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~• . 4.11 - to 1. . . • , . 16, • * '1; -44 1 .1 1 k- - ‘Ar • • • - • • Oa. • • . . . • • • • _ _ NUMBER 8568. TO CANAL MAKERS, CHALK BUYERS, ace. 1 H.AMES AND MEDWAY CANAL. T'HE COMMITTEE GIVE NOTICE, That they are rein!) , to receive TENDERS for the EXCAVA TION of CHALK upon the line of the Canal between Graves ;end and Rochester. in such a manner as will enable them to sell 3ioo tons at the least per day, so long as open cirting shat cond. ;nue, l)..!ng a distance...of about ieo yards; tie Contractor to de jiver tl.e Chalk into barges, and to bottom up and complete the Canal throughout the excavation : the Committee are also ready to receive 'I ell lets for the purchase of 200 tons of the said Chalk per day, and of the Flints which will be procured from the said exe;wation ; t! .e Commit•ee have already receive ti an offer to purchase that quantity of t helk per day, and the Flints, but they Consider it their du , y to i‘fr,r ' an opportunity for competition Tenders addressed to the Committee at the George and Vul ture f avern, Cornhill, London, will be duly attend d to; and fur her infortsidtion, and a view of the work, may be bad upon ;Titration to Mr. Heat b, Dock Master, Canal Office, Gravesend. By Order of the Committee, WILLIAM SCUDAMORE, Clerk. ,_MsAllstotte, Atiguot, 1$ I O. , -251'1591ET HOTEL AND TAVERN. LANSDOWN begs to offer his most grateful -11-to• thanks to the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, for the liberal patronage he has received since be entered upon the above HOTEL, and trusts, by an unremitting atteaton to their corn fort and acconinuulation, to insure a continuance of their support. Foreign Wales and Spirits, Livery Stables and Lock-up Coach. Louse`. gond Post-Horses, Etc. &c. N. b Lodgings as anal, at Nos. 4, and 14, Laura-place— (One concerti.) - • - - - TO PARENTS AND OVARDIANS. Opened Monday, August 8, after the Midsummer Recess, THE SEMINARY, for a limited number of Pupils, conducted by the Rev. John Evans. A.M. Pullin's row, Islington. Forty Guineas per Annum. No Entrance. Re ference may be made to the Rev. Dr. Abraham Rees, King's Road; Messrs Peering, Sbaw, and Barber; and Messrs. Gros v•fnor and Co Cornhill. See an Essay on Education, Fifth Edi tion, by J. Evans. Sold by Sherviood and Co. Paternoster-row. There is a pleasant apartment fitted np with Globes, Maps, and a Library for Pupils finishing their education. EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. ITIHE Nobility and Merchants are respectfully in formed the New Bleach of the real SCOTCH HOLLAND has been delivered—the Admirers of this excellent Manufacture will find the 4.4 for personal use, and the 6-4 for Sheeting of a inTerior description—these, as well as the Patent Imperial Twine Cloth are obtained by the Piece only, at the Wholesale Price. The Warehouses contain their usual rich supply of Fashionable Goods, Foreign Damask Linens, and the richest assortment of • superior Ind a Shawls and splendid Imitations. Angola, Ven rent, Teheran, Ike.—Curious Gold and Silver Muslims. 44 13 IRIS July 8, 1814.—A thousand thanks, my dear Aunt, P)r your attention in sending me four Pac kets o• the Genuine HUBERT* ROSEATE POWDER, which has had on my compit xlon all the effect I could possibly have lei ht-ti; those freckles, so common to fair women, have ent rely das pared; and the .rihihlesonie hairs that shaded my face, so.nuch as to have the appearance of a b+•ard, have been de s roved, for ever; in truth, I am .quite proud of this agreeable change, which would render ft difficult for you to recognise me Stair. " Your Aff-ctionate SOPHIA." Beware of Counterfeits, the Genuine is signed outside, G. H. biogard. Sold at t'e Proprietor's, 22, Russell-stree•, Covent-Garden; Over•on's 47, Bond-street ; Davison's, 59, FleL.