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_ . -•, - • . . . . • - - . 2. ,k . 1 • ...-• .: .- i 7 ' - ' i t . 0 1 .:-' , ,'0 i•sir‘ % -- .V+ ••• ' Alk , 4 , -.... ~ ,r a.t, ois , • p i (•,.. • : 4 1 , . • • , ~..4 4 -0 : 4 1 , 1„..° ---- ' - I - - " ‘ ..t.4e ,' • V'' .".'".'-':":"---.) • . - • .-- - ''`. P"' ', . .k,• . - 171 MT *14,61.•';(4. ) S • ,~ ._ • • " ‘..' s S. • . • •. •!:-: . .1 4/c) rr• • N ITII R Elt 61()01 .. ~- 'IIIEB 1)A V, A 11(3 USI' '23, 1808: GO . • PRiot• Si x-I,!.xer.• PUBLIC CHARACTERS Or. iso6-1809. TT is thought proper toinform the Booksellers in this manner, that a NEW lOLIIME of PUBLIC CHARAC TERS, a work so well known, aad so universally respected for its utility and impaki' slag', will appear on the Ist of October next, New Editious having lately been printedof several of the fors mer Volumes, complete sets of Nine Volumes, or any single Vo lume May be had to pertbct sets. • J 1• • • • .ce 7nr !ea lact ree of • • . . .TROPERIr DUTY ON DIVIDENDS pdtrols IN . • .THE:r.E4RS 480 S; 'a 804, AND 180.5. I T 'appeasing, notwitbstandittg the Notices . repeat edly sent or made to the Partifs entitled to Dividends of Stock payable at the Bank of England, South Sea Hits.., and- East India 'House respectirely, who have not paid the Duty on the satne for the years above-mentioned, that payment has not in many instances been made -of the said Duty, whereby , those Parties have interred various Penalties, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Property Act being willing to albite further time for such payments, hereby give Notice, That the-Duties payable on alt Dividends of such :itock and Annuities for these years, are di rected to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the, Old Stock Exchange, the parties making payment thereof will be discharged ir the books of the respective Commissioners, until and upon the It day of October neat; but that all Persons who shall neglect to make such payment on or before that day, will be prosecuted as the Law directs, and steps are now. taking for bringing all defaulters into charge for the double duty," who shall• not liavepaiirthelinyfor the years above-mentioned, on or before the said loth day of October next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange Will betlosed. By Order of the Board, Mit7THEW WINTER. °jailor Taxer, Avsszt 1, lftee. PPM:4 LLING OFtIOE, Jay 21, 1 808. THE COMMISSIONERS for vicTudLLING HIS MAJSTI's NA YT th hereby give Naive, That on Thursday the 15th of September next, they will be relay to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quatitilies of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the best tpialityouid to he'curyd idthe ensuing season, as the respective Merchants antrDealers therein may think proper to offer: one third part theitof to be Facial in half puncheons, one third part in-tiereest anil i thc remaining, one third part in barrels ; to be delivered into his MajestY's Victualling Stores at 'Deptford, Portsmouth and Plymouth, and, into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Ca tk~lnr's, is proportions of each description of Casks, by trae*erii;ds indertnentioned, viz. (jar fourth of the vCiole by the 31st January, 1809. One Lilt of the remaining quantity by the 313 t March, 1809. And the remainder by the 30th June, 1809. Ated to be paid for by Bills payable will interest ninety days at': ,r date. • The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunsterville, Ageht for the Victualling at Cork, to the Collectors of Ills Ma. errs Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Portmaster General at Dublin, respectively. Nc regard :rill he had teary Tenter in whirls the price shall not be psterler •:vorh at length, or that shall not be delbofred hi the Balled iefore 01e o'Clod on the said Thard ly the 130 of Ssiataaber neat, sir stmlarrhe Person Tc ho snakes there/0470r ruse I:otsostiaAgkla:if, att-wils to - 7lnsatler when called for. • - 1:',7 ROtERt OIiAN 4 S . 