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• , . ---:-..r...... „ - ' ~.. A:7.7‘ A, it 4 Qk, i ) 1 ) 3 * 41 b • ,',,.a • &""\ ,„(&.1 , eft-. -if 4 s l / 4: it tk ..,-:; l'" Y r • / • , mi l , . . 6. '‘,.......:\ , • 1 1 4 i f\ . A' .4.-. ~ NIP . . NuatnEn 72711 Nit .NJAI. JUNE 23, 1810. [PRICE SIXPENCE. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. ANNUAL PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE, which fall due at Midsummer Day, the 24th instant, should be paid within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Policies will be void. I. T. BARBER, Managing Director. The distinguishing principle of this Office is, that its pe!nte ere s h a red qually among the Members, according to the sums which they respectively contribute, without their being subject to risk, as a hurylus Capital of £ 400 , 000 has been provided to meet any recess of losses drat may occur. This day WAS published, In Two Volumes, price 12s. in hoards, T HE ANONYMOUS : a Periodical Paper ; published in Dublin, now first collected. Printed tor I'. Cadell, and W. atvies, Strand. AD MIRA LTr OFFICE, Jame 9, 18113. NOTICE is herOy given, 77tat a Sasion of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offencei committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdiction alike Admiralty of Eneand, mill be held at Juitice Hall, in the o.'l Bailey, I..r.vtion,ion noonday the 12th of July next, at eight •'61,.1 in the timraing. J. W. CROKER. ' SALES BY Al On Friday the 29th day of June instant, the Fnrenonn, at Wynn's Hotel, ' THE good Brig CRAWFO ter, armed with 011,034610111' Length on deck, NI Breadth - - D;:pth in the hold, Admeasures 't47, Will burthen considerably more, and tons of Salt; is a remarkably tine I and in a ~tate to proceed on any vos,_ sAzure by an Execution of the Sheriff sold by virtue thereof, subject to her For viewing tste said Vessel, Invent lars, enquire of Meisrc Eiche 111 , - Vatadyck, Londua ; Mr. F. S.Synton. IQ AN This day was published, In One large Volume Octavo, price 139. in boards. a new Eclitiun, corrected and enlarged, with additional plates. of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS IN SUR GERY, illustrated by Casts. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 9, MO. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA- By WILLIAM HEY, F. R.S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London ; Hononry Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh ; ant' of the Llteralty and Philosophical Society of Manchester; Senior Surgeon of the General Infirmary at Leeds. Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand. JESTri ORDNANCE, do herdy give Notier, That Proposals will be rerrived at their Office in I'all•Mall on or before Friday, the 9.9t1i dly of June imr.. tr. from such Persons as may Ise willing to undertake the sup i tly of sundry Articles of Carpenter's Work, consisting of Clieqs, Cases and l'acking Boxes foe service of this Department, for a period (ft three years. This day was published, price 10s. boards, Handsomely printed on fine paper, hot-pressed, and embellished with a Portrait of William Noble, Esq. the Third Edition, w th considerable additions, of 1 6 SA. FORTNIGHT'S RAMBLE to the LAKES in Westmoreland, Laiscashire, and Cumberland. By JOsEPH DWORTH, Esq. F. S. A. Author of" The Siege of Gibraltar," and" Windermere," Poems. London: Printed for the Author ; and sold by T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand; and John Upham, Bath. ••• The whole Produce of the Sale (the Expcnees of Pri Publishing, and Advertising, being entirely detrayed by the MIS thor) are destined to the Use of the Manchesttilisfirmary. Pa!terns of the Aricics may he viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekrepei's Office, ho he Tower, acid further particulansoogether with the terms anitcoaditions of the Con • 'tract, thso(::known at the Secietary's ,05 - tee, in reioretaid c ibyday between the hours of ten any fc.ur o'clock Is mint .3P delivered, .ealed up and endorsed, comer' Work ;" isidtaau-Pruposal can be ad nuitted after the said 29th day of June, at twelve o'clocic at noon of the Fame day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secret:qt. _ . MESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS re speetfully inform the Public, that the 5.