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, 11; t• 1. ht),)4 ) . . . r. I ORDYANCE OFFICE, May 16, loon. KE PR LVCIPJL OFFICERS of HIS NA_ 1 JESn"s CRO.V..I.VCE, de her . rive rotPrcpos.lo ill be r cei%ed a; their Office in Pall-Mall, on bef o re Thursday the 'AI of ?tine next, from such Persons as ' yl w ail to undertake the Performance of the Plumber., f s k withi;l the I'ow er Division, comprehending the Tower, • , Woelwich, Pu- fleet, and Gravesend ; and also a: wo w', for a period of three years. ftri ,corls will be received jointly fur the whole, or separately, o d ie said Tower Division, and Portsmouth; and farther w on, together with the Terms and Conditions ache Contract, to known, upon application at the Secretary's Mice, in 0,11 aforesaid, any day, between the hears of ten and fia ( m oc k, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, o i arse d " Proposals for the Performance of the Plumbers' fJk " (as the case may be) ; but no Propane PO be 0 4 a f te r the said :A of June next, at twelve O'clock at noon ~n e day ; neither will any Telider be noticed, unless. the ry poking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Yet Os& of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seesaws. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Mr,' 18, 18011. , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil: Jan -, ORDNANCE, A itereby give Notice, r a proposals will be received at their Office lit Pall Mall, on , t o ile Thursday the 2d day of lune next, for such Persons as p ot willing to undertake the Performance of die Painters fai for the Ordnance Service at Portsmouth, for a period of int fall. • f at her particidirs, together with the Terms and Conditions die Contract, may be known, upon application at the Sem 1.7 . i Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours ina and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, o i ti f up, and endorsed " Proposals for Painter? Work at Ports otb," but no Prdposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of tiest, at twelve o'clock at noon of the !Me day, neitherwcill Tender be enticed, unlcos the rirty making it, or an Agent behalf, shall attewd.-13y Order of the Board, R. H.CREIV, Se.-retart,. 'll - ILATRE OF ANATOMY, Fltr.!lei"-atreet, Great Marlborouglositreet. E Summer Course of LECTURES on ANA TONIY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will cont use an Saturday, the 11th of June, at &Alen o'Clock in the fib, by Mr. BROOKES. Spacious Apartments, c titoroughly ventilated, and replete with cereoience, are open front five o'clock in the Morning, the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes to direct the Students, and demonstraft the various parts atlity appear on I):ssiretion. Tbe inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investigations at toonteracted gay an antiseptic process, the result of eisperi rats made by Mr. Brookes on Human Suhjects at Paris, in the the account of which was delivered to the Royal So- On, and read on the 17th of June, 1784. This method has let been so far Improved, that the florid colour of the muscles preserved, and even heightened. Pupils may be accomino aitedin the House. I r r Gentlemen established in practice, dessrous of renewing rode Anatomical knowledge may be accommodated with an apartment to Dissect in privately. IMPENETRABLE CHEAP PAINT. VANIIERAIAN, sole Inventor of the above inva , hale Paint, from fish oil, for the preservation of fences, ad dl work exposed to the weather, for which discovery he has valved* medal and premium from the Society of Arts, Adelphi, we respectfully informs his numerous Friends and the Public at large, that his impenetrable Paint, of various colours, is to be had of the Proprietors, Vanherman, Fores, and Mitchell, at their Manufactory, 21, Mary-la-Bonne-street, Golden-square, and no where ehe. The Great reputation this Paint has acquired, will no doubt in bee needy adventurers