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TO BE SOLD, the Leaie for 88 years unexpired, of a neat Cottage, Garden, Out-briusesvdtc. and about 250 ACTS' of Land held at a trilling rent of a few shillings an acre, ,Tythe free, pleasantly situated about four miles front Crawley, 'susses, and :5.5 mdcs front London. The purchaser and friends will base a right of Sporting. There are Pheasants, Partridges, tee. and likewise Rabbita. There is a good Stone Quarry, et akin Water, and a Stream. in which are Trout, bounds the ress se, F uel may be bad at a very trifling expence. • Apply to'Mr. W. Placid, at Mr. Woolard's, No. 14, Bridge Roa i, • meth.* Letters must b- pact paid. • • wEsT-INEJES, &e. This day wa4 puttfished, in.an elegant Volume 4to. juipumpanied by.a :Vlap of the Settlements. price 275. in boards, VOYAGE to the DE HERA RY ; containing a .h.fteiietteal Ace...oars ut the Settle:oasts there, sod of those 4tthilaselotbo y Ikatitp, "clic contiguous. givers of Sy IiPiTfLY 401.4)/IGSSOV A Itsqi-beptey Vendue Master ra • ' PPlnted fer - Steilciii*PstaLsiti,' No. 6, Bridge-street, and to bald Of 4l 4ll6•WOrs-, 0 Munn stai . be had, ivratSlNE toirscei _ibecoitt . i: of the Present Spite of WAFF 4 uttilie: is Sof Pica *ss . 'rue ?Lesser Sre.re of Paso, with numerous trite 455. ' -- - - . - - ' - 4; - ' - 1 EX PAM MEN l'Al. PHILOS° PFIY. 'flis day were ienWfislied, in I'*b *slurries 1 , 2nt0. illustrated by 35 roperior Engravings, price - 13s, its boat ds, and i 4s. bound and lettered, . • 'COPULAR ,L S on EkPERIMEN-, icturtz TAI. 1 1 1-111.00Plkir,'ASTIEdit7011.4Y, and el-HMIS ,. TRY, intended chielly.for the. Thad STVDENTS and YOUNG ' tEKSONS. . -Gittlett Ey GEORGE 1 11 , D. D. •-• Doctor. it nticooph r ana.q.crAtriotke.; vitai.. of Wast-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to kbe.Lgrd Ilkalioßef Laadaff; and Au thor of The Ee.. - se Ifsf Nature;lce. tre.. • - Prinual for. Rscuaan Part.r.sli, .44' Bridge-street ; and to be Sad of all Booksellers. • ~',._, ' Of whom ma+ alaiabe_ la d jest published, . The Glassman:4f Warne al mad ELPII2.IMCATAL PHILOS°. PUY, by the Rev. D. Illair i Anthorof the Class Book, Re, price sa. hi blue. This day was published, In 12mta with Copper-Oleos, Vice tis. in boards, The Seeottel.Edition of ANEW' TREATISE on - the UST of the GLOBES or a Philosophical View of the Earth and Have's: comprebeisehTs an Account cille Figure..l l 44nitude, and Motion of the Earth; with klesnatoral Chant:s cf Its Surface, caused by floods, Earthquakes,.'designed for the Instruction of Youtl- By THOh KEITH- Pthtted for Longertae,Hbrst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. 14 This Volume comprehends a great quantity of . .iguabte natter in a small compass. and we thbak it cannot fail to answer the purposes for which it Is designed.'—lirit. Crit. 4. This work it ably execute.l."—Gen. Rev. Also by the same Anchor, Au Introduction to the Theory ari. Franke of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Am in I vol. svo. price Ws. 64. boards. This day was pvbliched, • jra One Volume, 4to. illustrated with plates, price 21. 12s. Gd. boards, • A N ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS 41 of JAMES BRUCE of Kinnard, Esq. P. R. S. Author of Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile in 1768, 9, 70, I, 2, ad 3. By ALEXANDER. MURRAY, F. A. S. E and Secretary for Foreign Correspondence. Printed for Longman Hung, Roes, and Orme, Paternover. nor, London; and Consist:4c and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Of atom stay be had Mr. Sauces Tetretts to DetectVitt the Souses of the Kiks, in the Years 1768,9, 70. 1, ft; and 3. The Second Edition corrected and enlarged. To which is re f. d, a Life of the Author, handsomely printed, in 7 vols. Bvo. with a Voluze of Copper-plates into. 41. 