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The Officers resident abroad are to mak.: Cuir Reports In Six Months ; those in the East Indies ex t.), 2, who are allowed I welve Months. .my of the said Officers neglect to pay due attention to this Public Notice, within the respective periods above limited, t hey will be considered as otherwise provided for, or dead, and their Names will be struck off the Half-Pay List accordingly. By Command of the Loa Commusionerr of the Admiralty, If: TV POLE. ORDNAN6.E. OFFICE, May 16, 1608. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA igSTr., ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notitr, SaOroposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on bo o re 'llursday the 21 of June next, from stch Persons as ray be willing to undertake the 'Performance of the Plumbers' V i ck within the Tower con..pri.hending the Tower, Lewisham, Woolwich, Purflee:, and (..;:•aves.:tid ; and also at Portsmouth, for a period of thrav y e :r2s. propoiaN will be received jointly for th.' wtok-, or separately, for the sai.lTower Division, and Portsr.: • .11.11 ; and further par ticulars, te,;ether with the 'fermi and Condi:ions of ;he Contract, pay be known, upon applicatton at th.; Secretarys Office, in arorLsaid, any day, betwt t..e Fonts u: ten and bur o'clock, where the Propos.di art. to be deliverA, sealei endu7s,d " Priposals for the Per:or,rance of tlle Work at " (as the case may he s, ; but no Proposal can be admitted aftrr the said 2d of Jur.e at twelve o'clock at noon a the same day ; neither will any vder be r.m.iccil, unless ti Patty inakilt it, or an A;-. , ent in his 1 , ..11..!;, shall attend. 13y Ophr of the Board, P. H. CREW, .S.-:r.t2ry._ OFFICE OF ORD-VANCE, ..11,7 / IP, 1808. THE PRINCIPAL OfFICERS ef HIS MA . jESTI's do giw :jotier, Pr w 0.,1., will be rec-ived at tleir Office in Pali Mall, on at before T"ersdty the t - td da•,• of June next, for such Persons as maybe wiWi a t ,- 1 undertake the Perforwance of the Painters' Work for the 01duance Service at Portsmouth, for a period of three Tears. _ . funker paciiculsrs, together with the Terms and Conditions of tlie Contract, may be knew, upon applization at the &Are r..ry's Office in Pall Mall afor,:suid, any dad between the hm!rs of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivtred, staledup, and sgtdorsed " Pro-ponds for Painters' Work at Ports. rionth; but no Proposal can- be Antitted after the said 2cl day of ludenen, at twelve o'clock at 'gym of the same day, neither will aayTenderbt noticed, unless t he party making it, or an Agent inhis behaL; uttcr.d.—By : of th.t Board, f tr•r, .C.vreforr. SUGAR MS I ILLERIES, ! , ECOND '''ON. This day was published, rrl•-o :Is. the Second Etli-ion'of THE RAI)ICAL CAUSE of the PRESENT DISTR F.'iSES of the WEST INDIA PLANTERS POINTED OUT; and the inefficiency of the measures which have hitherto been pror-sed for relieving then, detnonstrAted. By W. SPENCE, F. 1.. S. Prin•ed fer T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. . . In this Parnpitt • is discussed the propriety of substituting Sugar for Grnir. in the Distilleries s and the gross injustice of this !ilea aure to the Liedtd Interest, and its gener.d ira2olicy, :tic clearly proved. Lately publietecl, by the lam? Author, BRIT A IN INDr.t•.ttJDENT of Curl 'lath I.dition, price 3s. In the press, and will ha published in a few Days, Agriculture, the source of tl:,• We:.1..11 of Dritain.