to impose spurious compositions on the A m:lnanity, under the sintetion of the same title ; the Public are Derefore aSsured, that none are genuine but those ha.] as above. scorrs LIQUID DYES, Silk Szocitings, Linen, Cotton, Silk, Tiffany, Craze, feathers, Furs, &c. ONIE of these I)YES are much in use by Thread bleachers, Woollen and Yarn Manufacturers, Ribbon-drea m, Bookbinders, Hat and Feather-dyers Artificial FlowsT- Liars 2-.1 vatio ri other businesses ; all Private Fami:ies will fad them very useful to teint any article of Lady's / . .trcs, an/ tie sla m Dye for Gentlemen's Pantaloons, art. gives a co ke/ad to new, and are quick and simple to use. &id, with directions, in bottles, viz. Pink Dye, 2s. Gd. I.ilac !bra, or Purple Dye,Dye , 2s. Gd. Nankeen ls. 2sl. Liquic' 172 r Bhp, from Is. the bottle, in several sizes. Likewise Scott kr-ble Ink, to mark or write ou Linen with a pen, that will not d'oarite, price as. the bottle. Prepared and sold, wholesale and tsdail, by John Scott, Colour Nun to her Majesty, 417, in the Strand, a few doors from 10 .144-nreet, and by most venders of bottle articles in the *an. forMANDNES.i, INFLAMMATIONS of the EYE.'I, &c. UR. WILLIAMS begs to Acquaint the Nobility , 'a. Gentry, Ste. of the Metropolis and its Vicinity, that he ha Ifttht with him an unparalleled Remedy, well kr,ov:n in Corn wal by the name of Mrs. WILLIAMS'S REMEDY, and just: Maned (or radically removing the Pains which Inflammations oe. °AWN and which (if recent) Mr. W. pledges himself will be re assigns less than ten minutes. It also perfectly removes Specks " Film, appearances of Clouds, Spats and Mists front the sight sho strengthens and renews weak or decayed sight, even at pan of age ; do the most inveterate humours and inflammations tithe eye-lids in the course of a few weeks of ever so long scant! Ll. Mr. W. pledges kis honour and credit of the Remedy, that his perfectly innocent, and that although hundreds kart been be. ,witttl,there has not one person ever experienced the least injur til Newly an hundred persons were cured or benefited . e nlwee. in Cornwall, by Its efficacy, in less than three weeks, °lle whin has recovered the sight of an eye, which had been liipd "Tears, and which (as well as the others) are witnessed t• no wry respectable klaglitrates. r?" Mr. W. will wit on any Lady or Gentleman in the fore ah./, and will attend at No. 3, Kirbratreet, Hatton Garden, hais pne o'leek till seven, as Mr. or Mts. Williams must apps- ießeNedy themseacs. rlLlu al C4,scs, certified by ehaneters or the first respectabl. rey, surf b e wen a Mr. Williams's:: GOULD% VEGETABLE OPENING .POW DEILS are pointedly recommended to all Families as an Medicitte,comd;ning every advantage that can possi "" kl i T oci from a Ca th artic, without any of its incouve nien. ' 3 6r mode of operation is at once mild and effectual, thoroughly daunt! the stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution toot all bilious or feverish brats: also being com p osed totall y I. ctetables,theY are so perfectly safe and jnnoeent, as to be use vitk the greatest benefit by every description of persons, without Pik of takiegcold. Are likewise particularly cakulated as a c ool- Ark for children in the Spring, and Autumn, and as a eel t4 ii corrector of all humours, or beats, likewise after the Measles, 4444 P01t, &c. Sold in packets es. Pd. add 4s. 6d. each, by T. 3. Gould, Kit ton; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ward, ' nek cico ; Bacon, Oxford-rtreetl Brennant, 156, Bishopvga, street; Hudscv, Hay-Market ; Spyring,l63, Borough ; and most hi feclibk Vendors. . .. ...._ 4 . . . . . - _ i ..." ''''c 4 ••'.' 4 l tr ' - - , ‘.., /. 1 ‘ .:,.' ‘ .4-\r ly ' .) _ : ~-• .... - . _ ... . • - - - Je .. ^ . - ' .. se s s ;•s ' - s'e • . '" -,P 7; • • 'F' • •' . . .• - , "' ' c::./ - -- .""."'rrl"'" - : --,-- :1.. 4 ... N. ~ 7 . ..,, , q t - ..... .9'... ,A ,..2. • . . 49 0. ' "Ne 7 • 14-/ia- s t sta'f • sal.' • .. 