16s. in boards. A few Copies are printed ha Royal dvo. with first Impressions of the Plates, price 71. Is. in bomb. IDEOGRAPHY. IT is the least praise of the following series of Ele • "-A , mentsry waits of Geographer to say, that they are batter atbred than any other, as a means of teaching that useful science, the real fact being that they form the only elective system that ever was contrived, by which persons of alt ages may speedily and certainly attain a clear and accurate knowledge of Geography— and at the same dme they ukint a decisive pre-eminence, as the only practical course by which the science can be successf ully and wily taught ialarge Seminaries, I. The GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, with Maps, &cc, b. 6d. S. The GEOGRAPHIEAL COPY BOOK, for thty JUNIOR CLASS, containing fifteen outline Maps, to be fined in by the **der, price 3s. • - 3. The GEOGRAPHICAL COPY BOOK, for the SENIOR CLASS, containing projections of lines Of Latitude and Longitude for fifteen principal Maps, to be fined in sad finished by the Senior Students, price 35. 4. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, consisting throdgbout of the most interesting and entertaining tea:Ores of Geography, inns tratedwillaiml Engravingi representing the mars and customs of Millar, &c. &c. price 146. bound. All by the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. Printed for RICHARD PUILLII4, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black - Ma*, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books, with the foil allowance to Schools. THE NAVY. Tkis day was published, iu a closely printed Volunse,tembellished' with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price. 7s. 6d. hund ' sod lettered ; (a few COpieg taken en fine Paper, price 10s. ed. •. elegantly bound), • , THE BRITISH NEI'TITNE, or .Hi s tory of the A Rise, Progress, and Triumphs of the sctriisH NAVY, tathe time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of ALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the liattehe Improvesnents In Navigation, Ship-Building, and ?lava •. By WILLIAM PURNAY, L. L. D. Master of the Naval Acadenty at Gosport, &e. •• The National importance of suelve comp/etc and compendlotts Work-as the above-mewioned, will, at the presetit moment, be lleetrally ftlt. The Editor has only to observe, ,butt. he has -endeavoured throughout to inrulcate a spirit of emulation, by means of which, inch succe e di ng race of Naval Heroet maybe led to imitate the Inghtest elaniph: recanted in our AMNIA; and he ho also in every part studiously blended instruction with entertainment. • Printed t.r Rtcumen Ptuteles, NO. - 6, 13A:1ga-street, Slack -1 end sold by all the Bossism:Om at Portemouths Plymouth , 'Whims Cork. Livetpool, Rug. greenerek, Falmouth, and Whey Sea Ports. flf whom nay' had; by the same Author, ' The NAVAL Hp.44oft6 of DitRAT.ORITAIN, or Lilts of iligihttvished Admirals und- Commanders, from Air Fraecia Drake to Lott} Nelsun, with 24 *Portraltraod 6 (;baits, prise /s: Sound aad kttetvd, or IPs. id. oa s.ne Parr, eldgaatifloottad. This d4y was published, price Is. 6d. CiIRISTIAN DOCTRINE, opposed to Heresy. A SERMON, preached hi the parish Church of &. Paul, Bedford, before the Rev. Qr. Shepherd, Archdeacon, at the An. nualVisitation of theClurgy, held on Morselay the 19th of May, 'sus. . by the Rev...lOSHU.4t MORTON, Vicar of Risely, &Ward. anti Chitplang to his Royal kaglicess.—. the Prince of Wales. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Fatirs Churchyard ; sold also by 1. Mawnian, Poultry, and all other Booksellers. This day was published, In two Volumes 4to. illustrated by twenty-five Engravings from Original Drawings, price si„. , t3s. 6d. in hoards, . ADESCRIPTION - of CEYLON, contititsiailln Account of the Country, Inhabitants, and Natural Pro ductions; with narratives of a 'riga Mond the Nand hi Isor, ear Campaign in Candy in 1803, and . , a ist!rpsy so . kkirniteeinuit in 1804. Br the Rev. JAMES CORDINER, A. M. Late Chaplain of the Garrison of Columbia. • Pri•ited for Longo' tn, Hu rat, Revs, anclOrtne, Pateruotter-row. • " Wo cannot cox:tale without expresqing the pleas-ire we have emacrienced in performing the duty qf cen.on on Mr. Cot diner's work, vrli,ich wa candidly acknowledge i:2:th far beyond the. well-founded eauettious of. the critic, and natl.:led to ;eau praise."—(;rut. Mag. Jose, 1808. , • • •'. • NEW-NOVELS - - This dipplublished, dedicated to Sir Home Popham, the British Admiral, NOVEt by a Naval Officer, h.: three very' large Vela. 12mo. price 16s . 6‘. bards. 2. ,The Welch Peessnt Bob by art Irishwoman, author of the Maid of Avon, to 3 vols. Tlitino. price iSts. boards. S. The Murderer, or the Fall of !.epos, by J. Bounden, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 8,. Lairds,. 4. The ISvglishwoman, a Novel, by Mbs Byron,• in five very large vols. 12m0. price ?. Wards. . _ Printed for, .id sold by Lane, N e wman,. and „go. Minerva Office Leadenhall-street ; Chamole, Pall-Moll Wm. Earls., Aib e r: io rle-otreA, Loudon; P. Wagon and Lean:ming, Dublin and all B•oksellars. SIR BANS SWANt's REtil ORATIVIk AND IRLANI• • • MATING PILLS. rOR. .thoise distressing Debilities which present or a- reader ushapirs the Marriage Stitt; idegesperieocebas pro vadZir 14ANS SLOANE'S Rf.STORATIVE sod REANIMA TING PillS to be the mess certain and Sovereign remedy. A Pamphlet, mani Particularly descriptive Of their virtues, mod cosuining much.tischd iniorroxdon for the Nerveus i ncbilLatid, Relaxed, Ac. may be had, price ls. at Mr. Perdn'a, 23, South amptoo.strest, Coyest' Garden; and retail by Raton widen. 150, Oxford-Street ; "'rigor, Sweeting's Alley, Royal Exchange; and all the principal Medicine Venders in Leaden. to persu: sin the country (irielosis; fiyment and pottage to Mr. Perrin, as above), they will be immediately forwarded, price les. 6d. . . .11:TS YOl2 GR3NIING CO Arnienrunwers ak iliet. : ! ' PEAT); tic. NG& . - HIS MAJESTY' s ' COMMISSIONERS fbr t ie AFFAIRS of TARES, hM , lng received la:Amadei!: that many Personsvesitling in the Cities of London and West, mistsber, liatti parte - aegseent, have neglected to &Leer Returns of their Property aod'Profits for the Year lBoj, as required by the !said Acts, hereby give . Nutfce, that all Persons who shall emit to deliver jbeir Returns a the Office of the. Commissioners, or to the Assesier of the respective Dietrich., within fuertum last s frs rn thedate hereof, will be prosecuted for the peuaity iivurre4 'll, such default —By Order oetbe Board, as /114 rriq iv grnrrE4 :off:, ,r.- Taxes, Jody it, NM - tAac............50 • .. YicirliXiL4l2ll.(llolFlCS., dal, is, incr.. THE, COMATISAI6WaNRS for PICTUAI,LING HIS if.IJESTrs N'ailr2Y- de hereby give Notice, • ~ That on Friday the iisid instant, they's:rill be ready to reeelvo' Tendere,lti writing (tested tip) and treat for such quantities of;, tiii isc urr, made from WHPLE i'lf.a.L.,.as the respective iyir4 iisfactaresronitii . dr l ticle hay think- properVt; offer ; one lialt thsabf to be delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder it , a fort- night dtdbwirds, Leto His Mileityl Victualling Stores at Dept., fbrd ; saatalWfoe dimr trt.nlinttp add FiritTHOUSAND GALLONS of WIWI' INDI,VICUM, to be delivered, ditiiitai. from thelsonded warehouses at the etas. of London, into the be -I<nre7nieniiined dates, in the space of *title Month, by weekly pro-' Portions. The Whole to be paid fur by Bills paysille with interest ninety days ifter: Sat,i.