‘1.1 7 . of the GROWING CROPS of GRASS, &c. at LALEHAM, adver. died for To-morrow, the 26th instant, will not take place. Broad -street, June 21, 1810. Falmouth, June 19, lAIO. N. B. •'he,ldvrrti.rr dovi not h. event of any arraagonent Laing place vent the once) fur any expences that intending to purchase, and who • purpose. I , :re ti CAPITAL. FREEHOLD EMI S r. JAY lESI-SQ\ Most dlglble and roomy Premises for Garden, &c. with Possession By Mr. RC At Garraway's, on To-mottaow AFREEHOLD ESTA' extensive Premises, NERO . South side of King-street, St. James 61 feet in front of King-street, and ui the House is substantially built, and dolts Apartments, with Baths and ' dons, large Gardens, Yards, &e. which has been carried on upon an _ with success ; the whole being Freelsol , centrical situation for a Family Residence May be viewed by applying on ' I .lars nay be had; at Garraway's ; 'crest Golden-square, where a Plan EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. PAYMENT OF KENT. POLICIES of Insurance expiring at MIDSUMNISR, A should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period: to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein. Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause, at 2s. per Cent. large Abatements on the Premium and Duty of Insurances for Lore Years than one. General Insurances, subject to the Average Clause, may, in fu ture, be effected at this Office at the following reduced premiums: Merrhandize in the West- 1 3 Months. 6 Months, per Ann. indiaDocks % 13. od. Ic. 6d. 23. od. Ships in Ditto - - 2s. Od. 2s. 61. 35. od. Merdsandize in the Lon. / Is. 6(1. 2s. Os. 25. Cd. don Docks Ships in ditto - - 2s. oil. 2s. 6d 31. Od. In Waterside District. Out of Waterside District. Common Insurance 2r. 6d. - • 2s. Od. lisrardoes - 3s. fid. • - 3s. Od. Doubly Hazardous ss. Od. . - as. 6d. life Insurances effected upon Terms of peculiar Advantage to the Assured. W. BILETHAM, Secretary. Just published, . By Colburn, Public Library, SO, Conduit -street, Bond -street, 1. 'T 'HE LITTLE CHIMER, a Tale, altered from the French of Ducray Duminil, Author of Ca:liaa, Sts. 4 vols. 225. 2. The Novice of Saint Ursula, or Elvina, by the same, 4 vols. 21s. 3. Rosa in London, by the Author of the Young Mother, 4 vols. 225. 4. The Mysteries of Feruey Castle, a Romance by G. Lambe, Lsq. 4 vols. 225. S. Celia Suited, or the Rival lieire.ses, 2 vols 12s. 6. The Castle of Arragon, or Banditti of the Forest, by Miss Smith, 4 vols. 225. PECKHAM, SURREY• be LET on LEASE, a delightful COTTAG ORNEE., recently fitted up and in complete repair, with a large Garden, most pleasantly ritt, stud in 11.1.12-Place, Peckham law., leading to New Cro 4. The Cottage consisting of Entrance Hall, servants' Room, Ilit.i-. 3 t-pariour, Dr 'wing room, Library, six bed-rooms, two good kitehttt.-., with Chaise-house and nth, r suital le OfSces. This day was published, in Quarto, price ge. or fine paper, 124. rTHE PRINCIPLES OF DRAWING AND PAINTING, laid down in the most easy and simple man ner, according to the Practice of tr.-t--btst Masters : with a View to the Instruction of Youth in this us.ttut ,tid elegant Art ; with 'Twenty-eight Oppt-r-platts, after ValpateN Vandyke, ac. en graved by Mi - reum.t., in a style resembling \Drawing as nearly as possible. Printed for T. Underwood, No. 40, West don ; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. For tickets to view and fu-ther particulars, apply to Mr. Ro binson, N. 2, Sweeting%-alley, ; and Mr. bornas Ruscoe, Nu. 3, East-street, ked Liou-squ4sre. itlifield, I.on- 'THE Letter from Leeds addressed to Lady . 