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Ticzt-r$ 1•45 DEAN. 2000 August 2'ooo 2000 VOOO 3560 3500 t' 41.78 FOB CRANTINO CONTRIBUTIONS ON PRO- 1 • PORT OF BARNSTAPLR, By Order of the Honourable the conun4tionert of his Majesty's" (!ustonts, • • On Wednesday, the ,47th. ;lay of July, utOft, by Ten o'Ciock fa the Forenoin, wilThe exposed to Pubic Sale at the Custom Hou,sa in this Port, FOLLOWING ,GOODS, viz. .2.- 110 Bags White salt, containing about S Tons 1 Wall Cask dint', containing about 801bs, is Biaaltsb Stone Coati. - The SLOOP VENIVRE of Minehead, ' about ii Teas per R -4,str, with her Boit, Tackte,APpatel, and Furniture ; alio the braen tip - Hull of the King's-old Boat,. and some condemned Stores belonging to the StuteltQuiser.- • • The above Geed' will be.ptit up.in stun Lets for the gown, 'enre. of puwbasers, and may be seen two days previous to the Sale, by applying at this Office. STATt or worst- - £gopoo 10,000 5,00 t, . 2;000 500 P.Elerri Ife. Isoll. • - IS .MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for the , • AirFAIRS of TAXES, having received lnforMatittia that many Persons residing in the Cities of lokndois and Wee- minster, and parts adjacent, have neglected to delivet Returns of their Property and Profits for the year 1808, as required by the I said Acts, hereby give Notice, that Persons who shall omit to deliver their Returns at the ()Nee of the Commissioners, or to the Assessor of the respective Districts, within fourteen days from the date hereof; will be prosecuted for the penally incurred . by such default -ay Order of the Board, 11141777 - lii, WINTER. Oice fir Taxet, Jasly 12, 1202. . - 11 - 19 - 15 13 Prises 15,000 Tickets. • .otEtty has hitherto been arc still selruig, as there are THE Drawing of thb very unfortunate, but Ticke 15,000 Tickets to Draw. AUGUST the 2d, is the next day. L'OUR DAYS DRAWING OVER,. and the. GRAND PRIZES of E 20,006, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £2,000, &c. &a. &c. jet remain in the Wheel. Tr. ,AUGUST 2, will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. Tieiteand Shares, warranted oil drawn, are on Salo at all the 1. lensed in. Town and Ccontty. flirt .Ticket ;NO: 2;629, drawn the last. day, of Drawing L'xise (7. 'Ten Thtisiiand Pounds was iold is• Shares by - Ikrotirs..l-A4,A14); gURNE . ,, ind Co. Royal FA.' et.mge wliere aisdficleg Sharra, - *arranted inaltavin conti • PAC on Salit. The . ness 4;)47.•0f Jarsorteg will be on Tues:fil thh •24 of.:4*st. • • •• • , . ...r...1 ...•.,*/ • '. .-- 'TWO Pft.IZES of .041 ) 00% . . im,tbo present:State . - 1 - • ••. Kittery, 'sold th Shilirily 1 ,*. ' . • .iIigHAILDON . ,•GQGDI.:Lpft.;. iOci ed, Si . bc:k.e . Brelltsrs, : corner a Itilitk. 4 Buildin w t a , gouttail.: and' ratilriilte Gate of the. - Kites IVre ' •Clfatiti•CrOss,i s tatdon :. ..: • '.. • . Nu. ia,iin.tirlprct3•2lb • f; P 1.0,000, In a Quarter, an Akthth, and Teo Sixtentit ; t•hirii; No. '2,50§; dfavan 13til. dulli, X 20,000, in •INPre .QUartsca. and Eight Sixteenth Shares. . . cicakti and. Shares, warranted undrimn, continue on Sale; 'O . hrelfairisum, poormu cat, and . - ..... ... , I There are yet in the Wheel, Prizes of - --- X20,1:00, '1740045,. • • 10,000. . 2 P OO I. • . And a great Proportion of smaller Prizes. ' The next Day of Drawing will be the 21 of August, and the Lottery will tinishon the.lsth of August. ' _ • RICH WHEEE! • UPWARDS OF £ . 100,0400 IN CAPITALS, zed otherwise, YE'l' TO BE DISPOSED OF. FIFTH DAY OF DRAWMG WILL BE' ON.TUESDAY.,AtJGOST 2: 42.. very Capital yet sold. above 21,906; Nu been ihared by dif . .. 2:trent Oflic,e4ieepera- 7 the Orrater UV; natnel3t; . • '.. No. 12,06 - .s,(llllla:' , Mo.Third Day. •,...? . i.....• ::'• No.- 15-,1:44-• -- . . .RO,OOO . The Folirth Day. -' ... - i.4:0,22/. i 0,600 Likewise-the 4th Doi, , SOLD IN-Tfili2T-Y-SIX SHARES, BY _ .. :: 4,:.., 2 1 VAME.