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NUMR ER 6048) SUMMER. VACATION. ORATORY, COMPOSITION, Ste. .FITIITIION for the CURE of IMPEDIMENTS, CULT/. .....TA,TION of ORATORY, and compLETiox of a LI- L EDUCATION. Bedford-plue, Russell-square. FNTLFMEN having IMPERFECTIONS of • VOICE or UTTERANCE, or desirous of Oratorical ar iguterary Accomplishment, may be superintended by Mr. either as BOARDERS or as PRIVATE PU anently, or during the Recess of the Public Schools. Rae or two Gentlemen may also be accommodated as TRA MLING PUPILS, during part of the ensuing Vacation, at gelloisersides. Ladies awl Gentlemen attended at their own fir, end Families, Ste. in the Neighbourhood of the Metro ...-JUNIOR PUPILS superintended by Mrs. Thelwall. " - p r eparations are making for a soli:trate Establishment for the poeption of I allies who have Impediments, &c. ".ENSIVE PROPRIETORS 0; 7 I. QUARRIES. PERSONS Possessing or Working the same, ca. F able of producing Necks and Ashlars of large dimensions, tsdus that state to deliver them near VauxhjU, in the Rivs.7 %maws, willing to L:lter into contractonay obtain farther infor mation hy applying at the Office of Mr. ikaid, Engineer, No. 26, c a bge..Alky, London. g. B. To prevent unnecessary applications, th° Stone mast be oiswa Durability, nd references given when it has been used OW or other Works,withstuall Specimens of its quality sent islisse,freo of expense. "iIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDIS. TO BEGIN DRAWING ON TUESDAY NEXT. II ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank It Buildings, Cornlille, and (sting the King's Mews, Charing- Baia, tespectfully acquaint the-Public, that the New State Lot tay '1 lekets and 61a..testae nuw nn Sala in Variety of Numbers. Scheme contains 6 Prizes of .€ wpao. of t 10,000 5,000 7 2,000 •20 100 And 5,030 othet Prizes, amounting in the whole to .£25,4( of 1,000 sco NEW sTAIE LoTTEICY. SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Besides the usual number of XlO,OOO, X5,,000, 2,000, &C. R.C. and. Co: No. 11, Puultry, and No. 12, Charimp•Cross, aro selling the Tickets and Shares of the 'bre Luttery,to begin drawing on Tuesday nest. The Scheme sentaius the sante number of 'rickets as the Lea I.ottery, with *able the number of Tyres:Tr Tuous.it: us, a 64c:wow:ince sever before known in so small a Lottery. The following Prizes were sold in shlres at SWIF r and CO.'s plaices in the last Lottery, viz. No. 8,824 a Prize of Ego,noo No. 6,895 - 1,000 No. 11,387 - 1,000 8,417 - 1,000 1 3 ,6 3 $ - 1,000 10,.. 4 .31 - 1,000 21,884 - 500 also in the preceding sir months, No. 11,070, Prize of .C 20,000; No. 'B4, Prize el .C 10,000; No. 3,890, No. 15,Q78, and Nu. 11,61,, Prize of 0.1,000, with others of £.500, &c. &e. N.H. Lis:s of-the Prizes in the City Freehold Lottery may be ticeierd gratis at the above Offices. THIRI Y THOUSAND POUNDS! !! MOTO THE PURI.IC FOR LARGE CAPITAL PRIZES, bold in Shares last Lottery, veinal is Ten Thousand Pounds mere than was sold by any Whit Office in London, No. 16,900,91 1 / 2 000L and No. 7t 10,0001. each of which were really sold to the public in a Quarter,. two Eighths, and eight tonsenths, at I WARNER's FORTUNATE OFFICE, No, 16, CORNHILL, Who returnaTlunks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at Inge, for the very eunuch:nous preference he received, and fiat. sus hiniself he shall experience a continuance of their Favours, as Dame Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits from his Wee- TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale for the STATE LDITERY, which begiub Drawing on TUESDAY NF.,XT. Thee SoCtitllTE contaips a greater number of i:0,0001. Prizes &never was known, viz. 6 Prizes of .1:20,000 of .i€lo,ooo I 3 of .Rn, o o 5,000 5 ~. of iktc. Scc. &c. Chba, Societies Merchants ' cunt Bankers' Clerks, Coachmen, (sank, and Carr iers of every debcription, will rective a hind- Mae allowance. Letters from the Country, post paid, containing Bank-Notes, brioofict'Orders, or short-dated