-street ; Rae barn's, Ildinkurgh ; Davison's, Dublin ; Cattle's , York ; Trevr- Dian, Exeter; find by all Perfumers and Venders, price Is. & 7s. DAY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. 91HE Public are respectfully infnrmed that the A. above Article c ntinue. to be manufactured hilts Genni.ne Purity and Excellence, at the fi• 'gical Manufactory, Np. 97, high Holborn ; and- as most of the trilpti!ifllll lately practised in their name have been put down by the interference o. •hp Law, th- Public need no other ersitobm than ohs. rving.the Oid Label, which states it to be made by. DAY an 1 M 4 R 11N, 97, HIG t H HOLBORN. To those who have been duped by purchaiing a Epurious scot, and who may hive supposed an alteraii in ;ad taken p'ice in the manufacture of the Blacking. •D. and M. w:sli w declare that It ever has been prepared precisely of the smile inr igrediritts, and by theoarne proportious.—Price le. ScL per Bottle. $o ball rails Made. This - Day teas published, price as. 6d. . HE PAMPHLETEER, NO. VI. 4 Bring an hnkartial Recurkliof all the leading PA meOurrs, pt itTesiter s POLITIC-11., and kiELINUU3 Sunjtc Ii; final forming an indiveinable 4,endage to every Lisaoity. 'this Islelty patronized Work already boasts the assistance of the ful. kiwing Noble and eistinguisbed Authors: 1111, CHANCSLLOk of the Zs- CHIEQUtit, The litsttor of I..ntcotw, Rt. I Wm M u Wicataroact, Esq. M. 1 1 . • Rt. Wm. Lord skIEFFULLD, Sir S. Aofaitzt, Sir C. Mosso, £4 XL I: Bum's. gig. NC Ivisi Eli. V.V. • " Pr. H. Moms, pr. Kat t o, LJAN, : 1 1..dAsboarmr, &vv. S. T. Wimp; - Sold 11 , Gale, Clink, and Ci Co.; and all other liooktelbra. Rev. T. Ls Meagan's, Hey VC. kusTAcir. Fa 144. Pr.scivAs. ZuoT,Ass. C. BUI'LLIL„ Eipq. H. NAWILI*3, C. Du PPA, G. JOT, Esq. Bicissw, Asyk M. NeMu*Pll4.l47.l" siou.s7, .1 Psistrratvi, Esq. r.6u.*tt. Esq. 1 4 11 aereet2l4ll. , LaygtENcs, I..Essists, Esq. &e. &e. Sce. .; &Atwell ; Mick, Purr, so day were pablietrad v ins et site, price Is. dd. • riltra GAME 444W5.; being a C9mpTqhensive• A p4,p 4i ni* T REAT i 4 up 9 D Opt SuNet. ,t - conaprYne, dit'Oe matufe.: vatiraittititioa of the Courts relating to Deer, S'ilits,Tattridges, Grouse, Anipe, Pith, and .other objects of Sport. Together with the qualifications, by iobitce!‘94 caclifielPei fir hillint Crams; ibe Iµ/pointmert and authority of a Gamekeeper; the mode of recol , ariug Fenalcioa eleer the Game I.a*; the Lay: Fiuletniog trespass in ihe par. auk 10'6'114 ; apil the general Law relating to Dugs, A New totrettod dud enlarged', iteduding the New /1.• peri printed for W...gpftf and Sop, Law Book‘tilers, Getter ci • • •BANItIttiVI : LAW. This Any was Rub Ebbed, is large 640. Vol. H. price A I • es. bdi. • TfiEbtI&P4I,•PROGREB:3, and PRES - E,S',7 leAst .4 l o E of '11.04n/Pgr LAWS, both In Eng jagirAend,lrieland. : • BY ADWARP C 3WSTMN. 