—The Cosiditions of the Contract may be • • • Ihen at the Secretary's Office. -; N. IS. NoTendei will be adMitted for a less quantity than One l'housand Bags of Bleciift, or vin Thousand Gallons of Rum. No repri will he Lie is any Tender is which the price shall ast h! icessrted is words a, fiend, ar shatlhell not he &Award la Me Board ie. f.re we o'cla.-E mMs said. "ride, shs 22di instaxt, ow maw ti li...reon who ashes Ms Tooke; ar sass PetIOU on his hchaff, attends .to deriver ovlcen collages. AFFIDAVrI. MARWiDUKE VENEL, Doctor of Medicine, IVA formerly resident at hionipellier, umbel csstk, that he is the iavetnor and joint proprietor .4 e cerrain medicine called Dr. Venel's Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which le dotk hereby de , dare are composed, entirely of Vegenthies, aid do not contain a particle of mercury, antimony, or any other mineral or deleteri ous inm•edient sthejever; ersd he Wittier tnaketk oath, Chit be bath administered this medicine to an infinite number of patients, with the most unprecedented success, for upwards of twenty. eight years, in different parts of'Porope ; and front his knowledge of thir Wotan% safe, bat active ingrustions, of which it is com posed, and the long and amp!e experience he, hath had; he doth believe it ti be , a most excellent alters ive and purifier of the blood, and an eflicucious remedy for scorbutic, scrophulous, and ::ttant-ous disorders. M. VENEL. I'vfa Sworn before me, at the nsion•Hrsits:f, London, this first day of J tor, l EWA.. • JOHN ANSI.ET ‘ Mayor. Sold by Mews. Bacen and Co. No: I 50, 0 xford .strert ; Messrs. Parsons and Son, Cireu sting Library, 46, Ludgate-Hill. • Price 4r. M. per box.. • PATHARIVIAN WATP.R, For the Cure of all Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin. Prepared by Mr. nßAGo%,Nolteway,"and sold by BATLIT and Cuclespur-street. Londba. THIS Combination of innocent Ingredients was -A- discovered in an endeavour to relisve a young . Lady, long Afflicted wirh a virulent cutaneous malady, mid whom it pet fretly cured, after the most eminent mcdical assistance, and the use of every celebrated Lotion had been morted to without suc cess. As a general improver of the skin, a ccrtilln cure fore,' cute . - aeons en-options i and the bites or stings of venomous insects, it is respect Idly submitted to the Public, with the 4trongest testimonies in favour of its efficacy, from a circle of the first fashion, in which it has been long used—its purifying properties also render it ines timable to Ladies who wear rouge: It may be used for Children of all ages, and the many who hay:: been benefited by its application, coticitutes one of its recom ' meadations to the ecidfideirce of the Public. Pox the : accomniodetion of persons throughout the United Kingdom, liberal allowances are made to induze every - respectable Perfumer and Medicine Vender to keep this Water. • • Pints 7atto— ,Half l'in ts •is.tid. . • I N.B. None are genuine but those signed by the Pn)prietor on the Label of each Bottle. TO GIN TL Dv ARMY al.)11) NAVY* AND . • • 1 1 . 0- EXPORTERS )N GENERAL. 