Star. — London, England, 1808-07-27 00:00:00

• : • • Agior , •• ct-- • • • -irk; • tilst • - • • .• . . • - , . . V s r --.3 ~~ !I••• 7 e r I . • 1' J ~' ~l :it3 ~ .`%~tii ~ „~.. r - - en.. t • • .~ ;- . , Numes H:6ob *PARISI! OF ST. JAMES. Westminster, July 13, 1808. LAMP-LIGHTING. ITOT!CE is hereby given, That the Committee for Paving, Repairing, Ac. the said Pariah. will meet in the Vestry-Room of the said *Parish, on Wednesday the sd day of Aetna nest, et the hour of one 0 - clock in the afternoon precisely, to receive Proposals . in writing (sealed up), and to contract for any t e rns not exceeding three years, nor less than one year, far Lighting the Public lamps withth the said Parish; and also for Lighting the Public Lamps within the Optionanitracts in the said Parish, with or without leas burners. I...ichPropet•il to be separate, and to specify the terms and time f qt whet the Proposer is willing to Contract. • The km of the Contract may be seen. ' and other particulars gown, by applying at the Clerk's Office NO. 13, Charles-street, gt. Jaws's-square. By Order of the Committee, GEORGE HODGSON; Clerk. 'Mit day was published, price One Shilling, .101{14 BULL 1 .-..--Prophecy, applied to Passing EVINT3. Printed by Thomas Oillet, end sold it; Sherwood and Jones, Paternester-row, and to be bad of all Booksellers. :THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. This day waS paigished, ins vols. price One Guinea in boards, THEAtINERANT ; or, GLeNuros MEMOIRS of an ACTOR.—By S. W. R 1 LEY. ThisNotieli earning ave variety of interesting matter, in. tett s perped with Anecdotes of Living Theatrical Characters, as will as of those who have " teased to labour." London : Ptinred for Taylor and Hersey, No. 93, Flest-street ; ot - wbone May be bad, just published, their Catalogue of New and Second-band Books on Sale, for ready money. This day were published, in 3 vole. Bvo. price Its. 6d. haardi; OBSERVATION'S on a JOURNEY through Spain and Italy to Naple:., and thence to Smyrna and Con stantinople. By ROBERT SEMPLE, Anchor of Walks and Skctckes at the Capeon( Good Hope, Ste. London : Printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-attest. • Mr. Semple passed throvgla , Spain immediately after the Pattie of Trafalgar a but enn at that period he obscved amongst die Spaniards so )ftt their 0011 l allies, that be easily foretold whet would be their coampactalsonid those allks become earwigs. This daywas published, in ;to, illustrated with Plates. 'Price 1 4,.• bfiarda• The PIP& PAIRT W the SIXTH VOLUME of Commuikritxr roN s to the BOARD of Aagi-, CULTURE, de Subjects relative to the HUSBANDRY and INTERNAL: IMPROVEMENT of the COUNTRY. Printed by W. Suit:lento:loZ fnr G. and W. booksellers to his Majesty, and to the Board of Agriculture ; sold by Wilkie and Robtnsoil, Paternoster-row; J. Asperne . C4r. hill ; Cadell and Davits, Strand; W. Creech, Edinburgh ; and J. Archer, Dublin. Where maybe had, the Lamer Voluines. LESPINAZ.SE ON ARTILLERY. - This day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, prlee Ss. in boards, dedicated to the - Officers of the British Army, VS . SAI sox L'ORGANIZATIQP de L'ARME. 4.4de L'ARTILLERIE, par le GENERAL LESPINASSR.- the merit of this wort[ is too obvious and acknowledged where. blown, to require any commendation. It is sufficient to state, *at it will be found equally useful to the Officer of Arfiftery, Cavalry, or Infantry, as it contains nothing bin %what mg be comprehended by military men, told iu a poputar manner, and ahitaated by illustrations drawn from the sccuts in which Cau lk' Lespinasse was himself an actor. Paris, Printed 1300.—Canterbury, Reprinted ; and sold by Rouse, Kirkby, and Lawrence; by Egerton, Whitehall; and G. Richards, No. 9, Cornhillf 'London ; Keymer, Colchester ; Lee, Lewes ; Motley,. Portsmouth; and Haydn°, Plymoui s ; and Wog= and Cumming, Dublin. FOR. SCHOOLS.—Correct Stereotype Edition. This day was published; price 31. 6d. THE SPEAKER., consisting of the most valuable pieces of the best English Writers, disposed under proper beads, with a view to facititate.thp improvement of youth In read ing and speaking, as well as to lead young persons into some ac juaintaoce with the most valuable Writers, and impress upon the* minds the sentiments of honour and virtue. which are pre fixed, Two Essays--1. Op ,ElOcutioa. 