71 . '. - s , .• .C . ) ' ei 1 1 ,-. ~_....e. ..., ~. . ....., • I ,_ .4,, g . . . A rg - -- 1411- "5A,„,,,_ • , Ir ' e. ‘- ../.4.,.. ti. . • . ....- . t N .. • . -..--......-- TI-lURSI)AY, MAY 26, 1808. • - . . [Puitek. Si x- - P ' Nl' Ks ... . _ _ EDINBURGH REVIEWERS. . ARMY. 'Eke Reputed MANOIt of SHELTCRDand MIDGROW SOME important and interesting Remarks, occa- A N ENSIGN in a Regiment of Two Battalions is sinned by the Censure. cast by these Reviewers upan the ' desirous of' exchanging to Half Pay on the English Este- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Gairaway's Coffeehouse, ' l a : t h t a tl n .vß g e e l vE A rE l o ley ,Hcl ,i b n i Friday, the 3d Lt Methodists, in their lust publeation, will be found in No. XVIII. blishninit, 'without a dllfeeence.—Letters addressed J. D. Poe- By Messrs.DRIVER, of the new Weekly Family Paper, called THE GUIDE, printed Oilier, Norwich, will be attended to. and sold by J. DOWN ZS, No. 240, Strand, near 'remple-Ear, price ' TO MEN Ol; FASHION AND MARRIED LADIF.S. Improveable june IV' 411. (or 19s. 6d. a year and sent by him, free of expence, to all ENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to lm made A V ER Y mast desirably situate one mile front Canterbury, and ad- -121 ESTATE, parts of the Metropolis, and places adjacent, on the day of publi- G inininr the turupike-road to Margate, in the county of Katt • cation, which is every Thursday. in the roost elegant and feshieneble manner, and in that highly approved style of cuttleg which has given uaiversal sans- s e ; ottipr.s.ng the reputed Manor of stntford and Midgrisve, fisher; No. XVII. contains a Letter to the Princess of Wales, on the faction to the Nobility end Gentry, by DIETRICHaEN aud subject of Sunday Dinner Parties. No. XVIII. and XIX. will CLARK, Taylors, at No. it, Ratlibone-place, London (theist- have a large and judicious Review of the Exhibition at the Royal a the River Stour, royaltiee, righn e ands ppurtenances, and about t c e : r .,l l t e i r e e i tti . r . e s i u !o it re s t a n n an d fi to lus h ,sr ir. i A kew ilens s . it'll:thiel•ey most aloa in tu a . le t e rfu s i o t ai l g rounds acrend ss andof ~,r.i.choodinasor,s,hijhutguawo'dpflabntil-reLaLdesa:Abalernl;7ldatsab' bop- Academy, with Observations on the State of the Arts, &c. &c. 2 ;I 4 C; A , i h t;t r i -Min veCt V lNT ie br m th b e a ßi di v n fT s. stour The vv aii -h d ol p e a li r es t in ex th lrt e .m oe e c l Pa c ttn . THE NAVY. , elegant kiln. Country Residents way be Inharnwd how to emd - their measure per l' s This day was published, in a closely printed Volume, embellished e' ,-•• 6 t i . ‘ Rtitillltiltalt. ....ourt uressro.N.avA lia;lforillb,l.rather Breeches , et Mr. Foreman and Mr. Pidduck, did the remainder in hand ;of with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price 75. 6d. bound L iveries , . e. and lettered ; (a few copies taken on fine Paper, price 10,. aid. THE GRAND STATE LO'rl'ERY, in' ' I elegantly bound), May he viewed; apg Ong to the tenants; and printed parti- whioili, . enters may be bad at Kalman's Hotel, Margate • at the King's THE BRITISH NEPTUNE, or a History of the begins Drawing JUNE as, is the only Lottery that era Head, Canterbury ;at the Rose, Sittingbourue ;at the Crown, Rise, Progress, and Triumphs of the BRITISH' NAVY, coma " SIX PRIZES o f •"“,°°°-. • Rochester; of Messrs. Smith, Kekwick, and lioskyns, Lincolit- from the time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of SCHEhIE. • inn ;al Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley ; and of fieleaste. TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Auecdotea and Notices of the I 6 Prizes of 4'20,000 are £120,000 llarivere e land-surveyors, Kent Road, London,. I W.I. FARM, ESSEX. • successive Improvements in Navigation, Ship -Building, and Naval i a 10,000 . . ..--... .. o ui p uo • •••• lactic,. a spou .•mono • By WILLIAM BURNEY, 1.. L. D. t.: .