'lli BAXLEY , bets leave to recommend •Ms VV • • PATENT BLACIiING cAitgs, which far pore than THIRTY YEARS hale alaintalB64 a decided superiorkyOniti . ntei now veady hnverved. One of rhea: Cakes , (price only. Sixpence) by the addition of Witerenly, Makes a full Pint at Liqadd Blacking., which Magoon One l'ltird of the Price the Japan .14qiiiiis are generally said at and it has this further advantage, that Sixteen Cakes, making Two Canons of Blacking, may be packed in less space than a sleek Pint Bottle of Liquid. ',lite superior excellence of this Blacking it to nourlch the Lci ther, keep it soil and pliant, and prevent it from Cracking ; and by an Improvement lately made by the Patentee, it produces most•briuiact Jet Black Gloss, and will not soil the AM* Linen. It mil/keep any length of time ir.ntiY . ; N. B.' The Patentee raciness; it may be obaerved,:that,inatead of the Label formerly pasted oa the Cakes theY are sow siiiny'd -isith t h e se Worth, IMprowd. by the lositrentea, V. BAYLEY, London, 1807 ;" and each Bill of Directions is signed with his name, which appears onthelmtside of the Wrapper. Viasoiesairand Retail, by BA 'wrist las% pateiews; • COcksitur4treet, Louden, prise 64 •„.t,;. . .4 "'a TO BE SOLD NY AUCTION, in the ensuing Autumn, if not previously disposee. of. by Private - • - .coitnict, . 7 - 'THAT elegant Rethience, called HORNBY . HALLi situated it the red& beautiful part of the Vale of I f Lime, being nine miles froua• L pater and seve.a from Kirkby Lansdale, togvtter with the adro ng compact Freehold Estate, consisting of utiviards of 414 d A in tke highest state of culti vation; the Mansion House is built of Freestone, and has a meet perfect Grecian Front of the Corintkian Order, the Rooms are spacious, and the Mikes particularly convenient, the River Win ning winds beautifully along the side and joins the Lime zt the extremity of the Pleasure Grounds, which are embellished by the most tasteful variety of Shrubs and Forest 'P . m.. An 'es•A4lent Kitchen Garden,. pruduces the finest stall fruit. , -.- •s • - For Particulars apply tcrMersts liatchellar and Potts% Serjeant's lin, Fleet-street, London ; Mr. Janus Wilson, Solicitor, Kendal ; ut to Mr. Robert Procter, of tiornby, who will slew the pre -1 misers . . , GLOUCESTERSHIRE. MANOR and =ATI; rofWAPLEY sad cordtiNc:rw la OLOUCEMRSNIM. sum' BATH and BRlsroi,,, By-Mr. 'WILLIAM STANTON,. At the Bush Inn, Mask, on Thur.:day, the 21st of Jay, INS, THE MANOR of WAPLEY 2.11c1 CODRING -1 TON, with the Court House, and seviral valuable Farms ; Let to tenants whose rerins expire at Lady-Day next, and kis° sever-4 Estates on Leases fur L a ves, containing in the w hole SOOQ . duns and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parisi:. Thi*Estite contains'very rich and valuable Land, and corn. prises nearly the whole parish, and it situetitiwe3re miles es front Bristol as Bath, and the road front bath. to Gloucester passes. near 4,—Partieulars may be hid of Missrs.Grababi, Kindcrier, an d Do rm ice, Solicitors, Litstoletlnd ; Merin. Black and Chip,. man, Surveymi, at.thoir. ClMnibertr io the Tegnples Londe!? ;of Mr. 3, A. Wickham , at Frome • of Mr, inbn Proctor, at Exeter; of Messrs. iambi Acts janitors. Brlerol; of Mr. Itlust kiiipp. the Bailiff of: the &lacer, who will stratm the Estate; 4 the 'Buda km, &lia r clops soaks . SteMeta,Aostbarisse, nimbi% aogsb;,. • • • /141, ••• •••• • • • • • • To BF, SOLD BY Auerioat, vi Softie elme,in Septetnbarmeati lortlcst preeleusly &spool of b • i titivate Contract), THE tineipi • re4;Terra of Nine_ Tears of-a LeAst . in a pleasant COT IA,GE in HAMPSHIRE, situate at, gad Choiderton. four miles from A udoyer, 23 from Sout4antp... ' ton. ind 47 from "London ; replete wish es ry domestic Comte- '. nience, Qrspery andl Peach House, la full bear;.tg ; extenahm•and - highly ciltivated llardens r surrounded by Walls, (loathed w tit • choice crua Trees, and about Thirteen Acres of rich inelGied ' ARABLE sat! PASTURE LAND udjoluirg. The Corage, which is in Complete repair, coctlats of a Lining-room 2$ feet I y - ..-S4 ; Drawing-romo, 24 by 1* ; Breekfast Parlour, sit Lining-room, lid 4l.t4t.i s Servants Hall * . /Weil.