—A Reply to the Objections ty-geo by Mr. Mill, the Eilit.hargli Reviewers, and others, against the Doctrines of the Paraßillvt entitled " Britain Independynt of Cot-amerce." A NENV AND IMPORTANT WORK. This clay was published, Price Ninepenee, or Thirteen to the Dozcn, with the fun allow:ma to Schwa's, I'HE FIRST CATECHISM f*,)r CHILDREN, containing common tlditg necessary why ovt.,a.d ad:11,!, d to the capacity and curiosity of Children baween Four :oar Ten Year of A2,e. • tv the Rev. DAVID lILATR, A.M. ‘etilior of the Ciass Book ;the Reading Exercises, ,r Introluction to the Class 1t0.,k; of the Grammar of Philosophy, &z. F.v...ry Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the te , s and imporcuice of ais new Cateeid,?ii, which bs•gi•is with t ~ itiog the Child to count 'Pen and nano! the Days ill the Wt...k, and procy,di by e.t.l steps to the definittut and explanati4n of all kinds of familiar and common objects. It bears in fact. 44 to the business of life, and the first priaciples of general knowit*c, exactly the same relation as the Church Catechi.-n, and the ea4y Catechb.rns of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religioo tut' Morality. Printed for Rtcn Ann Putt.t.trs, No. 6, Bridge-street, London; and to he had, with the othar much approved works of the same Author, of all rlooksell.rs in town and country. THE GRAND STAT RY, which beds; Draw::!, JUNE '2l, I. tLe o;I:y Lottery that ever oxtained SIX PlttiES of .£20,000. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of 10,1 _,CC 9 500 100 50 22 15 X120,0e0 20,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 1,500 2,000 60,0G0 5.5,0v0 Tickets. Z2.;‘,,c , c0 NO FIXED PRIZE: Tickets and Stares are sr:ail% at alt the Licensed Offices in Lease, andby their Agents is the Country. PRESEN . I . PRICE. Ticket Hilf . tauter - £2O 19s. £lO 15 0 I Eig 5 9 0 Sixtreoth .P 2 3 6 I 8 Et ItEe Grand and Last STATE LO I'ERY for IN T lBO7, which bcgirs drawing 24th lan-, I SCS, behald the fol.. Inicz l'Azm, Narrerr, SIX of • 1 WI.NCY T1101.).:;AND POUNDS!!! 6 • Prizes of JC . ..1 1 ,000 7 Prizcs of 10,0'10 90 3,000 r 0 3 2,010 1C 00 S 1,041' 4COO And on:y 25,900 Ticket,. For tech Capi:ali, hay Tickets or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. £5OO 100 50 2 t 15 ii :heirTern;le cf G. , 3,1 Fortune, No. 1 1,1 lotroa v; 37, CORN. !Ili; 01 28 . irAY•TANKE't ; where, in the last Stale Lottery, were Scld, in 1G! iharc,, the following Capitals : 14 ,223 a Prize of L 20,000 I lit,2Co a Prize of 456 C 1 2, ( 9 1 n,wo 1 ,S 1 4 -- so() Ars son I ,oto 3,7 4 1 -- 12,882 1,,000 5, 500 7)3 .--- 5,800 — 500 1 7 000 22,430 ..-..—.. 12,wri 560 —. 1 ,CUO 1 7,!)49 ---- &c. &c. L&cwise,Ne.2,s7o, the only Grand 40t001. Prize ever known, was sold at the above Offices, in lt; Sixteenths in the preceding Letrry—And in the List City Lottery, No. 15,5.20 entitll:d to 6,000 17,551 4,4100 9,273 2,000 .. , r? IlSol.%Shared, and Reristored—and where Tisketn and S:trts are tow selling, and tie above Prizes paying on tar exchanged for others in the present State I.ot tery. lir. CRAICANEW WORK on LA FIDSCAPE.S and I IGU RES. This day was published, ;•• Twelve Numbers, Royal Folio, illustrated With upwards cf "3 elegant Plates, in the Chalk manner, price 31 18s. or ar.y Acaber separate, price Gs. c.l. each, I'HE COMPLETE INSTRISCTOR in DRAW ING LANDSCAPES and FIGURES. ky W. M. CRAIG, Ezrturer on Drasviug, Paintipg, and Engraving, at the Royal Institution. Pick Numb er o f this Work is ornamented with a elegant En" 77:1' yi, in the chalk manner from of iginal designs, by the expressly for this Work, &maiming the first elements of g ; examples cf the Ramification and Foliage of different Ar.a their precha chlracters at various distances ; exam a perfect Landscape,illustrated by original Views in Cum ''' ' l s Wales, Surrey, &c. &c. Rules for the delineation of 11- t, and eaamples of their connection with Landscapes, &c. &c. ; fc gulini two handsome royal folio volump of Studies It ' ll for C. Cradock and W. Joy, successor to th e late Ik:s. t ' 444 N o. 3 9 Ave•bilaria4atte, PaternOstemilik 1,600 4,000 SATURDAY, MAY 21, mos. I 'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 23, has 1- just arrived. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. 7 .dinburgh; and John Muv ray, Fleet -street, LondOn. This day was published, price 1'24. in beat.ls Anew Edition, (being the Third) with considerable Additions, of TREATISE of the LAW relative to MER- L -S .• CHANI' SHIPS and SEAMEN, with an Appendix, con taining Copies of the Statutes relating to the Registry of Ships, .ialvage, and Seamen's Wages. By CHARLES ABBOTT, E Of the Inner 'lemple, Barrister at Law.. London, Printed for W. Rood, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar ; and J. !iutterworth, Heet-street. In a few days wiU he published, Elegantly printed on a fine wove Paper, in two small Volumes, price in boards 7s. IHE THEORY of DREAMS: in which an In quiry is made into the Powers and Faculties of the human Mind, as they are illustrated in the most remarkable Dreams re corded in Sacred and Profane History. Printed for F. C. and I. Alvington, No. 69, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by .1. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. In the press and nearly ready for publication VIEWS of the PAST and of the PRESENT v sTATE of the PEOPLE of SPAIN and fI'ALY. 2. R,ut N i of RioatmA, or th:: Homicidal Father, 3 vols. Printing for C. CLapple. This day was published, . in Four neatly prima Volumes, small Octavo, price las. boards, QUEEN-HOO-lIALL; a LEGENDARY ROMANCE: and ANCIENT TIMES, a DRANIA : Foth the Domcstic Nianne.rs and Amusements of the lifteemb Century. By the late JO..F.PH sTßurr. Author of " Rural Sports and Pastimes of the People of Eneall,"&e. Printed for John Murray, i'LNI-.strect, London; and Arcl bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. "!'his day was published, price ds. bound, n UESTIONS on the HOLY SCRIPTURES, to be answered in Wricirg, as Exercises at School, or in the Course of Private Instructior. By JOHN BULLAR. " The Author has tvi;'.;:ntly taken great pains to render \l'o-it comr.Lte and scrvic , :ablc ; and its circulation, we doWn not, will r.:,earl that wtich a mere manufacturer of book.; would not havo bestoslad on such a ewnpilatixt. A sensible sum mary Cr drs-ri; !mu of each 11 s Is is Frefixed to the questions, I . .rded on its conrents, - -vvr.:l...rtielts of triscellaswous it:- fun-nation are very pr.Terly iatrollu,:ed."—Eclectic Revirw. St:lath:in-:tun: Printed by Barker and Fletcher; and sold in I.ondon by Lengrnao,l - krst,,Reci;a::6 ()nine, Paternoster-row ; .nd by Darton i Harvey, Grace( in:::h.street. AA:ERIC.? . 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The whole Work will not exceed nine voluines, or ten at the outside; the present volume (the seventh) just published, em braces in the alphabet as far as part of the letter P. Primed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; G. Kearney, Fleet-street ; mut P. Crosby, Stationers' -court, laufrate-street.-- of NVII.III may be had, the I first, Second, Thlrd, Fi.arth, Fifth, and Sixth Volumes of this Work, each price One Guinea and a Half, iu boards. SCO*1"1"S LIQUID DYES, To colour Silk Stockings, Lint Cotton, Silk, Tiffany, Gauze, r. fur:, &c. COME of these DYES are much in use by Thread bleachers, Woolkn and Yarn lantifacturers, Ribbon-dres •ers, Bookbindery, Hat and Featly r-dyers Artificial Flower- Inakers, and various other busintssts ; all Private Families will find them very uwtul to feint ally article of LAO Dress, and the Nankeen Dye for Gentlemen's Pantaloons, &c. gives a co lour equal to ruAv, and are quick and simple to use. Sold, with directions, b bottles, viz. Pink Dye, 2s. id. Lilac Bloom, or Purple Dr, f. , s. 6d. Nankeen Dye, Is . 