4DI crap jc Esq. l'arriater at Law, a Commiisinner of Bank . to t,Prratsor of thy I.ll*s of Eltrialld, &C. atc. i Primed for W:-Ciatte and Sons Law Booksellers, rwrupai-strett, Lincoln's-inn. Tpis ati W *sit cotttains ,all the - gnellell 4pd trh 15 b 3 . ol truPt 115..ttims ; be duritled cases rid i rl are annexed in the notes tot It s&tittn, to which they' are rcferahl”, wall the k;titor'i Ob. I tiers at,:!ns upon each case ; the tthetal ordeht of die ChitiCeller o to sol.sch are sulsjoined Notes, refarrtng to 'eveiy material deerj shin in lla:hruptcy ; and a copisno.lodox to the whole. Thi. time cumplates the Work as a liyawnt of the Sank t/opt Law tor lesal re . erince. Otrabnerlioultsellers may be had, Vol. !orrice 121. bcitr4h. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 11314. NEW MUSIC. This day was published, THE GRAND JUBILEE, commemorated on the Ist of Augutt, isl 4, in celebration of the Glorious Ptacc, &c. &c. A Divertimemo for the Piano-forte and Harp, composed and selected by P. R °sow. And in a few days .vill be published, the Royal NA UM ACHIA FAIR and FIREWORKS, a Grand Pramatic Divertlsemeut for the Piano-for, in commemoration of the Royal National Jubilee, given on August 1, 1814, composed by M. P. KING. 03SIAN'S FINGAL. This day was-published, handsomely printed In Svo. hotpressed, Price 10s. boards. 0 SSIAN's FINGAL : an Ancient Epic Poem, in Six Books; rendered Into ENGLIIII By GEORGE HARVEY. Sold by Cadell and Davies, Strand, London ; cud all other 3ooksellers. a — . r •-•• tr., . •••srv , EICXXTS AND SHAREs CHEAPER. THAN • iggt. l 7lA' LAST FIFTEEN I.OI'IERIE*I STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE tu OF SEPTEMBER, 1414 SCHEME. XIO,OOO are it 10,944 10,000 ...... MAO 5,000 ..... 10,000 11,000 1,000 4,000 ...... XX" 400 140 • of • ..... n.. 4 • 10 IS ••• 00000 . ••••••••• 20 ....b 9,750 OM 50 1,00 SO 14,000 Tleitets, At 40,000 NO EIXpD PRl*ESl.—Days of Drawing lit Day - - let SEPTEM ad Day - sth StPANIBER. ' 3d Day - - 17th SEPTEMNEft. llckets and Shares are Selling by RIC"TARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. Cootreatara for the Lottery, at their Meet, theCerneref Banta builillags, Cara:lll, and facing the King's Mewa, Chasing-Cross. This day was published, pnee t gs. boards, KUNOPIEDI A: a Practical ESSAY on breaking the ENGLISH SPANIEL or POINTEgt with instruc tions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. In which the lat ter is reluced to Rule, and the former inculcated on Principle. si iris in e cavort, c►godnm est Primum ipoi ; - By the late WM. DOBSON, Eli. of Ihjewliall,etPiberland. London : Pawed for J. Callow, Crowikcouit, Princes-street, Sohn; and WOistingham and Arlin, 46; Patensoiter-row. nu- • - thfadaY wits Pub Hilted, Elegantly printed In 4te. hstpressed and embellished snerous Plates and Vignettes. price stis. or with pro sions of the Plates en india Paper, price ,€.. Q KETCHES; or, A TOUR T H ROLT Gil NOR WAY and SWEDEN to COPENHAGI; N, niversyerevd Wills Historical and other Anecdotes of public atil peivate Cha racters. To which is added ar Appendix relative to the preient political state of Norway.—By JENS WOLFF. F. London Printed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster row; Taylor and Hasty, Fleet-street; and Y. Ashley, York. street, Portmao-square. •,,* Among the Plates is a Portrait of Christian Frederick, King of Norway, engraved by an etnincnt Artist under the im mediate inspection of a Gentleman who is well acquainted with his Majesty and who pronounces it to be a correct likeness. BLOOMFIELD'S WORKS. This day was published, in Two Volatiles, demy I Brno. price Ss, boards ' a new Stereotye Edition, of THE HE POEMS of ROBERT BLOOMFIELD; containing The Farmer's Boy ; Gogd Tidings, or News from the Farm ; Rural Tales, and Wild Flowers. London. Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co.;Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Darton, Harvey, ;nd Dation ;• Walker, Edwards and Reynolds; and G. Cowie and Co. Of whons Ids° may be bad, New Editions oldie following Works, by the same Author, with fine Wood Engravings; I. The Farmer's Boy, a Rural Poem. 4s. boards. 9. Rural Tales, Ballads and Songs, 4s. Boards. S. Wild Flowers, or Pastoral and Loral Poetry, 4s. ed. boards. And with Copper Fives, 4. The Banks of Wye, a Poem, in Four Books, Ss. boards. This day was pnbil4he4, in atm prlce•gt. PROFESSOR DAVY's INTERESTING IN QUIRII' CONCERNING she RELAIIGN °COMMA bIiM to LiVING ACTION; illustrated in the/ Naomi of To. pical Complaints, by the application of simple oahrimic ami ss , atuifecninmended as an useful itutistant Branch of Modulus By MATTHEW YATMAN, Et q. Pnnted for fats Callow, Medlcaltookaeller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho —Where may be had, J. CALLow's CATALoous OF MII.BICAL BOORB—Part 1.0811- mining the moat Modem and approved Anthers—Part 11. con taining an extensive assortment of Second-hand Books, in various Languages, among which are a Selection of Foreign Medical Hook:., lately imported, and a valuable assortment of elegant Worki, with Plates. Lately published, in One VoL lye. twice Its. in beards, A New Edition, being the Fifth, of KA''s COLLECTION off ENGLISH PRO VERBS, and the most celebrated Proverbs of the Scotch, Italian, French, Spanish, and other Languages ; with Annotations and Explanations. Revised, corrected, and augmented By JOHN BALRALZR, Esq. •,* Upon. this Work much learning end patient research was bestowed by Cbe ingenipus Author during the greater part of his life. To his labours have been added. in the present Edition, many English Proverbs omitted in former Editions; the parallel Proverbs in the French and Italian corrected; and such appilsa dons have been made from sources in the Spanish and Porte gutoe Languages, es it is presumed will give the work a feature of Novelty. The scotch Proverbs are very considerably avg. mented, and restored to the dialect of their country (of which tsi render than more intelligible to the English Reader, they bad been divested. London : Printed for G. Powle and Co. Poultry. CARROLL and Co. Stock-Brekers, /.4n. 7, Corn. mi, and 26. Oxford -street, beg leave respectfully to inform the Public , that they are selling 1 Ickets and tames for the I•tew LOTTERY much cheaper than for nr.ny years past, Whole Tickets at only 19 Guimaa, and SiLteentbs at XL 7s. each. C. and Co. particulaly recommend the Scheme to the inspec tion of the Public (which may he bad gratis) ; it contains 2 Prizes of ie 20,r 0 0 2 Pews of Je3,ofso 2 Pesci of 10,000 4 Pearl of 1,001 2 Prizes of h,OOO S Prizes of 6110 Besides 45 Capitals of €l , OO, €lOO, &e. Dec.—the lowest Prize £2O each, and no fixed Capitals. lo be draw: us Three Days, September 1, 13, 17. Last Lottery CAR ROl.l. and Co. sold the following Capitals. ♦iz. No. 3,940, a Prize of £3,100, and No. 3,114, a Prize of €2OO, in Twelve Stares. _ _ _ N. i 3. All Bite:ins in the Put Ile Funds transacted, and Orders from the Country punctually attended re. On Simday next will be published, On a new and superior Type, and on a yellow wove Imperial Paper, in Quarto. Number I price Bd. of THE WILLIAM PITT, a new Journal, to be eondocted on the Principles and Politic, of that illunrious Statesman, and comprehending