'COMMISSION Otilild4iEßUPT:. . 'THE Cieditors pncier the.canaraissicmvf itank-rupt, airirtlea and issued forth against ROBERT GRAY,,nout• Gelato of the Town of Pomo% in aloe CailtWohl.outhaniPion, bidder and Carp,ater, veldse Kerouhts are no,,aditm..d, arr„paqi nlarly rit;aeifed Yo &fiver in this simeit the .0 flire or Mesal. Henry,lethta ;sod. Co.'at GosnOrt; on or 'before . Thursday- next the iLith Instant, between the hours of ten o'clock' in the morning; and two in the afternoon, in order that the Balar , `e may be aserr, tained,.and semis other Creditors who have !•or proved their Debts undcr the said Commission are also'requested to deliveg.in their bills at the abovr place, otfor before the said day. • . Poetsea, August 280 a. • . • DAFFY'. ELIXIR WARELIOCSE, SALISBURY-SQUARE. A D. SWI NTON respectfully informs the. No -- 3 - • and (:entry; honour hi's original DAFFY'; ELIXIR wi.ll a decided pierelinee to all other Medicines, that having been r t,trunate at the late. India Sales, as to purchase t large inintEy most rare and' valuable Drugs, be is enabled to supply the Public with via; unrivalled Cordial, in a bicker state of perf,ictim :than fOr some years'past. 11TANTS • a Situation, as Mess:Man; - a Nfarri v • Min t yvithnut any incumbrance, who bas been accus town° Messinglonte years ;- thoroughly master of that 'skim- • thin; can be well recommended for honesty, and invariably correct in business, &c. Any Regiment in want of.a 114srman, may heir of. the Adver:iser, by !tater (post paid] iddmssed to }dr. Lloyd.winc-rnerchane f Dover; to W. Y. Post-01Bce, Bra- Warne Lees, Kent ; or to Mr Pollens, butcher, No fa ,Davies strrOt, Berkeley-square, London; will he immediately rtrasded to. N. B. No objections to travelling with the regiment to•anypart of England, Wales,. or Scotland. • . • • WANTS a Situation, at' Martinmas next, a single V V PL4son, completely 'qualified to superintend the manage ment of an extensive Estate, as Overseer; one who hal had much experience in his business, and has been Ling • accustomed with the modern and pev methods of Agricelture, 'practised by the bat Farmers in Berwickshire ; is also well acquainted with Ibe iniprovhii ordifferent'S. , iti of waste Land, rearing it from its natural state, and improving it by draining, manuring, and- aim ether improvements necessary for putting it under a complete sys;cm.ot. liesba:42ry : is also acquainta with the breeding, rear= g, fe:rding, ail& buying and selling Lire Stock ; writes a .plain 117.:•ti; can keep - accotinti - ivitit facility and correctness; can stirs v. y and subdivide Lind in a regular form, measure artificers` work, bcc.dic. is At present. Overseer to a very respectable Gen:- tleman ln one of tho eastern Counties of Scotland, and can give every satisfaction with resliilet to character.—Apply Try letter (post paid) to the Printer of the STAG, for the address of the Aridth will be punctually attendA to. TO BE SOLD BY AITC f lON—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Catvavray's Cairn Hotts;, on Wednesday the 7th day of .September, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, _ _ AVERY Valdable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the County of Hayford, comprising the Manor and Roy alty of HAMPTON COURT, the 'Ancient Mansion House, (replete with accommodation fora large Family,) with the Offices, Garde* Plasure °moods, Park, the Green Farm, Water Mill, LakeostiXiiis Panda; Picturesque Cottages. Groves, Woods and Plantations, higSly or is slatted with t amber, chiefly Oak ; cam • prising upprr ds of TwAro Hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable, MralloW, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground and Wood' Land, (rythi Free;) deilettfully situate in a beautiful Country, ire mil di,tant from the Borough of Leominster, nine from the City of rio:-furd; rind 13.; from London. To .41..)1ved by tithes only; or on applkutlon to Mr. Tan. Or, at the . Steward'. Nude, la Hampton Court Park, of whoa% Pth 15:4..