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Terminating wkh a Grand Attack, by Lard, and Water, on the Usurper's Castle, and his defeat by Warriors on red Horses, some of which are seen immersed in Water. Horsemanship by Mr. Makeen and Mr. Davis . 11 1,1 so the Eccertricities of the Hunted Tailor and his Hem Tally ho ! Maly Button, Mr. Crossma ; Master, Mr. Davis. T o conclude with the favourite Pantomime of HARLEQUIN LAPLANDER. Coinmbitte, Miss Greville. ; PRICE .4IXE ;NN)'. D MIRA LTl* OFFI,PE, lone 9, 1810. NONCE is hereby gliwn, Mat a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for ghe Trial of °linen committed en the High Seas, Within the juriidiellon ethe Admiralty f England, will be held at Jiistiee Hall, in the Old Bailey, Ludo., oes thanday the 12th of July next, at eight .'clad in the morning. J. W. CROKER. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES, FINSBURY-SQUALL LA.CKINGTON, Al. LEN, and CO. most resrec..t fully inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE, which has been so long in peeparation, is now ready for delivery. —lt has been their chief study to render it acceptable to Book Collectors in general, as teal as to all persons con►ected with Literature, by a vast addition of Curious and rare Articles, and by an improvement in the arrangement, affording the greatest facility In refererce. This CHURCH PREFERMENT. VVANTED to Purcbase a PERPETUAL AD. VOWSON,or nett Presentation, to an undervalue Living, or to 8 Perpetual Curacy, or Donative, in one of the Southern Coalition, with the prospect of early pos?essuni.—For Particulars apply to Mr, Tr:. immt, Solicitor, lAncoln's-lon.fields. in the Interior of WALES, or the Wr.ST of ENGLAND, distant finis any Market Town WANTED, for a young Man i of genteel ennnec• Haag, of a mild and tastable disposition, Board and Lodging inA4O Family of a Clergyman, or other Peron of regu lar habits llV'whose authority and example his attention ittay Ira diverted from a kw sail prapalsidea.—Direct (poet paid) with mans and partkidars, to C. L. rstik of England. OFFICE' OF ORDNANCE, jam 1, two. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-1 JES7n ORDNANCE, do herd 9. eve Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Once in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday the _oth of tune instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of SERGE, for the service of this Department for a period of three years. A Pattern of the Article to be supplied may be viewed, upon application to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory at Wool wich; and further particulars, together with the terms and con ditions of -the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Serge;" but no proposal can be ad mitted after the said 20th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend.-By Or der of the hoard, R. N. CREW, Serniary. day WAS published, in iaolscap octavo, price ss. tad. boards, the 2d Edition, with Additions. of THE ODES of ANACREON, trans l ate d b y t h e Rev. D. 11. URQUHART. M. 4. Rector of West Knighton and Ilroadvrayne, DorsidliAuthor of ‘i C:mmenterics on Clas sical I.earning." Printed for T.Cadellana W. Davies, Strand. Of whom tray also be had, in one roL BYo. price 7s. in boards, Coin:nem:ries on Classical Learning. COAL TAR BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR. OUT-DOOR PAINTING. T IP Public are most respectfully informed, that the abooemsentioned anieleg centime to he prepared by the Bri - i-b Colour Commony only, No, 1 , Walbro o k, London. The "L's r b.dUommended foe horns an‘.l all rough fencing, k of a putiedluab; oinchrillbwinund cheaper and mite durable than cl,mmen Tar. The Paints are of various shales of Oren and other colours, peculiarly for usef .1 and ornamental covt•rtn, and are easily applied, 13;:itia sold in a tie tot use, N. la. IV. , ite Lead and all sorts of Painters this and Colours of Ise best quality, Linseed Cake for Cattle. &c. epThelic are respectfidly informed that Harlequin Lap lanaet, and the eccentric Piece of Horsemanship of the Hunted ut or . mil oily be performed this evening and to-morrow, as on ItAnd..v nexttn entire new Pantomime will be produced, with „v e nial ►teaery, mxchinety, and decorations, which has been ru n. m notha in preparation. VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, I: privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLGN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to w h om i t is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi of-e ior gemnel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not wailt private teal:lii:tg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of rttiAs, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing aqiit the mpst elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the professicin. The 4ubscription A.,semblies are every Friday. FOIL S 41.2 BY PRIVAI E COll4l RAC THE beuttifid anJ reattricable I*k.it of ASARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, admeastires p. r register 172 43-94 rnab.--Teb b writ of the nAndiotnest ant atlAred Vessels for tßi7,Ectt that has been nem in the Port of LAnden for some inse, is nearly Dew, aid had a therouels otefit at Plyains.h 'Shout four In nobs ago, sad may be .6 in to sea onmetlia*ly. For viewing the Vesmo And other particulars, Apply-to Mr. S. Cock, 36, Old Broad-street. SiR t KANCIS BURDE 11' AND PARLIAMEa I ARY REFORM, &c. On the 16th June will publisheti, price 2s. A, LETTER to the LORD MAYOR of LON DON, relative 'a matters of the .hlghest importance to A free People.—By S. F. WAIIDINGTON. [ONLY. I M LSSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform LVI those that may be in want and debirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times advance silly sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, oa personal or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Chagymens' I.ivings or Freehold, Cupykold, and Peasehol4 Estee% on the mon liberal and h.aourable terms.— ersocal Applization Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily revive at their ,19, lisrmyn-street, St. James's, -ither personally or by l etter, pos.sepaid. N. 13. 'fen years purchase will be given for voll.aecuri el Annuities. lust four vols. price Xi. 4s. THE DAUGHTERS of ISENBERG; a Bava 1. me Romance.—By ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER. • Lon& It Printed tor Lachington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury s:uare. Of whom may be had, lately published, .I.:e Husband and the Lover; an historical and moral Ito. !sante, by the Author of the Daughters of Isenberg, three vols. F rice Is., Jan d., Lancaster, by R. Cumberland, Esq. three vols. 2d edi• Modem Times; or Authentic Anecdotes at an English Fa intly, 3 'Solt. 15s. _ _ _ ',• Lackington, Allen, and Cc's Catalogue was publi►hed t his tlay. A NEW EDITION. This day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. price le% in extra boards, embellished with a large Copper-plate Engraving of ;dui Labo 'awry and Chemical Furnaces of the Surrey lastitution, Black. friar's Bridge. Lor:tion ; the 4th edition of THE diEMICAL CATECHISM, with Notes, lllagra:bus, and Experiments; containing an account of the New D.ssevcries, and .the k very co.isith.rzhlt: Additions. SAMUEL PARKES, • Cenral Manufacturing Chemist. Louisa: Printed for Lacking on, Allen, and Co. Finsbury witurt,Of whom may bte also had, by the same Author, just publi4ell, price ss. ip extra boards, The 141713111ENTS or CUM'S rvr, illustrated by Experiments and right copper plate Engraving; of Chemical Apparatus. 1 his day was published, Elegantly's-anted on a fine writing paper, and illustrated with plates, price los. Gd. or Li Is. on royal paper A , BO I'ANICAL GARDEN; exhibiting at One Vitli the Generic and Specific Name, the Class, Order, tral Habitat of all the British Plants, arranged according to their time of Dowering, under each month of the year. By the Rev. WILLIAM PHELPS, A.U. London : Printed for Lackhigton, Allen, and Co: Finebury sinsr cis whom may be bad, in seven large volumes, price £5 ss. or £6 Gs. with the plates coloured, Fir blades (Anne's General System of Nature, throiip,'i the tires Grand Kingdoms of Animals, Vegetables, and Minerals ; translated, amended,and enlarged by Dr. Turton. A VALUABLE WORK FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIA MENT, POLI"I'ICAL MEN, AND SOCIETIES. Ma