Bills, treated the same, as mem Note—Letters, containing money, must pay treble postage. AROMATIC Sel RD: of VINEGAR, the. prig;_. Dal invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his wacesstve "memento to the highest perfection, continues to he prepared nd sold by Thomas and William Henry, Clientists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed liquor, which is compo.td of highly ancentrated vinegar pained with the most pleasant aromatics and ificacioto antiseptics, may be kupt unimpaired in any climate and finny period of time. Its pungent odour renders it extreately Fateful and salutary in head-aches, fainting% mid in all places of pittEc resort, as Theatres, Courts of Justice, Arc. as it counteract. debuletiocts of heated and foul Air. It is also the best antidote olden the infection of all contagious disuses. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, under the *lreland similar names, agme of which are fallaciously repro anti d n iMproventents, the public are requested to observe, that theDalntStd TIEOMAS anti WILLIAM ;4ENET, Ma r!tester, are Waved= each stung. - The Aloata:ric Srtair of VINEGAR, price 2s. 9th. (stamp in duled)it sollwholesale and retail, by Bayley and anv,Coekspur itteet(the only agents in London authorised by the Proprietors), mere may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Haver, Cornelion. . 1 7111al, &t. Also HENRI 's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in hottlet at 0 4.1. aad law, with glass stoppers, at 4s. each; their namA at'V't tin the starr.ps. IIiVORTANT DIsCOV hit Y gAio. KNOWN. Tit Advertiser has alrea•!y informed the Public, ! , *after having almost explored natur; to find out a cure ' L'a' t i t(' Scorbutic Leprosy,. Scrofula, and other diseases arising I , wv a die Impurity of the blood, kind Pa o viitastes bas led him to die dsowery of a Medicine which compktely eradicates these ..„‘ lbes sad that as he was not a man of indepentiance, he .. •-• , irat he was in duty bound to those ticpendcat on hhn nut to sale the discovery known, till the pub" had s ribcd a sum lair.dent to its v a l ue , b ut f rom th e ma ny dist re, applications IR athereimen made to him foxim mediate relief,an the strong int- Palm on his own mind that numbers are daily dying of these dreadful maladies. the foelings of humanity have so overcome lira' t h at every other consideration dwindles into nothing when 6211 ., Pwed wide saving the lives and promoting the happiness of 11 ° ( am ow • lie therefore now rejoices to subjoin the disco -1.1"7, the happy leash of many years arduous experiments, that Its anemia' effects may be universally diffused .• and leaves it to the generosity and gratitude of thoae , who shall receive benefit horn it, him give om. what thvy may think proper. The osetheip s is ffier.ifths common black pitch. OTle^fiftil rosin ' tad add about ono , sixth of flour, and a little butter, mix these atettagether. then make it into Oils, to be taken a link before each nseel,to the extent of an ot„, ce per dayfor au adult ' Illi3t If Itektlymtended to and pe rs i ste d M, will oomplete a cure. The length of the advertisement prevents him from tuentio tshV Isere Jetticalstir the easy colloid of making lip Ana Iwklug tier ."'" qwle ' a" tie happy affects it wilt .sore ptodace two um 1 t ent ; hot these he shall be happy to communicate to any per _ _applying to him by letter (post paic4 addressed to Pas us, care , 4 1b . . Pubis Gosilsby, druggist, gaifore; Manct1,,,,,.,„4„.3e`te1.' 'trod It S. lie has mason to Inhere * visa cu r e '''' - Callu mPtkows, when nisi% few Scrofula. ,It*Bolosqus been Allekr, sad invigorates the whole body. fictrita She Ulla • rw 'c'llu fit as WA 3S cold weathers '"' . . 4,. .. _.-- -`,. •••• •,...-' . . ... a:, 1 i • . . 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NOTICE le.lee,rdziOvels,rlmo a Sexton eit Oyer and Termixerasul gad Damn" At Trial Visas oommitte.l ox the High Seas, %Maim thajamisactimi the Admiralty q Baglsmor, will be head at Jx,tiee Hall, is tie did Alb', Loam, on Tsestkithe 12th of Jay Ise,s, at eight easel in the itzorairk .ANTEL:—.