-zieutas may in: had; also at the New bin, at Hera t:l,l: •Ife Pal WCrpriter ;at darraway's Coffct House; • (~rl- 4 .;(11; iisi. L'wer Brook-street; and of . far. Oi l.. •.1. A; PAII Mans I.ooatlea, Where a Phis of the Es:a:s. 4:.=r Jt I Ca, HOPIi- LIFE AND INSURANCE LXIALPANY, LUDGATE-HILL. • THE DIRECTORS of - this OFFICE .respect fully acquaint the Proprietors and the'Public,' That a DOTY of , 15s. upon every Potier•of Ltex ft<stiltsodt for Sums under 5601 apd sos.-for t Surns of 5001. and upwcdai will commence on the 10th of October next, until when, Poli cies will be Limed, gtatls :—those, the.efork who have•Lifis In surances to effect, mot see the oseessitY of being Prompt in Pug' ting their IN re x•rio /nto execution,, The DI I myeaihavi alio to OppYIZO the Pidiffe; that they have resolved, : - • . ' to insure. FARMING STOOK, .(Growing, Housed, or . litnekril,; on any part of the Farm; as well as every 134- • ti.easeut of' Ho ssientlir, at 2i. pee Cent. for any Sum not exceeding TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; to allow a Dascou NT (on Life Insuranee) of SI. pit. Cent. on the first year's premium ; to extend (by special agreement) the•Senefit Of Life Insur• once to the Ana of sevestry-rtes Years.; to enlarge the Sums insurable on the under-mentioned Risks, without increasing the Kate of Premium- rt . . • . On Common Insurances, to 10,000, at 2s. per Cent. Hazardous ditto 6,000,-, Si. Doubly ditto -, 5,000, ,ss. to allow the following Abatements on all Insurances effect ed out of London : • • 10 Per Cent, nit Polities ... for single Yeats, 15 ditto - S Ye!irs, 20 ditto - S Years, ' 25 ditto - 7 Years, and for any intermediate Period, an Abatenynt iq pro - portion. . , • • Upon Insurances effected at the Company's Ore ii London, free of evisy lixpeocc and Trouble, a still greater a-I.:auction will be made. • On the Expiration of an Rados of the above Deseripthin of Risk, Renewals win be made uut, agreeably to the afFiresaid,ilte gulatirms. liiaddition to the above, the following very obvious:Adepts; tages are offered is , this Cotupguy Persons insuring, or procuring to be insured, against Fire, Pre perty to the Antou:.t of .eiooo ; also, Persons effecting, or procuring to be effected, a Life Instr ante of .E.iod, have the desirable Option otbocoaling Interested in the establisionent, by sharing Profits equally with the Proprietors. Policies of .4100 and upwards, are issued gratis . ; also f.n. "sums under that Amount, when effected for Three Years; or more. m • . No charge made for Endorsementeor Alterations. Hdusehold Goods, under .C3OO, may be insured without distbact specifications. No deduction whatever in the payment of Losses. • Loss or kannige by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by this Company. • Erpenees paid on the Removal of Goods, in eine of Fire ; and all Loss or Damage thereby, made good to the insured. A considerable dediction is :Winks.? tw Ivierclunts on Short pe riod Insurances. • A BrOlierageof '5 per Cent. is allowed on all Shipping insurances. :'Solicitors, Brokers,and others allowed a Commissitin, on briog big Life Insurances to this Office. Agents are appointed in most of the Cities and Towns' in the United Kiugdoin. By order of the Board; WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. .. . . At the MONTHLY BOARD of MANAGERS, Jitly 8,1908, JOSEPH JENNINGS, Req.,SX4S. RErOLVFD UNANIMOSLY • • • , 'THAT' the se veral Children, 4te. , )•esened from a Watery Grave; the Lives of uthers:•irovitk!ntlaily saved, be made public ; as the viist number of oetdminss rewaided within the last Three Months, have ninth :edged the .litindbf the LIFE-SAVII4O-111STITUTION. • , • :-. •• . . . to t'rus • comics or :tax/,sapicrtsrilutY)• • • . 