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__- E 7'2 60 _ -TON SOCIETY AMONGST S. • TO.NIORROW, the 13th of June, two Sermons 11e prea: - . 1 -1 for the Benefit of _the above institution, i• the morning at the Parish Church of St. Lawronce Jewry, z.s•rees, Chrapside, by the Rev. THOMAS SCOT I', M.A. ter o f Aston Sandford; and that in the evening at the Jews ' np.l, Cluirch-street, Spital Field, by the Rev. HENRY ..'t 'ER, D. D. late of St. F.whpjpd's Hall, Oxford ; when - Ai Jews w.l be baptized at both places. And on Thursday 14, •of 1:.• !:!t• Anniversary Dinner of the Friends of the 'au %%:,1 Sc had at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishops- Vice-Presilents ir nig:. Earl of Crawford William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. a.: I ! t.l•ay Ebenezer filaitiand, Esq. Earl of Egmont John Louis Goldsmid, Esq. Hon. Lord Cal*prpe MatthcW Wood, Esq. and Ald. Stewards : Hon. Earl of Crawford William Harding, Esq. ! L'nd.cy Edward I.onsley, Esq. r I.ord Eardley James Balser, Esq. • C•oldsmid, Esq. John Thomas, Esq. 1 1.; Stidder, Esq. COll Ogle George Thomas King, Esq. t i 1 Laytord, Esq. John Living, Esq. r. -nods chatteris, Esq. Thomas Burn, Esq. 4th-sr Boyd, Esq.. William Corston, Esq. 'ace% Esq. Tpruer, Esq. H we ty,h, Esq. Tickets itts. to be had of the Stewards; at the City of LondOn Tar re: ; at thg, Jews Chapel ; at Mr. Fox's, No. 27, Argyle- stmt ; at Mr. Brown's, No. 24, Pali-mall. CLERIC OF 'THE PEACE's OFFICE, LANCASH:RE. May :SO, 1810. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual General hesslon of the Peace for the County Palatine of Lancuter, will be held at the Court House, in Preston, in and for the said County, on Thursday, the !mil day of June next ensuing, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ; at which a Governor or Gaoler, Chap lain and Surgeon, for the House of Correction, at Preston, will be chosen and appointed; and all other business, which gererally relates to the County at large, will he then and there transacted. E. GOKSH, Deputy Clerk of the Paace. This day was publiikA, in Svo. prier Os. bound, n JUNI! JUVENALIS etA.PERSII FLACCI A- , • SATIRJE, Interpretat:one ac Notis, tUtioravit Looovicus PIATIMII, Rhetoric= Professor Emeritus, jussu Christlanissing Regis in usum Serenissimi Delphtni. Londint: Impensis F. C. et J. Rivington, R. Bildwin, J. Richardson, G. Ottridge et kill, Wilkie et Robinson, J. Wal ker.G. Luwndes, R. Lea, J. Nunn, Longman, Rees, Nur'', et Orme, Cadell et Davis, Pote cc WiJhams, Laskington, Allen, et Socioruin, J. Mawman, S. Law, seateherd et Letterman, nee non Sherwood, Neel'', et Jones. ORDWANCS OFMCI, ✓m,e I, Isto. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- That Propsals will he received at their 015ce in PaII-Mall, on or before 1 riti.Ly the 15th June install:, from such Persons as may b? willing to undertake the supply of r 'reign Timber anti Deals for service of this Dtpa.-tment, for a pettod of one year, baN Ist July next. The Particulars of the Contract : and a Se-edule of the Timber and Deals, may he obtained at the Se-tetary's Office, in Pala.ie Yard aforesaid, atl• day between the hours of ten and lour o'clock, where the Proposals rum lo lie• Ted, staled a aria op dorsed, i• Propo-414 for Fot rign *I :mher mad Deals" but no Pro• posal can be admitted after the said I.:th i.:stant, at twelve o'clock at :;oon of the same day, neither will asly '1•-•:nier be noticed unless thy party making it, or an agent in his b, half at a I attend. • By co aer of the Board. 7?. 1 7 CREW, Secresery. SUFFOI.K AND NDRFOI.K. WANTED to PURCHASE, in either Suffolk or Norfolk, a Freehold Estate, of the value of 50 or 4:60,000111 to consist of a Mamion House, Pleasure Grounds, Manors, and adjacent Lands. Applications, either personal, or by letter (post paid) to 1. W. Caley, Esq. No. 12, Holborn Court, Gray's inn, Loiwuu, will receive immediate attention. This day was published, elegantly printed by 8i110w..., on a super fine viper in 2 vols. cost rivo. price in boards is. ESSAYS and other occasional CO'IPOSIT lONS, chiefly reprinted. By the Rev. R. NARL3, Archieacon of Stafford, &v. &c. Printed for P. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, Paul's Church yard ; sold also by the Booksellers in Reading &c. • Of whom may be had, by the .ante Author, 1. Sermons rossehed before the Honourable Sckietr of Lin coln's Inn. In Tvbl. tivo. price 7s. 2. Twelve Sermons on the Prophecies, preached at Bishop Warburton's Lecture, from 1600 to 1804. In 1 volume tivo. price 7s. rid. TO JOURNEYMEN CORK CUTTERS. • WANTED, eight or ten Journe,rmen Cork Cutters to whom the full London Wages and constant employ. meat will be given.—Appiy to hie3srs. J. and S. Powell, No. 89, Redcliff-strect, Bristol. Each M.n will be allowed One Gu:neo for travelling expellers. TIM "SPORt CIFIll;E, Jog: 7, 1810. THE' COALWiSSIONSPS fir CONDUCTING MIS itf.l.LesTrr TR A 211 PO ier S S.RVIGE, 1:r Wise: Care of Slf:IC and If - 0(1.1•1)EI)SE.4 MEN, aid fp- Mt CJII? awl Coady of PRISONERS tf WAR, do kereky give Mike, BY PERMISSION OF IHE COMMANDER-INaCHIEF. This day was publisLed, In one large Volume Octavo, Illustrated with 35 Plates, price One Guinea, THE TACTICAL REGULATOR. By JOHN RUSSELL, Li• utenant and Adjutant Nottingham Staff, Author of the Drill, &c. Printed for the Author, and sold by Stocltdee, junior, No. 41, When: may be bad, in 1 large vol. royal Rvo, price One Guinea, A C.'omplete Treatise on Farriery, particularly as applicable to Military Horses. By J. Ferou, Veterinary Surgeon, 151 Light Drazoons. This (lay was published, price Ss. ALETTER ADDRESSED to the Right Hon. LORD GRENV.I.LE.—By.A Bun ON. London : Printed for Vern r, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; J. M. Richardson, Cornhill; Hatchard, Piccadilly; J. Iselunday, -Oittord; and J. Deiglicon, Cambridge. The. they will be ready at this Ogee, on Tuesday, the 34 of Inly, isio, to receive staled Tenders, and -reat wit!? such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Primness of War in Sickness, at ----- rrilE HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING is Ana 1 for TU haiJAY the fah of SEPTEMBER next: vrawa.tns. Cr.lon , l F..r.cr, M. P. The Hon. andßev. Mr. Rumour Colooel MA fiIIZWA. The Rev. Dr. NAPLZTON. 6A:4:IIEL PLPLOL, Esq. The Rev. Mr. Guam). Prineipal•Performers: Mr, DICKONS, Mrs VAUGHAN; Miss MELVILLE, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, V.4(3 Mr. BARTLEMAN. _ _ _ This day were published, in 3 volt Bvo. price 275. . . . . or larg- r aper, 365. boards, 1 71-1- E SPEECHES of the Honourable THOMAS 1. ERSKINE (now LORD ERSKINE 4 when at the BAR, on subjects connected wish the Liberty of the Press, Reform in Parliament, atid against Constructive Treason. .... No Tender will le received after one Wise& on the ill of treeey,`aor any noticed, antes: the arty, or as egantfor hint, personalls attend. 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" • - , v• - • \' o •IP 01 ... , ~, 4 1 : ' - 0 .. • • , f ) r ielftr - • . , . . ...• ' A . / f(—(er' ' t S . ' • ..---- ‘• ( 0 11 ) all vN. , • ( 41 ii 4 , .... • • . ----.__,,.._. . k ..--t.. •.) rt; . • 1 c...............f.L r il l ES lj :I‘ . • JUNE 12, 1810 [PRICE SUPERS:M.4I . kt. . 1 ......--- t -- sublished. in No. price M. hafts.., ', leas l i 1 'NA LIS et A. PERSIL PLACA-- `HE vi la Yahoo. ac Nods, ithistravit Loponcus A nErr a , ORDNANCE, sis Merits ow mace, 1 "issor Emeritus, jussu Christianissimi 'telpleni. That Propeals will be received at their Odes in Pall et J. ltivhigton, R. Baldwin_ L J. or before Friday the 15th limp instant, /POOR Such P . `is Wilkie IA %Alums J. Wol* ' may be willing to undertake the supply of 2 7 . +feign Ti i mn, Longman, Rees, Hunt, et Da l. for service of this Department , for a pow of 'Shams, Lhekingtos,Allets, et a '"7! ficateherd et Letterman, VIM fr 14 July next. The Particulars of the Contract, and a Scleedule of tl d by Buimer, one super- and Deals, may be oistalord at the Seeretary's Oface, se in boards les. Yard aforesaid, ar y day between the hours of ten IMPOSITIONS, o'clock, when the Proposals must be delivered, staled 'ARES, Archdeacon doraed, 6 . Proposals for Foreign 'C amber aud Deals" 1 St. Paul's Church.. posal can be admitted after the said 15th btstant, at twi 'sc. s at noon of the same day, neither will any Tendon ' , hor Ilrielli the luny makiog It, or au agent in Isis ',Amu et icietpof Lin- • ' By °fuer of the Board. 