1 - was duly received, containing two half Bank notes, one of XlO, and the other of 5, which have been sent to the Governor of the Leeds infirmary for the benefit of that Institution, and it is requested that the other halves of the Notes may he put into the Post Office, at Leeds, Inclosed to the afores.di Governor. GOODS. AN instant RRADYifoKEY-MARKET for all sorts of LINEN. WOOLLEN, COTTON, and nther GOODS, to any amount, particularly suited to those who have heavy Stocks, who wish to avoid all risks, and who far the advan tage of Cash-payments and a quick return, will be willing to sell at d corresponding reduced price. if desired in any case, strict secrecy will be observed.—Letters to be addressed to Messrs Wintarhouse and White, Bristol, post-free, or they will not be Noticed. SILK STOCKINGS. SELLING uncorepionly cheap, at No. 32, Cheap side; art immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, flannel , , Drawers, Ladle.' Dresses all in one, &c. Shopkeepers and t1i0..• wanting to buy largely will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these article.. A quantity of white or Nark silk, ss. 6d.; the best quality, equally cheap ; stow cotton smckingn at In. per pair; very fine, Is. Sd.; super, Rs. 64.; brown cotton for boot., Is. 9d.; fine ribbed cotton. es. 2d.; a variety of gloves, from Ind. per pair, and other fashionable articles too nu stem to mention. •,* Please to observe—They are at RADFORD'S Hosiery Ware house, No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow Church. MONEY TO ADVANCE. THE exorbitant demands made, and the disho rmurable measures generally pursued by those who advertise to I.F.ND MONEY, deter many who want accommodation from applying to such sources, and they not being able otherwise to Anti a channel for negotiations of this nature, are put to great in convenience. A Gentleman, whose connections enable him CO apply Money, on good security, to a very large amount, being rnolved to conduct pecuniary affairs with the strictest honour and regularity, is not deterred by the obloquy so frequently cast, and that with reason, on advertisers, but begs to assure the no bility, ladies and gentlemen and their heirs, that by applying to hitu they will meet with the most liberal accommodation. The gentleman cannot receive personal applications in the first instance, or give his real name and address, but will answer all letters from principals, and immediately appoint an interview. Direct to Mr. Sydney, 144, Fleet-stteet. TENIPL OF THE MUSES. FINSBURY-SQUARE. LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most respect fully fully inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE, which has been so long in preparation, is now ready for delivery. —lt has been their thief study to render it acceptable to Book Collectors in general, as well as to all persons connected with Literature, by a vast aeldition of curious and rare Articles, and be an improvement in the arrangement, affording the greatest tcdity in reference. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER FOR IKM This day was published, in one large volume octavo, prise XI. Xi. half bound and lettered, THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or General -L . Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the sear sn9; to which Is prefixed the History of Knowledge, Learning, and Taste, In Great Britain, during the Reign of Queen Anne.—Printed far John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, complete Sets of the above Work, [ram 130 to 1809, thirty vols, half bound, price p3l. 'this day was published, in hyo. price as. AN INQUIRY into the Limits and peculiar Object of PHYSICAL and METAPHYSICAL SCIENCE, tend ing principally to illustrate the Nature of Cams/trio ; and the ()pinions of Philosophers, Ancient and Modern, concerning that Relation. By R. E. SCOT I', A.M. Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University and King's - • College of Aberdeen. With an Appendix by Dr. G R coolie, of Edinburgh. Piinti•il for ',oilman, Hurst,Rees, acd Orme; John Murray, P. C. 2rd Y. ivington and T. Underwood, London: Brown and Cr "thiP, Oliphant and Balfour, and Adam Black, Edinburgh. WALES. shortly will be published, in 4to. a New Edition, T'HE HISTORIE OF CA4vIRRIA,.now called W ALES, originally written in the British Language, trans leed iom F.miliA by H. Lim rD i Gentleman, corrected and aug mertf.l.l by DAVID TOWEL, D. D. London: Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. Jamces-strect. Where may be had, Sketches in North Wales in folio XI. Its. 6d. 6 .! 'Ellis work consists of sii plates, coloured to resemble drawings, accorni.anied with letter-press illustrations, descriptive of die local scenery, customs, and occupations of the inhabitants of Wales, drawn and engraved by I. W. Harding. '2. The Cambrian Directory; or, Cursory Sketches of North ardS•uth Wales ; with a Chart, comprehending at one view the advisable Route, best Inns; Distances and Objects most worthy of attention. Fourth Edith %r So. Just pubikhed,in tour yak. price 4.1. as. THE DAUGHTERS of ISENBERG ; a Bava rianßomanee.—By ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER. London : Printed for Lackinvon, Alleys and Co. FinsinuT square. Of whom may be had, lately published, The Husband and the I.over; an historical and moral Ro mance, by the Author of the Daughters of Isenberg, three vols. price ids. John de I.ancaster, by R. Cumberland, Esq. three vols. 2d edi tion, Xi. is. Iktidern 'limes ; or Authentic Anecdotes of an English Fa mily, 3 vols. I Is. Lackington, Allen, and Co. s Ca.al )gt.e was published this day. EWARDS AND LAND VALUERS. - This day was published, price Is. sewed, or 4s. Q. neatly bound, " 1 'HE LAND-VALUERS ASSISTAN I', being Tables on an impruved plan for calculating the value of Estates. A new Edition. By R. HUDSON. " The arrangement is such that the value of thegiven quantity of Acres, Roods, and Perches, may always be found by the addi tion of three lines—while in revising other Tables it is necessary to add together five or six. 'I hese fables will be useful, nut only to the valuer of the rent of Land, but in estimating the money to be paid for work done at any rate per acre. The Book is neatly and correctly printed, and we wish it may meet with encourage ment."—Eclectic Rev. Nov. 1809. Printed for C. Cradoek and W. Jay, 3'2, Paternoster-row. NEW MUSIC. Published by Hine and Sons, Liverpool, D EAR MAID ! I love thee. Composed by Sir J. STEVENSON. • The sweetest Eyes that c'er were seen. Do. When dawn at Eve. Do. The Steersman's Song ; the Words by T. Mooar. Do. Faithless Emma, harmonized for Four Voices. Do. The Maid of Marlivalc, harmonized for Five Voices. D. The above may be had of Messrs. Goulding awl Co. Soho square and New liond•street • Mr. Birchall, New Bond-street ; Mr. T. Preston, 97, Strand ; ' Messrs. Ckmentl and Co. Cheap cide ; and of Mr. Mitchell, Southampton-row, Russell-square:— where may be had the whole of Sir J. Stevenseu's Songs, &e. WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY; Stereotyped, complete in Bvo. This day was published, in one large Volume, evo. without the smallest abridgment, price 14s. in bards, a new Edition, being the Sixth, of ik CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIO NARY, and Expositor of the English Language. liy .1011 N WALKER, Author of Elements of Elocution, Rhyming Dictionary, &c. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. In this volume, the meaning of every word is clearly explained, and the sound et every' syllable 'distinctly shewn; and, where words are subject to different pronunciations, the authorities of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited, the reasons for each at large displayed, and the preferable pronunciation pointed out. As above may be had, all Mr. Walker's other Works. ARCM I'ECTURE. This slay was published, elegantly printed in Imperial r 0 Ii o , and illustrated with 'even Plates, price XI. ss. in hoards, AN ESSAY nn the DORIC ORDER of AR SHITECTURE; containing an Historical View of