% Butler's Pantry. Brewh ause an } . . Cellars Onderneath, with slcubie. Coachslsoust4 Stables for Eight ." Horses, Straw Hottse; Granary, and other convenient 13uildisgs, • ~ _Pent forth* ,partieulars, and a vle-s of the Premises, apply to SO. Cliarcicit Auer:Water, Ando:tr. WILTB:—.- - PliEttiOLti ROUSES, COLLINGBOCIRNE, . , ICl:llGS4ON,lietweeii Andover, Hunan - ford ; and Ma bar .. N. • L 4 y Mr. ROBINS, Ail:Areaway's Coffee House, 'C.bange-sllsy, Coral:11f, Lon !; ••• 410 Masrliy, this Ist of August, at Tor o'Clock, in two to lia 7 1 2 TH EveryeligibleFß EEHO LD ESTATES, land-•u redeemed, comprising the manor or reputsd manor of Collbteiourne,Valence, and Bronton House, adesirabi. family Mansiou., seated on a lawn surroundA by thriving plants ?lons, with garden, orchard, yard, barr.s,stables,and outbuildings. and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land. all Lying compact; in a good state of cUltiaintion, and in a fine healthy part of the country, col:am:m(lin/ rich and extensive views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman fond of farming and field :ports, situate In the parish, and near the VilltZge of .CoHingbourne ;on, and within a quanta of a mile of the church, . Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoinining Lot 1. sailed Heath Farm, hind-tax redeemed, 141.1 Gammoo's Corner, situate In the parishes of Col li ngbourtte Ki ngston, anti Chute, with it Lartn.bo, yards,, garden, orchard, barns, stablot, and outbuild ings, andlipwards of 171 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood. !I land, atilt! good cultivation, and lying compr.ct. An Act is oh mined fur inclosing the parish of Chute, which will add a coos dcrawe quantity of land co this lot. These Eatatza are very eligible property for investing money, or for occupation, are within two miles of F.veyley, nine front Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, she tees front Salisbury, and seventy from Losdon. May be vkwed by application on premites, where partirs 'ars may bz bad ; at the Stay and Garter, Andover; Swan, Hung warford; Castle sad Mariberiugh Anna, Marlborough; Wait- Hart, Salisbury ; tholnus at Everley and Amesbury ; Pelican . Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Black B e ar, D e : vines ; White Hart, Chippenham; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, • Golden-square, where a plan of the estates may be seen. BEAUTUUL I.ITTLE ESTA rE,IN DUMYRIES.SHIT.L • To be Sold by Public Roup, within. the King's Arms Inn, in., . Ides, on Tuesday, ed August next, at 12 at noon, THE LANI)S of NETHERWOOD, lyi ng i n t h e Shire and Parish of Dumfries; consisting of about 140 Stott, Or 175 English acv,:, delightfully situated on the banks of the riv. r Nith, about tws miles below Dumfries, and commanding a chat. min view of the River, Galloway, and west coast of England. It is completely inclosed and subdivided with thriving hedges and belts of planting ; about liar Acres of the property are under planting, most of it of great age, besides a great many valuable old oak, yew, and other trees scattered over the Estate, so as to give it a most delightful appearance; the surrounding country being well wooded and highly cultivated, readers this a mostdesirable property. A m ost substantial and complete embank* merit, made within these three year, defends the whole property from the river and the arse lentisfahuut SO acres) inclosed they.,. by, have been rendered of the highest value; all the rest of the ground is <Avery superior quality, Siibevable ofbectring arty kiiid of crops. There is a Mansion -house, OaMen ; and most complete set of Office.houses on the middle of the estate, also a good Orchard, with trees In the highest state of bearing. . • The purchaser may have immediate