a Chronicle of Foreign and Do. tuostic Intelligence of superior interest, together with a copious review of Literature, the Mai, and the Drama. A Monday's Edition, eciotalhing the Maritets of that day, will be devoted to country eirculadon at Gs. Gd. per quarter, or £3 per annum t but with a view utelte very general drculation of a Paper founded on such popeu , polities, the Proprietor, W. MAR:FIN, a, Coattail, detaddatils on giving it gratis to Moen t refs in the ensuing LoVergt 10 be drawn on the tat of SEP 'rEmsgß, ind continue the delivery free of every expense, for one year, to Ptirchasers of Tiaits in Shares. Sae the Prospectus, to be had Gratis, at the Office, 8, Cornhin ; aatithe William Pitt Nice, 161, Strand, ne.trly opposite New Church. Price of e Ticket - Rl9 19 0 XlO 7 0 1 Eighth - la &s- :;isteugrb 7_ 0 Half Quartet Err ON, Stock• Broker, 1, Canihi,l, and IS, Co. 'tag-street; solicits the early atter:: lon of his Friends and tie Public to ale tuudt-ipproved :ichelne of preient Lott.ry, wilith begins Ist of SEP EEMBER., an.l contai;:s ' 2 of 420,0n9 12 of -,non it - 10,061 - . . . &e. &c. Lowest Prizes gym, and all the Capitals float . —Price of a Ticket 19.. and as Sixteenth only 41. 7x. at LY POs., ( - mkt 8, 2, Cornhill, Ptl.l Iti , Coventr,s-neett, where No. Bcol, a Pries of 42,600, wss sold in the last Lottery. Business in the Polak Funds anal other Government Se curities transacted with promptness and fidelity. WORM LOZENGES. WORMS ARE THE' MOST FREQUENT - DURCEE OF CHILDRENB' DISEASDE !- Their itY4I4I 4 IOMSZVAIRY PARINI' and GUARDIAN of CHILDICIN should heactpselsted with. They occasion km of SPPstitFt a Paleness a tat *slew of the fme. PDISCADCIOD sod irregular utate of the bowels, attended after with violiot patni; I disy bring an convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, ilia !Ley prove tatal. by mania a consumption archway. Both as a preventative andcure of Ask ai,tralvig_complailus.s4, elm ba / erceliesit Medicine ie universally ed. un the teatlatert .Gf the highest characters In this country. la rank and rertabi .ity, to have no equal. Their ' approbation. Or to th e Proprietor, from a personal Proprietor, ledge of its wonderful meow .n their own familia% starepaits merit beyond compttitlop, awl gives a sanction tub, of what's no other Medicine of the Mad eau boast. Permits aad others, who hays t)se care of chains should have this remedy as a fluidly lealdicine to mon to, lrboa, seer the stomach or bowels of Maas ere any way dliersiaed, whisb it will always be (Mardi, nano. Sold, wholesale *ad resail.4 /Fr, BMW's, Wei.s. CAW*, the corner of St: Paul's Chusahlaril f . • kiipla. agaili,A o CW nsoutb ;loses, Weston . Maw, and 'PIMP ; nail and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jamb, ; Peek and Rom, and Turner, Hun; Hotbed, Cootererdsy, Nesdetae, and Gilbert, Pllaleadi i Knott and Utordi all &Idaho sad 41.. mr iffteihrlia i 1 1 .400 s• ha 1 -1 04 , 7 4Whemite; Teewpose, Ezeterj tesith; Mindoro's, Risbure, Scatt.and Raittra.dinborgh ; lax ter and liil , Donald, Glasgow • Bulges sad Barry, ibistol ; st.. almost and: .Co. Norerfeb ; Sieleaele. Laimeteet &Wards and Nom an tsoir mad Wilbur/ ,Livatt a rla_ kg LAW* Devon White, Beigiston ;. lass te a la, %dm ham; and 'mad, by recut /Mein '01114 . 11111119V411411111.111 Way et •s. ei. ad ss. ids web. No niciD.ciprratts.