§ .. t. RA:NE:COME '164 Co. • .. . __ . . At meg .y.4.ollery.tAAcer. .No. 11, Hop:hoax . i .37, CottN -' • ....- . irtt.L'• ane3B„ (14Vataattv.t. . , ..: . . . O. •• White the fokininttelitide.ri of with respeedie,ghare, tney — re• . fv:VC 0! . demi:id, the amount of their said Priae,.and where idrc., i} and Shit-ea-31v now f elling in great' variety of Nntnbers, . • Nairfandiad 'oildraayn, and 140,0=1-Mx following. Capitals were ,-. asstd. in•vsitliJrcs in thelosi Stitt and City Lotteries : hlo. 14;218 - .• - - ..4:20,01,10 ' l . '12,197. ' .". . 12 ;9 09 : ' ' 10,000 . '18,200 - 300 • • 14820 ' .'...., ' 6,000 ' 1,814 500 1 . 11:551 ', .' ' • , 4,000 .3,744 .." • .- - . 7 . 500 9,273 . .J,OCO 5,798 ' 511.1 10,2:6 ... ... 1 ,0 is i 24,530 12,562 ...... .....1,000- , 17,d19 500 - 5,800 ' . I,QOO. , • . And where No. 2570, the only Gr a nd £40,000 Prize ever known, was sold, in sixteen Si%ta•nths. N. B. All Orders by the Pon duly executed, and Tickets and Shares may be had, by arOyinfig tc. our of air ;mei 13ranscosuh's Agentsks the Country, on the situe'terms as if sent trum Lon- ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, tin- taking kat Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c. and for many other uses, as a substitute for Lemons, price 15. the box. Having received numerous com plaints that compositions sol&under the title of Salt of Leinons, are not only ir.etfectual, but that they burn and,destroy the Linen, 1 think it necessary to inform the public, that my true Essential Silt of Lemons is only to be bad, wholes ale and retail, at my shop ks C .ck4pur.stteet, and that none is to be depended upon as tribe bat chat has my signatureou the bottom of titell'box, and on the asta le of the scrapper. . • W. BAYLEY. N. 11. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in trash le their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of fruit, °alai .d .sores, &c. and is much more agreeable to use than larea ; itself. At the same plate may be had, Bayley's Scewertnt Drops, for *int Grease out of Wh o a t uff Woollen Cloth, &e. This day was published, in One large Volume, square 12mo. price Ins. bound, • FNTIC K'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH and AA ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, destgned for the use of Grammar Schools, and Private Education. Containing all the Words and Phrases proper for reading the Classic Authors. Ac comparied with every bnpsovernent to supply the deficiencies of other Dictionaries, and to enable the Scholar to parse and con strue each word according to Its various interpretations by tile liest authors in the English tongue. •• To this Edition has been added, a Classical Index of the Pre terpericcts and Supines of Verbs. A new Edition, revised and augmented throughout. - By WILLIAM CRAKELT A. M. Rector of Nursted and ]field, in Kent. . Printed for 3. Mawmau ; J. Johnson ; F. and C. Rivinston and Rcbinsnn; .I.* Walker ; J. Nunn ; Cuthell and Afar -04; Pote and Vrdliams; Seatcherd and Letternian Cadell and Davies; H.D. Symonds; T. Bewley C. Lave ; J. Richardson; J. 4..kichanison; Lackington, .4.11 en, and Co.; Darien and airs TZ. Longman * Hurst. Rees, and Orme ; B. Crosby and Co.; Watori'and Son, York. ' 4 . The tyroris Thesaurus, or Latin Part only, mas 7 be iitid sggraely, itriee .6s. bound. This day way published, price Cs. bound, A Fourth Edition of FISHER'S GRAMMAR IMPROVED; or, An ENGLISH GRAMMAR, in which Fiiter's Plan is pre at, and the Wert made more perfect, by varicius Amend- P-Ilass Drthography and Prosody, from Walker, Sheridan, and 1 . 1141 i ; andin Etymology and Syntax, principally frofn Lowtlai By the Rev. J. WILSON, Vicar of Biddulph, and Master of the Free Grammar t schod in Congleton. • Mate lesiela : Prlntedby and ter J. .V and• Sold id Lon-. den ..by Craddock. and Joy,.