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; • ••. • • . r*- ,4••• . . . • v• - 4 ` 414. 43k t • t / If, 1 I C pp I' •-• • TOURS, /AY-, 'it:GUST 9, 1810 . • : , 7 X )9 RO .ti. AMPHI rHRATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. tTnd,r the Patronage of their Royal Highnessee the•Prlned Wales and Duke of York. ' • APPRENTICE WANTED. ANTED, in an extensive Mercantile House, a Young Gentleman, of highly respectable connexions, as 1 10. APPRENTICE.—Address, Post paid, A.B. Jamaica Coffee house, St. Michael's Ailey, CornisilL AFAMILY of TEN CHILDREN h ave b een re cently bereft of their Parents, the Father, who died first, leaving a bond of xioo and other debut unpaid, the kind assis tance of the humane and charitable, is earnestly solicited to ena ble the Eldest Son (HUMPHREY RAVEN. 4 CROFT, of Serle street, Lincoln ' s -Inn) t o carr y on a business f o r th e support of this Family of Orphans, four of whose brothers arc under twelve years of age, and entirely dependant upon hint for their education and advancement in life. SALES BY AUCTION. THIS PRESENT EVENING, To-morrow; and Saturday, will be presented THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT; CASTLE BEAR HILL. Derghtful Resident*, with. excellent Offices, Gardens. brantifol Pleasure-Grounds, Hermitage, Bath, &c. Farm `.•.1,.d, and nearly 157 Acres of rich Men :low Land, witiMi seven miles of the Metropolis, on the Great Western Road. +By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on ThumLoy, August 16, at 'l'w. , ? et, in one Lot, A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATr. ; com-j prising a very excellent FAMILY MANSION, sitnate at Castle Bear Hill, near Ealing, planned for the accommodatioa of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. containing, on the ground- Born., a handsome lofty Elm ance-liall, Breahfast-parlour, Morn ing-rorn, I.ihrary, spacious lofty bowed Dhatug parlour, hand some Drawing-rovrn, and an ele,.ant Bou•loir, shaded by a %%rands, and Aviary adjoining; on the principal floor are four excellent roomy Bed-chambers, large Nursery, Closets, and schoo7-room adjoining, over which are seven sleeping-rooms. The dottie4ic Offices are nuno•rous, well arrranged, and appropriate for any establishment; detached Offices in a Court.yar4 enclosed, double Coach-house, Stables for eight horses, Granary, st:d other useful buildings; a large Farm-yard, with Barn, Stables, Sheds, Piggery, ' Cow-house, Calf-pens, Rick-yard, &c. 'fbil delightful Aaron is seated on an rah mire Lawn, and adorned by hoe lo:ty timber trees, with a sheet of water, on a most enchantiog c:ramit;e, commanding Itauriant views over the adjacent finely-wooded country, and an unbounded view into the county oftlurrey. with excellent rides in all directions. The rleasure-grounds are exten sive, laid out with gravel walks, phi:tell with thriving shrubs, evergreens, flowers, borders, &c.; .and an Hermi age fitted up with considerable taste,Voiti Bath, and Dressing-rosin adjoining. The land lies compact, and contains in all neatly 157 Acres of exceeding rich hlea,low Land, with a Gm: supply of water for 1 cattle. Or, THE FATAL 11RIDGE. Variety of Horsemanship, particularly by Mr. Makeen. Alto (b desire) the eccentricities of the Hunted Tailor, and y Haters*/ Tally-ho ! Billy Button, Mr. Crossman ; Matter, Mr. 'Davis ; and Clown, Mr. Usher. To conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN LAPLANDER. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Flusstrian Tuition by able Masters from Ten till Three. Ihe Bland Red Knight will be performed this Evening, Te• morrow, and Saturday, with the Hunted Tailor, and Harlequin Laplander. On Monday next wilt be produced an entirely new larlequinade, which has been some time in preparation ; and in order to keep up a constant change, the Three new Harlequin Pantoinime wall conclude the evening's asnusemenUi every alter nate week, ec::a.ionally with the Hunted Tailor. den, of ' Subscriptions received, at the Bar of Lloyd' s C o ff ee -h ouse; Messrs. Dawson, Brooks, Son, and Dixon, Bankers , Chancery lane; Mr. Green, Will's C o ff ee -h ous e, Serle-:truer •' Mr. Turner, No. 16, Grew Titchfield-gtrect,Cavendi s h- square ; Mr. Collard, Bookseller, Nu. 1, Pall-Mall; Mr. Baker, No 16, Mount -street, Westminster Bridge-road; Mr. How, Grecian Coffee-house, Deverant-court, strand; Mr. Willis, 44, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Butt, 1 0.1, Middle Temple-lane. Trustees.