—i.owaErr PRIZE t2O. Ticket only RN. Its. Half - XiO 7 0 Eighth - 4 '2 Is s I Quarter - 5 6 0 Sixteenth - 1 7 0 HORNSBY and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares at the above low price, in great variety. HORNSBY and Co. bad the penriar satitfacdon in dividing among their Friends, in the last Six Months, at their oid estAilkslied State Lottery Oface. 515. CORNHILL, Ste a Prise of Xiaiwoo 1,120 a Prize of £l,OOO 114 - 90p00 7,191 .. 1 ,0' , :t MOO • . 'extol) 4,824 - 1 ,OC•0 1,11110 .. 10 0 000 3429 .- 1,000 . 3,906 - ' 10,000 Beside , : Prizes of .CSM , ' etc. ••• Orders by Post or Canter executed with ldelity and rhspatch. SARTLEY AMOR HOUSE AND It:TATE, NEW Foe.gs F, HAN re. To be LET or BOLA bY'PRWATIL CONTRAT, With immedisti po.•ession. MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of HARMLEY REGIS, In the parish or /Mg, roe* of fitratineoptoo, cantainiog 70 Acne, 3 Roods and'S Paths, 45 Acres of which is Wood Land, and cyvered With fine grriang l Oak. Tkli Mansion-house contains on the ground floor a Draw ing-room, es fret by 16, and 14 feet la hyight ; i Dining-room. 41 feet by te ; a Rieskfast.runn i s See by 14; Mtl.room and Kitchen, with Ai moire:tient Often; on the first story, four good bed-reams, and four good Roams on the attic story; CsU*4ouus and Stabibig detached • also a good Garden. Or chard, and Phases Ground.. The Love Estate is wall worth the =intim of Mars aullog kern abroad .or any Gentleman eau whims to insist his Pm*" in a timbered Estate uit Is allowed to i l* the best in Haalliatica isr prowial 111 1 6 : 4 Tab Estate is Trite free, Land-tat released, Forest Rights main*. ad, and an alluvium of fear Loads et Fuel Wood amp*. le Is dissent Roos ndhurst 3. Soudisilipieo 7 nalos, Romney e, Lynn:wen 10, Christahoreb 1 sad Ly e. A Plata of the Estate ashy be area at Mr. Hobbs, Redbridge, who will trest for the lama; as also Jahn Gros s Bag. S o Roads win o Wdbrook, Landon. s.ll.`All Liners mat be post OS . . Patti fiIXPENCE..HA •FP.f: V. irjuit,LlAohitQLD FARM AND WOOl,-LANDS, Mites from Loodoo tE SOLD; a LEASE of i FARM, inti A W4ODB Of befit.= it sod 400 Anew, situate iu a beau. *alma et thlresiEf Kent. Per to Mr. Hanker:on, Solichor, No. 14 On* 'o f gate -street. SALES BY AUCYION. PORT OP FALMOD . , By Order Of the rtm. Commissioners of his Majesty% (Nikons,. At the Cutom Howe, in this Poet, on Tuesday, M& Salgtembet • arm, by Ten o'clock to the Foretsain, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED; Vit. 14 Pairs of Pantaloons and Trowsers 2 Cloaks 157 Doz.sns Cotton Fhawls and flandkerelsiel's 92 Pieces ditto 2.5 silk and Cotton shawls 16 Pieces Morita Shawls 2 Ditto Coidemy 61} Loses Freda 7si Ditto a bins SI Whits 19 Den. Pairs Mits 14 Plates Lace SS Late Handkerchiefs and Shawls 70 Silk Handketchies ' I Drdt Pr, Sisk Holm ' 12 Ditto Silk Gloves 60 Ditto Laces le Pietas lieckeesi 57 Hass 0 !saddles 6 Reams Paper 95 Dozen Spoons 2 4pylni Glasses 46 Kooks S Yards Broad Cloth S Umbrellas It Wanrf 120 Pundits 'With Pinks as Yards Tinsel S 5 Purses IS Pair ideal's 59 Brushes 25 amps It Pans Sonoma SS Ansa Brasil Woad 9 Fit Planks amities a iew other Articles of Celery, Mass, &c. and a small punchy of Foreign Silk, for Ezportatimi. Friday, Satarday, sad Monday at the Custom • House. 