(successors to Osten) 3, Ave..lVlariar• her; Wilson and*Cpence, York ; - and H. Mozlel, GainshOrough.: " The adtiquity of Fishers Grummax - insswes it raped, While the simplicity cf the plan, especially when improved as it baby ,Mt. Wilson, iencrers it one of the most easy and most complete Ineaductions tea Graminatical Knowledge of thlC-EnEliali Lan which we have seen.. We confirm, therefore, the,wertion tlt - FAlGtor's Preface, !hot "this fourth tdMon will be found L itenn t 4 eia an English Gnrinnar *rough all the four parts (or- Tegrsphy,presotiv, etyinology, and syntax) as is now stttont: Apted both in Price.ai4 other respects to the use of Siii;dlS 4 ." ra.aisktion to the rules,of grovonter,which are very plaih and fn !elligible to young minds; the Appendix contains much miscclia kettinformatinn thatthatsvihbe.fy4rndveryusefulto scholars and 111 4, en• For „young person Teaming, or designing to Wank AL a1 4 3 .4146 Grarqmoris particularly ionientent." • Anti-Jacobin Review for Mugh, 1808. - . - • THE PICTURE Oi? ,I.CINOON FOR IMO. 'lig Public • aie:tesoctftilly informed that a iew -a• arid improved , ' Edition of the PICTURE of L 8 N, corrieled throughout so the 2.3 th of April, is this day readrabr delivert,6 the Booksellers, price ss. 6d. bound In red. .• This Edition is embellished with new and interesting engrav ings, and with a large Map of Linden and another of its Environs, alone worth 31. besides Tablet of Hackney Coach and Water men's Fares; numerous Lists, Etc. &c. The acknowledged Utility and great Popularity of this work htiving occasioned Several contemptible piracies.and imitations of iti unwary persons are cautioned to beware of having such works obtruded upon:them, which though assuming the appearance, possess flew of the uses, and none of the original character and features of the Pictureld London. • Bridge-Street, June 1, 1808. THE BEAUTIES OF TOM BROWN! This dap were published, In One Volume Duodecimo, embellished with a large Quarto Caricature Frontispiece coloured, engraved by that inimitable Artist Rowlandson;price 4s. in lairds, THE BEAUTIES of TOM BROWN. Con sisting of Humourous Pieces in Prose and Poetry, selected from the Writings of this satirical and lively Author. To which is prefixed a Life of the Audit:or. By the late CHARLES HENRY WILSON, Esq. Of the Inner Temple. London: Published by 'V. and R. Hugbas, Ludgate-street, and the rest of the Prvietors. • Oa the Slit July will be published, Ig Quarto, price 'Three 'Guineas, in boards, Dedicated,Ty permission, to the Right Hon. Harry Lord Muls grave, (first Lord) and the Lords Commissioners of the .4‘d miralty : also under the Patronage of the Honourable Court of birectors of the Past India Company, and of the Corporation of the Trinity House; in Ringston-upon-Hull, i Treatise, entitled rrHE YOUNG SEA OFFICER'S 'SHEET • - 11 - ANCHOR; heing a Key to the leading of Rigging, and to Practical SeamansWO. Hy DARCY LEVER. _ . _ ".• This work is attempted on a plan which may ensure its utility to young Sea Officers, for which purpose every page will have its Plate of Explanation, containing, in the whole, nearly six hundred Figsires, engraved on Copper, in a finished tile, by Butterworth.% of Leeds, under the inspection of the author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster raw, and sold by all t?eßookkrs. WORCESTER RACES, 1808. In the MORNING of TUESDAY, the 2d Auottsr, Mill be run for, on PEPCHCROFE HAM, near this City, ASWEEPSTAKES of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS ; 3-yr-olds to carry Bst, ; 4-yr-olds, 7st. 41b. ; .5-yr-olds, Bst. 21b.; 6•yr-olds, Bst. Rd.; and aged 9st.; mares and geldings allowed 31b.