-41. situation for a Young Person who has nelit:r been from home, ht the Family of a Gentle man, either itythe Nirsery where no work out of it would he Tared, and where Needle-Work would be the principal employ ntent, or a situation under the I .adies' Maid in a regular Family, where she would make herseit useful.—Please to address (post paid) Y. Z. to beleft at N 0.98, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden. / "ANT ED—A situation for a person about 40, v - whose connections ar: evbry way respectable, and whoa• conduct has been unexceptionable. He w ould be a great acquisi tion to an elderly Lady or Gentleman in readiag to Dia employer, managing domestic affairs, or joining in any amusement, being of a remarkably cheerful and obl!ging disposition. He has been known to the advertiser go years. A letterjpose paid) addressed to H. 86, Queen street, Cheap • side, wilt be intmedlate:y attended tn. On the Ist of July will be published, • (To be continued Monthly), price 6d. ornamented with a beauti ful Copper-Plate, and an Engraving on Wood, NUMBER I. of 'PIE JUVENILE CABINET; or, Magazine of EN TtIITAINMXU 1 and, INs RUC CION for BRITISH YOUTH. Nurratiyei, Stlect MiseelLuarcrus Subjects, &c. &c. Printed for Pratt, Smith, and Lesson, Coventry, and sold by Loo man, liur,r s lt,p, and Onuc, Paternuster-row, London. A NEW NOVEL. This day was published, price his. in boards, EDMUND FITZAUBREY, a Novel, ip Three ya, 1110f1 cnfgnt , et preps to fortune." Priquel. for ilacti,vau i'ill1.1.11•S, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- A 4004 to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, • The•Nloth Edition . of l'he wiNTOL IN LONDON; 3 vsit. rice I.ls. 1 Tao Fifth Edition of the WILD IRISH GIRL, 3 vas 151.. Acid the _Fourth Lditiou of the NOVICE of tin DOMINICK, vuk. prior '2ls. _ _ 1/AIWPTON Lr.cruitEs. This day was published, in svo. price 95. . A N ATTEMPT to prove the TRUTH of A. CHRISTIANITY, from the Wisdom displayed in its Ori. ginal F.stablishrnent, and from the History of false and corrupted Systems of Religion : iu a Series of Discourses preached before the University of Oxford, in the year 1808, 4 the l ,ecture found ed by the bet Rev. John liatnpton,'M. A. Canon of Salisbury. By JOHN PEN ROSE, M. A. Of Corpus Christi College•. Oxford : At the University Press, for J. Croke and J. Parker; And for John Murray, Fleet-street ; F. and C Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ;,1. Hatcbard, Piccadilly ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. ; lids day were published, the 'third /Won, price 7s. pRAC'I'ICAI. SF,RMONS an 'several important Subjects...44,llle Use of Fatuities. By the Rev. THF.OPIiII.US ST. /011 N, LL.B. Sold by Vet - liar, Hood. and Sharpe ;F. and C. Rivington ; I...unman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; and J. Matchers!, London : and b y all country booksellers. " These Sermons are distinguished by ability, zeal, and piety. Th , .. doctrines are enforced with much earnestness, and occasionally with a considerable share of eloquence." XXITISII Carr C. " We strongly recommend this volume, as well adapted to pros .Inee benefit Ili , he Cassily, ant afford entertainment in die closet, by the taste which is displayed hi it, and the eloquence which it contains."—AN ri-Jaeo sin: " These Sermons are entitled to our warmest approbation. As a pathetic writer, this Author, with the single exception of Sterne, yields to cone. Every one feels himself a person peculiarly and . purposely addressed.".-oevno 001 CHURCHM•N. • " The Author alwaysinterests his Readers. His Sermons are distinguished by an uncommon degree of pathos; and in their conclusions by warns addresses to the heart." GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. , " These • are exactly what Sermons should be. We have no hesitatienl hi saying, That we are not able to mention a Volturno by the most celebrated Author witith 'swami; 40 muc h real ex. ce n euc e_.....zsbutton. " Thew Serino: Ns are animated by lively labortatioos and ~..erncstness. They 4re wen adapted In the eitd Proposed, and give us the idea of aman who has a zeal for that of ail canoes, , real Piery."