---- . 20810 ..-..... 8,000 • 5 .... .1000 --. 5,000 ' By Messrs. DRIVER, Master of the Naval Academy at Gosport, &c. At °areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, on Friday the ad of 7 --•—• . 515) •-••••• 3,50 The National Importance of such a complete and compendious 20 100 ----- • :1,000 June, 1808, at twelve o'clock. Work as the above-mentioned, will, at tilt present moment, be 30 -5e.... 50 . -- 1;03 VERY Compact Estate, called HILL FARM, generally felt. 1,000 ..--. • S.l ---• 22,000 in the occupation of Peter Smith, consisting of a convent- Printed for RICHARD Plenum, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- 4 0 ° Q 0 e . _.--- 1.5 ----- 60,000 , cot dwelling-bouse, with about 158 acres of exceeding rich arable friars ; and sold by all the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth; 25 1 000 .11 0 114 . 11 . £250,000 and meadow land, situate in the parish of Great Waltham, in the , Chatham, Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Greenock, Falmouth, and I NO FIXED PRIZE. county of Essex; bounded in part by the River Chebnar, and in other Sea Ports. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ' Tickets and Shares are *riling at all the Licensed Offices in other parts by the turnpike road leading from Chelmsford 40 !London, and by their Agents in the Country. The NAVAL HEROES of MEAT BRITAIN, or Lives of Dunntow. Till:. Estate is Copyhold of inheritance , held of the PRESENT' PRICE. . Manor of Welthein Bury, at a tine. certain. distinguiseeed Admirals and Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake Ticket .. - £2O I es. Printed particulars may be had at the Bleck Boy, Chelmsford; to Lord Nelson, with 24 Portraits and 6 Charts, price 7s. 6d. err - H ilf £lO 1.1 0 13 6 of Mr. Chwitranys, at Epping ; of Niessrs. e - ster, Cooke,.and bound and lettered, or 10. . Gd. on flue Paper, elegantly bound. '1 Eighth - /S 2 Quarter - 59 0 I sixteenth - Iti 0 Erne, Lincoln's Inn; at Oarrawars Coffee holier, 'Change Alley; THF: BELLES LErIRES. 'IURTLES. • w h ere a p l an o f t h e E state may b e seen . and of Messrs. Driver eland-surveyors, &c. Kent Road, London; In the press, and speedily will be published, in Two elegant WILI.SHIRE , King'; Head Tavern, Poultry, Volumes;duodechno, price 13s. in boards, or 14s. boand and has just landed a Lot of fine Lively Turtles for Sale.— VALUABLE LEASEHOI.D PREMISES-110ME.RTON. ut Town or Country. lettered, Turtles dressed every stay in the highest perfection, and seat to L ETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI. any partnc AUCTION, By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, on Friday, the Sd of TION, addressed to his Son, FOR SALE I PLY- table offer is previously nude s EORGE GREGORY, D. D. At the LONDON 'CAVERN, FOXHOLE-STREET, June, Itiott, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, unless an accep- ' By G Late Vice?' of West-Ham, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of MOUTH, on FRIDAY, the 17t, of )tote, at eleven, Lox I. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES- Llandutf, &c. &c. &c. THE FQLLOW Tun IN Cocoa G GQODS, VIZ. This interesting work had been sent to press beforethe lamented i . About 130 - 2 - 1 - J'A'PE, very pleasantly situate at Upper Homer- death s of the Author, and the manuscript had . been completely ton, within three miles of the Royal Exchange, held for the So Cases Peruvian Bark 473 Ingots of Tin finished in the week previously to the suddc n illness which termi- unexpired term of 18 Years, front Christmas 1807, and compri- 8....ng the melee Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, chained sing a very convenient Dwelling- house . u fi s tt d e e d sc t r i i p pti i o n ns a ; n a eat wa a b n i d d tined his valuable life. In a letter addressed to his Publisher 1 on T her voyag e from s Lima to Spain, by his Majesty's ship Ass v.