—the best of three two-mile heats. Hon. W. B. LYGON named 1. by Guildford, dam by Justice, s yrs old Lord FOLEY named br. m. Cecilia, by Benningborongh, yrs. 01d. Han. W. H:LYTTLETON named b. f. Maid of Dunham, by Chanter, ti yrs old W. GORDON, Esq. named b.c. Telemachus, by Orange- Flower, 3 yrs old Colonel NEWPORT named ch. h. Doctor, by Precipitate, S yrs old ABRAHAM ROBARTS, Esq. named c. h. Twilight, by Caur. tic, 5 yrs old Hon. Colonel COVENTRY named b. f. Mho Blanchard, by Hambletonian, 4 yrs old Lord STAMFORD's ch. S. St. Domingo, by liambletonian, 5 yrs old Mr. GOULBURE's gr. h. Grimaldi, by Delpini, 6 yrs old Mr. B. PR ICk:'s )(net buckle, 5 yrs old. And, in the Art =ft Koos of the same Day, A PLATE of FIFTY POUNDS, given by A. Rottarts, Esq. and \V. Gordon, Esq. the Members for the City, free for all ages; —3-yr-olds to carry Gst.t 4 yr-olds, 7st. 71b.; 5-yr-olds, Bst. 81b.; 6-yr-olds, Pct. 101 b. ; and aged, est.—A winner of one Plate this year to carry 31b. and of a King's Plate, or two Fifties, 51. b. extra. —Mares and Geldings allowed :llb.—the best of - three three-mile heats. _ . babe) Moll NIKO of WEISMZSD AY. the Sd Aucesr, The LADIES' SUBSCRIPTIQN PLATE of, , FIFTY POUNDS, fOr Mt ages ;-3.yr-olds to carry 6st.; 4-yr Ads, 7st. 71b.; 5-yr-olds, Set. Sib.; 6-yr-olds, Sat, tOib.; and aged, 90. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b.—A winrcr of a Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes, this present year to carry slb. and I' two or more Plates, &c. 71b. extra.—'Thebest of three two-nille heats. And, in the APTIRNoop of the Barre Day, A SWEEPSTAKES of FIVE GUINEAS each ; to which will be added, tke HUNTERS' PURSE Of FIFTY POUNDS, given by the Hen. Lygon and the Hon. W. H. Lyttleton, the Members for the County, to be run for by Hunters, the Property of Freehol &Ts, and pVoved to have been bred in the County ;-4-yr-olds to carry lOst. 4th ; 5-yr.olds, 11st. 61b.• 6-fr.olds, 12.5 t. ; and aged, 12st. M.—Mares and Geldings to be allowed alb.—The best of three fbior-mile heats. The owner of the!second hone to receive Ten Guineas.— THKFEEN SUBSCRIBERS. Making together more than ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. And, in the .Arrsvicoon of TgoeseAt, the 4th Atrnosv, A PLATE of FIFTY POUNDS, the County and City Sub scription, to be run for by four . , five, - six-yr-olds, and aged horses, mares or geldings ;.--4-yr-olds to carry 7st. ; S-yr-olds, Bst. • 6-Tr olds, est. 91b.; and aged , 9 st. — The best ; 1 three four heats. A winner of one Fifty-Pound Plate after the lit of March, to carry Slb. extra ; a winner of a King's Plate, or two Fifties, to carry Glb. extrs.—Mares and Geldings allowed 81b. HON. W, H. LYTTLETON, M.P. Steward. • HORSES NAMED FOR 'THE HUNTERS ' STAKES AT WORCESTER. I4on. W. H. LYTTLETON names Mr. Crane'sb. g. Pumpkin, by.Puiriplsin,oged. • HATH.kNIEL CRUMPE, Esq. names Mr. !lope's b. tn. by Genesi, 67frs old. • • • al CHAF-D BAY Z•AKIN Etsq.:nintes Prattenton's ch. c. 'by Alfred, 4 C ANNI NG, ROBERT CANNING, CR. m. DaphlVi by Young Laurel, Aged• . . ORDiNARIES,at the CRgqirN, on Tuesday; at the Ullteotati on Wednesday; and at the Hoz-ue oa tisday; The STW EARD'i PLAY, Px on Teejlay Evening. • BALLS, at the Town Hall, en Wednesday and Thursday Evenings. A PUBLIC BREAKFAST, at Diglis Green, on Thareslny. COCKING' as usual. All dry found on the Course vriltbe deittOyed. • JOHN AI o LCROFT, Cletk of the Coarse . A BEAW'I'IFUL BAR Ij EL ORGAN, almost new, to be SOLD for 30 Gilbsas ; it cost 40 a few weeks since; it has three barrels, drum, triangle, and six stops, and all the new dancing tunes, songs, c.; it is well calculated for dan cing on board a ship, or to go abroad, as the pipes are all glued in; it may be sent any where with safety. Sixty couple may dance to it at one time.—To be seen at N 0.., Leicester-place, Leices ter-square, front eleven to four. In Pursuance of a Commission of Appraiseinent and Silt. ad dressed to the Conunissionem fur Sale of Danish Prize:. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the I.Ondon Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday the sth day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, FOR NOME CONSUMPTION, rrWENTY-SEVEN whole BARRELS RICE ; I- being Part of the Cargo of the JOHN HEINRICK, J. Wet tern Master.