2d. Liquid ' True Blue, from IR. the bottle, in s.!v..ral sizes. Likewise Scott's Durable Ink, to mark or write on Linen with a pen, that will not discharge, price 2 the bottle. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Scott, Colour _Preparer to her htijesty, 417, in the Strand, a few doors from Bedbrd-street, and by most s of battle articks in the kinzdont. For CLEANING and BE AUTIFYING the TEETH, pap- PARLD Ck:Aitt.:o.lL ;ilia cuN',...3: - ..4.snK.NTED sow. '1 lON. CHARCOAL, from its antireptic properties, has lo• g been recommended by ti.e Era pro`effiocal men as the molt ef:cacious Tooth Powder that can be ufed fur cleaning, whitening, and preferving the Teeth, removing the Scurvy trim the Gums, and defiroyirg the feetor arifirg front carious teeth, which contamrhates the breath, and is incapable of injuring the enamel. Prom the great rerutation the vennine preparation invented by Eclat. Lattiner (Chemilt to the Duke and Dieters of York) bas acquired, many imitations are cilia:red for tale; the tree only is Ggned Edmund Lartiner on the Label. • It Is fold wholefale and retail at No. t 6. Piccadilly, ea rner I o f Albany, in bores and bottle r s, at as. and U. yd. each; is alto I fold retail by Newt.ery, St. Paul's Church yard; Rigge, Cheap. tide ; Vide, Cornhill ; Davifoo, Fleet area ; sod andßaylerad Blew, Cockfpur•ftreet. London; Oregfon, Liverpool; Ferrier Co. Dublin • Cargill and Reahurn, F.dinburet N o l a , Dove; D m, rortfaiosth ; and &sinks, Leigacr. 1:11E UNI rEn KINGDOM, with FORTY-SIX MAPS. Thiti day was puldidied, In one very large and closely print.‘4l volume, SVO. (eorr, with Watkins's Bit:zrraphical Dictionary) accompanied y rate Maps of every County in Eng .arld, and by various Maps of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, price x. 5. compkte in trwrds or 30s. with the Maps coloured, or the Maps, done vp s.pr.- rattly, rrize I 2s. half-bound, forming the compktest At:as of the Brit i..a Islands yet published, every clap having been d; awn -purposely, from original materials, on a ne..v plan, ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY Or THE UNITED KINGDOM, compiled from PARLIA MENTARY, CION EIVNAIENTAL, and :Alter AUTPENTiC MODERN DOCUMENTS and AUTHORITIES, (each of which are annexed to the respecti7e ankles, Cr particulnly de scribed in the preface), 4- , d containing LEGAL, FCCI.ESI.N 5 . 1 . 1 - CAI„ GEOGRArWCAL, 1 0 I'OC:R A ANTI QUARIAN, COMMERCIAL, AGRICUL R lnd sTA- TisTical. ACCOUNTS of every Cue:: rv, lirNour °, Ci.rv, lloßoUtii, MARKET -TOWN, PAR Is it, Tow NSII!c, H.V.IL ET, 'l'vrutmo, RIVKR, CANAL, CAPE, 1110 L'N I'A; N, HAR BOUR, RUIN, Gr.WlLßactres SEAT, and other remarkabL. objo , t or place in ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTI.,`..ND, IRELAND, and the various small Istuals dependant on the British Empire. By B. P. CAPPER, Esq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all li um sellers in Great 13ri!ain end Ire land, In boards, and in various bindings. 1-1.1.: COW PDX. This day was published, illustrated with accurately coloured En gravings of the Dis..:.Lse in its various Forms, price 4s. Cal. boards, APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INCCU- I.A'flON,an.l of the Mode of conducting it; with a corn parison of the tiM .1 L L-PDX and CO W-PDX INOCULATIONS, intended for HEADS 01 , ' FAMILIES, and CLERGYMEN, as well as THE FACDI NY. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Physiciiit to the !Small-Pos Hospital, to the New Finsbury Dispen sary, Author of tho Treatise on Morisid Poisons, &c. Print:ti fur Rlcn Aßo Pll 11./ t ra, No. 6, tritlgti-street, Black fri trs, aral to be lid of all Baokttllers and Deal:rs in Boat throughout Great Britain antllteland. Of whom mar be had, A Ts.e.t . f 'sit oa VACCINE Imectm.A -nos, and its VA air:l.:Fs, by Kobert Willan, AL D. F. A. S. ecc. &c. price 15s. in buart4. •!'HE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. CORRECTED TO FEBRUARY 1808. This day was pu'iiishtd,priee in boards, 12s. Gd. in Red, or I:is. lid• Call-gilt, a new cal:aged, and greatly improved Hon, of ABIOGRAPHICAL -INDEX to the HOUSE of COMIMINIS, coutainhwcorrect Novices of the the allil PAK ll'Y CON NKCTIJNS, the SILN.ATOKIAL CUARACTER and other useful Particulars relative. to ALL Tl:r. t4tx muLas of the rarscPur Cellkill,NS HOUSE of iiARLIA _ _ _ This complete Political Index, contains Anecdotes of the Po !Lica' and Parliamentary Conduct of 633 Representa:lves, English, seottish and Irish ; and the Biography of upwards of Three Hun dred Ex-Members, and unsucc:ssful Candidates, together with the CONSTITUTION, right of V3!.11g, &c. &c. of the Cities, Boroughs, &c. PrintA for T. Goddard, No. i , ; George Richards, Corithill ; and Craduck and Joy, Ave-Maria-lane ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may he had, in Nine Volumes complete, or either Volume separately; Memoirs of Pubrc Char:tett:l-3 between VI, Yens 1793 and 1807, price t os. (id. per volauni., i,i bu.ii ds, emhel fished with numerous Poitralts. BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES. Under the Superintendence of H. TRESITAN, Professor of Painting to :be Royal Acatlcnty. Thi , (lay was published, No. I. (to be continued at short intervals), of 'T'I BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES; in Two Series: comprising Engravings of all the celebra ted Pictures of the Great Masters in the UnitedKiagdurn, with Historical and Descriptive Letter-press. • No. I. First Series—containing two Plates, representing eleven Pictures in the Marquis of Stafford's Colle ction :—On elephant quarto, price 10s. 6d ; on atlas quarto, with proof impressions on India paper, IL Is.; on atlas quarto, with the prints slightly eo oured, IL I ls. Gd No. I. Second Series—containing " The Woman taken in Adultery," by Rubens, in the Collection of Henry Hope, Esq.— On atlas quarto, price 10s. 6d. ; oa colombier folio, with proof impressions of the plates on India paper, 11. ts.; on eulombier fo lio, with the prints highly finished in colmirs, in imitation of the original pictures 2L The Histories! Part by William Young Ottley, Esq. F. S. A. The Descriptive Part by Henry Tarsham, I.sq. It. A. and W. Y. Ottley, 'Esq. The Engravings by Mr. P. W. Tomkins, Histori cal Engraver to her Majesty, who has the management of the ex ecutive part of the Work ; Mr. L. Schiavonetti, Mr. A. Cardon and other eminent Engravers. The Drawings of the First Series by Mr. W. M. Craig ; and of the Second Series by Messrs. Tom kins, Uwlos, Violet, Hodgson, Ansel, SatchweD, Gre. Under the superintendence of H. TRESHAM, Esq. Professor of Painting to the Royal Academy. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, anti Orfne, Paternoster row ; J. White, Fleet-street; Cadeil and Davies, Strand; and P. W. Tomkins, New Bond-street. •,• A mixed manner of engravin: arts been chosen for the pre sent work, as acknowledged to be the %test means of imitating ac curately the peculiar style of the Mast and the touch of the pen cil, either in chiaro-scuro, or with the additional advantage of colours, on their peculiar excellence in which the celebrity of many of tke most distinguished Masters is founded. The object of the present undertaking is to give a finished faithful representa tion of the original Picture, under all tbe combination of stile of drawing, composition, light and shadow, and colouring. For further partieulm, see the Prospectus. (1 ) 1;icV. gtx-pr.ve7-. SHIF2I I WASH. TO FARMERS, GRAYAERS, Ste. MESSRS. THOMAS BLAKE and Co. of Lop- don, beg to recommend their SHilEl' WASH; as