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TT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat edly sent or made to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Stock payable at the Bank of England, Soutlit Sea House, and East India House respectively., who have not paid the Duty on the same for the years above-mentioned, that payment has_dtst in many instances been made of the said Duty, whereby thost parti:•, have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by action . o r surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of ihr I'roper-7y Act being willing to allow further'time for such payments, hereby give Notice, •That the Duties payable en all Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for those years, are di rected to be paid into the Batik of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodges at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the rarties making payment thereof will be discharged in the books of the respective Commissioners, until and upon the ICth day of October next; but that all reasons who shall neglect to make such payment on or before that day, 'still he prosecuted as the Law directs, and keps are now taking for bringing all dt faulters into charge for the double duty, who shall not have paid the Duty for the years above-mentioned; on tr befor ethe said lOth day of October heat, afterwhich day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange will b•e closed. By Order of the Board, M47THEW WINTER. /'r raver. Ar . fult 1, ISOR. VICTU A LLI SG OFFICE, July 21, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS ArA.rEsTra NA yr d. hereby give .Notice, That on Thursday the I.sth of September next, they will be ready to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quanthits of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the best quality, and to he cared in the ensuing season, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offtr: . one third part thereof to be packed in half puncheons, are third part in tierces, and the remaining, one third part in barrels ; to be delivered into Lis Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, PortSmouth Arid Plymou:h, and into the Army Victualling Stores in St. CA.. th: tine's, in regular proportions of each desct iption of Casks„ by the yerir:ds undermentione.l, viz. One fourth of the whole by the 31st January, f so% One ball' of the remaining quantity by the 31st Narch, 1809. And the remainder by the 30th June, 1809. And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Cont!itions of the Contract may bo seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunsterville, Ag..•,:t for the Victualling at Cork, to the Collectors of his Ma jesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Postmaster General at Dublin, respectively. ;vs. tr Tula be had to any Trader ins ,vhick the price shall Not be 4 issertedin Ivor* St le Vh, or ad shall rt:t be &livered to the Board before One o'Cl;ti on the sail 7711r.:Ly the 15th ? f SeptentA:r next, Nor tatiess the Person who risaZes the MAU Person on his behalf, EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Jal3 27, 1808. All Exchequer EA!, fisted in the month .ef October, 1807, TO YE PAID orr. THE LORDS COATKIIISSIONERS of HIS MA JESTY": TARAWA?", heon4 . ng given Vireftionsforitaying of vie Principal 1 the above stentisszed Exekegoar Bills, with the Interest Mereon, at the Es arguer Bill g a pe, in the Receipt of Exchericr,Nrio Palace Yard, Weihnirister, on :Monday, the '22d, day e efesgont, 4M:dance Trill be given daily (Sundays and holidays excepted) Midi; erat..ae' 1:!th Auglest, it:elusive, from Ten c'Gkel in the Orem ing till One in thr/li?..rncon, fry theturf ore of reeek.in . g. the same. And for the color disOJtch, the bearerl of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists th'erce!, conteining the Numbers in nnarerical order, according to the Valve of the. said Bills, end times of sommoncernent of Interest, with the trincal Sums and Interest die thereon eistiteetedfrom the dos an which t ^ yere: rrnp- tkisly dotes', to4urivr,to the Saidlr24lday of in— olriive, when •the .I,:tirrit will cease; end they am desired to write their IGINCI and Pl r. es of Aka., an suds Lish, and indorsetheir Names 03 the raid Bolls.' . . - Ifany ?I' tire lii.lePrt y the yoretaid ahou!.!kd.sirows of r,:etiving P l yn,,yft ,f the L:t..rea, pert:if:de.," elm eaid d day if ekrzat,they ti?.7l/.t e ateamfrodatcd eoil.p.ting the .Intareet.,lo ihr day on *•a.4ick they cciai: t L. paid, and kavirg the said Bills fir. examination mse day prior :herd% • s:.ch P. 1.16,,, as may be desirous If havit , g Army Ardkrier Bill , hi tart P.