2. On Reading Works of Taste. By W. ENFIELD, 1.1,.. D. In this Waik are printed many valuable Fapers by Cowper and others, which cannot be insertestin any ether collection, or sur rcititions edition-of the Speaker. For morethan 80 years Dr.Enfiel.r.s Speaker has been esteemed the first Class Book for Schools in the English language. This genuine and correct edition isprimed only for L Johnson, the originatpublisher ; F. and C. Rivington, Wilkie and Robin son, I.ongiman, Horst, Rees, and Orine Scatcherd and Letter man, C. law, Darton arid Harvey, Cr osby and Co. Cadeil and Davies, lockington, Allen and Co. John Ridrardaon, James Ri chardson, J. Mawsnan.and S. Tipper. - Where tray be had, Exercises in Elocution, kin a Sequel to die abdee, by Dr. Enfield, price 3s. Ild. . . nit. BUCHAN most pathetically describes the sufferirgs of Children while CUTTING their TEETH, a most dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought to be paid them : while thy weather is se hot, if the'rrihti- on of the gums comes with any other disorder, very few Infants recover. The mother ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the nursery ; for if a child should wake in the night with inflammation in its gums, it immediately opens the pores, kals the gums, and prevents fevers or convulsions. •Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the SeOTH:NO Svaur, may refer to the different eases which have appeared In this and other Papers ; or may have a list of cures at the Doctor': boo'se, as mothers are every day bringing fresh cases of the virtue of the Syrup, where it has saved their children. To be had only at No. 94, Newman .street, Oxford-road ; and Mr. Golding, perfumer, No. 42, Cornhill, at 2s. 9d. a bottle. Good allowance to country shops (for ready money) by apply- Ire to the Proprietor. BY filS MAJESTY'S ROYAL..LETT/IRS MTENT. WATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. This beautiful product of modern Discovery Is-offered earn confidence to the fashionable World. It is the most covet. , lent, and at the sime time the most mild, innocent, and refined Soap that has ever been made.. Wm of the First eMinenee in ohetnistry have examined;: ;. }tui erfeinsl and most Peculiar c:iaracter of ;Transparency is asseeifihe sirengast 'Odle:4lo3f of lts superior excelrence. • • --‘ The cleaynewd e licuy, aqd Ratifier It so the complexion , are ahsrlntely ugeMisfted ;. and-maw/Liice of distinction, who ire affected in tlii•niCiat . distiessinz manner by riser./ Other. Soar, and have condescencled to make trial of this, hair finitthilidprilth-- sionred it with tiseit.pationageatuiiurider. • • Gentlemen, who find shaving a diffieitit °Pei -166 "s w Wei" the greatest satisfaction hotly tha Trani rent Slurp.' It afilu'ds a fine permanent lather, iribftt tafteno,the beard, and :renders the action of the razor stn t , close artio° 4 l, 2 idfailti '6"d it leave* the soft, • fl ri • tree front t h e - eighth*" lin • tat*. A - It is tol d by BeirfeY and tile* Cockspnr.street: 4 Charix t ross; Keith aid CO. Na. 30, Haymirliet Rioe, Nei./ Eo met ; Lowe, 300, Swami; Davison, 3s, fleet-street ; Timm r, 71, New Bond-streets, ltiggf, IS; ChesMside Thorn IVA Co. 4e, 05- Elrd-strut.; , and most other respectable Patentors to TOetn - asst. Country. . • W EDN 1.1:$1)A V, JULY kn. - 1808: • ACTS avOR GRANTING CONTRIBUTIONS ON PRO PARTY, We. 1908. H IS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS' for die AFFAIRS of TAXES. having received Informatkit that many Persons residing. in the Cities of London and West, mintier, and parts adjacent, have neglected to deliver Returneof their Property and Profits for the Year 1808, as required by the said Acts, hereby give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit to deliver their ffeturns at the Office of the Commissioners, or to the Assessor of the respective Districts, within fourteen days ftom the date hereof, will be prosecuted for the penalty incurred by such default. —By Order pf the Board, MATTHEW WINTEL Officer's Taxes, . 7 4 , 12, um. 7 FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, and the GRAND PRIZES of J:20,000, £lO,OOO, £.5,000, .e 2,000, &c. &c. &c. yet remain in the Wheel. 