEHdLtrMOUSES, COLLINGBOURNE, KlNGSTON,bstireen Andover, Hungerford,said Marlborough. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oariiivies Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Comb'll, London, 1 ma Tuesday, the 90th eLA ugust, at 12 o'Clock, in:two lots, Lori rrHEVIITYeIigibIeFIt.gEHOLD ESTATES, land-tax redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed • manor of Collingbourne,Valcnce, and Branton Howe, a desirable , family maosion,statedent lawn surroundodby thriving planta- tions, with garden, orchard; yard, b arns , ata ble s , an d outb uildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable', and wood land, all lying compact, in a good state id' cultivation, iiiii•in fine healthy part of the country, eorrunanding rich and extensive ' slows overa rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports situate in the .pariah,and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and within a quarter of a mile of the church. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold state adjoinining Lot 1. called Heath Farm, land-tax reileemud, anti Gammon's Corner, situate In thepanisbos of ColEngboulbe Kingston, and Chute, with a farmhouse, yards, garden, orukacd,-bartu, stables, and. outtsidid lags and upwards of 171 acres of meadow, p asture , and wood -land, all in good caltiration, and lying compact. An Aet is tainod forlacinsing the parish of Chute, which will add a consi derable quantity of land to this lot. These Estates are very eligible property for investing money, or for occupation, are within two miles of Evesk:y, trine, freak Hungerford, ten frini Marlborough, twelve from Andover, six:. teen from Salitibury, and seventy from hoodoo. • ' May be viewed by applicari, n op the premises, where paaaca tars may be had ; at the Star and Garter, Andover ; Swan, Hune gerferil; Cattle and Marlbcirotigh Arum, Marlborough; Whit. Hart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Everley.qnd Amesbury ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Liun, Bath ; Binds Bristol ; Black Bear, De vizes; White Hart, Chippenhatu; at Oarrawirs ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeorquars, where 'plan of the estates may be sera. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, MANORS, and ESTATES in SOMERSETSHIRE, eight miles froth Bristol, twelve from Welts; fifteen from Bath, an.i within a Quarterof a Mile of the Turnpike Road from Bristol to Easter. TO $E SOLI) BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffeo-kome, Cornhilt, London, on Tuesday, the 30th August, at one o'clock, A• VALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY . _DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Minor- si r reputed Manors, of BUTCOMBE and WITCO/VIBE THRAIWELL, with the' capital Mansion House •of BUT. COMBE COUNT, in complete repair, and fit for the immediate residence of a 1141 and genteel Family ; with good and conve nient Out-houses, Stables, Coach-houses, extensive Wailed Gar dens, Hot-house 4 Pleasure-grotuld,and Lawn,aroundthe Hotfses containing by estimation seventy acres. Together with a very goo 4 and anatarothie Parris Hulse onthe Estate.; to which to at . _ iached an excellent Farnsi'4l - as With plenty of Water, and every eonvenienee arid necessaty 'Out-building f and upwards of One Hundred and Fifty-threeieres of Meadow, .1) nature, and-Arable" Land. Together also-with the Adrowson and Next Presentation .of the Parish Chilrch' of Btitcombe,' comprising the Great and small Tithes, free front dodos', at CoMposision, , wiich, with about 52 acres of Glebe Lead. ;reef Abe "early value of 900. sad upwards. The present Theuntbent alieut,66 years of age. Via Mansion House amitotic!? parts of the Estate bavt lately undergone consiOeseble improvement. The premises adjoin each other are situated the severil'Parishes bf Butcombe, Ilagdon, ti/as npnet,,andase4.l..as&Tost G sideented.. 