its Rise and Progress among the Ancients, with a Critical Investiga tion of Its principles of Composition and adaptation to modern use; illustrated by Figures of the principal Antique Examples, drawn to one scale, from the best Authorities, By EDMUND AIKIN, Architect. Also, in Royal Iwo. price Bs. rid. in boards, Essays of the Lotion Architectural Society, Part the Second, illustrated with four Plates. Both these Articles are published by order of the Society, and sold by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, the First Part of tke Essays, price 7s. boards. Also the Rules of the Society, price 6s. CARICCAS, SOUTH AMERICA. This day was published, ins vols. um with a Map of the Country, price LI. is. boards, TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA during the years 1801, 1!102, t gofs, and 1804 ; containing a Descrytion of the Captain-Generalship of CAR ACCAS, and an Account of the Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce, finance, and Natural Productions of the Country ; with a view of the Manners and Customs of the Spaniard: and the Native Indians F. DEPONS, late Agent to the French Govern ment at Caraccas.—Translated from the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster-row. " It is with the greatest satisfas; ion that we congratulate our readers on the appearance of the Volumes before us, in which they will find vi ry ample details on the natural resources and productions, accompanied by much curious information on the internal state and government of the Spanish Colonies in Amen ea. Such a work has an additional value to an Englishman, since the acquisition of Trinidad has opentd to us a communication with this fatile auk: delightful Ed country." inburgh Review, July, MG. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE beautiful and remarkable fast-sailing LET TER of MARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, admeasores per register 17S 44-94 Tons.--'ilds is one of the handsomest and best a.Japted Vessels for dispatch that has 'peen seen in the Port of London for some time, is nearly new, and had a thorough outfit at Plymouth about four months a*. n a, and may he sent to sea immediately. For viewing the Vessel and other paruculars, apply to Mr. S. Cock, 36, Old Broad -street. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT A SMALL but compact FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATE, near COBHAM, SURREY„ called COBHAM LODGE; consisting of 45 Acres of exceUent Land, in a ring fence, on which stands a well-buik Dwelling- Louse, containing three Reception-rooms, nine Bed-chambers, aad two Dressing-r,KM4S, with stitable att,,ched 0111c.es of every description; al, excellent walled Garden, with detached Offices. Tile whole well-.hchered, watered, and clothed with handsome Tinaber-trees ~tl,l thriving Shrubberies ; commanding must de lightful views. Immediate possL ssiun may be had, and the grow ing crops taken at a valuation. May be viewed , by tickets only, hetwee.n the hour. of eleven and four, ant particular., known, by applying to Messrs. Craw ter's, at Cobham; tickets may also be obtained, and plans cf the premises seen, at No. 4, Thanet-place, Te mple-bar ; at Mr. ilatchard's, Book seller, Piccadilly; and at Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole's, Kingston. E -SEX—VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By CHALK and MEOGY, And tray be entered upon immediately, A MOST desiiable well-timbered FREEHOLD FARM, Land Tax redeemed ; comprising about Ninety Acres of excellent Land, in a high state of cultivation, whereof near thirty Acres are rich Meadow and hue old Pasture, with a Dwelling-house, two Barns, one of them new built; Stables, Cow-house, &c. &c. in excellent repair, advantageously situate at Doddinghurst, adjoining the hard road between Chipping On gar, Blackmore, and Mounthessing; distant from the capital market of Romford about nine miles, from Cliehnsford ten miles, from Chipping Ongar about eight miles, from