1 TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2, will• be the Fifth Day of Drawing. Tickets and Shards, warranted undrawn, are on Salo at all the Licensed O ffi ces in 'Fawn and Country. THE next Day of Drawing will be TUESDAY NEXT, the ad a ,ektlG UST. .Itie ticket, No. 2,629, down the fast Day of Drawing a Prize of Ten Thor:end Pounds, was sold in Shares by Messrs. HAZARD, BURNE and Co. Royal En-lump; where Tickets mod Shares warranted undrawn, continue on sale.• TWO PRIZES of 520,000, in the present State Lottery, sold in Shares by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, London : No. 10,197, drawn 12th Ady, 620,060, in a Quarter, an Eighth. and Ten Sixteenth blares ; No. 2,609, drawn 15th July, 3920,000, in Two Quarters, and Eight Sixteenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale, by RICOARDSO . N, GOOOLLCK, knal CO. There edge/et is the Wheel, Prizes of se 20,000, X 3,00 10,000, 2,000, And a great Proportion of smaller Prizes. The next Day of Drawing will be on Tuesday next, the 2d of August, artil the Lessery will finish on she 15th of August. YQUNG :Person wishes for a situation COO, r X paiiion to a Lady. The most respectable references anise glreit —stoners addressed' (post Old) to at Mr. Smltles, Stationer,-Rivervotreet, Bath; will he immediately attendetlete. TO THE ARMY. WANTS a situation as Messman, a Married Man without - fnettmbraace, who perfectly understands the business, having been in t h at capacity some years, and can be strongly recommendetifrom the Officers he bas just left, who are. gone on foreign service. Any Regiment in wart of such person may hear of him by a letier (post paid) to M. T. at the Post Office, Brabnurn Lees, Kent, or M. 1.. at Mr. R. Pullar, Butcher, Na. 51, Davicireartet, Bee eler:square, Loadon--will be re spectfully attended to. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE; Tube SOLD by AIX FION, by Menai. DRIVER, Atgarraway's. Coffee-House, Chaege-Ailey, on Friday the 12th August, I sOB, at Twelve o'Clock. A VERY Valuable and truly Desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE, consisting of a very commodious Resi dence Most eligibly situate, acljoiling the Clapham Road, nearly opposite Clapham Terrace, and only four Miles from the Royal Exchange, comprising three Parlours of excellent proportions, Hall and sii airy Red-chambers, convenient Out-Officis, &c. and a very large productive Garden well stocked with Fruit 'lice : , ate. in full bearing. To be viewed with Tickets only which with printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Driver, Land Agents and Surveyors, Feat Road, London, or of Mr. Ingram Clapham.—Particulars may a'snbe had at Carraway 's Coffee fic,ude. RECTORY OF LIITLE ISENILILY, ESSEX.. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, At Oarraway's Coffee :Mime, !Change -Alley, London, on Friday the iittit of Auguatel sta f at Twelve THE Perpetual Advowson of and Right of Pre sentation to the very valuable and desirable Rectory of 1.11- tle Bentley in the County of Elie:, situate in a very pleasant part of the Country, eight miles troin Colchester, and only So from the metrapttlis,subfeet to the life of the present Incumlrnt, aged. about 72 years, consisting of a very good Parsonage House, with suitable Offices of every description large Garden and about 54 Acres of exceeding rth Glebe Land, nd, also the Tithes of the Parish of Little Bentley, containing abort Acres of very productive Land, chiefly Arable, and producing large Crops of ' Corn, which may be. fairly estimated at the Annual value of _Com Printed particulars may be had at the Three Cups, Colchester; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Hoop, Cambridge; Star, Oxford; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garra way's Coffee House, Change-Ailey; and-of Messrs. Driver, Land Agents and Surveyors, Kent Road, London. MANOR of WEST MAILING, WOODS, LANDS, &c. &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. DRIVER, At the Swan ban, West Mailing, on Saturday the 27th of August, sem, at Two o'Cllck, in SIR Lots, A VERY D-?,!rable FREEHOLD ESTATE, i'r.ing about 1t56 Acres, consisting of the Manor of West sundry valuable andeitiensive Woods fully stocked with Gam:., several Farms of eatreinely