—lAssorsitY Rovievr. "•l'}wseSermons ass lawman, s . frioss. Ow, Ind liberal." ANNItAIL Rams!. Lately published *at *mi . Author, prime es. A TRANSLATION of the CHAR.GgS , of mApsiu-ow, addressed to hi t argil, with cuss Bosnytt lac by bp Ilse Art of Preaching ; the ost the acquisition of sigma% Seethe- Vigrot. 4l l o o. l .o 10 6 0 11 .414 9i* I*Pkt F,4 ? ipsb9s3" r !pcioift!C it i filar!vt , "" : •. waspablished, a new Edition.:vjth new Map, I Inio. price ss. boards . . . i'HE NEW GEOGRAlllirifiir. YOUTH : a description of the Empires., Kisissionta, litatas,and Wes, sv.jth the Oct.:ms, Seas, and isles, in all parts of the World. including the New Distoveries. Also a short hut snsisfoetury Account of their Political. History, brought down to the present time. Printed fur Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Longman, Hurst; Rees and Orme, I. Talker, I. Richardson, .Lackingtun, Aitesi And Co. 1. Nunn, and C. Law. This ilay were published, a New Edition, price is. LLES AVENTUItES de TELEMAQUE, FIS D'ULYSSE. Par M. FENELON. Nouvelle Edition, avec la signification des mots hi plus Jiff, riles er. Anglois au has de chaque page. 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'Phis day was published, In Six elegant Volumes, post octavo , embellished with Portraits by CMIOLINE WaTsow, price Three Pounds in board., or Three Pounds Ten Shillings ele gaatly h 'And, for a Literary Present, I 'I - IE CABINET OF POETRY ; containing the best- ENTIRE PIKES which are to b: found in the Wo Is of the BRITISH POETS, from MILTON to AEATTIE; printed in Chronological Series, and the Works of each Poet pre faced by an Account of his Life and Character. Selected by S. J. PRATE, Esq. " if the graM were separated from the chaff which fills the Works of. our National Pots, what is truly valuable would be to what is useless in the proportion of a mokhidl to a mountain. BURKE. " The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are proverbial for the quantity of worthless lumber which they contain, and have long been a heavy tax on the puree and patience of the Pub lic."--Patract. Printed for RICHARD PHI4LIPS N 0.6, Bridge.street, Black friars and to be bad of all Booksellers. N. B. To afford an adequate idea of the sisigstiar worth of the abovit-ntentioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumerate the names of the Poets, the best of WiIOSC Works, unaheytd and unabridged, occupy its pages. _ VOL.I IViikon. VOL IL Cowley, I S Butir.r • Rorhester, Halifax, Pomfret, Parnell, Phillips, Garth, Denham, King,- Rowe, Dryden, fir= Aiddisan, VOL. 111. Mem, Backingkant, Fenton, Y 3410. Gay, Priory Sothierrair, Savage, lowift, Palle, Pattl.on B, Pklooser, Tickell, fiammVOLaild, . 13 Cll ig 0114 C, Watt; I stir. VT. Thomson, A. Pfsiape, Collies, Ateetticif, MOW, iflsraikeek. Direr, - Tome. . VOL V. Gran Cam . t . QM*" Lari@konie, R., Viet; • AA,* aloPik, 'Ms =ou t • Odieliosimme, , Aasmetriee,.ebnicietio. . . Orem. = lbws ' 1 W alielmforat = ta. 1 l oon Alli tii VOL Male, Wbillsbeille leglea, MINN /We lama. Warm Ykro g Scott, . Gromme. gz sa s u m o .30SPNI. liaeier, I pa • SUItREV.--TO BB LET, vNIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE. the Residence of thelett He n...ruble LORD 11-11.1KLOW;destese(1, together with CUaell }louse, Garden, Stable, &a. mph about t'iirty-four Aests of excellent Meadime and Amara Land,, lying House,.pleasant Iy:situated. near adjoining to, the Villain of polorielt in a post respectable neighbourhood, ii perfectly tirAtpd consm6nicating with the metropolis (froth whit** le distalefeenly six miles) by good P.Mder• -RMra Iherreinn g House la coriussodione nod cosrogstaitly Mod op ter ebt Accommodation of a genteel F e w*. Forfurther particular. apply at Mr. Lanees Office, No 5, New Benet s