day was published, In one Volume, Quarto, price Zia la. in' booth, 14 TAI:E CALENDAR ; or, Memo ran d u m s and Narratives, Civil, Military, Naval, Parliamentary, and Eerie eastical ; including Account of Family, Name, and Date, of *I isle, Residentes, Influence in the House of CoMmons, if holding any place directly or indirectly in Posses:don or Reversion, and the value of such Appointment ; also Account of Pcilsinn *nr Plate held or received by Relations of the Peers and Memb_ra of the Hans of I.ords and Commons; the whole parcicuLt s of each individual being brought into rate view. Interleaved Copies may be had, price .11. 7s. A Supplementary Put of Corrections will be published every six months. Loudon: Printed for Robert dcholey, 46, Paternoster-row. rds day was published, in two volumes Bvo. with a Portrait of T the Author,ri . boards, EE TRAVELS , OF er MIRZA ABU TALEB KHAN (commonly called the Persian Princ,.), in ASIA, AFRICA, and EUROPE, during the wean 1799, 1800, 1201, and 1302. Written by himself in the Persian Language, mid tralwated by CHARLES STEWA,RT. Esq. As this Work is the genuine production of a well eth tiled Amvic, who was lutroduced into the first societies of I.c nion, latil retailed about two years in England, and who has freely *scanted on the customs and laws of Furope, and the virtues and rec., of its •auts it Is presumed that it cannot fail of being int. resting to ev. ry class Rees, of reaers. Printed int Longman, Hurst, a nd Onite, Paternoster.row. Of whom may be had, by the Translator, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental Library of the late 'Tipples Sul !an of Mysore. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of R yder My Khan, anti his Son, Tippoo Sultan. In one volume 4 10; price £4. 49 hoards. This day was published, price 6s. the 3th Edition of A LET IER on the GENIUS and DISPOSI .I lONS of the FRENCH GOVERNMENT, locholins a i View of the Tatathm (tittle French Empire. By an AMERICAN, recently returned from Europe. rullatielphia: Printed: reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, i'aternoster-row. We must all learn to love the Americans, if they send us tea " such pamphlets as the present. I fere is a stout republican whopraiws England, and declaims arainst France with more seal imaigence titan any of our politicians—who writes letters, 1 1 4 sht•ws more good learniug than most of our nten or letters ; a tPl qs. the characteristi c k eroot si of his country-mot, without ' of their coarserness—and has all their patriotic prejudices , cat their illiberality. The pri it..; publication, however, has other claims tontten- L•ttil.p...l.!n• of its good-writing —it contains a great mass of essa 2 o.l'o a: to be known, and very difficult 19 be procure. keV. 1310. HAMPSHIRE COURIER. On Sunday, the l st or July, 1810, will be published, ANEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, t' be called -THE HAMPSHIRE COURIER; or, P iRTSMOUTP, PORTSE.k, GOSPORT, and CHICHESTER. ADVI4R I'ISEi% ; which, together with an Abstract of Saturday Night's Gazette, and the State of the Markets is fia:l's and Susses, 1%111 contain mnch useful and intere•ttnirgeneral information. Adverti+cmentt•and articles of intelligence received byS. Mills, No. 7 t, and J. Hollingsworth, No. 40, H7gh-street; also at the Printing Office, No. 5, Battery-row, Port 4:lama. _ Los nom rs for receiving Advertisements, etc. Taylor and Newon,lio. 5, Wanviek-syttare, Nevigam-street. *Fla+ day was published, in octave, rr;ce lOs. id. boards, HE MILITARY LAW t►f ENGLAND, with all ►he principal Authorities; adapted to general Use of the Army, in its various Duties and lteLuious, and the Practice of Courts Martial. Published by J. Goddard, Military Bookseller, Ne. 1, Pall Mall. Where may be had, The Military Costumes of all the European Armies. Likewise, Remarks and Plans for the better Establishment of Shoeing Cavalry Horses in the Field. Price 3s. ASS kONOMY. This day w•as published, in '2 elegant voinntes, price 153. hoard:, THE SYSTEM of the \VOR LD, according to Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent 111.ithematiciam. By P. S. LAPLACE, Member of the National Ins itute. Transhtted into English by J. POND, F.R.s. Printed for Plc R a Putt.o Ps, Loudon"; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be hal, The Wo N DER c of the Tri.r.sco et, or a Familiar Dl play of the Phmnomena of the Starry Heavens, with numerous I.:I ILLara vit.gs, price Gs. yocAmmAL MORE POWERFUL AND SEDUC FIVE THAN PRECF.ivr. 