- on its completion, he remarked , " that this work contained theelegant style, containing rooms of a liar, Michael Seymour, Esq. Commander, an d since con d o m- of the o'sservations of his whole life, on every subject of Garden, and a Spring of excellent Water. red as prize. Also, tasto and literature, and that whatever might be the ultimate opi- In e pursuance of a CODIMIDIIOD - Of kppraisment and Sale , 'dares - LOT IL Consists of a Small Dwelling at a short distance from nion of its merits, his reparation in the republic of letters would • ' • sea to the Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawk er,the above, with a threi-stall Stable and Coach-house, of which in a great deerce. depend upon it." 20 years will he unexpired at Michaelmas, 1508. 50 Hogsheads Sugar, . Printed for lire it AIM PHILLI es, No. c, fridge-5=Y, Black- Landed irons the Danish brig llennah. Printed Particulars may be bad at Garraway's Coffee-house, friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. For Catalogues and other Particulars apply to :Change-alley ; and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Su rveyor; &c. Kent Of whom may be had, by the same Author, LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY and JOHN HAWKER, hierchant, Plymouth. Road, Louden ; where Ticket, may be'l'l to view the Premises s. for ondays,Weslnesdays, or Fridays. CHEkiIsTRY, in two ADIS. price ISs. boards, and 14s. bound. GOSPORT. • - A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, in two vols. quarto, price six guineas At the India Arms tan, on Wednesday the Ist day of June next, BERME ORNEF., CLAPHAM. in boards. At Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, 1 HE good Ship SALLY and HETTY, her By Messrs. DRIVER, ARfFHMETIC. 1 . Teckle, Apparel, and Funfiture, detained on her voyage At Gat;raway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, on Friday, the sd of June, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, This day was published, closely printed, price Ss. 6d. bound, from J+bon to Philadelphia, and regularly condemned' in the with as allowance of the 85th Book. High Court of Admiralty as Prize to his Majesty's ship Blossom, VERY Valuable and Improveable LEASE- THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and Geor g e Pi g ot, Esq. Captain. She is a very strung American- A HOLD ESTATE, with immediate possession, most desire- - BUSINESS, adapted to the practical USE of SCHOOLS, built ship of about '2:5) 'lons measurement. Coppered to the lily situate, adjoining Dragmon Lane, opposite the 5 mile st o ne , including,. complete reformation of all the Tables of Weights and Bends, is tolerably well found in stores, sails remarkably test, upon Clapham Common, on the road to Tooting, consisting of a ' MORRUItiI; the Calculation of Annuities, I.eases, Estates, Lives, and may be sent to sea with little espence. commodious House, fit for the Residence of a small genteel Fa. ' litocks, &c. &c.; and MORE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES under After which, the Cargo of the above ship, consiting pf about wily, with two large Gardens, yards, Barns, Stabling, and other every Rule than arc - to be foultd in any other Book of this Kiud. 200 Tons Salt, 7 Hogsheads White Viue, and a quantity of convenient Betiding,; also an old house, which may he converted . By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Cork. into Cottages • together with about 61 Acres of very rich art- , Author of Scientific Dialuguea, &c. Re. Fur inventories and further particulars, apply three days before tale and mea dow Land in a ring fence,. and at present in a hig:t Every man of business must recollect how much he had to nn- the Sale to George Murat Jukes, Eel. Agent for the Captors; or state of Cultivation —Held under Lease front Emanuel College, c learn in the practice of Arithmetic, when having left school he Hurry, Jukes and Co. Cambridge, for 21 years from Michaelmas 1807, and renewable s ✓ first entered into the