'The neigisliour 'hoed is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is in a fine sporting Country. iheParticulars on the piessises, so , Tweciayewul Fridays, when Home may. be seen ;And condiekrseksatx at the irincird nns at Bath Bristol, Weill, trik.vater, Taunibn, and Exeter of Ms. hanghpritolite2 Nista% se. - viblßisapollestine fc any further information may be made (free of postage); and Psta, Robins, Warwick-stress, guider/piques - a, Landau. - ~~ ~~~ ._. aia:~_ • am MANCH/J.4ND BSTahTE OF DItEWTON, EAST RIDING . OF YDBICSHIRE. • • - TO BE SOLD ay pcg . c-t. _ L k CAPITAL FM 0 ES ATP, situp* at. Drewton, in MORS& of the County of York, comprising every good Menelmrliense, Nflth a garden Well wall ed and stocked with fruit-trees, batwi stables, granaries, • and number of useful asd convenient anthaddings, and the Manor or Lordshipof DreTton, with 470 acres of land, or thereabouts. The above Estate is tythe:free of corn, bay, wool, andltunii, but .object to a stray for 28 sheep froin*May-day to Michakimam Drewton is situate in aloe Vetting Country, and good 'neigh bourhood, near to the towns efffidl,.Bevertey, Cave and 'Wier ton, the roads to which are very good. Four or five thousand pounds may, if agreeable to the purchaser, remain on security of the premises. Mr. Thomas Purton the tenant will thew the premises, and further partioalarsmay be known on application to Mr. Samuel Hall, of Beverley. Yerksbire, Attorney at Law ; to Mr: Jeilta Hall, near Beverley; or to Mr, John Harrison the owner, Great Yorkshire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, r. ATI'REE, At the Old Ship Tavern, iq Brightbehltaton, on Thursday, the 8!0 day ofAngttst, 18p8, at Twelve o'Clock, sevei-41 . MESS tJAG ES, and Sit Shops, situate in Cattle,square, Ip 4Alatkeldtstan, in the several ens, and aecatinittb•did'' erpl Lots, hereunder-m=- 00dd; bis.• • * . • / tz; e tc . *: 3 Lot 1. A piece of . Glob* *Hoag Castle-square, containing In front, from East to Ai e pbblififees inches, and front North to South, on the east side, 33:feet 9 inches, and on the wen side; 92 feet 2 inches (little more or fens) together with the shop, an d other Buildings en the same, now in the oimbrettiliari of Mr.-Isio- , lams, Hiked, and Mr. Shee, Draper and TaOolt. Lot I, A Piece of Ground, fronting Casep t at e , e nninudo• in front; from East to West 14 feet 6 inchey snd from Ntlrlitea. South, on the east Ode, 32 feet 2 inc and oh the west 31 feet 4 inches, (little more or less) t 'with the glpopt* other Buildings tin tit* Mom, OM hi of Mr; Shee t and Mrs / ghapaaan,* Frailties*. , —•••••••i , t• Lott, A Piece of Ground, framing Castle-entlare, attaining: in front front East to West, 18 feet 6 Makes, and,filim North to. South, oh thi eab side, 31 feet 4 inehei r and on the west aide, 28 het S inches, (little entire ot lees) together with the Shkp, and other Buildings thereon, now in the occupstleit Of MAL Chap man, Frniterees, and others. • Lot 4. A Piece of Ormink fronting CastioeqUare, contaipies, in front front East to Wbst, i 9 feet, and horn North to,Scrust nn the raft' side 2d feet' 9 istiffies; . and en the west side, k 4 eit :0 incloss,.(iittit more or lese)Atogether with the Shalt, and'Orltdr . Bnildingp...thereeo, nowin illf , occupation of Mr. Howell lite& makes, and Mr. Pitt, Cippoirr. SIE. the 5: A Piece of ykOohd , fronting untie stinare L An4, thd put oft North - street add part Ot F ist- street, l eautainfigifrons East to: West, 19(00)6 lathes, and hem North' to Stunt/,f:4 thil)eadtlidia 2 .4de 8 Melees, and On the west :23 feet 11 inches, (little more. ot, lees) together with the Mes-.: suage er Teneriem,'Shop, arid other Buildings thereon, nnw,4l, the ecenpation of Mr. Pitt, Chemist, and Mr. Ruaton,Sadler, it may hirlytife asesidered, in point of trade, that no other Brighthelmston tan be otinpared " *premises now offered for sale, finina.