entry to the Mansions house, Garden, Orchard, and quantity of grass and fallow-land, and greatest part of the Office-houses : and to the whole "t" . " 4 the separation of the present crop. There is a Free-sto::e Quarry in the Immediate nelghbour'•cxscl, and Lime and Coal maybe delivered on the property from White haven and Liverpool, whereto the produce may be shipped—Lie verpootand Duatfnes et all times affording . a ready market, mill there is an excellent harbour within half a utile Of the estate. Au estate altogether ISO desirable for the resideec, of any Gene tlernan, is. sel d om, to be met with. The great road from Dumfr) a to the harbour and shore bounds the east side of the lands. 1: a triads are valued, and the public burdens inconeiderable..l h' prian, will be taken by Instalments, if more agreeable to the purchaser. The title-deeds are clear, which, with a plan of the estate, lie with Wm. 'Thomson Esq. writer In Dumfries, who has pottrer.4. conclude a private ba rgain, and who will give orders for sheaving the estate, and to when, or to Mr. Tait, manufactur.l in Polak y i , the proprietor, applications may be made for farther particulars. - SOUTHERN PART OP DEVONSHIRE. • MANOR OP WEMBURY.—FOR SALE; THE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and - 1 - LORI/SHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM. • BURY, and the Riens, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises therein belonging ; comdsting of a new built Mansion House, with Lawn in front; a Coach-bouse and suitable Stabling, and all manner of retirisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arranged; X Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery end Pine-house, and a I s-ge iticirtiedCarder.,well planted and stocked With Fruit-trees and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over thesHaven, and River of Yea' . .tte, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuays, farm-, Mills, Lands,Tonentents, and Hereditament' bekteg•ng - to the said Manor. And a Farm called North Ditch Faint, adjattnnj and uttaehed thereto. This Estate is bounded on - two sides by the English Channel ; and the River Yealme, commands most delightful and extens ve views and scenery—Britain's Fleet and Merchant Ships. Frequently gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the must ‘eli;;;•tful sensation of her strenbth and commerce. folks within Sting fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and &lira-, ble Estates in the \Vest of England; and contains alieigeth4 about 946 ants of Arable, Pasture, Meadcpw, Orchards, G arden G maid, and Woodland, and lies within the parish of Wcmbury, to ilia estinty of Devon, at about four miles distance from the capita; Market Town qi Plymouth, the access to which is reudelved ' , fry commodious by the new road, and will b e. m ore l o by 4 apes bridge now ereciii,-. by Lord Boringdon. 1:11e Mansion House with the Gardens, Eke. and a intitable • quantity of Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and possess sion thereof anty be had at Lady-day teat, and the present Foes nirure, which is newand handsome, may be taken at an appraise menr„ and *a remaßtier of the Estate (except only about 55 acres, held by leases for one and two lives), is let to re sPectable • 'recants, at net rents, amounting only to about Li 300, but which, ft is estitra:ed, must soon be increased to at least Xl3OO. The Land-tog is redeemed, and great part of the Manor is Tythe-*vr, The Trees and Saplings of a shillirg value and upwards, to be taken by-dog Pur:l•as,:r, and paid for exclusltte La th e Estate. , ' Far tsalcetheretif,a Public ALction will beheld, at the London 'lrin, at Irybridgr, nest. ply , nouth, on Tuesday, the 6:h