—Mr. Lan Steward's-office, Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. Dent, Cook's-coon, Serle-street ; and Mews. Fisher and Sur, opposite the New Church, Strand. CHRISTOPHER COATS, ALCE COATS, AND • JOHN COATS. wHE REAS CHRISTOPHER COATS, for.. merly of Sladburn, in Bowland, Yorkshire, labourer, went to live in London about GO years ago, (being then about 18 years of age) at the Swan with Two Necks, in Lad-lane, in the ca; aci:y of an Ostler; ALCE COATS, sister of the said Chris topher Coats, went from the same plane also to London, about so yeas ago, and It is supposed married a Shoe-maker ; JOHN C 0.116, who served an apprenticeship to a Woolcomber, at Relstoo, near Shipton, in Craven, Yorkshire, enlisted as a pri rae soldier about 37 years ago : Now, if the said Christopher Coats, Alce Coats, and John Coats, who have not since been b ca :d of, except a report that Christopher Coats died about 45 years age; or any of them be now living, or if dead, their legal or any descendants front them, will mike application to BLEASDALE, ALEXANDER, and Hotatz, No. 10, New Inn, London; or to Mr. Docitt.c, Solicitor, at Gainsburgh, in ti , e Conn!) , of Lincoln, they will hear of something very Lunch to their wit/image. The above three persons were the children of one William Coats, by Ann Turner, who was sister toone Rob-rt Turner, formerly of Leeds. _ _ _ NAME!. X. I. 2 V To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at the Bell, Acton and Ealing; Old Hartwell; V.`htte those, Uxbridge; Red Liun, voutham anti Houostqw; Avon% Brent lord; ui Messrs. Jones and Green, Solkitnri, Saltbury-square ; L;arraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden square, of whom tickets for viewing may be b. J. SURREY, BETWEEN KINGSTON AND ESHER a short (lista. et: !non the Thames.—Eligible Cottage Rebitholce, Cot tages, Ciardens, Nuroery-(,round, Farm, and Land, lhanses Ditton Common. N. B. Iny information respecting all, or any of the above per rns, will be handsomely reworded. Ga.mburgh,litly 31, 1810. By Mr. ROBINS, Carraway's, on Thursday, August 30th, at Twelve, In Lots, by order ei the Ext cutors of a Gentleman deceased, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, principally free of Great Tythe, and Land-tax redeemed; comprising 43 eligible Cottage Farm H ouse , w i t h excellent Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Earns. Stables, and Out-buildings, and endosures of m• adow and arable land surrounding the house, and adjoining ltudict Connuon, eontah,ing s; Acat, in hand. A Co•tage, with Orchard, wt.!: stored with truit-trees, atal two it:closures of Mea dow Land o in the occupation and on lease to Mr. Hill, adj.) ning. A Meodow on the North side of Ititshet Common, adjoining Cordon's, Eq. A 'double Cottage in the occupation of Mr., Patten, with garden, aril productive o.cha:d. A piece of Nur sery• Ground, iu flont of the Porrstn,:uth road, in the occupation, and on lease to, Mr. Lain?. Nurseryman. Two Cottag•zs i with a M'beelwright's Shop, i n t h e occuration of Mr. Kennedy, and Mr Judd, tenants at will. An Incioiure, called Betty's Claw, situate near the Foa nod Hounds, co.naining upwards ot sit; acres In hand. This day was published, In three Volumes, post Bvo. printed by James Ballantyne and Co. price XI. I Is. 6d. boards, r I-IE POETICAL WORKS of ANNA SE-. L WARD, with a Biographical Preface, and Extracts from her Literary Correspondence..._ By WALTER SCOTT, Egg. Printed for John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh; and Long man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. London. were (Jay were published, in evob price 26.6 d. ikEMARKS upon ARTICLE VII', in No. SI of the EDINBURGH REVIEW. By the Author of a " Reply to the Calumnies of that Review sgairst Oxford." • W cannot review the Pamphlet before us, without either refuting the arguments contained in it, or acknowledging the justnc of its remarks." Edinburgh Review, No. 31, p. 15e. Oxfuril: Printed for J. Cooke and J. Parker; and J. Mackie /ay, J. Murray, and.F. C. anti J. ilivington, London; Brown and Crumble, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. Of whom nig be had, a New Editicn of a Reply to the Ca lumnies of the Edinburgh Review. svo. ss. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Kennedy, near the Angel, Thames Dittun, of whom particulars n:ay be had; at the Angel, Ditton ; principal Inns Esher and F.svell; King's head, Epsom ; Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, and the Sun, Kirgs:on ; George, and King's Head, Twickenham ; ken Ilounsivw; Pigeons, Bretitft.rd ; Castle, and Greyhound, I: ichmond ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rr.b!rs, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the Estate may he bee... ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED. This day was published, price 4s. 6d. Illustrated by numerous large Vials, on a New Plan, WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ; or, A Popular Explanation of the Woaders of the Heavens and the various celestial Phenomena, adapted to the meanest capacity. By the Author of " The Wonders of the Microscope." Printed for ittcunan Putt.i.tre, London ; and to be had of all tneicAt.llers. Al 1, The Vironotss of the Micnoscoet, illustrative of the Crtutiqn in regard to minute objects ; with very large Plates, pricy 33.6 d. G KEGOR r's Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, I BLAIR'S Grammar of Natural Philosophy, 3s. 6d. This day was published, price Six Shillings, NUMBER bb. of THE CLASSICAL JOURN4L ; containing Critical Notices of--Burges's Pheet.is•tc and Troadcs; M:ss Srd,th's Book of Job ; Essays en the Sources of Pleasure received from Literary Composition ; Lindley Murray Examined, and tht Essentials of English Grammar--Motives to the Study of He brew--De la Formation du Langage--Oe the Latinisation of Names--Of the Standard of Taste--On the Quantity of a final ohm Vowel before a word beginning with s tollowed by cons*. mot—Of the Greek Accents--lnseriptions on a helmet and caul-, (iron found at Alphens, near Olympia---Not:*. in Philoctetem So-, Phocleum--Oxford Prtze Poem, with other Poetical Pieres, and a variety of Bibliographical, Classical, Oriental, and Bibbed Articles. Sold by ail Booteenen; .f whom may also be had, a few . Copies of the FiksT NUMBER; containing, Critical Notices' or Butler's /eschylas. Iturges's Pharni-un, and Miss Smith's nook of Joh ; Observations on the Axtim Inscription in Lord Valens . tia's Travds ; and on the Delian Inscription— Cambridge and Oxford Prize. Poeios; Dissertation on the Origin and Progress of language and Writing—Articles on Oriental Literatures—Biblical Criticism's—Recherches stir la I.angire de l'Eoptiis;sGreek and Poetry—De Orsecornm VerbismssßibliogrAphicid stnt Cisui stc.al Intelligence • w 411:my (Alia Critkal sAd Luenty Articles. • 11.D.V1CL. WHEN Men ottdacation and professional skill use pers:vering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success fal result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.: • klestrs, GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and inf.' timed into every bratch .1 the profeesioa (tortilicates of which 'from differeuf hospitala, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in duced to make the cure of the following the object of their par ticular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually carat); as also debility,. whether arising from Bacchanalian indul gences, long residence In Warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, ( 'it.: unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one rau,ing sterility or barreintess, and in the other a mitnerour train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenni Pate in Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long and extensiv e practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to rerricve those complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without laying the patient under the least restraint in diet or ex ercise ; ami in recent Venereal Cases, where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they pledge themselves to pt•rform a cure in the short space of two . days. 