7?. N. e; RE W, 1 at Bishop . TIM A'S. ?o'er UPI. IGR, Jaw lulus bru. THE' COiLifISSIONERS fir CON'D ---- J . 6 HIS MAIEST2"I TRANSPORT SERVIL 1111: ' Careef sick aad 11 - O(I.VDED SEAMEN, &alp ' co Ca:ldyl PRISONERS of WAR, do &nets:iv: Na Vest they will be ready at this Oloe, on Tie ' of July, 1110, to receive sealed Teers, and ere Pontius as may be waling to contract for Vitamin N f War in Sickness, at DARTMOOR and STAPLETON, For Six Months certain, from theist September, 1110. iter one .'.lad we Me d" tf tree , - as golfer inn, tenon* o vied 4 a letterfrow tar yid Me Perna Otani. eCoaract. 'I 1 3 aP44 4 1 • 'lOteia Bean TO BE SOLD. 'AL ADVO +err valuable A Axon is upwa sm, Kinditle) ESTATE OF OLENEUI. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, iyal Exchange Coffee-house In lik , Id by private bargain, on Monde , tie, between the hours of two 'ATE of GLENELG, Ts of the Parish of Glen& tel on the Banks of Loch H - a seacoast of about r 1 being made on which ling with Red and ' lash= ; Salmon, To ming a son of Pent is only 412,442. lags ; but the Y arms, will be he Leases of r eh,: Estei e very VW se mach r 3 wily stmint )urgl , taw MIDDLESEX. Printed foe James Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, Sir PHILIPIRANCIS on the Abundance of Paper in Circulation, and Scarcity of Coin; with Mr. HUslilSoOkfo Statement of the Hainan, price 2s. id. Mr. BARHAM on the Exclusion of Corn, and the lotroduc. don of Sugar in the Disditaies , Ss. Xtl. THE PERPETUAL ADVONVSON of, or the next Presentation to, a very valuable Rectory in the County of Suffolk. The present Incumbent is upwards of 90. For par ticulars enquire of Messrs. Graham, Kindtrley, and Domville, Sum Gcitory Lincoln's lan, I.onduu. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-hiiiise in FAilnborgit, if not previously sold by private bargain, on Monday, the 9th day I* July next, 1810, between the hours of two and three o'clock afternoon, 'THE ESTATE of GLENELG, (with the Right 4- of Patronage of the Parish of Glenelg,) in the County of Inverness, situated on the Banks of Loch Hourn, a noted fishing station, possi.ssinr a seacoast of about twenty miles in extent, the kelp capable of being made on which may be rendered very profitable; abounding with Red and Roe Deer, Black, Cock, prJuse, and Ptarnaghan; Salmon, Trout, and 0 her fresh water Fis's ; she whole forming a sort of renin,uia, and lying compactly toget!:er. .r.le present rent is only £2,:142. 19s. sd. exclusive of returns from the'wood cuttiags ; but the whole of the Estate, with the ptlan of three Farm., will be out of Lease in 1811, and at these bree Farms, the Leases of two of them expire in 1114.—• siyon the rel. ztiiig of th..: Estate, with !trope• attention tit its no• mu o. s a,lvaatages, a very great rise of rent may be expected, _ and i 3 v ' 1 otherwise much increased. Intend g Perches: 1s will please t., apply to Mr. Mundell, 45, Parliament-street, Wt sitMosier ; lobert ampbell, W. S. Charlotte-street, Edinburgh. Mr. Maclexl, at Islantireoeb, Uk• sel 1 direct the estate to he &hewn. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, most eligible situations for Buildipg; cletant STONE-BUILT Ni.•+NSION, PARK, F IRMS, and LAND, flue Pieces of Water. Twu other Compact FAMILY RESIDENCES, ace. Dine miles from Loudon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coff.:o-house, Exehango-alley . CornhW, on Wed. nesday, lone 27, MO, in 12 1.014. 'THE truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising, upwards of SEO Acres of exceeding rich Mea dow, Pastore and Wood Laud; tae prindp.i ;act forming a lo,•autiftd Park, mostly surrounded by a brick wail, with avenues of lofty full-grown Timber Trees, an excellent Family Mansion with Offices of all descriptions; two productive Kitchen Gardens wailed round, and planted with a variety of fine Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; two of her compact Family Resi,lences at the east end of the Estate, with Offices, Gardens, fa. one on lease, the other tenant at will. 