--. For viewing, Sampl2s, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plyittou;ll, July 14, 1808. Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCrION," At the London Tavern, Fo;bole street. "Plymouth, on Friday the 6th day of August next, at 11 o'Clock In the Forenoon THE American built Brig SA L L DIMENSIONS. Length on Deck - - 75 Ft. 0.1 in. Breadth O2 4 Heigbth between Decks - - S She is a substantial and firm Vessel, well calculated for the Por tugal and Spanish trades, or general purposes ; condemned to his Majesty's ship ShAnnon. P. V, BROKE, Lsq. Commander. For Inventories and other Particulars apply to W. P. &Arra; Esq. or to JOHN PRIDHAM, Broker, Plymouth . . Plymouth, 19th July, 1909. AFTER WHICH WILL BE SOLD, r r HE French round-stern Sloop ACT I V E.— yy Length on Deck - - - 49 Ft. 4 In. Breadth below the Wales - 15 I Ifs Aisneasures - - 152 93-94 Tons. She is a remarkable strong good Vessel, well found, calculated for the Coastinefrade. Also her Cargo, Consisting of about 60 Tons French Salt. AFTER WHICH WILL BE SOLD, - - - 3 Casks/ Superior Long and . Shott Bottle Corks, 36 Bales I.anded from the Jason, and condemned as Prize. For Inventories and further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, 19th July,lBo9. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE DIS POSAL OF DANISH PRIZES. FOR PUBLIC SALE. At the London Inn, Plymouth saiNday the sth of - August next, at twtt r ii•Ock, TVE good Barque Ozokft and CURISTINA, .ORENSTP.IN Master, ( &M), Dynensions—Leugth on Deck, 76 feet 9t inches; breadth, feet 10i inches; admea sures 453 29-94 Tons. Condeimal as .Prize to az Crown, and ly1:1 in Catwater. • For viewing the vessel, and any further particulars, apply at the Counting-huuse of Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant, one of the Agents for Danish Prizes. Plymouth, Judy 1, 1908. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, rite sth August neat, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-- FOR EiFORTATION. 11 Bags and I s Bales Cocoa. s 6 Serous of Peruvian Bark. Being the remaibing part of the Cargo of the Spanish Vessel El Cupids, condeßmed as prize to the late hired armed brig Col pop., commanded by Lieutenant D. Buchan,. and Plmenix frigate, C. Mudge, Es q: Commander. For any farther particulars apply to Richard Rosdetr, Lsq.Ply mouth, or at the Counting-house of • Plymouth, Tf3OMAB LOCKYER, July 11, 1808. Merchant. . A. • . . BY ORDER OF THE COMNUSSIONEUi FOR THritiS t POSAL OF DANISU PRIZES.. . " ' WILL DE sou), •• .., ... . At the London Inn,"Plyntouth, on Friday,,tbe Stb Auesit_ nese, at II o'clock , in the F o r erso, ' THE Good Schooner t A R.I. V I 1- It t.L M, • No. 46. ' Siministorc.f. Ft. In: . - • - Length on Deck .•• • hl 4 - breadth .. :: .. . 7 . 111 Al • : ..obittneasUren • • -." t - • - "titi 7-94 Tilts - - Copiter-hottorued, atom !Ting- ht Vatwater,"adtamedjunnevl as Prise to the Crown.. ' !. 'I, . .. - . !, , ... ... .. For 'viewing the vesjel, a nd app ittithrr lardeallays . .„ appent the Counting-toast of Mr. I' the Plyinoutb, . Itietrigante ' July 11, ises. • • One or the Agentt for Danish Pips. FREEHOLD BREWERY,&c..itc. To be SOLD by PRIVATI CDNTIACT, A LONG-ESTABLISHED Rn 4 vagNswz IikEWERY coNcirts, with aU the requisite Buildings. malt.house, &e.; to:ether with upwarcla of 40 ftublie Houses, in a populous and gourishing Town within 40 mile s of London. • The-Trade may be Considerate? inereasli, and a Capital most selvantageously employed, in ennsequence of the mantles of free houses ha the neighbourhood. . • For particulars, enquire of Messrs. Wood_, Wigan, and Co. Fal eon-square • and at Messrs. Debarry audDiarby i Solicitors, Inner Temple, L ondon. UNREDEEMED PLEDGLS, The Property of Mr. GAYNAIYI RACKSiVAW, Pawnbroker, Gravesend: • - TO BE