'the unpreceden ted suceess of their mode of treatment (which "has never been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 12 years, do ing which rriod many persons of both sexes have been cured,even m!yr severe and injurious methods bad been pursued by other Pi a.Ationers svithout effect), induces them to chits publicly offer thdr aivice. Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily, per 'orally or by letter, by either sex, with Inviolable secrecy, deli- tre7y, and attention. Piti.nits in the country are requested to de scribe their age,,manner of living, &c. hiclosing a Bank Note, and the same will be duly attended tso , and advice and medicines sent .to art part of the kingdom.-13, liouvorte-strion, Floti-otioet. s. The Hon. General Hervey S Rt. Hon. Earl of Bristol 1 1 Right Hon. S. Perceval 10 10 Lord Bp. of Winchester 10 0 Lord Bp. of Chichester S 3 Lord Bp. of St. David's 2 0 Lord Bp. of Gloucester 2 0 George Brooks, Esq. 5 5 Lord Chief Baroa Mac. donald . 5 5 Sit; Vicary Gibbs, M. P. 5 5 Mr. ~:assey • 1 1 Sir Samuel Romilly, M.P. Sir W. Weller Pepys, Bart. 5 0 Sir W. Wynn - 5 0 Hon. Mr. Baron Graham 2 2 W. Adam, Esq. M. P 5 5 Sir Arthur Piggott, M.P. 2 0 Mrs. Gilgrest - 1 1 The Rev. Dr. Morrice 1 1 The Rev. Dr. Coryton 1 1 The Rev. Mr. Dunster 1 1 General Vernon S S Thomas Blofeld, Esq. S F. Burton, Lg. M. P. 2 0 Mr. Grooby 5 0 Mr. Elthans 5 0 Mr. David Jones 1 1 The Rev. James Moore 1 1 .By Miss Miles - 2 0 Mrs. May - - 2 Abel Moysey, Esq. 1 1 The Rev. Dr. Bell .5 U Lord Bishop of Durham 5 Right Hon. T. Smith, Lord Mayor - 2 2 -George Gostling, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Alexander Riddell, at Lloyd's - 1 1 J. Cotterell, Esq. at Will's 5 ( Sir Stephen Cotterell 2 Lady Cotterell - 1 Miss Cartwright - 2 I Mr. J. Holdship. By W.B. 2 The Rev. Dr. Jones, 1 The Hon. Mr. Justice Le Blanc - • - 5 The Dean of Peterborough 3 Dr. Bailtie - Dr. Latham 1 Mess. Robirmn &Holmes 2 Mr. Fraser, fields - 2 Messrs. Flower and Main. Waring, by Mr. Fisher 5 G. H. Edwards, by ditto 1 Miss Ryder, by ditto - I Nicholas Smith, Esq. - 2 J. Butts, Esq. Lombard street Robt. Blake, Esq. Essex st met - • W. Franks, Esq. Fitzroy square - 5 Hon. George Winn - 2 Mescrc. Barclay, Perkins, . and Co. - - - 2 Mr.Seear;l'urnhaniG reen 3 Rt. Hon. J. C. Villiurs - 3 The Hon. Philip Pusey 10 Ihe Rev. Dr. Matthew Raine, Charter-house 5 Miss Raine - - 1 Jona , ban Raine, Esq. • 2 Francis Gosling, Esq. • 5 Wm. Unsling , Esq. - 5 GiffinWilpon, Esq. I\ I.P. - 2 I. H. Browne, Esq. M.P. 5 Rob. Milford, Esq. _ Isaac Gossett, D. D. by Mr. Fisher - 2 W. Drcwe, Esq. New Inn A. Cullen, Esq. by W. B. 1 Most Noble Marquis of Hertford - - 2 Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice Mansfield 2 Hon. Mr Justice Bailey 1 Lady Alvanley - 2 W. Ross. Esq. Boswell court - - 1 Mr. Skynner, at Wills's 2 Rev. Dr. Carey - 2 -Mr. Everett - R. Howard, Esq. Trea surer of Lincoln's bn: 5 Benj. Winthrop, Esq. Mr. Serjrant Lens . 4 2 J.A. Noguier, Esq. • 1 Mr. Wood, by Mr. Fisher 5 Miss Saunders, .strand - 1 Rt. lion. Richard Ryder 6 Lord Brownlow - 5 Lady C. F. : 0 •elfleld - 2 Viscount & Ward 5 Roherk Taylor, E - 5 Major-General Rains.sy 2 1 holm:* Kt, Esq. - 2 Mr. George Lumley - 1 Mr.A. Ross, bishop gaje street - - 5 I.'T. Batt, Esq. . - 2 Messrs. Twins iig S Mrs. Way, of Acton - 1 J. N. ltandail,Esi. Kent i-h Town - - 2 G. W. Marriott, Esq. at Will's- 1 W. Burrell, Esq. byW. B. 1 J. Alien, Esq. by W. B. 1 His Grace the Duke of Buccleugh - - Rt. Hon. Earl of Dalkeith WiiiiamWilberforce, Esq. M. P. - • - 3 John Egerton, Esq. M.P. S Osborne Markham, Esq. M. P. - - - 2 Hon. Mr. Baron Wood 2 John Ord, Esq. - Robert Dallas, Esq. - 1 Rev. Mr. Buxton, Carl ton Road, Attleburgh 10 Sir G. P. Turner, Bart. 2 Rev. Mr. Ltigh - 5 Mrs. Eliz. Leigh - 2 Mr. Arnold - - 1 J. Pearson, F..q. Gray's- Inn, at Will's— J. Ale:ander, Esq. New ton' at Wllts - John Dal, Esq. Carey street, at Will's- 1 Mrs.Wallta, Brunswick square, at - 1 Mr. Masters - 1. Rev. Mr Thomas, by Mr. Fisher • - 1 Jos. Sumer, Esq. Ashbur ton, Devon Sir Wm. Scott, Doctors'. Commons - - S Mrs. Cobbett, Sti, pole-street - 2 Mr. Smith, Strand - 1 Alex. Murray, Esq. - 1 - 2 2 Js. Allen Paris, Lsq. • - is Wns.Watsonasq. 