the most effectual means of preserving Sheep !ran't the Fly, and Des troying the Maggot, without the smallest injury to the Wool; it is also a complete cure for the Scab. Several eminent Farm se having made trial of it, and finding it .possesses the above Inaslp able properties, have advised the. Propriators to make k generally known, being of opinion that nu Farmer, after having mac said of, would ever be without it. Messrs. BLAKE and Co. particularly recommend the Was ifi d = bang used at the time of Sheep-Shearing, as it frequently hlower • the Sheep are cut : by applying a litde of the Wash with a feather the Hy will not come near it. 'ro be had, with printed directions for using it, of Mr. Wm. Moore, No. 82, West dmitl,liekl, London ; Mr. John Cooper, grocer, Chichester; eliat!._ non, Rye; John Cramp, B.mhfil; R. Stedman, t;odalming ; R. Chitty, at Deal and Sandwich ; Court, jun. Hythe ; A. W. Link, chyntla and druggist, Maid. stone; F. Okely, Dcrrhester ; Young, Elandford; Masters, S. Martin. an i Messrs. Heath and Cn. Colchester. CUSTOM HOUSE, BIOS 1 OL, MAY 10, 1808. • FOR SALE BY AUCTWN, By Orler of the H;•t. Conunissimers of His Majesty's Customs, On Wednesd ty the 15th instant, in the Long Room of the Custom House, at four o'clock fn the afterulsoo i ri)u 1' 6000 pounds of Manufactured Roll and d -I- -a- Shag '1 ()SACO), in various Lots, from 171bs. to 3701k5. At the LONDON TAVERN, FOXIIOI.II-STREET, PLY: :TIT, on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, t.t eleven, • H E I'OLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. . About 130 Tuns Cocoa • So Cases Peruvian Lark 47S Ingots of Tin rfi.:f• the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, detained nr. her v.,V:ifte front Luna to Spain, by his Maj,ty's ship Aste Tur:, r, S.lntaur, Esq. Ctaninaudor, and since condem ned e,ll.rize. Also, In pnt:lll.!ce of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, address to the Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawker, St' Hogsheads Sugar, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. For Catalogues and other Particu'a - s aptly to . JOHN HAWKER, Merchant; Plymouth. BY OR.DER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE • AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PRIZES. At the Laatlan Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday, th , 17th Day of June next, at Twelve &Clock, ABOUT 250 TONS of ALICANT SALT, Ling the entire Cargo of the Ship Isroxsowto Manta I. B. MA AcussErt late Master, token by his Majesty's Ship DRYAD, aod now condemned to the Crown. For samples and further partkulars apply to Mr. 011ie Weis. ford, Merchant, one of the Agents for Danish Prises. Plymouth, May 18, 1808. _ r - 0 BE LET, for a Term of Years, and entered upon iminediately, a Capital MANSION HOUSE it for large Family, with Gardent, Coaea Houses, Stables, another Buildings, situate at Carshalton, in the County of Surrey. The Tynan - . m4y Lake any quantity of Land, and a Farm Yard is near the House. Fur further particulars, apply to Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, Sitinn , r' ILI], London. r o BE LET, for Eight or Twelve Months, FAIR . 1 - MILE (iOUSE, near Henley-upon-Thames, with a Field about five Acres adjoining the House; Garden, Coach House, *L'hree-stall Stable, Cow House, and the use of two Milch Cows. The I iouse, which is situated at a pleasant distance from the'Ox f•h 1 road, consists of an Entrance Hall, three sitting Rooms, Ci '.en, Dairy, Cellar, and six good Bed Rooms, a Waahhouse And I .aLe.dry daadicd. 1. tiers :pot:t paid) ad Tressed to Mr. Norton, Post Office, Hen 'el b. Lnuit diatelv attended to, and of whs.