7004—5. D. E.—Life restored.—Mr. Maequeau, M.A. Eaton. 700..1-.4r. Playas; Tottenhain.- 7 -Atriiityd by C. Pratt, Esti:" VOO5—G. Lane.—Connunicated.by John Croton, Esq. 7009—Mr. R. S.—An upset Boat, near London Bridge. 7010--Inbabitantrof Isleworth &rusted the Preservation of a Youth. 70.11—Lliza Bennett—Deposition--). Dorcf3rd, Esq. 7012-•1. Buck, of Wlndsor.--LHIs Life tcstored.—t, man, At A. • 7013—Ts Betcber.—Rescued from the Water, GraYe.M. Gael r. Chap- . 7.7 tier, M.A. 7014-1. Humphreys.—Life saved.—Addressed to theTrensurer. 701.5--Rev. Mr. Pickering reconimetoltil A. 'Woods to be re- • warded. 7016—Ann Seward.—Restored to her Parents by Yoke trawurth, E• . . 7017—R. Bra sq. ine, Esq. M.A.—T. Local:lett to be rewarded.. 7014-3vpolition—John 'Burton, Esq.—An only restu_ 7023—Mr. Usher.—Attested A. G. b. that the Youth was ref' cued from impending death. 7024—J. Bradley.--Life providentially sawed.—W. Smith, Esq. 70.14—Aii -unfortunate Gentleman.--Sidelde ! ! —Restored to • peace of mind. 7023.—R. Roberts Esq.—L. G. S.—Mrs. Edwards was an appa rent ' Corpse—Life gradually returned. 70211—Mr. lialt's .son.—Aquatic Suffocation.--'The process pro- • doted Sensation, 7030—Louisa Emon.—Eleven Ifears.Attested by P. Broadley, 7034141ArtI Esq ta La Vigne.—Resetted from Demb.—Her Preset . . Y.tr's conduct approved, and recommended by. R. istc- phens, k. , sq. _ _ 1035 and WiPsd—lhz Sister. with an Infant, fell Into the Mill Pond.—Both Lives were rescued from the Watery Gruve. • 7,037 —Rev. Mr. Robson, examined J. Davis, and ree,ommended Mll is the notice of the Society. 703 S—fl he only Son of Mr. Ellis rescued from a Watery Grave _ - by prompt evrtinnS. 7039—An Affidtvit before the Lord Mayor.—Lik priivideptially . 'Myr:tied. 7041—D. Dibble—His Life wonderfully preserved:—T. Evance, Esq. advised that T. prime be rewarded. 7043—St. Georges Hospital.—The Deranged Vernon in an ins • di* state.—lbir Preserterrecommended•by the 4ousa Sergeant. • • • 7044--W. Jones restored.—T. Nast, Esq. 7007-6-19-207.21-25-31-.-32 , -99 99-- 40 Interne. • ill.de N Wats-IL—The beneficent exert Lens of the Medical lissiwanu were inefficaciously employed.-1 heMasters eif Reosiving-Houses, and the active Claimants, wire as faithfully riwarded as is the above instancts of Re- susciration. . OD the 10th, 11th, and I.th inst. the Treasurer rewarded above 0;:e Hundred Claimants, for Children and adults restored' to life, to thcie Famines, and to Society. Subscriptions, die. arc received at Baron Dhow% Bu ll and Cisarteris's ; Down and Co's.; I..utgstuu'a; London Cottle-. house; and by Dr. 1 - I,swi.s, Treasurer, No. 8, spital-squae. bigut4 by Order, MIN ALEAUMONT, Store:sq. • CRUTWELI.'S GAZETTEER, NEW. EIDITIO24: Thls , day was published, In - Four limge Volumes, !Ivo. price 31.135. 6d. in boards, without the Ades; and 51 3s.witts the Atlas, half bound. Also the Attn. separate, containing Twenty-eight whole Sheet lielaps, c • oegt_l7 tOlourtd, and half bound, price 11. 11s. Cd. of .TE NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER; or; _ toottirulcut DICTIONARY : containing a Description of Jill the Empires, Kingdoms, States, Provinces, Ci:ies,,Towns,. Forts, Seas, Harbours, Rivera, Lakes, Mbuntains, and Capri, its the known World; with the Government, Customs, Manners,: `and Rvii,gion of the Inhabitants ; the Extent, Boundaries, and: Natural Productions of each Country ; the Tra de, Manufactories, and Curiosities, of the Cities and Towns, collected from the best Authors ; their Longitude, Latitude, Bearings, and Distances, from the best and meat authentic Charts. Dy the Rev. CLEMENT CRUTWELL. London: Printed fur Lanza:an, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pa. teniacer-row ; and Cadell and Davies, ".