75 LW Coffee 93 Chocolate 14 Cocoa 894 Pepper 459 Soap 6 Camphor 22 Tea 9 *rbresid R Dozen lieu ditti Ganom Win e It I)it4o Corrlief • 142 Dagen' Pairs of Wonted 2 Ditto Yarn litre 13 Di to Cotton ditto 55 Ditto Braces Fs: 3 Pair.' Shoes 34 Ditto Boo:s 21 Cans 49 Warmews 2 ()stria% Feathers i Ditto Skin 79 Precious Stones Mote of Feathers 8 Papers Straw Plaiting 4 Pictures 1 i Beads 3 Llglis Machias 8 Snot!' liaxes 14 Gold and •L'rer Watches 4 Doiea Watch Chains 6 lozen Wato Seals 24 Mosque Slims !48 Knives sto Dox-n Thimbles 1 Woollen Shawl 6 Pieces Cambric 88 Pieces Long Cloth 7 Pieces Shirting 2 Pieces Quilting 2 Pieces Singh 1 Piece Flannel a Piece Plaid 1 Piece Crave The Goods may be viewed preceding. die day of Sale, oo By Mr. BREAREY, By Order of the Assignees of ABEL WALVOIt. an d JA:AES DELLA:Ai, Of finunfoiA and pert)! Sulkers and CO* partners, Bankrupts, at the Bell lan, in derby. on Wed:seta day, the 7th day of September next, at me o'Clock fa tins Evening, in the hollowing or such other Lots as may agreed upon at the time of Sale, and subjeit to such contlit.ons 4 as will be then produced,. I. ALL those extensive and newly erected COTTON WORM, commonly called the AMBER MILLS, which belong to the said Asst Watruito kitu.at as, and are situated un the River Amber, in the Paillhee of shlrland and Cita, In the County of Derby. to t ;e:ber wils a convenient Dwelhvg-House, Outbuildings, Hospital, Cottages, and divers Chows of Land thereto belonging, containing the fol. lowing d.menshins and quantities, visa • Tile Cotton Mill, four Stork+ high, 96 fret by 44 feet (inside measure), consisting of Preparation, *flamole, atid two Mu:e Room., with other attached and detached Buhding., accurdivg to the following descriptions and numbers: • Height. Length. Wid h. No. Stories. Ft. In. Ft. ht. 1. Picking Room, Twist Room, Bleach and Model Room - 4 14 oby 12 0 9. Dinner House ' Counting House, Bathing. and Chasse-wheel Rana 4 18 0 3. Stretchiuggand Dressing Rooms - 2 36 0 4. Smith's Shop and Y Dressing Rooms 8 35 0 .5. Joiner's 'hop and Waste Room - S 26 0 6. Loom shoo - 1 132 0 7. Turner's Roan and Winding Room 8 83 0 il. Cotton Warehouse, Weaver's Ware house, ana Store Room - • II 4.5 0 9. Hospital, comp tang the following Rooms: 7 0 14. I) 14 0 19 0 93 0 13 0 Is $ Dining and School Room . Laundry - • - Store Rooms - Cooking Room - • Wash House - • Boling dim) - . _ S 9 S 14 '3 14 3 M 6 Us I 19 9 S 0 12 0 11 0 14 .5 . II 9 IS 0 17 0 1S 8 16 0 12 0 Governor's and Matron's Room - Peeling R o .m - - . Gorvernot's ant: Matron's Sleeping Room - - - 11 0 Sleeping Room, No. 1. .. - SS s bleeping Room, No. 2. - - 74 8 Sick Room, No. S. • . 16 6 10. Sizing House, 24 ft. by 7 ft. 6 tn. and Drying Room . - 24 0 IS 0 11. Engine Home . - . le 0 p 6 18. Casting Shop • - - 21 0 s 6 13. The House, comprising a Hall or Entrance, Dining Room, Drawing Room, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Store Room, Larder ' with five Chambers, and Attics; and al so an ex cellent Harden, a Stable for seven Horses, Cowhouses for 16 Cows, Piggeries, Barns, Granaries, Sheds, Poultry Houses, and Butelier's Shop : together with about Stry. nine Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, to the maw adjoining and belonging. Also, two undivided third.parts of Six Closes of Land, in the Banda allouthingieed, in the said Comity of Derby, contain* Twenty Acres, or thereabouts. Also, one undivided half-part of several Closes of Land, in the Liberties of Wessington and Brackenfield, in the said Couit: y of Derby, containing Tweet, Acres, or thereabouts. Alpo, Twenty-six Cottages, twenty of which have lately b een erected on four Acres of Land, commonly called 'Taylor's Crois, and are situated in the Liberty of Wessington afore,..id I the re• maining six Cottages are shored at Toad-Hole Furnace, in the Parish of Sbbiend, for the accommodation of, and which are occupied by persons employed at the Mills. The Mill ii worked by Water and Steam. In the rear of the Mull and front of the House is a large Re. servolr, plentifully supplied with Water for the working of the Mills at all times 'tithe year. LOT 4.