rich Arable and Meadow. Land, Hop Ground, Ste. rid i Well accustomed Public House at East Mailing, caged thF King and'Queen. This Estate is situate in the moat fertile and beautiful part of the Garden and County of Kent, in the neighbourhood of East and West Mailing, and its delightful scenery renders many parts of if partici/arty eligible for the erection of Gentlemen s Seats, Villas, &c. Printed partie:dare:lly be had at the Swan inn, West Mailing ; Star, Maidstone; Crown, Rochester.; Fou;itain inn, Canter ' bury ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; of Messrs. Smith, Ackwick, and Hoshyns, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Selby, Solicitor, West Mailing; of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent Road I.ondon; and at Garraway's Coffee House, Change-Alley. OF KENT -FURNISHED VILLA ON nit • AND SURREY. TO BE LET, Furnished for a Term of Seven Years, with inimedi4te possession, THE deslratili it'd elegant VILLA, called -1.• HOLLY HILL, hi tit' CAM,' of Sulset, Within fire miles Of East °Most-cad, 24 'of Brigicroii, ib of Tunbridge Wells, and 05 of Lundon,.sitisate in a very delightful tram of the COontry, surrounded with romantic and picturesque scenery, and possess ing both frond nature and art all the advantages,which can render A a most complex* and agildi rhitiesece for a badly of respect ability. • - ft 7 •• 7 • • • - 7he twhith Is new, od/aceisiteel On the margin of a been . Aifully swihing Lawn contains a :Vestibule, Dr_ewing-room, Detitlerrian's Roos }, and, 1 4 Bedchambers. TM' atttaiki ind defaelte afriiefilviEich 'are alio new) ate nu nitrous and eentenient, thief cisittiiithe a Kitchen, Servants' Hill, Housekeeper', /tem, &c, a handsome Double Coach House, a House, excellent, Stabling, &c. &c. The Grape House tbt ;rid is in full.bearing, the Plantations are luxuriant, and the KitchenCardeit ii hitlystioched with choice fruit' be awiri .14.Y* 7 in Pursuance ors Cestunisslon of Appraisement and Safe, dressed to the( Commissioners for Sale of Danish Prizes. FOR BALE BY PUBLIC Aucnos, At the London Tavern; Fochole-otreet t rymoutls, - on Friday the sth day of August neat, at 0111•11110 flock in the forenoon, YOH HOME CONEDEIITION, !TWENTY-SEVEN whole BAR REI.S RICE -A. _being Part of the Cargo of tie JOHN HEINRfCK, tern Master.—For viewing, Sal ples P Catalogues and further particulars, apply to . Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchani, Plymouth, July 14, 1806.• k, • 14,111144itits 'Pak' Sfillg BY tvaLic AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymmstb, on. Friday, the Sth day of August next, at 11 o'Clock tu the Forenoon THE American built Brig • SA L L VI— DI:42:NSISMII. • Length on Deck - - 1.5 Ft..oi In. Breadth - lli 4 Heighth.between necks - - /11 1 She is a substitutial and arm Vesstil. well eileslatxd. he the Par twat and Spanish tracks, or genera! Poryosis cdtiidemned to his htajesty's ship Shanorm, &WYE, EH. Commander. For Inventories and oth,s Particulars apply to W. P. SMITH, Esq. :or to JOEIN PRIDHAM, Picker, Plymouth. Plymouth, 19th July ; 1806. • MITER WHICH WILL BE SOLD, r il / HE French tounti-sterrt Stoop A Cri 1111110.1i1ON /. Length on Deck - - - 49 Ft. 411-113. Breadth below the Wales - 15 1 if r , • Admeasures - IRS 95-94 Tons. She is a remarkable strong good Vessel, well Lund, calculated for the Coasting Trade. Also her Cargo, Consisting of about 60 Tons French Salt. i• AFTER WHICH WILL BE SOLD, 3 Casks') Superior Long and Short Bottle Corks, 36 Bales Landed fro& the Jason-, and condemned as Prize. For Inventories and further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, 19th Jely,lllo/4. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS, On Saturday the SOthJuly, 1808;at Three o'clock in the,Atter noon, will he exposed tb Palle Sale, at the Custom House in Topsham,H rrE FOL-LOWING GOODS, viz. For the Accommodation and Use of Private Familial only,. 10 Gaßoni Brandy 4 1 Gallons Geneva. 