-paced, Ly merzti-Ing at. ampule: at the lettcot f their List; de livered o” er L.fore the 13th 5C- Argus!, maybe akaMmatial -with • Nrui cerryirg an kr,i•cst el three pence hetrrenay, ty the day, wrivety ta:47•Ye:s;iTilf; Ivii:he.e tile Me said "'lry of if:Tart, cn4 2V;ii be jelil.ered .o .thiersslay, the 2.ith August, and • • N. B. All Exeheqner:RAls daled prior to Ocober, 1807; Lave been adversisecito be paih off, and the Interest thereon has • 11:1S1-I LINENS. TITE 11F.LEAST LINEN COMPANY Itaviim daily arrivals of their Spring Bleach, recommend to the phbiic an early purchase, as,. fro;rt the ex:reme seArcity of• flax, pods c tat adrance considerably .161 'rice. They *tell ,to article b I i. - .C"111 ,'ieres cf :bout 25 yards, at the whole .. ~. W;tr1.1 , .. 1 ~ 1cutc11,..."1 on the •without saw •. - id, dr any pernici•JS; ingit dicta biirg used. Cash-as usual for '4:nl:K-(4-Ireland Notcs. \.B. The Belfast Linen Cotupany have mo conneetioli *et. ..11,re small houses in London, fitted up with close window•shut; *.ers and blinds, scarcely admitting a ray of light. Tu pre7ent imposition. —Their only house in London is the 17iih House, N0..511, Great kussell-street, Bloomsbury, rowdy opposite the Eritist. Museum. E. BURCH, Agent to the Company. - 11) be Re-snld, pursuant to three several orders of the tiigh Court of ChanuTv, bearing date respectively the 21st and I.lth days of June, and the ttd day of July, laOti, made in catain causes wherein Edeani Redder and Mary his wife and ethers are pl.iintif. 7 q, and William I.ovel Rollin and others are de rdants, a Freehz,lti Farm; called Piielan'! , , situate at Hoo, near Rochester, in the enmity of Kent, and ahto Five Pieces of Free hold Land, 'lame a: I iou arover.dd ; likewise 'three Freehold 'En - len:re:3 and Gardens, situate at Gillingham ; and a Freehold 'Wharf and Premises bituate in ihe 1-1t?l-street at Chatham, in the cour.ty of Kent. The said estates will be sold in four several and distinct lots, before Sam. Compton Cote, Et+ one or the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, In tisithamptociebi,kidinp, chancery-lane, I.ondor, on the 24th day ci August, IFOB, between the licurt of one and two o'clock ha the nfzi risoon.. Particulars whereof may be had (gr . -a:;' at the said :•.14.ster's Chambers, in SouthampionAuildinv, Chancery-bne, London ; at the office of Me..J..simmons. Rochester; of Mr. /a& 2 a y's, Chatham ; of Messrs. Clarkson, No. 39, kisses-strect, Strand, :link 0: 41i. NeLioit, ralsgrare-place, Temple-bar, L 01141041. cased. FRI DA Y, AUGUST 5, 1808. •-••• ••. 'THE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES of -L 20,000, 16,000, Bcc. Su.. .Ste. are yet in the Wheel. 1 % 4 ' TO-MORROW, AUGUST 6, will be the Sixth Day of Drawing. 'Pickets and Shares, wartanted undrawn, are on Sale at all the . , Licensed Offices in Town and Country. I '0 he LET or SOLD, for an unerpired Term of : k 13 Years, the LEASE of a good brick DWELLING.. HOUSE, pleasantly situated between Woolwich and Blackheath, containing four Bed Rooms, a Parlour, Kitchen, and Flab Poad, Wash-house, Stable, and Garden, wit h OficeE. Enquire at the Bugle Horn, Old Charlton. SURREY. TO BE KIM BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, KNIGHT'S. . H ILL HOUSE, with suitable ()Aces, Coach Howie ' Stable, &e. and upwards of One Hundred, and Ten 'Acres of Land, thd property of the late Loin THURLOW. Further Particulars may be known on application at Mr.' James' Office, 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, London; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. N. B. To be viewed by Tickets only. NEW STAMP DUTIES. In a few days will be publisbed, ,A LARGE SHEET TABLE of all the STAMP L 1 - DUTIES on Deeds, Law Proceedings, Bills of Exchange, Receipts, Probates of Wills, Legaciesoke. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street ; and sold by all Booksellers, Law Stationers, &c. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SO CIETY of LONDON, abridged by Dr. HUTTON, Dr. SHAW, and Dr. RICHARD PEARSON. THE SUBSCRIBERS, and the PUBLIC, are. - 1 - respectfully informed, that the FIFTEENTH Volume of this Work is completed, and read); for delivery.—The Publishers have the satisfaction to state that this Abridgment, which will comprise the Original Transactions from their Commencement to the end of 1800, will be completed early in the ensuing Spring. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. TO MERCHANTS and OTHERS. APERSON who has been bred as an Accountant in Edinburgh, and is well acquaintid witn the different methods of Bookkeeping and Accounts, will be glad to curare with any Merchant, lice. in London, for such period as may be :tgreed upon. Applications, containing terms of agreement, may be made to G. Z. R. at Thomson and Company's,Hunter-square, Edinburgh.—London, Aug. 2, 1808. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership be tween us the undersigned THOMAS Pwasorts and JOHN *PARSONS, of Brtstol,tatb, and London, Common-Carriers, car ried on under the Firm of Thomas and John Parsons, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, and all persons who stand ia debte.l to the said Copartnership Concern, are requested to pay the amount of their Debts immediately to John Parsons, at the Counting house, in the Saw-Close, ?n -the City of Bath, and to whom all persons having any claims thereon, are requested to semi their Accounts, who is authorised to adjust the same. Witness our hands the 20th day of July, 1808. THOMAS PARSONS, JOHN PAP SONS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Oh the Premises of Messrs.Wtdow Sri/opts arid Son, Plymouth, on Friday, Auglist 19., FOR CIPORTATJO/4.7-- A BOUT 140 Tuns Red and White French Wines. io Pipes Cogniae Brandy. 20 Pieees Syrup. Being part of the Cargo of the FAME, Crowell, (detained Noir. 1806/, restored to the CLdman ts. For further Particulars, apply to said Messrs. Widow ST; MONS and SON, Plymouth. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR DANISH PRIZES.—FOR SALE, On Friday, August 28,1608, by Twelveo'Clock, at the London Tavern, -Foahole.ureet, THE good Ketch DIE KEISENDE TOBIAS, No. 81, L. E. Max, bite Master. Detabed by the Lotto Coeur/ism private ship of war, ems. denr.cd to the Crown s 36d now lying 14 Catwater. Length o: bo tk . 66 Feet 6 Inches. /treadth 22 11 Depth in Hold 10 71 Admeasures 139 57-94 Tons. With all her Masts, Yards, Stores, Sails, and Rigging, as they are. For Inventorir'. sad furthtr Parciz , lars, apply to Mr W . F.LSFORD, Merchant, One of the ckzeuts for Danish Property: Plymouth, August 1, 1808. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS or HIS MAJEZ , TY'S CUSTOMS, ISLE OF wrGHT.-FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Atthe Custom House, in East Cowes, on Tuesday the 9th day of ' August, 1808, at 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Which bate been seized and legally condemned, and may be viewed and tasted on application to the Warehouse-keeper. YOR PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY : 765 Gallons Brandy-60 Gallons bunt-160 Gallons Geneva, and 41 Gallons Wine. FOR DEALERS AND OTHERS: 6951b5. Shag and SOlbs. Roll Tobacco. 10Ibs. Snuff, (Havannah in tin cases)-14lbs. Snuff, (Beard!, in Bottles.) Shrub, Coffee, Sugar, Chocolate, Cocoa, Cashew Nuts; Curry Powder, l'ainarinds, preserved Ginger, Guava Jelly and Pickles. Also, the Broken-up Hull of the Lion cutter, a Bowsprit, two large and two small Anchors, two Cables, two Warps, with sundry lots of Beams, Plank, Bl ocks; de•ld Eyes, Iron, &c. &c. &c. MANOR AND ESTATE OF DREW] ON, EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Drewton, in the East Riding of the County of York, , comprising a very good Mansion-house, with a garden well wall ed and stocked with fruit-trees, barns, stables, granaries, and a number of useful and convenient outbuildings, and the Manor or Lordship of Drewton, with 470 acres of land, or thereabouts. The above Estate is tythe-free of corn, hay, wool, and lamb, but subject to a stray for t 8 sheep from May-day to Michaelmas. Drewton situate in a line .porting country, and good neigh bourhood, near to the towns of Hull, Beverley, Cave and Weigh ton, the roads to which are very good. Four or live thOusatid pounds may, if agreeable to the purchaser, remain on security of the prerniies. Mr. Thomas Purton the tenant will shew the ;remises, and further particulars may be known on. application t. 