day o f I . September next, by Ist o'clock at noon ; and, in the mean time, lbe tame may be viewed onApplicatien to Mr. R. Baker, at Wem ' IT, sad printed particulars, sifter the 3:st ir.st. way be had of or Messrs.Carda:e. mid Spear, Solicitors, Gray's loan • 11, son. obit and Hunt, of Jeff hare, hoodoo ; Messrs. irewman ii Sot, F2leter ; and at the °See of Mr. Edmand Loekyer, is - - "alof the Font away be ssen. . r, lose Mb JOIN f fOC4 COMPANIES, ,WITH 'cRANSIBBALWA, SHARES. This day was ra Wished. price 6. ed: BY AUTtiORITY , R EPORT of of the Arguments, upon the Appliel" • don to the Court of King's Bench, for leave to file an Inky !nation again* Mr. Itaxla Dorn"; upon the Statute of Ir , Chap. le, for attempting to establishal.oncloit Distilleay pany, with Transferable Shares. London : Printed Aar J. M. Riehardsose No. 25, op.: posite the Royal Exchange. „ • This day were . publisbrd, price nd. REMARKS on modern FEMALE MANNERS, a sti n g Walled by inditfixence for Character and indecency of Dress. The 6th Edition. Printed for J. Hatchard, Plccadil4 , ; sold also by J. and C. Ri7 vington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; W. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and W. Meyler, Bath. FICTITA LLINO OPrIOE,JnI, in, 1 1 803. THE itAfiIIISSIONER:S for KIGTIMLLING HIS MA JESTrr N 4 YT do hared, ties Saicr, That Oft ThUrf.day the Beth. instant, they will be reedy to re. ceive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for 09e Phi:Wad 'lons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal - 4 ;?oduess ; to be delivered one half thereof in the course of a month, and the remainder in one month afterwards into his Mie. jestrb Victualling Stores at Portsmouth and Plymotith, In the followiag proportions, viz • Portsmouth BO Toss. Plymouth 70-100 And to be paid fur -by Bills payable with lute rest ninety days after date. The Conditiotts of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Offiee. N. regard will be kind to any reader in which the price ftkall oat be merle? in words at length, w that - shall Not be ddiv:red to eke „amid Voir One seChoeh 'in the said Mural the Vith inct:Ent, nor mane, the Await ioho akin the Tender, or wow :Perms ea his behalf. ittetatt s. answer when f.illed fi r. s • TO BE BOLD EY AUCTION, At the Ring's Warehouse, Folkston:, un'l'L:csday, the 19th inst. a: two o'clock.% tha afternoon s in small lots, for the conve nience of private families, .6 SIX HUNDRED and TWENTY GALLONS FOREIGN GENEVA, not of legal strength for Dusters, which may be viewed ass&tastedonthe morning of the day of sale.. A deposit of twenty-Eve per calm vial' Ise required. 'CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. TO Blip SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday, 21st July, 1803. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, Will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at this Office, T HEundermentioned GOODS, the same having been seized and legalli Condemned : Shawly Muslin, Calico, Nankeen, Allacks, Wearing Apparel, Cloth, Shoe!, Sandals . , Feathers, Fldwers (artificial), Gold and Silver Trimmings, Gauze, Pitir, Needles, Bodkins, Thimbles, Violin Strings, Pocket liqoka, Jews' Harps, Pencils, Spying Glass, Leather Chair Bottom, Blocking Cakes,Shells,Beads,Shell Boxes, Otto of Roses, Perfumery, Porctipines Qoiils , Pictures, Drugs, Card Boles, Chess Board and rts..n, Chop Sticks, Tattle Mats China, Fans, Honey, Sweetmeats, Coffee, Tea, Salt, AnebOi and Warp, Brandy, Rum, Geseva,Lke. . * Also some old 'Rigging of the Farret Cuter. And, for Expor tation, Palemp,)res, Silk Handkei chiefs, Etc. Which may be viewed in Office-hours three days before the Sale, on application to the Warehouso-keeper.