'T'his day was publish: .3, a New Edition, in two yobs. price Ya. Cd. per VoOnnw s , with Engravings, T HE .IUVENI LE PLUTA RCH, consisting of Accounts of the early Studies and A•tal eats of celebrated Children, and of the early prAciency of =Ay Persons after wards col ppicut,ur h,r their Virtue or Talents. Priuted for RIViIARD Put ',Li I,ondon, and to be had of all Bookielkra; Of whom may be had, a New Elition of the Bti rt.n Ncros, or Lives of gtiglishreen who have rendered themselves I umark able by their Virtues, •Falents, or Ati‘ancement in life ; com piled with a view to place before t h e riiin generation F.3a.npl. worthy of tit& Study and Imitation; WiIII twenty-four l'ot: rang, by W. Mavos, price 3s. bound. LIBERAL EDUCATION This day was published, in twd liandionie Volumes, price lila In boards; 13s. bound, or 14.4. ele;iantly bound, OTTERS from a NOBLEMAN to hii SON, during the progress of his Studies at Eroa aid Oxford, written by the }ate :'sari-, between the yei.os 1 ant and 18es, aid cons:sting of condewied Observations and Instructions on all the Topics of a liberal am:modern Education. In presenting t'iis superior work to the Public, the Editor has removed the greater part of the local and Loworary mistier, so us to kave what is published, a legacy of practical adapted to all seminaries, and to . ..oath of all cm.tditio s. lo elegance of Language, in.sounduess of Knowledge, in eassical Taste, and ha Orthodoxy, as well as Isb:•ri.'iy of OpLaion, this Woi I: will lay ;Lint to the patronage 4.f al: rood stud svh.e soot, who, as Parents or Tutors, have the guardiatisht . , of Youtt. Printed for Rion ARO PkIILLI•es, Cleat litit!ge- , trevt, Loot:no; and to be ltad of tryce alai Co. Edinburgh; K er n t ., Lublin; Shepherd, Bristol; Knight, Windssr klut.dy, O xford; Lriglr ton, Cambridge; and all other hook Stlh rs, with the full alluw• ZADC{: is the pi.zilsaairg of Tkautltio for Schuuls. " I have witnetard the Revolutions of America and of trance; with not to see ant)ther. Da pacetn, Domine, in diebus nostra!" Sold by -:lterwood and Co. 20, Paternoster•row ; and by all other ha nk. Urn. WALT! R SCOTT, TRAVES ; I.:D, &c.! This day was publisl , ed, vri:e I.'s. in bawds, THE - GOBLIN GRCOM, a TALE nf DUNS& A Posit!!—By P. FE :W'C Printed for James Ridgway, eiceadilly ; and A. Lawrie, E . 1 ;a• Spirit of the Public Journals for 1/109 . •,• Alt former Volumes may now be bad in hoards 7s eaclt. The Speeches of the Honourable Thomas rrkine, vow Lord Erkkile, when at the Bar on Subjects of Great orrauce ! ! For an accoant of this Work, see ::1 it Part of tat: Edit:burgh Re view, jast published. This day was' published, In imperial qnartn, price Four Guineas and a Half, in boar,ls, TUNER EDGE WELLS and its Neighbourhood; -a- illastra . ed by a Series of Forty-three Etchings, and liNto rical Descrir ions. By PAUL AMSINCK, Esq. The Plates etecuted by I.VTITIA BYINIC. Printed fur William Millar, Albemarle -street; and Edmund _ _ _ _ _ Lloyd, Harley-strt et. This day was•published, In three thick royxl livo.volum'es, price XS Bs. in boards, THE ANCIENT BRITISH DRAMA ; com prehending a Selection of the best Old Plays. Printed uniformly with the Barran DRAMA, in double colunuis, with Titl.• Pages. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. Thi , day was published in Denry Quarto, price .C 1 Bs. boards, '['HE ODES of PINDAR, in Celebration of Vic tors in the Olympic, Pythean, Nemean, and Isthmian Games, translated from the Greek; not one-fourth part of which have ev.:r appeared in English, including those by Mr. West. The whole completed and now first published, By FRANCIS LEE, A. hi. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Member of the Asiatic Scsiety, ttc. Printed fur \Valiant Miller, Albemarle-street. HISTORY OF NIRFOLK. Now completed, in eleven volumes large royal Bvo. price £9 18s. in boards. RI.ONIFIELD's TOPOQRA PIIICA I, HISTORY of Ai the COUNTY of NORFOLK; containing the whole mat ter which Is in the fire folio volumes, with all the plates. re-en graved, and a Portrait of the Author. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. N. B. A few Copies ar printed In lioy4l Quarto, price Twenty- . two Owns as, boards. The HISTORY of Nuotwicit, in two volumes, Bvo. may be had separately, price 365. boards. his day was published in Dewy Quarto, price £S. as. Volume the First, of 'TYPOGRAPHICAL ANTIQUITIES ; or, the HISTORY of PRINTING in ENGLAND,SCOTLAND, and IRELAND. Begun bY JJAI.PII AMES ' • continued by IA it.- LlAsa HERBERT ; and now greaTly enlarged with copious Notes, and illustrated whit 100 appropriate Engravings, comprehending the History of English Literature, and a View of the Progress of the Art of Engraving in Great Britain. By the Rev. THOMAS FROGNALL DTBDiN, F.S.A. Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge (a rare and valuable Editions of the Greek and Latin Uessies, and of an English Variorum Edition of Itir Thomas More's Utopia. • Published by William Miller, Alhenvirle-street. ill., clay was published, in three large vols. iu.no. price i Fs. in boards, THE MYSTERIES OF THE FO REST. .4.rmits MARY HOUGH fUN. The Mysteries ot Udo!plio is yet fre.h In the aecolleaion of the i , ttblic ; nor will it be deeint-t1 any disparagement to the rrerits of the Author of that celebrated Romance, to compare the preseit affecting Narrative with the best productions of the ditiflllEtti RADCLIFFE. London : Pubh,!trd by 'l'. Gillet, Crown-court, Flawatreet, and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, just published, Mariner,. the hags, or Memoirs ef a Man without a !lame. 14 zero vols. l2mo. price 9r. in boards. 'lll6 day was puli!i-h,d, on a carrpreneniivv, popular plan, la Rim. price I.sa.in botrds, ''HE ELEMENTS of the PRACTICE of ME ; bring an Elementary Mrs:: k for StuJents, stud a book of tir I': acti.inners. By GEORGE liOt iGART TOU 1.M1:4, M.D. I.01,411:a : PuNisl•ed by I'. Gillet, Clown-court, Fleti:•strect ; and to be Lid of att Flocksellcrs. 01 whom may be Fad, just publish( d, 1. ibe age. or M •in, - Ors of N:an wiihlut a Name, in 2 vols. 1 vino. pric,: 9s. 1 . 11 boards. 2. •1:1:e Mysteries o the Forest, by Ness Houghton, in 3 large vole. 12,110. p: ie I , 4.• b rar(lF. N 0 Metiicoie is so weil CdICUIa[C~, ILIS aunt succ e eded giving rdiet in numerous bad Cases of Serf). phula, than SPll.....bilLtV's ENT AN ISCOItBUTIC MOPS A trial w:il prove this, and-convince even the tender anxiety of parents when the giands become fins swelkd and diseased, air the u,ual symptoms of scropholous enlarges - aut.. f the stomach in children tsk, s phre. in eruptive cases of Truro;, pout,•l). , ltuwatism, and J4...rvous Irritsulun of the Stun:ltch frost, baions airections, ire itiperiority has ti;en ackn. , w.t tiged.— !he genuine MtJieine has the w.oth, " By the King's v dern s,•• csprts-4ed on the beetle, bill of direcion, and outs's., wrapper, and the King's duty, Is primed in black iuk. Sold et the Dispr airy, No. 15, Sohu-q.sare„l.ontion, in small books of Se. tid. double bo:tles lon. gtd larger 11. un. Compound. kotnce, to allay vapiesssat issitstius, us GAS LIGHT SHARES: S EVERAL Shares to be Sold in this valuable Coneerv e —kply at Mr. Ritcliardson's, Bnok-hinder, No. -5, Argel4.:ourt, Strand —Letters (post paid) will b. noticed. '1 he above are original Shares mit= previous to any advance, and Xi. deposit paid on each. BULSTRODR, DUCKS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Plea,ure Grounds, Plantations, Wood, Park, and Farms, w:thaarthe Tim bergrowin: thereon, are stow on sale. and if not sold togeth,r e hzreafter be divided and .old in l o ts, f or the e.onvenil..ce of Pur cliasers.—Partictaars of toe Estate, and of the capital Ualt. Eint Ask, licech. other Timber, with the sum expected for the w Ws, or for the Manors, MAns:an, an.i Park s?parate, or wins any of the Farms desired to be alled thertto, r: ay be known br written applications, front Pritic;pals, to John White, Esq. De vonshire Plate, Mary-la-bonne. NURSERY OXOUNDRand tiZED TRAM, star LUNL.O, TO BE DISPOSED OF, With entire pcssess'-wi at Michaelmas next, O'AT•E of the most flourishing and best established NURSERY GROUNDS and SEED SHOPS, In the vide Ili!y of the Aletropolis. The Proprietor's sole motive for quit ting this truly valuable Cenc.irn is, that Se wishes to retire from businass altogether. A considerable part of the purchase-money may remain, on security, but, to the amount of £ioo ur £.IOO will be required.