commerce of life, and also how little lie BEDFORDSIiiktE. every seven years, according to the custom of College Leases. o had learnt which was strictly appliealile to real transactions. The A very Valuable, Compact FREEHOLD FARM, situate at Tod- Printed Particulars may l)e had at Carraway's Coffee-house, '. present System of Ar'etunetic, disregarding. the haters of its pre- , dinioon, three miles f:ont Woburn, and six from Dunstable, Change-all ; and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, fee Kent dectisors, has consulted alone the actual and prevailing occasion' At the George Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of June Road, London. C for the exercise of this useful Art. Every branch of trade and next, at I`2 o'clock at noon, e manufacture has been sedulously consulted in the new exemplifi- AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON THF. BORDERS OF KENT _ satin' of the various Tables a Weights and Measures; every AND SURREY. HERNE FARM ; consisting of 11 closes of pasture land, thing obsolete or useless in other books of Arithmetic has Item and four closes of arable land, containing by admeaserement 134 By Messrs. DRIVER, expunged; and every thing has been introduced that is essentially „ S 1 aeres - rood, poles, now the occupation necessary. widow.—The Estatemay he viewed, on application being made I- Printed for RICHARD Prittetes, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- to the tenant; and particulars may be bed of Messrs. Strong, Still, friars, and to be had of all Flooltsellers. s- A VERY FRF.F.HOLDESTATE, and a small part COPY HOLD : a r- SUSSEX. Mr. Thomas Lilburne , of Cardington ; and of Mr. Gardner, most delightfully situate ID an exceneet Neighbourhood , at Holly . ill By THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Auctioneer, Woburn. . Hill, near Forest Row, on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 35 id This day was published, illustrated by 'Ewen; y Engravings , repro- TREN'E AND MERSEY, OXFORD CANAL, AND LIVER- miles from London, 24 from Brighton, and 10 from Tunbridie, oe sentitig Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, I.ive Stock, s ' POOL BOOTLE WATER-WORKS SHARES, consisting of an elegant Mansion House, fitted up in the Villa with a Sketch of the Soil, pries Fourteen Shillinga in Boards, lti the Munthly Sale by Mr. SCOTT, on Friday June 3, at Gar- style, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite of Rooms, I _,c A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE wawa 's, London, of good proportion, with Offices of every description, which can i " 1 . -I• of the of SUSSEX, drawn up for the Board of 'T.HE TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND be requisite or convenient ;an excellent Kitchen Garden, com- pletely stocked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and about 250 t's Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and de- -le TRUNK CANAL—Four Shares in this eminently pros- Acres of rich .Nrahle, Meadow, ::nd Wood Land, in the highest ot scr ibi ng the Geographical situation and general circumstances of porous Navigation, of which it is sufficient to state , that the D i vi e state of cultivation ; together with a Ri g ht of Common over mote , the County ; the State of Property ; the Buildin g s, and Mode of dends have st eadil y edv.utced to £.4,e per Share clear per annum. than ewe .Scres, and abounding with a variety of Game. ur Occupation ; the Implements ; Enclosing ; the. Arable Land, in -a hf I .....e ....K Rain CA NA t..--Scven Shares in this very valuable con- . 