'Mr:' Samuel Hall, of Beverley, Yorkshire, .kttorney' at Law ; to Mr. Jolm Hall, near Beverky ; or to Mr. John Hat4ison the owner, Great Dridivld, Yorkshire. LoNrom, BATA AND BRISTOL WAGGONS. At Nn. 69, Old Bailey, London ; Saw-Close, Bath ; and Narrow Wine -street, Bristol. THE above Business lately carried on by Messrs: THOMAS and JOHN PARSONS, will in future be car ried on by John Parsons, CyruoSyrnes, and Edward,Mitchell, under the Firm of John Parsons and Company, who solicit the favours of their Friends and the Pubic, and assure them that all Goods delivered at their Warehouses shall be forwarded with care and regularity. NOTICE TO THE HEIRS MALE OP HENRY, THE LATE LORD BORTI4WICK. HEN RY, the late Lard_BO TETHW IC K, died in the Year 1772; without issue. He was the only wrviving Son of Captain Henry Borthwick, of Pilmuir, who was only Son of Mr.-William Borthwick, Surgeon, in Edinburgh, who was Son of Alexander Borthwick, in Gilchriston. It is that 'he paid William was the only Son of Alexander Borthwick, la Gilchriston, who left any Male Descendant , . A Male :Descendant of Alexander Borthwick, of Sauchnell, who was Uncle to tae paid Alexander Bnrthwick, in Gilehriston, has ?resented his Petition to his Majesty, praying an audication of the Title of Dignity, and means to prosecute his claim to ibis Peer -1r in the ensuing S. ssion of Parliament. He thinks i• proper, howev i n to &bre this public notice of his intention, •hat any persen con :eiving himself to have a preferable rilht, may have an opport: nay of stating his pretensions. 4-te farther requests that any persons acquainted or connected with the family, rn . ty forwrri any information they are possessed of-respeving it to Alexander Mundell, No. 45, Parliament-street, London, or to lA'alter Conk, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. . DI.RE V. CONTRACTS WANTED.-LAMT'S. pEII?3NS desirous of Contracting with th. Com missioners under the, Act. of Par!Lancia fur Paving and. Lighting the Streets in this Town, to light and keep in repair f2BO Lamps or more for one, two, or three years, or longer, in manner undermentioned, are requested to send their Proposals in writing ',sealed up) to Mr. Edwards, Attorney, in Derby, the Clerk to the Commissioners, on or 'Aefore the I%h day of August next ; to continence lighting on the 14th day of September next, and end six nights before the full Moon in April next; to omit lighting six nights before every full moon, the night of the full moon, and the night afterwards. 'The Lamps 'td burn from sunset until 12 o'clock, be stet, plied with the best oil and cotton, and in every respect lighted and ma naged with the greatest regularity. The Codtractors to make good all breakar and damages at his own eipenee ; and within six days from the last time of lighting the lamps, to collect and deliver to the Commissioneri, or whom they shall appoint, the whole number of Lamps, Tops, and Bur ners, in a clean and perfect condition. NEW MAP OF SOUTHAMPTON AND ITS vicoirry, Price 7s. TITTS Map (engraved in a superior style by Baker, 3 - Islington), was made from the actual Survey of the Deli neater, assisted by his Father, in the years 1802 and 1806, at the! requesoof some of the Gentlemen within its limits; with whose permission the same is now humbly offered to the Public —Wise; are most respectfully informed, that this Map is drawn on a much larger scale than any ever published, of this neighbourhood, viz. one mile to two add two-thirds of an inch; and particularly describes the boundaries of the County of the Town of Southampton , the Southam p to n Water from Milbroslk to Hamble Hook, &c. the Gentlemen? Seats, Roads. Highways, &c. on a space of 70 equate miles of the Coun try adjacent ; the Distances to Northam and Burseldon Bridges, Netley Abbey, and evary Place of public resort in its environs; three different Posting Roads to London, with the Mites charged at each ; the Distances to Gosport, Portsmouth. Chichester, and adjoining Towns ; with various other particulars. By 10HN D. DOS WBLL, Ergineer, Survqor, and Draughts man, Albion-place, Southaffaptno ; who gratefully offers his sin cere acknowledgments to his Friends and the' Public, and hopes to meek a continuance of their favour and patronage. To be hal of Mr. Skelton, Messrs. Baker aid Fletcher, book sellers ; and Mr. S'eetl, engraver, High-street, Southampton; and at I. D. Damen ofilce.