the Metropolis about twenty-one miles ; and only two miles on the left of the great East read on whicis Coaches pass to and front London daily and hourly. The present Growing Crops, Stock, Utensils, Sm. may be taken at valuation. or not. Part cf the Purchase-money may remain upon Myrtgaze of the Prentisei for a given time, if re. ciured. The Estate may be viewed with Tickets only, to be hat: of Niteroi and Chalk, Auctioneers, Chelmsford, who are authorised to treat for the same. OXFORD:AMU. CAPITAL MANORs FARMS, AND 4DVOWSON. To BE SOLD BV ACC I'ION, _ _ . On Thursday, the .sth day of July next Curless previously dis posed of by Private Contract), THE MANORS of Sw;nbrook, XVidford, Astall, and Astaliy, with sundry valuable compact Freehold Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, together with the Advowson of the Living of Witiford, all lying together, and situate in the sev ral Parishes of Swinbrook, Astall, and Full brook, ist the County of Oxford, upon the great road from Oxford to Gloucester, about one mile from Burford, and five from Wit ney, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which runs through the Manors. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen) ; I or to Charles Loder, Esq. Kencot, near Burford; or Mr. George Hambidge, of Switibrook, who will whew the premises. CAPITAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLti POW! ER, ALE, AND TABLE BEER BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Thursday, the sth of July, at twelve o'clock, in rine Lot, THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eligibly situate, Bell-lane, Spital-fields, communicating with Petti coat-lane, Whitechapel. This Concern has been recently erected, on the most judicious plans of convenience and utility, built of first-rate materials of every description. The interior arrangements are on the latest improvements, and, together, is considered equal, if not superior, to any other Brewery of the same size in the United Kingdom— embracing accommodations for carrying on trade to almost any extent; supplied by an inexhaustible well of hne water within its own walls ; stabling for 20 hones, very spacious paved yard, coo perage, extensive store-houses, malt and hop warehouses, large eget cellars, accompting-houses, brewer's offices, with other re quisite and well-connected apartments. 'lle Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Harness, Casks, Implements, and Utensils of every description, which ere eni irely stew, and have been purchased on the best possible ready-money terms, are to be taken by a purchaser at a liberal deduction from the cog. price. The Premises may be viewed by principals only, on application for cards of admission, to Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevations, and Stetions may be seen, and descrip tive Particulars had. Particulars may be likewise had of Mr. Warne, Solicit ar, Old Broad -street, and at the Auction Mart. RICHMON Desirable RES i DENC F., with CI SURE-GROUND. GREEN-t exquisitely beautiful Views of THAMES. By Mr Rt. At Garraway's, To-se I'HE truly desirable LE! comprising an eligible Resideue, enchanting spot, Richmond-hill, of the Thames, and of the richh Ihe House contains, on the au and Closets ; first floor, three _ &e.; ground floor, marble paved rooms, communicating by folding Water-closets, &e. The Offices comprise a Svrvai. Pantry, Larder, good Kitchen, Sea Beer-cellar, Knife-hole, and detached which is enclosed by folding pies, - over, double Coach-house and Chaise.) uver,alarge kiiehen-garden,Walled,t in which is a Greenhouse, with w Kitchen-garden, Pleasure-ground Gravel-walk, and planted sub house, contiguous to which is well-stocked and cropped, Dry I louse are extensive Pleatute-grounds, wall and iron Palisades, ornamented ' and Shrubs ; in all about two acres. To be viewed by Tickets ' - Parii, Castle and Greyhound ; and of Mr. h. Pig ons, Brentford ; Star, Ktw-bridge Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, for viewing