li-Court, Lincoln's Inn, where ' rickets of admission ntat a4ses biking for viewing the preens , s. COT 1,41 noiILAND osdhe-BANKd of tke THAIvIBS. O be : LET, wigijmogiiite posseskiaa, a DIVEL,- - uva4fausr,,, 4, the cottage stde, eensistinsi of two VW lours wid praising-Room, foair Bedchambers, with every ewe-. ace atwhed : detached 4 u Coat! -hope, ttutte-a:all Stal We, ic., *Satire nudes, and Shrubbery, wkh • clear it . bladed Adjoining, • r'Plat Premises are Piemantly situated siWthe. ratik•s gif4hr 111usais, ennapiandiate dcaightful poorer of Tae hew wOods wad the adjacent country ;,oise mile from Maidenhea I, five from Windsor, waderlthin a quartet 'Oa mile front the Ba ' - roati.—.4kor further 4xartingars apply perioniliy, or by letter (per DAM to Mr. Hunt Atty. lkaidashand ; or to Mr. Clarke, 41. lere:han; FOR SALE BY AUCTION. ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON THE BORDERS OF KENT AND SURREY. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garr.may's Coffeehouse, 'Us int-Ailey, on Thursday, tha t:nti June, I6on, at twelve o'clock, in Sir Lots ; A VERY Valuable an& parecularly Desirable IRFEHOLD and a small part COPYHOLD ; mold delightfully situate in an excellent Neighhoorliood, at Holly Hill, near Forest Row, *on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 33 mi6l from London, 24 from Brighton, and 10 from Tunbridge, coasisih.g of an elegant Mansion House, fitted up in the Villa nylu, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite of Rooms, 01 good proportion, with Offices of every description, which can L. r..linibitr or tomtits/tint; an excellent Kitchen Garden, com pletely socked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and about 250 Acres of rich Amble. Meadow, and Wood Land, in the higebst state of cultivation; toguttvcr with a Right of Common over more than 6000 Acres, and abounding with a variety of Game. The Mansion to be viewed with. Tickets only,, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Strand ; and of Messrs. Driver ' Land Surverars, ttc. Kent Road , London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Printed Par ticulars me , also be kad at the White Hart, Goldstone; Dorset .Arms, East Grinstead ; Star, Lewes ; Castle, at Brighton ; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells; and at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, 'Louden. KENT FARMS, TO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Carraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornkill, on Thurs day, the 'ith of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, in several Lou, SUNDRY very Valuable * FARM consisting of above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Me adow, and blush Land, most conveniently situate in the parishes of Bexley anti iu the COUDOof Kant, within 12 miles of the M-zropolls; in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thoth:* Gibbing , lama Ser. &cant, Thomas Seal, and John Weeks; to be let upon alease of • f',l years, (nen Mithaelnias, 1898. The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. Binge, at Baxley • and those at Edda by applying to the respective occu piers...-1411 ed particulars may bi l had bf Mr. Binge; Ship 'fa- Ygro. Woolwich; Castle, Eitham; Falcon, Gravesend ; Crown, Rochester; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Dartford; Rod Lion, Faro ingham ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street; t: Carraway's end of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c.. Kent-road, London- MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH; TO LET. • By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, the I2th of 11 4 ,1808, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in se v e ral L ots , Qvl DRY very Valuable FARMS, COoSiSting . Of 1 .1 above 758 Acres of exceeding rick Marsh Land, in very high coalition, situate in Ike parishes of Alstone Sttaith, Warehorn, Bronzes, Ivey Church, Snargate„ and New ROtriney, in the county of Kiln', in the occtipatiot) of Jeffery Monk, Messrs. Eve and Mayiene, and John Scooncs ; fo be let upon a lease for 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1808. 