—Albioa Place, Aar* 1,1803. DAIRY FARM. . . KINGSWOOD, in tke PARISH OF LURGERSHALL NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. To be LET, on LEASE for TWENTY-ONE YEARS, by the Worshipful Company of Mercers, A COMPACT - DAIRY FARM, containing by admeasuretnent about One Hundred and Thirteen Acres of Old Pasture and Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, censisting of about Eighteen Inclosures, conveniently watered, and a stream flowing for a considerable distance bounding one side of tht estate, together with a new-built Farm House; Barn, Stable, and suitable °Mom, recently erected and finished, on a rise nearly centrical of the estate, in. the occupation of John Griffin, tenant at will; situate in the Parish of Lurgershall, in the County of Bucks, ad-„ joining the Tumpike.road leading from Aylesbury to Bicester, subject to a fixed tythe of £B. Ss: per annum. PUSSeiIIQI2 to be given at Mickaelmaa next, with liberty of ploughing up from 12 to 20 acres, and continuing the same in arable during the Leap.. Any person willing to treat for the same may send their propo rals and address, sealed up, to the Clerk of the Mercers Company, at their Hall, in ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, on or before Wed nesday, the I^th of August, when the same will be taket,t into consideration, and the person making such offer, as the Company may Approve, will have rialce sent him to treat for the same 'either by attending at Mercers Hall or at Aylesbury, as the Com pany may think moat convenient. The Tenant will be required to pay all taxes (except the Land and Property-taxes.) For farther particulars apply at the Clerk's Office as above, or to Messrs. Farmor and Wm. Bull, Attornies, at Aylesbury. SOUTH WALES. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA'TE,VALE OF TREBIN. SHUN, BRECONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PEYTON, _ . At the Lion Inn, Brecon, on Tuesday the 16th of August next, (unless en acceptable °Mir shall be previously made, of which due notice will be given,) AVERY V aluable FREEHOLD ESTATE , comprizing the Mansion House of Trebinshun, with attach • ed - and detached Offices, and upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty Acres of excellent Arahk, Meadow, Pasture and thriving Wood Land, situate in the several parishes of Llanfasty,"tallylyn, Ca thudyn and Llansanfriydd, in the County of Brecon, Four Hun dred and Twenty Acres of which are within a Ring Fence, and the remainder nearly adjoining, the greater part of which is in hand, and the rest let at Will. • The whole being of . the clear annual value of near SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. The Mansion House is a handsome substantial edifice, with a Pew in Tallylyn Church, and fit for the residence of a Family of respectability, a yery large sum having been lately expended upon it, with every regard to comfort and convenience. • There is an excellent Walled Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees, a Kitchen Garden, two Orchards, and One Hundred. Acres of most capital MeadoW Land adjoining the House. At eadr ex- • tremity of the Estate are' two liarm Houses and offices, one of which was erected last year. The Land being generally composed of a Sandy Loam, is well adapted for the growth of Turnips and artificial - Grasses, and being within two miles of the Brecon Canal ; Coal and Lime may be pro'curad at an easy exPence. 'there are also two valu able Commons contiguous. to tins Estate, over which it has it right of Pasturage. The Land Tax is redeemed, except the small- sum of The views from the Mansioa House are rich and beautiful : tie Lake of Sirs Savantin or Brecon Mere (six milesin dreumfri ence)forming a conspicuous feature la them. The Estate abounds with Fish, Game and Wild Fowl, and is situate six miles from iireclatt and Ccickhowel, Li from Abergavenny, and 16 (runs Huy, all gond MM•kiss Towns. The Milford Mail Coach ;asses daily within one mile of the honk. ' •' • • For particulars sprit, an the premises, and at tie 02ces -of Mr. James, Laud Agent,New Bestial:court, LinColn's Inns 411n* doss; and at Warwick ; .at each of which places Plans of the Estate mar be seen, and who willtrest for the sale thereof by pri vate Cinittap- • Descriptive particulars will be ready for.delivery in a few d , ys at the White Lion, Bath ; White Hart, Bristol; Beii, Gloucester.