'The Estate is compact, within a ring fence, bounded by the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which will be allotted in quantities for that or any other purposes; a dry, cheerful and healthy situation, commanding extensive and rieh views of the country ; brick earth, on most parts of the Estate. May be viewed by Tickets only; Particulati may be had on the Premises; at the White Hart and Cranes, Edgware; Aber- , corn Arms, Stanmore ; Essex Arms, Watford; Swan, Rikinatio worth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, Salt-hill; at Garra way:s ; of John Richards, Esq. Red Lion-square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where tickets for view. ng may be had, and a Plan of the Estee seen. This day was published, price nil. the oth Edition el ALET rER on the GENIUS rrd DISPOSI 'IONS of the FRENCH GOV gRNMAIN F, liacluding a View of the Tatation of the French Empire. • By au AMERICAN, recently returned from Europe. Philadelphia: Printed : at-printed f r Lonsiaan, Hurst, Rees, am' Patcraouti-rov - . 4 We must all learn to love the Americans. if they send us Many such pamphlets as the present. He is a stout republican who praises England, and declahne against France with more zeal and intelligence than any et our politicians—oho writes letters, and stews more good learning than most of our men of letters ; dts2lays chseharacterstic keenaes% his country-men, without any of tlidt- as t ii--and Las ail their patriotic prejudices without their tilibezalory " The present punlicatien, however, has teller claims to atten tion independent ci s good-wri:irg—it contains a great Inas. of facts very important to be known, and very difficult to be procur ed."—Edio. Rev. Apcil, I al& This day was publi►hed, in Royal uvo. price I Os. in boards, A S'JPPLEatEN :AL VOLUME.. being Val. V. A. -S. (comps s" 1g sfty new Precedents), of ORIGINAL Pal - CEDENTa in ONVENANCINC ; with 'Practical Notes; 4 also Variations adartug each Precedent la the must useful eir. cumstanccs of title. By C. B IRTON. Esq. Of the Inner Temple; Author of rke Elements of ConveyOncing." The Author has availed htinself of the opportunity now afforded him of cancelling the Index affixed to Inc former volumes, and subjoined a more perfect and complete Index to the whole wo:k London : Printed for W. Clarke and. Sons, Law Books tiers, , Portugal-street, Lincnlo's-Inn. Of whom may be had, complete Sets , in 5 vols. royal biro. price Xv. This day was publhhed, • Price Xi. 181. per Set, (printed o f Copy or Draft Paper, on one - - - side only), ASELECT COLIsECTION of PRINTED BLANK liltAFI'S in CONVEYANCING; comprising such as urn of the most general use in practice. with Variations atlapting them hi different circumstances of Title. Selected from the Precedents of CHARLES BARTON, Es,. Author of Ihe Elemencs of Converncing. These Draft 3 are printed on Copy-paper (on one side only), and will, it Is conceived, be found of otatvrial u3e and convenience to professional gentlemen in all cases K• here immediate expedition is requisite; and in particular to such country practitioners as have not an opportunity of Submitting their Drafts, at every turn, to the perusal of a regular conveyancer. London : Printed for W. Clarke and sons, Law-Booksellers, Portugal-strest, Lincaltes-Inn. This day wire published, in Three V.lluines, Royal Svo. p►ice >2'2. I.i. in Wards, ORIGINAL PR ECEDENTS IN CONVEY ANCING; comprising a Collection of Agreements, Ap pointments, A►signments, Copartnerships, Mortgages, Annui ties, Creditors, Purchases, ll•Argains lad Sales, hide:ankle Finus, Recoveries, Jointures, Sul reader, Lc a:le ;out gel ,ace, settlements, 1.Vil1o„ and various o:►er Precedents; selected front the Manu script Conti:dun of the late JOHN .10iF.PH PUWF.LL, Revised and corrected ; with Notes and Ryntarks, explanatc.ry of the nature and efficacy erase sevcral Assurances, &c. contained in the Collection. By CHARLES BARTON. Bag. BA/rider at Law. Second Edition, corrrctird and improved. The Profession having sali.factorily demon:united their appro bation ,f these Precedaiti, by the sale of a very large of the former FAli:ion, nothing need now be said in recomm:nda tion of them. The present Edition has b.