9cwt. tivs. lib. Old Sheet Lead r -1 Old Rope And one Boat, Burthen about 5 Tons ' with her Materials. Which will be put up in Lots, and Sold to the highest Bidder': . • BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE DIS POSAL OP DANISH PRIZES., FOR. PUBLIC SALE. At the London Inn, Plymouth, 4n Frldafthe sth of August nest, at twelve &dock, THE good Barque ELIZABETH and CHRISTLNA. IA) t:Ns-inn Master, (No. Isa), Dimensions—Length oat Deck, 76 feet 9f inches; breadth, in feet 10 inches; adinea sures 153 29-94 Tuna. Condemned u Prise to the Crown, and lying in Catwater. For viewing the vele* and ally SUrther partitultits,-iiiitf it the Counting-house of Mrs THOMAS LOCKYER,./Aawskant, one of the Agents for Danish Prizes. ' Plymouth, lief 1, 1801le • • • FOR SALE, At doe London Inn, Fotholeotreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the sth Align* ant, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-- ' tog EXPORT...TM:T. II Bags and 13 B.des Cocoa. 56 Serons of Peruvian Bark. Being eke remaining part of the Cargo of the Spanish Vessel El Cupida, condemned as prize to the late hired armed brig Col poys, commanded ity Lieutenant 1). Buchan, sad Phtenix trigate, L. Mudge, Esq. Commander. For any fur her particulars apply to Richard Rosdent, Et . q. Ply mouth, or at the Countinz-bou..: of • Plymouth, THOMAS I.OOKYER, July It, 1808. Merchant. ; • .SOUTH WALES. VALUABLE. FREEHOLD ,ESTATE,IALE OF TREBIN. SHUN, BIECONSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PEYTON', At the Lion Inn, Brecon, on Tuesday the 14th of August next, (indess an acceptable offer shall be previously made, of which due entice will be gives) . * - A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprizing the Matielon House of Trebiushun, with attach• ed and detached OMses, and upwards of.Five.Htutds4 and Fifty Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture andihriving Wood Land, situate is the several parishes of Llangasty, -Taitylin, Ca thedyn and Ltansanfraydd, in the County of Brecon, Four Hun dred and Twenty Acres of which are within a Ring Fence, and the remainder nearly adjoining, the greater part of which is in hand, and the rest let at Will. The whole 'bting of t.h..clear annual value of near SEVEN HUNDRED PpUNDS. ' • The Mansion House is a handsome substantial edifice, with a Pew in Tallylyn Church, and fit for the res4ealle of a Family of respectability, a very large sumhaving been lately txpendefl• ypon it, with every regard to comfort and corrVenience. There is an exceHeut Walled Garden, well , stocked with Frei( Trees, a Kitchen Garden, two Orchards, and One Hundred Acres of most capital Meadow Land adjoining the Honig. eardi ex tremity ache Estate :re two Farm Houses and Daces, one pt. which was erected List year. _ The Land being generally composed of a Sandy Loan, is well adapted for the growth of Turnips and artificial Grasses, 'and being within two miles of the Breton Canal ; Coal and Lime may be procured at an easy expence. There are also two vain able• C nm mons contiguous to this Estate, over which it has a right of Pasturage. The Land Tax is redeemed, except the small sum of • • The views from the Mansion House arc rich andleamdfal: Lake of SlynSavathan or Brecon Mere (six miles in circumfer ence) forming a conspicuous feature in them. The Estate abounds with Fisb, Game, and Wild Fowl, and is situate six miles front Brecen and Crickhowel, IS from Abergavenny, and 16 from Hay, all good Market Towns. The Milford Mail Coach passes daily • within one mile of the house. For particulars apply, on th* prelnises, and at the ()ekes of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-courteLliseekes Inn, Lon and -- Wanrick • at each of which places Plans of the e seat, an d who will treat for the sale thereof by pri particulars Will be ready for delivery in a feel stays Lien, Rath ; White - Hart, Bristol ; Bell, Glows:bier; Hanka i Mut tbsipiace Of Sale. r'. DAtiffe FARMS. • , • KIINGSWOOD, in the - PARISH-OF LUROERSHAI.L NEAR AYLESBURY. MUCKS. To be LET, on LEASE for TWENTY-ONE YEARS, by the Worshipfut Company of Mercer*, A COMPACT DAIRY FARM, containing by L s adinessurement about One Hundred and Thirteen Acres of Old Pasture and Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, consisting of about Eighteturlachsures, convmieatly watered, and a stream tinning b' a considerable distance bounding one side of the estate, together with a new-built Farm House, Barn, Stable, and sidtobliti Oifictni, recently erected and B (shed, ea a Fie: nearly centrical 41 - the estate, in the nceepa•ion of lobe