—turther particulars ncy be known of Messrs. Beck and Alien, Seedsmen, Strane, London. OXFORDaHIkE. CAPITAL MANORS, FARMS, AND ADVOWSON. TO BE SOLD BY ACC I lON, On Thursday, the .sth day of July next (unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract), - THE MANORS of Swinbrook, Widf:rd, Astali, and Astally, with sundry valuatfle compact Freehold Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, together with the Advowson of the Living of Widford, all lying together, and situtte in the Nev.-railswishes of Swinbrook, Astall, and Full. bro.ik, is the County of Oxford, upon the great road from Oxford to Gloucester, about one mile from Burford, and Ave front Wit. ney, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which run through the Mattsrs. For further particulars, apply to Mown. Strong, Still, an d Strong, Lincoln s Inn (where a Plus of the Estate may be seen) ; or to Charles Loder, Esq. Keneot, near Burford ; or M r . G eorge Harnlidirr, of Swinrrook, who will thew the premises. OXFORIkaIk L•'. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES, Evinerated from Land Tax and Tythes. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Lion Inn, at "Flume, In the county of OxTurd, Friday, the 97th,day of July, 1810, at three o'clock in the A:. ternoint, in Seven Lots, unless previously disposed of by Pd.. Irate Contract, of whic h due notice will be given. Lot 1. T HE MANOR, or REPUTED NIANOi s of NORTH WESTON, rich all its Rights, Pri vileges, and Immunities, and the ancient Mansion, called Weston House, and a Farm-house and HomestOid adjoining, together with sundry Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land-- V.64A. 1 R. I.ut 2. Two Closes of very valuable Land, Arable and 01 Pas. ure.-62A. 3R. 27P. Lot 3. A substantial Farm-bouse and Homestead, and sundry lnelosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land—Y nA.31t.23p, 1.43 t 4. Two Closes of capital Meadmv Land-12A. 2R. 27P. Lot 5. A very excellent Piece of Al slow Land, adjoining the Riser Tbame-50A. k R. 6P. Lot 6. A very valuable Piece of old Putu re Land—StlA.Sß.39i Lot 7. A substantial Dwelling-house and Homestead, and sue d: Ch•AICS of .Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land—StinA.Sß.7P Each Lot lies within a Ring Fence.—This Estate is not to be eseelled in fertility by any land in this kingdom; and is wall worthy the attenti.,n of per.ons desire•is of occupying their own land, as tit.: greater vrtion is let at NVIII, and the remainder a Li lie esvirii:g within a short period. no Premises may be viewed on application to the respective Tenants; for further Particulars apply to Mr. lames, Land Agent, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's inn, London ; and High street, Want Lek; Messrs. Murphy and Cameron, Solicitors, Rouverie. street,London ; Mr. George Cooke, Soi.citor, Wadi .gtcns Oz. fords'ilie ; Mr. Charles Virett,'retsworth, 0 xforohtre ; and, treat by Private Contract, to Mr. James.—Specificr: ns may , had at the Place of Sale, and at die different ions in the neigh bouriscod. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR FOTH E RGILL's j t y-celebratad Fern PILLS, for different complaints Incident to the Sex, at ._ tious periods of life. It has been truly onserreti, that woman, mere than the other sea, may he considered in a certain d egree inval'ils; they are svtjeCted to a variety of diseases, from the ture of the ftinetions they are destated, as mothers. to perform, which entail Non them weakness, pain, and an interruption a those regular ucretions eonn•:ctcd with the full enjoyment health. To act on the ecntatitt.lion of the female and rei.eve obstruction, norune.'r has peen known to operas , -vrtl , silt b , ainty, quickneos, and safety, as Ik. Fotrergues r.male l'ids— unite, I , iyh torte and invogorato g powers, with its ilect.har qt itty ut rekeviry it,Lerq, uppressitri, and diem. other ,tacagy sym torn w:acli arise from too much blood ut ire r &bit . th.y are m •st cerain cure for nervous, hyatet tr. and fl..tukn; costapial. as well as the various other arastrtuclicaffeztoas so e,.mmop t; —a. Dr. iotheraill . 