1 ;he Mansiou to be viewed with Tickets only, which, with m every kind of Culture • the Grass' Lands ; ' the Gardens and cern; the Dividends have regularly rose to tho rate of 4.22 per he Orchards ; the Woods and Plantatioes ; the WnStes, the Improve' Shari per Annuli: • and by the unrivalled and similar advantages printed particulers, may be hail of Messrs, Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, _ rnents, general and particular; the Lire Steck ; the Rural !Scoter which the GrendTrunk and Oxford Canals so evidently possess, my, and the political reonomy, including Roads, Canals, Corn- the Dividends may be expected considerably to increase. hoodoo, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Printed Viit , merce, Manufactures, the Population, Societies , Re. &c. Re. The Livcaroor. 800 rut Wertt-woe ',see-Eight Shares. neuters May also be had at the White Hart, Goeistone; Dorset Ta By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG.and Arms East Unnstead ; Star, Lewes • Castle at Brighton • Sussex . Also Shares in the KRIIHRTT and AVON, ROCHDALE, Tavern, ' . . • • • , *. to printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Brackfriars ; a nd t a..ANCASCRII CANALS. •1 unbridge Wells ; end at G'etaway ' s Coffee-house et- sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. ' Particulars at the It gal Hotel, Birmingham; Crown, at Stone; 'Change Alley, London. 11l Of whom may abet be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys 428 at , I tv art"AWAy ' s; and of Air. Scutt, _'K, New. Bridges-street, London. i [ice Counties, recently published under the direction of the Board of KENT FARMS, TO LET. • . CHESHIRE. re- Agriculture, uniformly printesl in Octavo, and done up in boards, STATE WI 114 ' • By Messrs. DRIVER, VALLTABI.E CONTINGENCIES . rks N. li...Sets,as fuss pnblithed, uniformly done up,or particular MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND F.. .., I . s s u es se, At Garrawa -' Cff . Hoe 'Chang .•ll • C I . 11 Th ' Change - alley, ey , orn u , or. ors- :109 Reports, may be had of all Booksellers, at the pleasure of the TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, day, the 7th of July ; 1808, at 'twelve o'Clock, in several Lets, qUNDR Y . very Valuable FARMS, consisting of 80 Purchaser. At Garraway's Coffee-House, on TUesdaythe 28th of Jung, 1806, Om rid- Just published, and for sale by Ogle and Aikman, Edinburgh ; at twelve o'clock, in One Lot, unless previously disposed of by k - 1 above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Marsh hat Al . Ogle, Glasgow, and R . Uee, 295, Holborn ; and T. Ha- Private Contract, l.and, most conveniently situate in the parishes of Bexley and be- milton, 37, Paternoster-row, 'London, J'HE MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the Erith, in the count y of Kent, within 12 tulles of the Metro p olis; cry q 'HE EVANGELICAL PREA CHER ; or, a Mansion-house and O ffi ces called WINNIVGTON-HALL, in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thomas Gilliag, James Sere lat -I- Feted Collection of Doctrinal and Practical Sermons, chiefly comprising a spacious and complete Residence for a large family, geant, 'llienee, Seal, and John Weeks; to be let upon a lease of . . eke, by I,l n glibh Divines of the Eighteenth Ce ntur y , viz. Nesbit, Pike, built with stone, and covered with slate, and finished in a neelern 21 years, from Alichaelmas, 1808 cell Hart, Dr. Gill, Bradbury, Grosvenor, Hurrion, Brine, Bostwick, style, containing rooms of latge dimensions, superbly fitted up-- The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. Biter, Iby Maurice, Rosewell, Some, Pearsall, Bogue, Winter. Booth, &c. geometrical stone stairs, mahogany doors, plate-glass windows, at Bexley ; and those at Erith by applying to the respective oceu- Sel•cted and warmly recomm ended b y the Rev. John Brown and marble chimney - p ie: es, and oak floors, with appropriate attached piers.--Primed particulars may be bad of Mr. Binge e Ship Te- roe' Arch. Bruce, of Whitbum, and Di. Erskine and Mr. Peddle, of and detached offices ; stalsli•s,; for 50 horses, coach-houses, green- vern, Wuulwich ;. Castle, Eltham; Falcon, Gravesend ; Crews', dent Edinburgh ; 3 vols.l2mo.hoerds. 