3 H. Burrell, Es s. by W. B 1 Mr. Itiomsey, by W. B. - 1 Lady Wiles - 1 Mr. liougham - 1 Mr. Lanibsrt - - 1 Fion.Mr.Barntit hCnup son 2 A. Mingay, Esq. - 1 J. Rae, Esq. at Lloyd's 5 G.Brown, Esq. at Lloyd's G. Wolfe, Esq. at Lloyd's 1 TA tat tier, Esq. at Lloyd's 5 juu.E.l.7sl.P._ Burton Morriee, F.sq. - 1 Charles Butler, Esq. - 1 J. Parsons, Esq.' Oxford Mr. Makepeace 1 Mr. W. Makepeacs 1 Mr. J. Makepeace 1 Mr. C. Makepeace 1 Mr. R. H. Makepeace 1 WT. Saunders 2 Mr. James Fislar 1 Mr.Vickery, Tavistoek. street - - Rev. Mr. Richard Raikes, Gloucester - • 2 Rev. Doctor Maskelyne, Greenwich - 2 William Garrow, Esq. 1 Mr.'N. Bedford . 1 Mr. Edward Poole 1 Sir T. Plumer, M. P. 6 Admiral Guyot 1 - at . Lloyd's - S G.Henkell,Esq. at Lloyd's 2 J Coward, Esq. at Lloyd's I 14r. Morton, at Lloyd's 1 jklir. Philip Antrobus, by Mr. Fisher - Rev. Dr. Vyse - 1 Mr.ThomasMott,atWill's 1 G. Gipps,Esq. at Will's 1 Christian Volens, Esq. at Will's- -at Will's 2 William and Jane, atW ill's 1 Joseph Leardale, Esq. at Will's- 1 RieltardWilson, Esq. Lin colts's-Inn-fields • I Mr.Woodcoelt, by Ft. Wi lson, Esq. 1 Thomas Gordon, Esq. 2 Sir Wm. Ruspinl, Knt. 1 Mr. 'terry, Carey-street 1 'I lie Rev. Dr. Burnaby 1 Miss Wyndham Miss rticknall - 1 - 1 Mr. Webb, Robe-faker 1 0 Mrs. Mayer 1 1 Mr. Serjeant Shepherd 1 1 HughLeycester,Esq M.P. S 0 Robt. Kirkpatrick, E.q. 2 0 Rev. Philip Wodeliouse, J. Caltbrop Gough, Esq. 1 U Hingham, Norfolk 2 2 key. Dr. Price - 1 1 Rev.Dr Jackson, Felpham, Mr. F. Winn, Maddox- near Chichester - 2 2 street 1 1 I ieut.-Col. Macdonald 1 0 Randale Ford, Esq. 2 0 Wyndham Knatclibull, Rt. Hon.Ld.Ellenburough 2 2 Esq. - 5 Mr Richard Smith 1 1 Hon. George Talbot - 2 2 Hon. Mr. J ustice Grose 2 2 By anon mous Subscrib- Mr. Linley - 1 1 as already advertised 101 11 The TRUSTEES think It proper to state, that the above cha ritable Contribution is invested in their hands, and is intended solely for the maintenance of the Infant Family, who are at pre sem entirely Wrprovidcd for, and not to parss the bond, or any Other of the debts, as eruy Gentlemen have liltknatett. - 1 1 S 5 - 1 I GROSVENOR -SQUARE. Spacious roomy Fain ly Mansion, excjllent atiached and detached Offices, Garden, double Coach-house, and Standing for seven Hores —By Mr. ROBIN':, At Garraway's, on September, at Twelve &Clock, ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn prising a spacious roomy Mansion, planned for the accommo dation of a Nobleman or ( lent lernan's family of distinction, desir ably situate the corner of North Auclley-street, Grower o r fittare ; containing in the attics, three Sleeping.roonts, large Laundry and lumber-room ; second floor, 2 spacious lltd-chanda. ts, with closets and Dressing-rooms adjoining two other sleeping-rootas ; on the fist fl *or a neat anti-roam communicating by fol.iing-doors to a Lofty Drawing room, handsomely proportioned, looking to the square, walls papered, marble Cimuney-piece, Scc. a spacious Bed. chauiber and Oressing-room adjoining; ground-floor, a handsome Entrance, stuccoed walk, Porters' :'-leeping-routns, and Closet ; an elegant staircase to the first-U.)or, with a gallery, landing, secon dary an elegant Dining parlour, Library, or Morning. room, windows looking into the garden, Dressing-room adjoining ; basement contains housekeeper'; room, with dusts and water laid on, Butler's Pantry, 2 roomy Wine Cellars, large Servants' Hall, Area, detached Kitchen, :scullery, Cool Larder, Wash-!louse, Beer-cellar, Coal-cedar, and bust-bole, are front of the house ; with Vaults for Coal and other purposes, Duo-hole, and Steps for Servants' entry, a double Coaciediause, Standing for seven Horses, with Lofts, and Men's Room over. To be viewed by 'rickets; Particulars bad on the Premises, of Messrs. Hooper and Broug!iton, Solicit kr s, Moriborough-strert; At Garraway'A ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-str,et, Golden square, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. WINSLADE HOUSE, DEVONSHIRE, Within four miles of Exet - er six of Exmouth, and tw e lve of Sid mow h.—Spacious and elegant modern brick-halt Mansion, with excellent attached and detached Offices, extensive waited Gardens, Hot-houses, detached Farm-house, and Outbuildings with 270 Acres of rich Meaci.sw, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence, with lute Streams of Water. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, onTkunday, September the Ist, at Twelve, in One I ot, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; prising a spacious substantial Brick-built Mansion, in com plete repair, planned for the accommodation of a Family of dis tinction, with excellent Offices of all descriptions, extensive walled Gardens Hothouses, and every other useful and orna mental Append a ge , the Residence and Property of EDWARD Cors FORD, Esq. deceased; situate in the Parishes of Clyst St. Mary and Oyu St. George, in one of the most salubrious, fertile, and beautiful parts of the county of Devon, within four miles of Exeter, six of Exmouth, and twelve of Sidmouth ; with sundry enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, contain ing about 270 Acres, in a rirg fence, divided by thriving hedges, ornamented by fine grown Timber, and watered by the Streams which serve the purposes of irrigation and working machinery. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Pidsley, Solicitor, Exeter, of whom Particulars and Tickets for viewing may be had. Par ticulars at the New London Inn and other Inns in that City; King's Arms and London Inn, liskeard ; Pest Houses, 13odmiu ; the Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth ; White H art an d A nte . lope, Salisbury; Swan, Wells; King's head, Bridgewater; prin cipal Inns, Taunton; White Linn, Bath •, Bush inn, Bristol; of Messrs. Forbes and Pocock, Solicitors, No. 5, Ely-place, 1 - loi. bt.rn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol den-square,Lorillon ; where a Plan of the Estate may be..seen. About 400 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with sundry Cottages and Farming Built:Lk% contiguous to this Est a t e , a nd in the partsliesiiPelyst St. Miry, Clyat St. George, and Sowton, will be shortly offered for Sale, of which due notice will be given. —The Plan may be seen at Pidsley's, Easter • and Mr. RoWnes, Warwick-street, Colda-square„ i . ' I ' • - " . . • .64ye .e • ... . 7 t ) ..,-; ' a-a ya i p * l l /4 - ‘ a• .. e 4 1 . 1 .4 , 1 , a ) t - • $... ,• % ek.... c. •-.... ' , "4.- ‘1 . • • ---t-• 6 -4-- [PRICE SIXPENCIeHiI.FPF.N4Y. 2 A . ' j .. . •.w . - f ili Vl. l. I N. , SALES Illy AUCTION. ••••.••••• WILTS N1•:,1 la RAMSBURY AND HUNCiER FORA Freehold fr.VIIP, Tythe-free, desirable Dverßing Moose, OWN, , Gardens. brantif'il and Garden. ta:r.n-yard, eac:llent Bonding., Orchard, and Farm 1'.1,.d, and upwards of 156 Ault of 1.2.1 d ; also Great a n d Small tyttless witinn nett:, . By Mr. ROP.INS, miles t A oad. . 1 t Garraway's, nn Thunalay, August 16, at Twelve. In one 1.00,. Desirable. FREEHOLD anJ TY l'il e. FREE L i FAIL; comprising an eligibte Dwelling-hasn:, suited n , , , ive, in one Lot, for the eccommodation of a tatnilv, with coevenient Ullizes, the- TATI: ; COM- den, du. Millbury Fort, in the parish of Rarnsbury, in the wanly katema, „tt lla t e a t of ll'ilts, seated on an eminence, Gomm ending beautiful, eatn. accommodatina of sive, and fertile views ov e r th e tijareat country. 'the land bee ing, on the ground- around the haw, in a ring lento, containing upwards of ISO ash-parlour, Morn- Acres o' Meadow, Arable, and Wised Land, with excellent „it,g parlour, t un a- Farming Buildings. Also the •I ythes of shout 30 Acres of lend, shaded b y a " rAtt a a , situate within two miles of Ramsbury, in the county of Mason are four excellent the bottlers of Berks, within 61 mica ut London, five of Hunger- s, an d ;; ; 1 00 7- room ford, two front Albuurne, and ten from Marliwxough. Ishii ma. Th e d ome ,n a I :anate abounds with erne, in a flie sporting country. ii terepersed ippropriete for any with copse wood,au.:. ornamented by an old Roman work. in clod trd rnclooed, double preservation, front whence it derives its name, and is te :II sur y , ~,,i other useful abed whit rue water. odes, Sheds, Piggery, May be viewed by applying on the premises, wiser particulars delightful M41611)11 mar. be had; Pell, Ramshury; Crow,, Wit•Jsor ; Red lane, by hay la..ty ti.tiner- Lansbourne ; Bear, ilungerford ; Castle. Ma slboraugh ; Beer, sha e ti ag van a u k ;e, I %Vantage; Pel:can, Newbury ; Crown, Thtec :am ; of Messrs. teem fi nely-wieaded i Li:cket and Fisher Solicr:ors, Gray's Ism ; and of Mr.' Rubio., nay of