= Tickets may to NtLw ti.e Premises. A C.kI'ITAI. STEAM ENGINE. TO SOI.1), for approved Bills at Six Months Dile, ACAPITAL S I - EAM tNGINE, on BOulton and Co.'s priaciple, of 27 horses power, lately erected, and in very i , ,c.od order. The karts acd timber; of Oak, of laige di _ . particulars, apply to Mr. lames itslitcn, of Ashton, near Vi.r ihetut;, by 1 LtLrs pott Paid. N 14vine Stands near a ravigable Canal. Is S FIE .11, 01 - 11NG I :AMot-sits.E. SI CuivriON. To be SOLD by PRIVA CONTRACT, THAI: large haudsome sashed HOUSE. with sr.:ctous Slicis, large Warehouses, Candlehouse, and other ont-bnildingi,slittated near the Market place in Mansfield, in the eotin! y of Nottingham, late in the possessisn of Mr. John Jack deceoscd. re is an ex tellsr.t Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Chan& lers' carrying ou in the above premises, which has iscen for upwards of 50 years, and from the eligible :lets of the situation and extent of buildings, is calculated for a larva }'] t ^ of Justness. The sta.:l: of Grocery, &c. may be taken at a fair valuation, and por.:citin given at Midsummer next. Also seven Houses and two Shops, having a long extent of front to the street, and Gardens adjoining the above property. Also four good Tenements, two spacibus Warehouses (which may at an cosy ex pence be converted into two very good dwelling :louses), and a Croft- adjoining the warehouses, situated near the Quien's Head, in Nlansficld aforesaid. Every necessary information may he known by applying (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. W. Woodcock, Solicitor; Mr. W. Wise!. ian, Bladder, Mr.r.siteld ; or Mr. Henry Jackson, No. 65, Friday street, I.oildots ; who will treat for the property in one ge more lot or lots, as may suit the convenience of purchasers. CHESHIRE. MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, WITH . i VALUABLE CONTINGENCIES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the mandoc-house and Offices caltad WINNINGTON-HALI., comprising a spacious and complete Residence for a large family, ' built with stone, and covered with slate, and fi nished in a moder n style, containing rooms of loge dimensions, superbly fitted up— geoun viral stone stairs, mahogany doors, plate-gfasswindows, marbk chi:sr:icy-pieces, and oak floors ' with appropriate attached 1 and detached offices ; stabling for 50 horses, coach-boasts, green- • housr, hot-houses, grapery, pine and succession -houses, excellent I kitchen-gardens with hot walls, mushroom-house, cold-baths, • ice -house, a poultry-house upon a superior scale, and every ne cessary building for agricultural purposes ; dove-house, entrance cottage lodges,with shrubbery and plantations sloping to the ricer Weaver, at a convenienrdistance from the House, which is well situated on very highly ornamental ground, and surrounded by . about 640 acres of land, chiefly . meadow and pasture, of superior quality, divided into farms, and let to rt.:pert-able tenants, woods I and plantations in hand, and-ornamental cottages and 'gardens art i joining the road; the whole together forn:irg a trulydesirable atal s elegant residence fur a large establishment: i d 'To whic:i there is attached, a most valuable MINERAX. which, if attended to, far exceeds the value of tills pface as a re. 1 . 1 sidence. . 9: The Estate is situate one mile from Northwich, 17 from Ches. ter, 22 fro.: , :Viand:ester, and no from Liverpool. • May be viewce, by applying to the Rev. Joah Turey, Win. nington Ltrlee, rwar Northwi•th ; and printed' particulars may be bad of Mr. Vs yatt, Lime Grove, near banger;' of Mr. Ed- „. 1 ~i win Wyatt, Seri ' eitor, St: Asap firma. ;at the Hotel, Chester ; the Ho. 'ts tel, Liverpool • the! Bridgewater nns„ Mancbester; and it •'• Mr. Claridge No. fj,Pall Mall, Lor.dun where lc . of the t? mai the Ot Estate may be se, Yri,.4 ard further partici kip-r A 7 '