• ventral uoion with the Steicie, and them?, - istentf>fortE Streets of the Town, and tint' net , -- yearelteen offered a - trade. A. of 5 Does, Mil _ .:.cJelii Ith part-of the Town BrOthelmston tan be otimpared wkW tlfix ad eligibility of aituatkin,of the Premises now tiered for sale, linen. their contiguity to, add ientral union with the Steine, and thosc ay very public plates; the' Eat etitt,N'oftS Streets of the Town, and ch that e io pate-hate, theaellas' net for many yearilfeen off ere d a more phu ink °,o9rlunity to alittipeculator or man of trade. ir- The,F4tatea are Copyho3 of lahenitaace, of. Abe m anor o f Ins . jElrighthelinsec'on, subect to Fine, tyriot, asal ,cpseoFaary Dues , and Win* sold sub ject to a „thaw, vfbkh . eapire tbe 13t1: *n Mikehldlll3. A 'eta Of the Rent' of '4i, GUineis, now paid rd 'or the whole of the oral beepplolllanied to the Purchaser r ; pcstach 1,,04,. bet the Preoziees or* let to Unsiertnoants, for ' nialaug ioher the sat of £212 ist, per Annum. of purtbiltpart~if ddyyb oven ' Xn ft Aws Office a Mom% Brooker and Colbatch, IPricices=plaet, BeS Amitbs. GENTLEMAN'S COTTAGE, SOUT HAMPTON, rOidIiLETELY FURNISHED, to te soLp %-. 4 or LET on Lease, With its Grosuids close to the Southamp ton Water, with beautiful views.--Apply post void) to site Prin ters of the Salisbury Journal. WOODFORD, -ESSEX. TO be LETT, Ceasely Furnished, a comma dims detached FAMILY HOUSE, situate at Wcrodfoed, with excellent Gardens fully stocked and cropped, Coach House, Stablt—, &c.—To be viewed by tickets. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. SECRET HISTORY OF CRIBiI, CON. This day was published,. By Thomas Tegg, opposite Bow Church, Cheapside, 'TWO New Popular and Laughable Caricatures, engraved by Rowlantlson, from Dra w ings by Woodward, price only 2s. the PAIR, equal to any published at four times that price. THE SECRET HISTORY OF CRIM. CON. Engraviad on two large Plates, forming one of the the beet Caricatures wet published. N. B. T. Ten keeps the largest, best. and cheapest Assortment In die World ! A CAPITAL SOURCE QF EVENING AMUSEMENTS. WOODWARD's CARICATURE MAGAZINE. • This day was published, 1^ In super-royal folio, containing them capital Characteristic Cari cature Prints, from original Drawings, to be continued regu larly every fortnight, price 2s: NUMBER I. of THE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, HIT DLRRABTIC MIRROR; being • most capital Collection of original Characteristic Prints. , . • • By G. M. WOODWARD, Esq. Author of Excursinns in England and Wales; Progressof s Cor rupt Senator ; and Illustrations of the Miseries of Human Life. " Quid rides ? mutate nornine de to - " Fabtfts narratur."—Horice, Sat. 1. The .Fifteen Numbers already published eif.ddi popular and entertaining Work, contain thirty-one Caricature Prints, which, for genuine humour and wit, in the true spirit of Ho garth, bid fair to equal, if not surpass, any track of the kind hitherto published. • - Published regularly every fortnight, by Thomas Tegg i rci. 111, Chcapside, and may be had of all Bonksailin and Disks! In the Kingdom. PINNER HILL, MIDDLESEX. ELiGIBLE and BP.AUTIFUL SPOT for BUILDING, i IS mites from London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, $ Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, the 30th August, at Twelve **Clock, in Oae I.ot, A FREEHOLD ETATE, situate on the South .l.l- side of Pinner-hill, comprising upwards of Forty-four Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, on which are many thousand fine thriving young oaks, and some timber, forming a most desirable situation for building, commanding rich and extensive views of the country. Land-tax on part redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kelsey, Harrowcald Lodge, near Pinner, of whom particulars may b e h a d ; Whi te H urst , Uxbridge; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Mews. roster, Cooke, and F.-ere,, Lincoln's Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-N(llre. 1