Surrey. with Warwick -street, Fisher, London, where a plan of the engrourids are eaten- Lstate may he seen. th thriving shrubs, I GLOUCESTERsHIRL. -fermi age fitted up SUDELEY CASTLE. MANORS and YR hEHOLD ESTATE. deg•rourn adjoining. i TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, lea1:1 I = 4 Acres of lOn Thursday and Friday, the 47:11 and -Sth of September, 11110, supply of water for at Cheltenham,•in 30 Lots (unless previously disposed of in one Lot by Private Contract, of which due notice will be 1 the Premises; at given), well; Y.'hite those, QUDELEY CASTLE, and the exte ns i ve :4Astns. ,w ; Piaeons, Brent- Is , of Sudeley and Winchcombe, with 2268 Acr e s of Arable, re, Salibury-square ; • Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, lying co m p act , we ll t i me ack-street, Gulden- I 14J. head and watered (the gremest part whereef es covered by $ 1 Modus in lieu of 'I ythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile), now let in carnal and convenient Fenn', tent good Farm-houses, 1 ESHER a short I Buildings", Labourers' Cottag e s, and o th e r remiLdtes, rend. rine it fir.Residence l Cot- I one of the finest Estates in t h e C ount y . Th e C ast l e, at a me . and Land s .1 nalnes derate tapence, might be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion ; and if sold in lots, the property is divided so as to form several eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views fit for the re- ii Twelve, in Lots, sidence of Gentlemen fond of agriculture u well as of opulent man deceased, Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been made i.TE, principally from this property to Cheltenh am , seven m il es; to Tewkesbury, teemed ; comprising Evesham, and Stow, each 10 m il ts . The esti:sussed vales is ',- in Garden, Orchard, wards of £4OOO per ann u m. 4, and enclosures of May be viewed by applying to M r . Richard Ireland, at the :use, and adjoining Lodge Farm, near Wineh cont h e , o f w h om pr i nte d part i cu l ars, id. A cu , tdge 'with with a Map, may soon be had; and also at the princip a l T e s s in o inclosures of Mee- the County; at the White Hart H o t e l, in B at h ; at t h e Once et Mr. Hill, ad .t / nin. ' Messrs. Ferrer attd Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Common, adj -I ' . Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury, who are autbo. a rised to treat by Private Contract. le nccupatinn of Mr., er A piece of Nur- il, in tl:e occupation, LlNCOLNattlitn. two Cottages i with 161. E OF AXHOLME. . ' Mr. Kennedy, and TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rtikd Betty's Claw, (Either together or in Parcels,) upwards ot si:: acres A FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, a nd LEASE- HOLD ES'FATE, situate within the Parishes of Haley ,dy, mar the Angel,' and Owned, in the Isle of Alholme, in the County of Lincoln t : had; at the Angel, consisting of the Watior of Hazey Hall, Garth, and several Mee. ing's lead, Faysom ; . susses and Farms--c intainiti together about 400 Acres, bearing , Kirgron ; George, . a good Warping Clough thereon; alga, the Great Tythes kiting l-lour:4:w; Pigeons, I front nearly 3000 Ac re s o f L an d, s i tuate i n t h e severa l T owe- md ; at tiarraway's; I ships and Parasites of Haze) , and Owe on aforesaid; and, aloe, square, where a plan : the "Iythes of Hemp and Line In the Pa r i s h Of °waren stomata. Part of„the Estate is conveolently situate for Warping, and about : 60 Acres thereof are now in a course of Wit.ping, being the se. n, j cand year of its progress. .ached and detached The Estate may be catered to at lady-day next, and part et Standieg for seven the Purchase Money may remain on security. if r e qui t ed. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Brown and Morris, 'welve &Clock Barton-on-Husubpr, Lincolnsh.re. , . . STATE, com- R . ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. t.,:on• tractors wish Onatienuent for the present State Lottery, ed for the accommo- respectfully inform Owlish& that Tickets and Shares are a w of distinction, desk- on sale at their Once', Bank-buildings , coennin, and 4 Grosveror t•ittare ; the Kin g 's m ew% cheri ,, g a. rha......sei l Emg. M ad % 1, large Laundry and , 5 -"! . .. ....to,ono iamb. te, with closets sleeping-rooms; on 000 ig by LA-inv . -doors 5. limed, looking to the !, Scc. a spacious Bed• nd-Stor, a handsome So ... ... • 1,50 D sums, and Closet ; an very, landing, seven- 6 , 800 teary, or Morning.. 