* Hotel, at Hertford aptithe place of Sete. [ lc W . .IO . _SFOR.O, ESSEX. 1 -1 0 be -L ET I', (1 •nteely huity,'•eti, a— m • dious deta ed F MILY LOIJS 2 ., sit •to.• V. cod I t with eeeell or G L den ally ato d and ...op, r• Subles, &:.—T3 be • .wed by kets. Pszticul trs of !v:e. It, bins, vial w;ek- ~ra GO. ( t;•aquare. ;Tk WIMBLEIMN C Al MO \ .—ELICIB ' L Cal '1 At. f.. Obe LEl' l . completely furnish I, a desireille . 2 - CO ITA - GF RESIIIt:A C.:E. planned (or Ole aec ,sumoda tion of a Family; Lawn, Pleasure Ground, ant t., :r e I„ Coack House, and three Stables; the wkole finished ii 4 furnished in a peculiar heat style, and fit for 'Maxillae recepa:M. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, %.01don-square. _. SUDBURY, MWDLESEX. •E,LIGIBLE MEADOW LAND,. a fine conamandins situation for Building. By Ms. ROBINS, et Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Cließgyell try. Cornhill, en Tuesday, the stfth August, at 12 o' Clock, Bich K EADoWt, One and ed situation; canialnlng about Hve Acres, situate at Sudbury, a short distance from the turnpike road, ant avithht one mile of Harrow ; a hiost enchanting and cheerful spot for erecting a Vilii, cum/no:ding extensive views in all &tee:tuna, mud only 9 miles front London. May be viewed by applying to Mz. Kencb, on the Premise', of whoro particulars may be had;' White Horn, Wv}bei,ige "; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; vt Garnnetty's ;. and tr.' Mr. Robins, Warwick-art et, Golden-aquae. • PIN.NER HILL, MIDDLESEX. •- ELIO - W.V.. and BEAUTIFUL SPOT for_ BUILDING, I S rules front London. TO 'BE SOLD BY AU:.:TION, By Mr. ROBINS, ax Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, the 30th August, ax Twelve'o'Clock, in One Lot, . • AFREE HO LD ESTATE, situate on the South side of Pinner-hill, comprising upwards of Forty four Acres of Meadow, Pasture. Arable, and wood Land, on which are many thousand fine tit: Anil young oaks, and some timber, forming a most desirable situation for building, commanding rich and extensive views Orate country. Land-tax on part redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kelsey, Harroweald Lodge, near Pinner, of.whom particulars may be had; White Horse, Uxbridge • R ed Lion, Southall and Hohnslow ; at Garraway's and of M r. ktoblns a yarwick-street, Golden-square. RUTI.ANDNHIRL ELIGIDLE FARM an d litielf;et, near STAMFORD and UPPINGHAM, with inunedire Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change•al ley s Cordial, on Tuesday, the 90th August, at Twelve o'Clock, iti Two Lots : Lot I. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1.3!- Tithe-free, and Land-has redeemed ; comprising a good Farm House, with Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Yards, Garden and upwards of 215 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture and Arable Land, lying nearly compact, and In a good state of cultiva tion, situate ail(etton, in the county of Rutland, and a short dig tance from the capital market towns of Stamford andUppingharn, and about 90 mil,' from 1-ondoa. Possession may be had at Mi chaelmas neat. Lot. 2. A Copyhold Estate ; comprising an inclosure of rich Arable Land, called The Hobnes, coin:sitting 14A. 2R. tithe-free, .and-Land-tal redermetl.--These Linds-fottn very eligible pro. • perty fir investing money, or occupation. May be viewed by applying' to liteksrs . . lackson and-Judd, So licitois, Stamford ; Mr. Allen, at Ketton ; of -whonlparticulars may, lie hed ; at the White Hart, Ketton ; post Horse, et Newark ; ;tent Deer, ; George Stanyf Wansforda brid;;e; Mr. tioihwt,Alconbery-hill ; ;tic (ti l ls a t t a kh am up. pingbant; • Rutland, Huutinghon, and Bpgden ; Angel, Stilton; lilack 80ll t Ware; at Girrawayi ; antrof Mr. Robins, Warwick street, t ktiden-square; where a piano( tbe Eat tie may be seen. W ILTS.