'I he Lands to be viewed by applying tothe respective occupiers, and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, Ashford ;Ewan, Hastins ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Agple &re ; Folkestone Arens, Folkestone ; Icing's liead, Canterbury ; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester; itese,Sittingbeurne; Messrs. Touraty, liythe ; of A. Parkis. Esq. (Mat Orenond-street j at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, 'ye. Kent road, Loudon. LEASE OV A 'HOUSE, BANKRUPT'S STOCK IN TIRADE, SHOP FIXTURES, tee. Unless disposed of in the mean time by Private COMM; of which due notice will he given, (by order of the on Tuesday the sth of July next, and following days et glev.! in the forenqoa, on the premises situate at the bottom of klig•i street, near thee Bridge, in the City of Bristol, ALL the genuine and fashionable Stock in Trad ! , and Shop-fixtures of WILLIAM BELL, Linen Draper, Bankrupt, together with the Lease for seven years, from the likh of March next, of the Dwelling house and premises atoresoid. which for business stand In the most eligible situation in said City. The House being in thorough repair, baying a commodious Shqi with a handsome and showy front. The Stock consists nisi ge neral assortment of ',asses Drapery Goods, part let which has been recently laid in from the first markets. Also, for Sale by Private Contract, the valuable Lease, five years and a half of which are now unexpired, of the Shop an i Warehouses, being No. 1, in Saint John-street, Bristol, lately 4.1- , cupied by the said WI/km Bell, the Rent whereof is only L 27 per annum. For furchet particulars, qr to treat by Private Contract, apply to Messrs. Eckley and Baler, Messrs. J. out and Sons, or J. 'H. Frankis, Solicitor, Bristol—June 9, ISO& SOMERSET. - On MOnday, the Ist day of August next, >Kthe White Hut 1537, 1 Wellington, precisely at Four °Vlach in the afternoon. A MODERNZITILT MANSION HOUSE, A. * =Red WELLIWGTON COURT, formerly the residence of Admiral &wryer, but new occupied by Mn.s Crime, vitis the .a,,... Voatb-housea, Stables, °Amp, Gardens, and Pleasure Gmunds, 104_all or anypart of the Farm adjoining. _ Thefloose is delislofully *natal in the Vale of Tautness, and Ilinsfethately adjolna the Tewq al Wellington, though perfectly linthadedhoas it by a tasilelettily arranged Plantation. Th, prin . Imo consists of a gm:Um Entrance HaU and Stalreine. 26 feet 6 Moises by 16 feet, a Drawing-room in feet sqOare, a Diilinair9asa its feet 9 inches by 15 ft. 6 inch. aid a 'Study 13 feet square. Above the princ:pal Mar there Ore tiro *odes *Manny apstgynts and Dressing-rooms adjoining. The attached Offtees are replete with aoccessuodacitme and the Attached ones have every spit of 0311141 1 eace• The Fong con? tains abaus 490 Arm af the rich ' it 115414 in the CA4litY of 'omerset. 1 At the mane time vrlllbe sold a number of Field; detached from cosh mins, but adidiaing the Town of Wel* sgteis ; and are Manor are 400W4 ) , With a most desirable, Estate, called Wgl tsztsPark, sausiltiag a A kunkilosse, with saitatde Qin an4 ibbitt,,*iir IVO Meadow, Pastur.4,Arable and Wool Lail • -•- • Particuhnila the toseentsbnionay be obtained at the Gast of - - Mr. Whim Solicitor, Wellington,. Eancteratt r 4 of Me; hope, 4 s6 l 4 l lPri So- 1%4 1 4J .taw, Tootle, • ' •' • ,r , I . • •:;•*s•e, VICTUA L ING OFFICE, done 17. 