GriS 1, tenant at will; situate in the Parish of Lurgershall, in the County of ad. joining the Turnpike-road leading front Aylesbnry to Bicester, subject to a fired tythe of £3. es per annum. Penlision to be ' givuis at Michaelmas next, with liberty of pletrziting up from lit' to 20 acres, and continuing the same in arable during the Lease. Any person wilting to trea for ILe sante may send their prJpo sale and address, sealed up, to the CL•rk of the Mercers Company, at their Hall,-irr{reninunger-lane, Cheapside, on at before Wed nesday,the 17th of August, when the sane will be when into consideration, the person making such offer, as the Company may approve, will have notice sent hint to treat fur the same either by attending at Mercers 13dY tri aht Aylesbury, as the Cons pan may think most convenient. The 1 errant will be required to pay alf taxes (except the Land - and and Properiy.tarea ) For further particulars splityst the Clerk's Once as dive, osi to Messrs. Fannie and Wet. Ball, Anomie', at Ay{ ..buys , . r --z . SOMERSET. TO BE SOUS . AtlcrioN, On Monday, the Ist day of August next, at the White Hart Inns Wellington, predsely at Four o'Clock in the afternoon. .A MODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSE, called WELLINGTON COURT, fornierry the residence of Admiral Sawyer; but now occupied by Mrs. Caltne, with the Coach•housek Stabiles, Offices, Oardens, and Pleasure Ureteral% and all or any part ofthe Farm adjoining. The House is delightfully situated in toe Vale.of.TautKon. anti• immediately adjoins the Town of Virellingrea, though. 'mice** , secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Vlantseon. cipai floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Stilitti*k: Anti-room 26 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-room-11114a* 7 inches square, a Dining-room 23 fret 9 inches by 15 ft. 8 said a Study 13 Let square. Above the principairloorthere are: 'two stories of family apartments and Dressing-rooms a4tlibfies .The attached Offices are replete with accommodation AM Ilitr detached ones have every sort of conveeietsee. The Focht eon .tains about 100 Acres of the richest Land in the County of Somerset. • At the same time will be sold a ,camber of Fields detached from each other, but adjoining the Town oil Wellington ; and the Manor or Lordship, with a most desirable - Mtge; called Wel lington Park, consisting of a Farm House, with suitable thaw' buildings and about 3bo Acres of rich Mea dow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land Particulars in the mean titne,tnay be obtained at the Office of Mr. White , Solicitor, W- u, Somerset ;or of Mr. Dyne, Solicitor, Strjeatit's TeMpli. • E9CRESTEA, KENT. CAPITAL FRE,EHOLD DVELf.lisid HOUSES, mon AND PREMISES. TO BE PEREMPTORfLY SOLD, to the best Bidders,_ 4 Before Abel Moey, En. Deputy kenierAhrancer of the C ants r of Exchequer, pursuant to an Order of the said Court, made IV a Cause, Entitled " The King v. °Unsay," at the Ball lops ise the City of Rochester, on Friday, the sth of August, 1408, at: Four o'Clock in the afternoou.inTwo Lot% , . 'WOO capital brick-built DWELLING HOUSES. Shops and extellaiwo jussallaes.. sitiate on the moth aide_ (,f the High Street, Itochee - ter, late the property of Mr. Webster Gillman, Printer, Bookseller, Stationer, Jeweller, fiardwaresnaa c Sec. and now in the occupation of Mr.. Etheritig;dn and her Une dertenants. • Let 1. Comprising a capacious Shop, elegantly fitted up in vats.. - ous compartments, with every accommodation for extensive trade., And Lot 2, comprising a neat front Shop, with back Rooms as. Lathed. The domestic Apartments suitably arranged antlisighly finished, and the whole of the premises built on a judicious plan, and which, for convenience, uniformity of building and attraction, are ex tremely eligible for trade. To be viewed by leave of Mr. Etherisigton, the tenant, be tween the hours of three and five o'clock, in the afternoon, each day. Printed particulars may be had,. gratis, at the King's Remerr... brancer's Office, loner Temple, London ;,, also-of Joon Hanson, Esq. Solicitor of Stamps, No. 6, Chancery-lane ; where a Plan of the Premises, and a Drawing, describing the principal Fit ments of a large Shop, &c.. may be seen ; of John Simmons, Esq. Rochester, of whom tickets to view the Premises may be obtained; and of the Head and Saes-Dstriiiutors of Stamps in the Counties.. of Kent, Sussex, Essex, and Surrey. SOUTHERN PIIKTOT DEVONSHIRE. MANOR OF WEMBURIf.