-eu carefully revticd, and all such errors as appeared in the former, have been cor rected, and scch inivorements made as it is hoped will be found useful. . _ _ - I 9ndon : Pr (tell for Vl'. Clarke and Sons ; J. Walker ; Long man, hlurst, Rers, and Orme; and J. Richardson. COSTA. This day was published, In Two Volumes, !leo. price £l. ts. in boar:is, (iredirated, by permis4on, to Lord EttaNtrowyc.o), Secmicl Edition. considerably enlarged, E LAW of COSTS in Civil Actions anti Crim : 44l Poseeedings ; wherehi, amongst malty other things, is particularly considered, the I sv relative to the Rigla of Plaintiff ai.ll)efettdatit to Costs in Civil.. Actions—the Cost, to be rec . Amendments--Repleaders—britiging l ooney into Court —Error —Replevin—on new Trials being grant d. and for not proceeding to frial--an4 In Actions by and agai.i.t Esc tutors. raj* Law is also stared as to the taking t. 1.1 Costs--the Liabi ity of Attornies, in certain ease s, t o p a y bunt—awl also the Lien that they posst.t. on Deeds, &c. for their F e e.. By JOtiN lIULLOCK. ii.q. Batris:er at Law. Tha t e x te nsive (Ingestion of Cases contained in - this Work, and the copious manner in which the most impot tent of them are re ported, will, It 1. pre.umed, be useful to the prp'ession itt general —to the Attornii,hy rt &allow loin thereby to direct his practuce —tn the Barrister, by esl ibitiog. in nee point of view, what othetwise could only be OVliltri: bi con,ut 1.114 a num b er o f dif ferent and often widely gar irred authoritie.. London t Printed fist W. Clarke and w as , Law .g ookse a gns Pectusal-suevt, SURREY. ABINGER HALL, between DORKING and GUILDFORD.— Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegant VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, with extensive Common Right. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 27, at Twelve o'Clock, It Lots, by order of the Executors of John H. Skarden, Esq. deceased, ABINGER HALL, a veryeligible FREEHOLD VILLA, in the Italian style, with colonade front, placed on a delightful eminence, commanding rich and extensive view, of the beautiful and diversified country, surrounded by about 33 Acres of excellent Meadow Land, bounded by thriving Planta tions, and a fine stream of water. The House contains a band. some Entrance-hall, Water-closet, Library, Drawing-room, co- lonade to an excellent and lofty Dining•parloor, with suitable Bed-chambers, and Dretsing-rooms, and Servants' Apartmenss over. The Offices are well planned, and adapted to the establish ment ,• excellent Cellars, Wash-house, Brew house, LaundrT, etc. The detached Offices comprise a Dog-kennel, Carpenter a Shop, Wood-house, Yard, with Coach-house and Stables, Lofts, and Rooms over ; a Farm-yard, with Barns, S:ables, Granary, and various Out-buildings, excellent and productive Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted with choice Fruit-trees, Flower Garden, Etc. The whole in the most complete order. Also, Hackhurst Farm, near the Mansion, with extensive Cow mon Rights, good Farm-house, Garden, Orchard, Cottages, with Gardens, and Land, containing upwards of 77 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood-land; the whole forming a most de sirable and cheerful Estate for a Gentleman, in an excellent neighbourhood, a short distance from Dorking and Guildford, two excellent Market Towns, and 27 miles (ruin London. Tb. Mansion, House, and the Estate, are in hand. The parchuee may have immediate possession. 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P. 1 - 1!-ath, Not tiogtiam," engraved on a Black Stamp. In , topper bottles UK. 9.l—and in Phil's .2s. 41. and ls. t 4d. GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. i _I ICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, anti itlathier, Lumbago, &c. Of the various complaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful iu their nature, nor inure alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are com plaints to winch every person, even the most abstemious, is liable, as the a.:r ./e breathe and the water we drink are impreg nated with particles which not only cause these excruciating or tures, but are a foundation for every other spec es of disorder. 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