4,oooNumbers X 200,0000 sing-room adjoining ; Five Tickets of each Numb e r. All to be drawn the i 9th of October, 11110. :105..t. and water laid large Servants' Hall, BUTIER's celebrated RES !WA 1 IV!: a taU Ikil' ' , 4. ,ardor, Wash-house,. LI I/ EAUTY of Countenance, and reg u l ar i t y o f T ea - front of the house ; tetras, awe allowed to distinguish the Paitish Fair; but the Nett-hole, and Steps Proprietor of BUTLER'. TOO l'H POWDER would beg leave Standing for seven to remind his Country-women ti.at the !ultra of their Charms loses half hs influence where the 'Feeds are discoloured, or chew ad on the Premises, a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable * Moriborough.street; as the present preparation affords the Infallible means of rentcreieg ick-str. et, Golden- every blnuish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, beim had, composed of Vegetables. It Is recommended to the attention of all reeks, as ekering 'SHIRE, away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay atilt enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and dolma. and twelve of Sid- ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion Trick-built Mansion, hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No cum. es, extensive walled position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has se, and Otebuildinis met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor,hat coins* , and ''''able Land , that it is in daily u s e o f R o y a l t yitself. ter. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Bntkr, No. 4, Cheepalde, corner-of Paternoster-row; Latter and Co. Edinburgh and OW. le Ist, at Twelve, gow ; 13elam, Portsmouth; Newbery and Son, 'Subtle; Pack and Turner, Hull; I foxland Jail tlaydon, Plymouth; and most Country Medicine Venders and Perf u m er ., i n b oxes at sa. lid. :STATE ; corm. It Mansion, in com- each ' of a Family of dig- . GENUINE MEDICINES. ii eriptions, extensive V NEWBERY and SONS, N o . 45, St. Paul's r useful and onia- r . Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin, operty Of EDWARD Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and other valuable P 'arishes of Clyst St. Lions, inform the Public, that in consequence of the new st salubrious, fertile , Duties, the price of that Medicine is as. 9d. per Packet, or Lt./11.6d. per within four miles of Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottl e , Ll . is. as marls up for theAraty mouth; .with annul,' mid N.ovy ; but observe that the worth "F. Newbery, No. 44. .able Land, contain- St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. Iby thriving hedges, The following are the Prices of their Medic:nes, duties inc skin by the Sluded, ered r e ams but those who pur c ha se si x , nr more , w ill be a ll the Stamps Ig machinery. gratis : s, cl, s. d. . I, Solicitor, Exeter, Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 r may be had. Par- Ditto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tincture of Bark 4 0 Inns in that City; Ditto Antibilinus Pills 2 9 Huxham's Ditto - I 0 It Howl, Bothnia; I Dr. Austin's Chalyheate 4 0 English Coffee 1 9 Ite Hart and Ante.. 1 Dr. Steers's Opcxleldoc 2 a Essenee of Ginger * 9 • Bridgewater; prin- I Ditto Convulsion t)il 26 i Inglish's Scots Mk 1 It tsh Inn, Bristol ;of I Ditt o Camoinde Drops 19 I Cheltenham Salts 11 p 5, Ely-place, Hot- 1 Essence of Coltsfoot 36 I Ipecacuanhe L o z enge . Il i arwick-street, G o l- M r. Spence's Dentri fi ce 40 1 Dr. aolander's 'tea 9 9 . ale may be..seen. 'lie Cephalic Snuff 11/ a Henry's Magnesia 4 • ,; '. and Arable Land, I.ozeesee of Blois 11 I Maredant's Drops 54 • s, contiguous to this Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Spilsbury's Ditto g 4 • i Leo's Liniment Clyst St. G e orge, 5 0 Grant's Co ug h Di tto 1 0 of which due hone. Asthmatic Balsam 2 9 G rte n oug h' s Tinctures 12 . Idris, Exeter; an d 'l'oalc Pills 2 9 Dine lona Leeenies llf s Dr. Houper'a PiUs 1 lt Seething Syrup 11 0 .. , ) N . - • • • 1 " 6. , - Y. 6 1 •