---FOR SALE, THE Fee anti • Inheritance of the MANOR and ' LORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otheraise SOU Fli WESTA BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberdes, and Franchises thereto belonging ; consisting of a sew link Mansion- House . with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and aU manner of requisite Out-oftces, detached and agreeably arranged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery sad Pine-house, anct a large inclosed Carden,well ;slanted and stalked with Fruit-trees and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven, and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, with the toils and Idues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing,pysterage and Royalty of, in, und through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other House*, Messuages, Farms, ' MIUs. Lands,Tenetneets, and Hereditanwass belonging to the ; said Manor. And a Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjoining. -and attached thereto. This Estate is bounded oa two skies by the English Channel, and the River Yeahne commands most delightful atrd extensive views and scenery—iritain's Fleet and Merchant Ships frequently gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the-moat delightful sensation of her strength. and commerce. Is lies within azing fepte;'and is certainty one of the most compact and desira ble Estates in the West of iingland; and contains altegesbev about 94Q acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground. and Woodland, and lies within the perish of Wenibury, in the County 94 Devon, at•abotst four miles distance from the capital Market Town of Plymouth. the access so which is rendered very commodious by the new road, and will be more sa by a Eying bridge nciw exectingsby Lord- BoringdOu. The Mansion House with the Gardens, &c. and -a suitable quantity If Oround; and also the Woods are in hand., and posses sion therkok may. belied at Lady-day next, and the present Fun. niiurt,igich is new apdbandsome, may he takeil at an apkaiser • - mese*e the remainder of the Estate (except only about 55 . acres,he as c leases for. one and tWo lives), is let to respectable • Tenanti,et net reins, amounting only-to about Si J. - 00, but which, it is estimatet,.niciat soon be increased to at least Li 500 . The Land-ticx is redeemed, and great part of the Manor is Tythe-Tree. , The Treed led Saplings of a shilling value and upwards, to be taken byes, Purchaser, md pats for exclusive of the Estate. For Sale whereof, a Public Auction will be Itzld. at the London los, at leybedge, neat Plymouth, on Tuesday, the oth day of September post, by- 12 4gieric at noon ; and, in the meantime; the same may be Viewed on application to l`e:r. R. Baker. at Wem bury, and-printed particulars, after the Slat bat. is ay be had et him, or Messrs. Cardale and *ear, oubeittes,Uray's ian ; Mesn'ss Ncble and Hunt, df ltiiery-svare, London; Messrs, Titers:me 041 Sees, Exetei; and at the Office of Mr. Edmund Leoltyce, iF Plymouth—wberssa Plan of the Estate may be area • P th ga h J lay , itsoo. • ~~ .. rest Trees. . • •- den; and it We printed Partkulars, Tiebelklie view. tiss Peengseas•rdil Mite itaY b 4 se e had of Meeks. Ciarkson,Piez.-street, Strsind4 and sal *two.: mate Contract. it er , iketil4ett and I.lnlllofiti, ICeff iCos3.l.:olsTon. Par- . Descriptive pa risy Melt af - Gihilian'Oaftel4diek dingo. it the White Lit Hemel, a Hates • BY ORDER. OF THE. COMMISSIONERS FOR THE DIS POSAL OF DANISH PRIZES. . , WILL BE SOLD, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, tile sth Auguot next, at 11 o'clock, in the Forenoon, 'THE Good Schooner CA RL WILHEL M, No. 46. 'MUNN° NS. Pt. In. Length on Deck - • - 67 6 Breadth - • - 18 81 Admeasures - 97 7-94 Tons Copper-bottomed, now lying In Catwater, and condemned as "Prize to the crown. For viewing the versel, and any further particulars, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. THOMAS LOCKY ER, Plymouth, Merchant, July 11,1808. One of the Agents fur Danish Prizes.