-kREE ' H9I,D ' HOUSES, , COLLINGBOU R KlNOSTON,beireen Andover,tieugorford , and Marlborough. T9'IIEIGLD 1W AUCIIOI4, - -By Me. At Gairiwars eAdlhe.tiooseChitage-idley, Cornhill, London, • on-Tuesday, the Seth of August, at 12 &Clock, in two lot., ;..oxl. r rHEveryclik - thIeFREEtIOLD ESTATES, tand-tix redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed manor of Collingbourne,Valence, and Branton House, a denirable family mansion seated on a,lawn surrounded . b, thriving plant s. dons, with garden, orchard, yard, barns,stables,and outbuildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow; pasture, arable, and wtreici land, all lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, and in a fine healthy part of the country, commanding rich and extensive ' views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman kind-of farming and field sports, situate is the paehh, and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and within a • quarter ofka mile of the church. Lot f. : A valuable Freehold Estate adjoinining Lot 1. called Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, situate in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chute, with a farnr-house, yards, garden, Orchard, barns, stables, and outboild. ingsyand upwards of 172 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood land; all in good Cultivation and lying,compact. An Act is oh. tamed for Imitating the pari sh of Chase, which will add a coast.. derable quantity of land to this lot. These Estates are very eligible property for inventing money, or for occupation, are within two mites of Ever!ey, nine from Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, twelve from -midair, si= teen from Salsbury, and seventy from London. May be viewed by application on the preinines, where partial , lan may be bad ; at the Star and Garter, Andover ; Swan, Huns , gerford ; Castle - and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Whit t Bart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Everlsz and Amesbury ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Black Bear, De. /rites ; White Hurt, Chippenha.m; at Garntway's ; sal of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeelquare, where a plan of the estates may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, MANORS, and ESTATES in SOMERSETSHIRE, eight miles treat Bristol, twelve from Wells, Mien frOm Bath, and within a Quarterof a Mile of the Turnpike Road from Bristol to EXetet. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London, on Wednesday, the 30th August, at one o'clock, AVALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES rATE, comprising the Manors, or reputed Manors, ofBUTCOMBE and BU I'COM iB THRUBWELL, with the capital, Mansion House of BUT CONDE COLTAT,do complete repair, and fit. for the immeehate residence of a large and genteel Family ; with good and conve nientOut-houties, Stables, Coach-haussi extensive *ailed Gar dens, Hot-Louses, Pirasore-ground,and Lawn,aroureithe House, containing by estimation seventy acres. Together with a very gad and comfortable Farm House on theg.state; to which is at tached an excellent Farm-yard, with pier, of Water, and every convenience and necessary Cat-bulling, and upwards of One Hundred and fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Together also with the Adiowsoe and- Next Presentatidit of the Parish Church of Butcombe, comprising the Greet and small Tithes, free from Means, or Composition, which, with *beat 52 acres of Olebe ,L and , are of the ye . a-ly val ue of 3001..assil upwards. The pres2nl hrinniftent about 60 y sins of age. • Ike Mans3oo kloise.kni ether parts elftire Estate Lave lately undergone collsidexa'ile invrovemcnt The premises adjoin each ether, are situated in the sever 4 Pati.bet of aptclobe, fiNgdon, and Nempnett, and the Land-Teti is re4Arpeit. The neigt.bour hood is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is !n tine Sporting Country. Partksdzrs on the prothes, osi nits**. and Fridays, when the House may be seen • and conditions of tsle at the principal Inns at Bath, Bristol, Wells . , Bridgwater, Tinntotii old Es: tiers of Mr. Fisher, Langfor4, nut Bristol, to whom apylkaden fir . r ••.hefinformrttion may be made (free of pitistse); and it Mr. Rabbis. ilrarwiskArest, Golden-square, .1 1 ou e gon. . •