1808, THE COMMISSIONERS fee I'ICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'S J 11.4 VT do Arresy line Notice, That on Thursday next, the 22d instant, they will be teady to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quantities of BISCUIT, made from whole meal, as the respective manufac turers of that article may think proper to offer. One half thereof to be delivered la a fortnight, and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, Into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by bills, payable with erect 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may bonen at the Secretary's 7 , Office. N. B. No tender for a less quantity thati*oithousand Bags Of Dirket will be admitted. No re:Tard will be had to any Tessler in laid, Oa-price shall net Les inserted In words at length s or that shall not be delivered to the Boar., before One *Thad en the said Thursday next the 23d instant, nor sinless the Person who males the Tesukr, or some Person on hisl-half, attend: to sorrier when call.l for. • MONEY. IgOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully II informed they may be suppliAl with Money to any amount on terms equal to mortgage, secured upon Freehold, Copybold, Leawhold Land or HollitS, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any other Property ; persons of respectability maybe supplied on their per sonal ii•curityouly.—Gentlemen will find every liberal acurrono , dativa without delay. Application from Twelve tilt Two, or letters CFost Raid) addressal to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 10, diouth-street, Berkeley-square. This day wag published, in bye. prise 3a. AN INQUIRY into the POLICY and JUSTICE of the PROHIBITION of the LISP. of GRAIN in the DISTILLERIES ; including Observations on the Nature and U s. of a Vent to superfluous Land Produce, ani a particular applica tion of tte general Question to the present situation of the Colo n:al lurcresit. By ARCHIBALD BELL, Esi. Advocate. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Brash and Reid, Glasgow ; and John Murray, Nu. 32, Fleet-street, - London. STEREOTYPE EDITION. . • • This day was publisfied, on fine wove paper, with ainieada, by Berwick, price Ss. 6d. bound, AN ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY of ENG - LANI).-By OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Printed for Vethor, Hooji and Sharpe; J. Walker, J. Harris, lAckington, .1441 acrd Co. Cuckell aid Martin, Nunn, R. Lei, Ond T. Bomey k koodun ; and J. Clsarke and Co. Matiche.ater. This day wasVabliabed, a New iblitlon, in Two Yoh. 16mo. with 12 new Plates, price is. boards, COLlTUDE—:written by ZIMMER- I Li MAN. To which are added, The LIFE of the AUTHOR ; Notes, Historicaland Explanatory, and .a cupiams 4 Index. Princes( for Verner, Hood and Sharpe Cuthell and Martin, J. Lackingron, Allen and Co. I. )411111i Darton and Har vey, Orridge and Sus, It. Lea, Scatcherd and Letterman, Long:- man, Hurst, Rees and Orme, J. Murray,J. Booker, W. Stewart, and J. Harding. Phis day was published, a New Edition, in Royal 18mo. with Plat es, price is. boards, A NARRATIVE of the EXTRAORDINARY L I- ADVENTURES, and Sufferings by Shipwreck and Int erisonment of DONALD CAMPBELL, Esq. of Barbreck— with the singular Humours of his Tartar Guide, Hassan Artaz; p emnrising the occurrences of four years and five days, in an Overland Journey to India. faithfully extracted from C IPtain Campbell's " Letters to his Son." Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Longman, Hurst, Rees and Ornae, J. Harris, J. Walker, and Black, Parry, and Kingsbury. SHAKESPEARE,. FIRST EDITION, lilt day were published, in a handsome nniatal, la post folio price SI. Ss. In bona, " MR. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE's Co. MEDIES, HISTORIES, and TRAGEDIES, pub lished according to the true original espies. " (With his EFFLGIE3). " London: - Printed for Isaac laggard 1144 Edward Blount, 1623." ' Reprinted for Joseph Johnson, St. Paul Church-yard; Ver nor, Hood, and Sharpe; Poultry; and Longman, H trot, Rees and Ousse, Paternoster-row, MIL The gtoweat care habeen taken to insure the ae:uracy of the present repul lication, of which cagy a small !maitre •• is prtuted.— ' it is printed on the con .lall typ: now in use; oat in arrange ment, sl.elting, add pu.tctuation, is an exact copy, page fui• page, ot the text of the otiginal edition of 1625, (now worta upwards of forty guineas) not a word bring added, altered, er omitted. :h ri .d. he Ingo rnt the 00- t:.