—A1l that capital Moisuage or Dwelling-House, In molt Load pp p A lete u r r e tes p& au with r, Dardrii, Stables, Doan's:dings, tocesthe Yard, the same belonging, situate.' and being in the Pell-street, in the Borough of Derby, formerly oc c up ed by the late Dr. DARWIN, and lately wad as a Bank by Mew& ISILLAIIIt. LOT s.—Three Shares in the Derby Canal. 1 he Amber Milb and Lands thereto adjoining, may be viewed upon aprlication to Mr. Hulse, upon the Piendses, whewils furnish a Ticket of admission for the purpose. The Premises at Derby may be viewed epee to Mr. John Storer, one of the Assignees, an for furl ~ lin Z li cs jars, apply to Mr. Torkington, Solicitor, Stamford; qe Me. William Eaton Moakley, Solicitor, Derby ; or te Ills. %We s &Orator, Cbancery4ane, Leadoir—August 16, 1014/ 8 9 16 10 16 10 14 9 'Phis day was pubtfahed, a New Edition, being the Stith, earefally revised, price Bs. lasted, of • PRACTICAL j- ji.ACTICAL agOOI A.PHY.7 by I. OUL:MAU. A . for J. Mawman, 89, Ludgate-street; W *WS May be •. had, by the Same iststbor, MANUAL of YOU I'H ; containing 60 lat Ates; !iamb and rttish, with UM cuts; a Treatlast on ShOorits; and a large. collection of Extracts, from thc best French ami English Authors; largo t2itto price 7s 8d boards. The Monthly iteview observii—" We have been pleased with, the Jiireel idea, 9f making the embeillohmests a mide of teaching drawing ; the subjects constitute a goal nines.. The Fables are rack litSrally translated from French into Englidp, and will prove useful to chow who study either • langhage. The Remarks ost Rhetoric contain an explanation of the Adores figures, with ei ampies at lug: The young et swill fnel these expleauloos concise and cOmprobeasive, aad wI lhq grateeed by the elegance t the illustrations. The Extracts, which the third part contains, are judicluably selected from the bist Authors in bOth languages. . . Fr AZARD, BUR N F., and Cn. respectfitily inlYrm the Public, that TICKLTS and SaAar.s tor the ''Ts . rt LOTTFP I, to begin drawing on the Is. of SR? dER, are on Sale at their (Ace, No. 93, Rots I. Etcti A N C. • The Luttely consist* of wily 14,000 Ticket,, *aid the Scatuz contains 2 Prizes of £20,000 I 9 Prizes of 85,0P0 2 10,001) I 2 2,0111 With others from £l,OOO down to the Lowest Prise,wirch it .620 s o ° Letters (post-paid) duly answered,. and Orders from the Country, accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to. Government and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. • MANOR AND RESIDENCE. WILTS. TO be LET, and entered on imtned;ately, for three, .11-. or nine Years,—.OAKSEY PARK HOUSE, consist bag of gh Bantam Hall, a Drawing- l tows, about 24 by 16 feet ; a Dltfing_ POoor, 20 by 14 feet; Ave &ntuits and two or tbret Dre-rooint, on the First Floor; lo ud Attics, Set vans' Bed-ewes, Housekeeper's-roois, Molten, and other of fices- with Stabling for eight hones, double Coach. house, walled Carden; i# Acres of rich Meadow **kiting, and four Acres near ; with Deputation to tbe Misr of °okay; situate six tidies from Cirencester, Malme,bury, and Crieldade —Enquire of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood ! Sallibury •