-rand. • • ••The very favourable reception. of the first!Edition, Ten ders if necessary for the Author to express his gratitude. In a careful and minute revision, he cometect many errors, and the addition of more than Thirty Thousand fresh articles, will evinee his desire of remitting the preser.t Edition deservits of the public approbation • PRIZE WINE. FRENCH PORT--A Wine that will, if nier.•l/ totally sapereede the dri-king of Pot ttizal Wan . It Poosess cu :a Its richnyss, with the su'ength and fi.avuer of C Irzt , and, akboogll the' Captors submit to a dir,tocal of it at a law - price fronit the quantity on band) the Purchasers eellt by.no 'means Audit Inferior to any French Wine. "Seven Thousand Dozen to he disposed of, at 34e. pet losers with 230 dozen of Madeira, at 755. per down, bottler tvAlcied• Applications to be made to Mr. A. Tod, Ariny an dPrize Aleut, Na, 35,.great Tufton-streei, Dean's Yard, Westrninret. . TO. BE SOLD HY AUCTION, • : At the CUSTOM-110INE, DOVER, on Thursday, the BSta of Aegttst, 1808, at One &Cinch in the Aftaacion, in sundrit . . small Lots, for the convenieupe of &mulles. I'HE FOLLOWING GOOD'S; vie, • U Braidy, of legal strmgth for Dear's. • El? Ditto of Brandy, not of legal strength for Dcalaik 800 Ditto GeneVa,tiltio, 421115. of Black and Green Ten. • • - -* Twattalteit and Alto small 13fiti, and their NiatettElls. Which may be viewed and iespeett.; t on this day preceding and an the morning of the day of sale. rye A Deposit if Its per Cent, will berequired. DARTMOLI - 1 :!..ALE, By Order of the Honourable enmmissionert &His Majesty's Customs, • . . On Friday, the 26th day of At:gust inst. at Two o'CLxk la the. Afternoon, at the Custotn•House, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which will be put up in several Lots.and sold to the highest Bidder* The Spirits for Private Families only. 800 Gallons Brandy S Gallons Ruin 6 Diuo Geneva 8 Ditto Wine Gallon Compounds. 1090 Bushels English Salt SS Ponid9 'riaiharinds 6 lbs. Sugar. • 9 Ditto Tea.. _ FORSALE BY PUBLIC ALIuTION, , At the London Tavern, Foxliolesstreet, 1 3 1fitiouth, on Tuesday. the 30th of August, at EleVen.:o'Cloak in the Forosoon, -, • THE Hull and Stores of the Spanish Lugger is CONCEP fiON, E. Basaltic*, late Masker. . . . • - 111.11. DIMENS/OXS BUNG, • • Length on Deck .. ..• 81 Ft.. 6 la. • Breadth above - - 92 10i Depth in the Huld - - 11 10 • ' • - Admeasures - 180 58-94 Tons. - . . . This Vessel Is almost new, being her first voyage, and will maks • .; as fine Schooner as ever swam; she eiss.caken by and condenuiest as prim: to his M a jesty's ship Orestes, L . I. Lars:rouses, Est. Commander. . . . And immedhuely a fter,. . The entire Cargo of the said Luner,coasisting of *ine, VirstW - gar, Iron, Paper, Blankets, Provisions, Saffroo, Ste. atc. .. . As also will be 'Soli by virtue of aComrMstion of AppealWawa aid Sale addressed Jo W: P. Sorra and - kali HAwelit s ; biers.. . . The American Ship ANN, Peregrine Howland, bite M mes. ' ' DIMENSIONS: I.mgt't on Deck - •L 87 FL 8 In. '. Breadth above .. -. 28 8 • Htieat between-Decks - .3 2 . Deptlrof HOid ••• ... HT ' - 9i ..4dmeasures •- .851 51-04 Tens. Has a fine Figure Head, stows well, and sails well, was dem rand by his Majesty!strigate Eurydice, Sir W. BALKAN, Conn maiitt, and the untillict gun brig, Lieutenant BATT, Co. Al-o- the Danish Schooner LY/C4ENSPROVE, about $0 Tons 'sunken. • . And afterwards the Hun and Stores of the Mlianish Sloopia BUENA ESI!ERAN.Z A, Mandarin, late Master about SO Tons burtheri, with hei Cargo, consisting of Oar, Rafter, and Grinding Stones. And also,the Piirftiguesechoonei: BONN JESUS de ALMA% late Master, abnat 60 Tons burthen, with her Cargo of Salt, rons St. Übe's.. • • For Inventories, viewing thesVessela,and other pardcuLtra, op. pV to W. IN SMXTO; Esq. George-street, Dock ; or to Plymouth, August :5, 1808. JAMES SL ADE, Plymouth. THE LAKES IN CUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday, the 15th day of September next, at the house of Mrs. Lancaster, the Hare and Hounds, in Ke s wi c k, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with X- the Farm-house; Biirns, Stabling, a small Garden, 57 Sheep DOW upon the Estate, and various privileges appertaining to it. Also a quantity of Growing Timber, comprising aboht 1000 trees, more or less, primiikally. G.Jt, including the perpetual right to all the wood that may M2rearter grow on the same ground. • The state consists of about eighty Acres of Land, and is situate at the entrance of the romande Vale of Borowdale, con- - tiguous to the border of the beautiful Lake of Derwent, and commands a view of the Lake, the vale of Keswick, the Skid. daw, and neighbouring mountains, and is distant from the mar ket-town of Keswick only four miles. A finer situation could not be selected for the growth of thither, than that upon which the wood is now growing, and the purchaser may let it grow for. any length of time. The ptuapects in the mining way are very favourable, and any person -disposed to adventure in that line' would probiuly find it turn to good account. There is upon the Estate a Salt Spring pessessing considerable medicinal virtues, and the resort to the Lakes being now so general, it is enssibl i e shag. • . this might be brought to rival the baths of the most celebrated watering-places. The whole is capable Of very great impl.eve-, ment, and as building mat, r•als abound in-the intighbourhood, but elegant Villa might be erected at a moderate expence, and the ground laid oat so as to form a most delightful summer residence. The present tenant, Mr. John Threlkelci,"at Grange, will s tew the premises; from whom, or from Mr. Avlson,Solicitor,Llver pnel, further particulars may be The aliec will be main two or more tots. . • • " CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE„ . ! Within Six Milos Of Newnlarket,"on the Turripika - • -; • Edmund's Bury. • • 7.! TD BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In September next, unless sooner disposed : gib% Private CiStutteli • ' A , VE:ItY excellent FARM, HIGHAW SH - A.I:L FARM ; cae.sisting of S good Farni-house,Dfilcen, Barns, Stables, and other convenient Out-building% aCiiew - . and upss :ads of five hundred, and thirty-three Acrds Meadotv. • : Pasture,. and Arable Land, whereof about one Imallred ahcl thirty Acres are inclosed,apd the remainder ip operrields. ABo • a Sheep-walk for thirty-six score Sheep over diverstintirs *Bei • • open fields of very great cxtent and value, tozetls.;r•wsth suendry: , Cottages and a Bla::ksmith's.afiop, now itrthe ocrepation ! lames WOrels, upon lease f o r fif t e e p y ears friAal *Mighilicdf j 1804, at the rim; of £460 per annum, . ' ' '4l - P7 ! •-• Another desirable Parni;called l-hgham Lower Preen frakitily consisting of a term-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-bands. Mgr, ht good x4pAig, and upwards of two, hundred and. swell* . • Aeret of Meadow; •Psure, and Arable Lanii, whereof twenty. five Arles'arY inclosed, and the remaindbr in Open fields ; also, i valuable She-p•svali fpr ieeenty'scnre sheep, over heaths iirid.field • ' lands of great extent, 6;,* itr the oettmatkon of Mr. l'hoinas Coniellopon lease for thirnSmi'yeaxs t from Elichaelmaa law, at 'SOL per annum. .•. „•—• •• - • • . •• The whole of• this valttaile - iirOpiify•lss freehold. The: Lands tax has been redeetned.,andtherer is no other outgoing - . except free rent of sixteen shillings a year to the Earl of Bristol. HWiant is an hamlet in the parish of. cazeley, in the County . of Suffolk, as fine a Sporting Country as any in Suffolk or Nos , 1 folk. • . For price and further part istriarl, apply to Mr. Presland, No. 10, Brunswick-square; Ivir. GeLLsrd, Gray's Inn, Lyndon ; J. B. Leake, Esq. Bockieg, Essex; Messrs. Futter, Suu, and Ilathank , or to Mr. Grand, hokcitorv, Norwich. To be viewei by apply. ,sag to the Want*. Thu day *Ss published, In Foolscap Octavo, and bet-pressed, price 3s. in boards, A NEW ARGIYME?srf FOR THE EXIST ENCE OF COD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster* Row, London ; and Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. This day.was publishes', In One.Volun e Bvo. price 7s. I t boards, THOUGHTS on PROPHECY : particularly as connected with the present times, supported by History. "That man of sin, the mita perdition." 