1 le. house, hot-houses, grapery, pine and succession -houses, excellent Rochester; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Dartford; Red Lion, Fern- POT Sermons ;by W 1.. Br own, O. D. p rincipal of Marischal Cul- kitchen . gardens with hot walls, mushroom-house, cold-baths, Ingham ; of A. P arkin, Esq. Great o=ond-street ;at Garraway's lAb rdeen ;boards, boards. 7s- ice-house, a poultry-honse upon a superior scale, and every ne- and of Mears. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent-road, Lunde ; . _ ege, e abl- sermons on byeresting Subjects, very usehtLfor the Comfort cessary building for agricultural purposes i, dove-house, entrance and Instruction of the Serious Christian. By A. Buchanan, late cottage lodges,with shrubbery and plantations doping to the river MARSH LAND, ROMNF.Y MARSH, TO LET. see. boards, only 35.6 d. Weaver, at a convenient distance front the House, which is. well By Messrs. DRIVER, Iground, and stirrounded t hi F v a e i r t k h ei an th l ng P ; ractice represented in 54 situated on very highly i‘i o c i hi e: fi menta ow by At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, • the 12th of 7w. Berry ' tr%of treet the se G rm ospe on l s , of ' supenor o In- Sermons preached at Berry-street, 1733 , .by Watts, Neale, Guyse , about . 640 acres of • el, • ymeadandpa s ture , Lily, 1806, at•two o'clock in the A ft ernoon, in 'several Lots, lubberd, published for the use of families ; quality, divided into hams, and let to respe c ta ble tenants, woods sibly prier, Jennings, and I and plantations in hand, and ornamental cottages and gardens ad- QIINDRY very Valuable FARMS, consisting ci ice. 0. vols. third edition, es. of Godliness, considered in 61 Sermons, where joining the road; the whole together forming a trttlydesirable and Li above 756 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh I .and, in very high ghly The MrrerY . other than the elegant residence for a large establishment. se is proved on no ev idence rendition, situate in the parishes of Alstone, Smith, Warehorn s itMn the Deity of CHRI late Rev. T. Bradbury •vol.. • To which there is attached, a most valuable MINERaiI 13 • 1•• Ch ury , 2 . %O. ~ reeizet, vs) urch, Snargate, and New Romney, in the county ay of Word of GOD. By the which, if attended to, far exceeds the value of this place as a re- of Kent, in the oecupation of Jeffery Monk, Messrs. Eve at.d used bound, 101. • • t Ultimo ;or the Early Labours, and Last Remains sidence. Maylane, and John Scounes ;to be let upon a lease fur 21 year., h oot Primate c blic Eye, in several Discourses ;by the Rev. The Estate is situate one mile from Northwich, 17 from Ches- front Michaelmas IboB. cool- that will meet the Pu b lic vol..lsoards, 9s. ter, 22 from Manchester, and 30 from Liverpool. The I.arels to he viewed by applying to the tespective occupiers, cer 'Thomas Boston ;s Thomas Boston ; bound, Is. fid. May be viewed, by applying to the Rev. Joel+ Furey, Wire- and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, AsWeepi ; yin% asles, 'l'be Crook in the Let ; i t subjects ;by the hue Rev. M. Matthew nington Image, near Northwlch; and printed par:le:liars may Hastings ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lioss..Appiee Sermons on Import= be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor • of Mr. Ed- . lore; Folkestone A ruts, Folkestone • King's Head, Caspotsary ; Glas ow ; boards, 6s• Cing- Galt, g chiefly on Sacramental Occasions ; by Alex. Shanks ; win Wyatt, Solicitor, Sc. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Ch e ster ; f the Ho- Star, Maidstore ;Crown, Rochester; ' Rose,Sittingbogrullt 70feesto. 3.34, serttsons, gate- (io. .oar h ds, 7s. 6d. s on Important Practical Subjects ;by Mr. Clatidge, No. 47, Pali Mall, London, where a pler. of the °areaway's, and of Messrs. Drivers, Landlharmyom. die.. t Sermons and Lecture Estate may be sees, and further particulars ?clown,. fold, I mdnn. Ines Andrew Swanston ; 41T. beards, 714 .• - • . . • • .