4 Fats, 14 a tartaly ntediLire, should po ...elision of catty mother andu,l.erguard all ut tre poo l , who hat; femak:% CAI I vett to thor care. sold wboieeale and retail at hfr. Putl:es, Cheaphie, cornet of Paternoster-low ; Basler and Co. Edinburgh at.d Citasgou Priam, Percamouth Newberg and Son, Outan; l'aca , ; preeetaort art t Jaya:xi, 111/mouth ; and u,„ o k s m er s n every tow I, in t ones at. - 2e. azid I la. A he. BU I I.EIeS LA.7IOiL•L I.OZLNGt o. . improltind the -mice, sod for coughs, 0014 aathinas, 424 spa umption:, in bow, at ISO. cacao nnec. a and regu- tey Ire ) with FOK that • by the *l . he meths, torah* Greem mental K, ours of I. ET- easures en and w Port entuels nt to ieulars, Liable N 0.4, I. dvaoce, minds, tr . nrin- h,r ' v 4.111. of Put-- k, Elm for the or wifit own by .sq. De- N/A) N • blishecl the vici- for q...!irt• ire front :Anent/ ur £.IOO Messrs. SON. ously dis- Astall, Freeholti with the tier, and and Oxford ont Wit. ielt run till, and ,e seen) ; ▪ George ATES, • F. :ford, on I the A. rby Frt.. NNOR tits, Pri- i together Land— and Old sundry :R.. 27P. 'lining the L.SILS9P. , and sun- ▪ SK.7P not to be RI is well their own ,cinder on respective od Agent, gh street, Rouverie. gton Ox- .; and, to ns may he :he neigh- Fem Ale Sex, at va- t woman, degree as om the na- perform, rup:lon of rment of trove this so( b cab e Our gua- Aty synip. y are 'be isnplal.. , . TWO It. thij iIJ b au Aurg,, whe le, come Glasgoo g Pact at I and t. oft ▪ Ake. 4Gt a, fat 4114 SOS ORDIVANGS Jut t, Ibfl. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS •f HIS MA.. JESTrs ORDNANCE, J. hireiy ewe Vatic, That Proposals will be received at their Ofes in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 29. d June instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Furetga Deals for service of this Department, for a peilud of one year, from lst July next. The Particulars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Tirlbt r and Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's ,4fice, in Pa..ice Yard afofesald, any day hetw.•e,,, tue hou. s nt •en and tour •'clock, where the Proposals must be :ea+.• 1 ui* ant! et; dorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timi t and Deals," but no Pro - posal can be admitted after the said-22d instant, at twt Ire o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any ender he n ot t , : , : d unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his behalf shall a. .end. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seeretau. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 9, 1810. 7 THE PRINCIPAL OFFIL,ERS of HIS Mil.. JEST - re °RUN:INCE, do her:by give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall on or before Monday, the 115th slay of June instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of sundry Articles of Carpenter's Work, consisting of Chests, Cases and Packing Boxes for service of this Department, fur a p"riod of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicatio• . t the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the 'rower,. and further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary'• Office, in Pal1s11:11 aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock where the Proposals must be dalivered, sealed up ani endorsed, " Proposals fur Carpenters' Work ;" but co Propos tl cen be :: !- mitred after the said 25th day or June, at twelve u'el,ck at noon of the same day, neither will any "render be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in hi behalf, shall amend. By Order to the Board, R. If. CRE!V, Secretary. iZATE THr. NAVY. This day .rots pulAshed, prier 21, A LETTER to Lori Viirount hIELVILLE, on his Motion respecting Troop Ships, and on the general state of the Navy. AVi!h an .tppendix of Official Documents. Printed for Stocklile, jun. NI. 41, Pall mall. Also, Vol. 5, in 4to, price 11. 4s. 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