2 Epis. Paul to Thess. By G. R. MOAN. " And now I have told you before it come to pass, that when it i• conic to pass, ye might xiv. 29. Printtd for Lorg:nan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pataniiter-row. NEWTON'S COMPLETE WORKS. In Six large Bvo. Vols. price £2.145. in Boards. O. October iht will be published, the Sixth Volume of the WORKS of the Rev. JOHN NEWTON, Rector of St: Mary %Voolnoth„" London ' • containing his Post humous klieces,an Index to the Whole, a List of Subscribers,and 4 Plate of the Author. ' Nai Subscriptions can be received after the 20th of September, wile- the price will be , A. row Copies of the Posthumous Works will be sold sepa *rely., price 1.2.5. ,Sold by J. Jokhieni 'n St. Paris's Chumh-yard ; and Mr. Smith (tbe.Aptipsr:p. ne, hew ) , No. 6, Co a lenlin• street-buildings. • • . A NEIV This day was published, price 15s. in boards, VDMUND•FITZAUI3REY, a NovA, in Three Va, moo enfant et prens tafortune." Printed for Ricit sari Putt.tfFs,•lQJ 6, tridie-street, Black friars, and to be bad of all Booksellers. , Of Whom may fielaA; • The Ninth Edition of The WINFF.R IN LONDON 8 cols. pr• cc tf The p'ifth Edition of the WILD IRISH GIRL, 9 vole 15,. And she F turth Edition of the NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK. in 4 vols. price Ili. IRELAND. This day was pubfished in Octavo, price Half--a-Guinea inboards, (kmbellished with a Frontispiece) THE JOIA:NAL of a TOUR. TUROUGH IRELAND, in the Year IKO6, describing an her of above One Thousand English Miles; to which is prefixed an Account of the Invasion of Ireland in 1170, by Earl Strongbow, Sm. • . By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, But. PrinteWilliam Mill er, Alb emar l e street. _ _ _ d f or l _ _ Of whom may be had tic few Copies which now remain for sale, of the Progress of Archbishop Baldwin, through Wales, on the service of the Holy Cross, in A. D. t IsR, by Girahlus Barri. Transired by Sir RICH ARD COLT HOARE, Bart. — This beautifork Is in Two thick Volumes, Royal Quarto, lmbdliahid viltPixty Engravings, and Maps, price Eight dul ness, and Proofs on Imperial 'Paper, Eleven Guineas, boards. SPAIN • .Thls day; were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo, price 10s. 6.1. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engravings, - - TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGLISH GEN CLEMAN - containing accurate Delineations of the MANNERS and DostE4TIC CONDITION Of that Country, with Anecdotes of the PRINCE of Panes, acc. Dt4 Estinsams of the Power -and Resources pf the Spanish Monarchy, and mher interesting and authentic particulars. 44 Half a wcird illsodwpod, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of recollectipm."--Gsay's LLTTERS. Printed for Rica/Lan Pomades, Bridge-street, and to be had of all Boaksellers MTh's and Country: • Of, whom may. be had, • The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SZTNNER,Esq. with Engraviniiipriee.4s4. In boards.' .• PAIN AND ,PQRTUGALs • _ GRAT Sunday next, August 28th, • . 2 4 . 1,. 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SVMAIEETHAM, This day was published, (Embellishod with a Portrait, &c.) in Eighteen Volumes Demy Octavo, pike Nine Guineas, and on Royal Paper, Twelve Guineas, boards, THE COMPLETE WORKS of JOHN DRY DEN, .eicir, first collected; illustrated with Notes, liiico rical, Critical, and Explanatory, and a Life of the Author. AI:IER SCOTT, Esq. Author of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, &c. Printed for Wilftam Miller, Albemarle-street.