SQLD BT AUCTION, By ISAAC COOKE, on Monday 25th July, 1808, at the Swan Inn, Milton, next Graveatind, A QUANTITY of Men and Women's WEAR -L & ING APPAREL, Counterpanes, Quills, gotid Irish Cloths, Bed Furniture', Gowns, retti coats , and other ami des of Dres s ; a number af excellent Looking Glasska, variously framed ; Mahogany Chairs, Br-1u and Copyer*Warnting•Pans, several Pail Men's Boots, Spy Glasses, Umbrellas; a quantity of Plate, and Watches of various descriptions, and many other arti cles. The Goods may be viewed on Satueday prepeding, and on the morning of Sale. Catalogues to be had previous to the Sale at Mi. Itaekattaw's ; at the Place of Sale ; and of the Auctioneer, Weft-street, Grave send. The sale will begin at One o'Clock. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in September next, (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), - 'THE Unexpired Term of Nine Years of a Lease in a pleasant COTTAGE in HAMPSHIRE, situate at East Cboldm'tun, four miles from Andover, 25 from lionthamp. ton, and rkfron London ; replete with oycry domestic Conve. nience, Grapery and Peach House, in full bearing; nicotine Aid highly cultivated Gardens, surrounded - by Walls, cloathed with choice Fruit Trees,. and bout Thirteen Atres of rich isid ARABLE and PASTURE LAND adjoining. The G. •ft, which is incomplete repair, consists of eDining-roant, 98 feet by 14 ; Drawing-room, 24 by 14 ; Itreakfitit Parlour, six Bed-roo ts, Attics, Servants' Hill, Kitchen, Butler's Pintry, Bre.yhquse and Cellars underneath, with double Coach-house, Siables for Eight Hones, Straw House, Granary, and other convenient Buildings. For further particulars, and a view of the Premises, ipply to Mr. Criswick, .Auetioneer, Andover. SOMERSET, TO BE SOLD BY A CTION, On Monday, the Ist day of August next at the White Hart Inn, Wellington, precisely it Four o'Clock inthe afternoon, AMODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSV, called WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the r esidence of Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Cabne,weith the Coach-liouses, Stables, Offices, Ogden' and Pleasure Grotods, and all or any part of the ?arm adjoining. . The House is delightfully situated in the Vale of Taunton. and immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, though palm* secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin cipal floor consists of a 'parlous Entrance Hall and Staircase. Anti-room 26 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing -Doom 16 fief 7 inches square, a Dining-room 23feet 9 inches by 15 ft. 6 inch. and a Study 13 feet square. Above thb principal Floor there are two stories of family apartments end Dressing-rooms adjidnizig. The attached Once* ;re replete with accommodations and the detachedowes have every sort of. convenience. The Farm con tains about 100 Asses of the richest Land in the county of Somerset. At the ume time will be sold a number of Fields detached from each other, but adjoining the Town of Wellington ; and die Manor or Lordship, with a most desirable Estite, called Wd lington Park, A:enlisting of a ,arm H6use , with suitable Opt buildings and about 380 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land Particulars ie the mean time may be obtained at the Pike of Mt. White, Solicitor, Wellington, Somerset ; or of Mr. Dyne, Solicitor, Si:drain'. Inn, Temple. SOUTH WALES. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,VALE OF TILESIN. SHUN, BRECQNSHIRE. • ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PEYTON, •At the Lion Inn, Brecon, on Tuesday the 16ds of August skit, unless an acceptable o ffer shall be previously made, of which Ilate tiotke will be given,) AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,. comprizing the Massillon House of Trebinshusi with attach ed and detached Oakes, and upwards qf Five Hun dred and ,Flft Acres of excellent Arable Meadow, Pasture and thriving Wood Land, situate la the 'mild parishes of Llanpaty, Taßylyn, Ca. thedyn and Llansanfraydd, in the County of Brecon Four Hut} dred and Twenty Acres of which are within a Rin g Fence, gad the remainder nearly adjeirdng, the greater part cif which lain band, and the rest let at Will. The whole being of the clear - annuli value of Mar SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. . The Mansion Home is a handsomesubstantial edifice, with * Pew In TaUylyn Church, and tit for the residence of a Family of respectability, a very large sons having beessiately expeuded upon it, with every regaralo comfort and contenience. ' There is an excellent Walled Gardeii, well 'stocked with Fruit Trees, a Kitcbcn Garden, two Orchards, and One Hundred. Amts of trus t capital Meadow Lend adjoining the House. i At cash em eternity of the Estate we two Farm Honks Eel caws; one ii which was erected last year. . • * , . The Land lotion generally compoeedeta Sandy Loam , if well adapted for the growth ofnmalpe Ind artificial Grasses, - akid b.M. , . within two miles of the Beeson Canal i Coal and nay be procured at an nary expence. There are also twgrialik able Comunons Meagan's to this Estate; over which It lei a I rigiitof Pasturage. .. • . The Land Tait is redeemed, except the Midi sum of • Tit ileiis from the Mansion House are rids all heastailid i . the Like of Slyri&wat tem - or • rnocou Mere (six miles in eirmearee. 'mace) forming a conspicuous feature in diem. The Estate abyss* with Fish, Game, and Wild Fold, and is situate 101 muss A ss Brecon and Crlckhowel, tit from Abergavenny, and 16 him #.. ' all geed' Market Towns, ' The Milford Mail Cenels . gegi! Within one. ile of die home. For 'particulars apply, an the spremises,m4 sttbe iik Mr. James, Land Agent, NevricrwdkamttsP.llll) _don -. and * Warwick ;at i 'of rrikteb weep m er r — Eciaie riaY be seen, and who votinstasfor timcitle illarsorby '.. 'vote Coaract. . . _ __...- e merivretalesiaraira Irs• !teary - far *Oren ilia few 40110 at the whit e Liop, Bath ; Whitt Han.Brielld Vie; al•Mikall Hotel, lieref•r4 ; aad at dirplasai of stile. . • SPAIN This day were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo, rice iOs od. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engrivings, TRAVELS through SPAIN and . PORTUGAL, - 11 - recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN containing accurate Dehneations of the MANNERS and DomagTl9 Cosnrrtom of that Country, with Anskdotes of the Paiwce of PRACI, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars. " Half a ward fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a c,art-load of recolketions."---Ga AY'S LITtERS. Printed for RICHARD Poixtars, Bridge-street, and to be :lad of all booluiellars iu Townand Country. Of whom may be bad, The PRESENT STATE of Peal!, by I. Slittwia,Esq. with EngravingsappriCe 455. In boards. , VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jody 13, 1403. THE, COMMUSION4RS for VICTUALLING HIS Ard.lEsTr, liurr do lurch., give Notice, - That an Thursday the Mb 4149nt, they he ready - toV*. eeive tenders in writing (wiled up) and treat for One Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCES.FERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of elual goodness] to be delivered one half thereof in the course of month, and the remainder in one mouth afterwards into his Ma.. jesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth and Plymouth, In the following proportions, viz : Portsruhuth 30 Tons. I , Plymouth 70-100 And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard Will be had to any Thaler in which the trice shall not be 'inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Beard iffwe One e'Cleci on flee said Thursday the 484 instant, nor Nam the Person whe ,rakes the Teajcr, or some Penes en hit behalf, atttads answer when called for.