may be bad. MIDDA CAPITAL FREEHOLD EST for Building; elegant STON FARMS, and LAND, fine I Tsv..) other Compact FAMILY from By Mr. . Garraway's Coffeer-lioube, EichanJ nesday next, Jut 'HE truly valuable T. -A- comprising upwarls of SW dow, Paiture and Wood Land; beautiful Park, mostly surrounded of lofty full•grown Timber Tr with Offices of all descriptions walled round, and planted with full perfection ; two other compact end of the Estate, with Offices, other tenant at will. The Estate is compact, within high road ; several delig ttful spots be allotted in quantities for that cheerful and healthy situ lior, views of the country ; brick cart May be viewed by Tickets the Premises ; at the White 1 " corn Arms, Stanmore ; Esse: . worth; White Horse, llsbri. way's; of John Richards Esq. IRobins, Warwick - stet , 4olden-sqi rg may be hail, and a Mao of P.statl ABINGER HALL, between Capital FREEHOLD EST and LANDS, with extensir By Mr At Garraway's, on Wednesday . - Lots, by order of the Ex ecutors deceased, AI3INGER HALL, VILLA, in the Italian . on a delightful eminence, commanding of the beautiful and diversified Acres of excellent Meadow L rims, and a fine stream of water. some Entrance-hall, Water-closet, lonade to an excellent and ' ilud-chambers, and Dressing-room over. The Offices are will planned, ment ; excellent Cellars, Wasb-hou &c. The detached Offices comprise Shop, Wood-house, Yard, with and Rooms over ; a Farm-y , and various Out-buildings, 4 Garden, walled round, and Plower Garden, &c. The Also, Hackhurst Farm, near mon Rights, good Farm-house, Gardens, and land, containing.., Pasture, Arable, and Wood-land sirable and cheerful Estate . neighbourhood, a short distance two excellent Market Towns, as 1 Mansion, House, and the Estat4 may have immediate possession. Particulars to be had on the IGuildford; Red Lion, Dorking Kingston ; of Messrs. Loft, / street ; at Garraway's; and i Golden-square ; "Awe tickets of the Estate SO*. mewmeowom000lr"'"" 1 """ lIlliineu it i . : ••'.' ..*."rot j s... , . • :, .I.‘ V. : "e? t :'.*'••?.. ... ,l LT l-.4a "? • :iiLI to ) 1: 4 4 .1 1Y . • 9 . 99 - -- __ i KPENCE.HALFFENNY. LUC'TION. Mutant, by Eleven o'Clock in.' , in the town of Falmouth, - p FORD, JOHN Lsr Mas- h ten guns. 1011 g. 86 feet 6 inchee. t.'6 ditto. 16 ditto G inches. , 0.94 Tons. ~ 1 nd has now un board about 3611 ! Vessel, well found in .ti res oyage. This vessel is now uncle; miff of Cornwall, and will be her engagements. tvemories, and further particle- t iutchins, and Co. ; Lyon and son., Merchant, Falmouth ; or AN I'HONY FOX, Broker. hold himself responsible (in the place pr'or to the Sale, to pre. hat may be incurred by persons I may make a journey for that S rATE, KING-STREET, • 3-SQUARE. is for a Town Residence, lisp . 1 session In a short time. :OBINS, • ow, June 26th, at Twelve, 'ATE, comprising those ;OT's HOTEL, situate on dm ,mes's-square containing nearly ad upwards Of 163 feet in depth; and contains numerous and spa. ad Buildings of various descrip. • e, well adapted to the concern, an extensive scale fur many years reelbul , ', forms an excellent sod tesidence of the first description. n the Premises, where Partial. and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. elan of the Estate may be sees. . ND HILL. . OFFICES, GARDENS. PLEA- -HOUSE, Ea. commandiag the if the adjacent Country and the ROBINS, 1 rat tkaww, :nee 26, EASEHOLD ESTATE, it:ester, ddightfutly situate on that 1, commanding an extensive view sly ornamented adjacent country. wee storey, five Sleeping rooms Bed-chambers, Nursery, Closets, •ed Entrance-ball, two Drawing. ling doors, good Dining-parlour, . want's-hall, Housekeeper's-room, , Scullery, Wash-house, Passage, Cached Officers; in the Stable-yard, ten, a seven-stall Stable, with loft !haise-house, with Loft and Rooms . I led, planted withchoiee Fruit-trees, h wings, and Toolhouse, another nd laid out with Flower-borders, h Shrubs, Mound, anti Summer. s another walled Kitcben-garden rying-gr unit, &c. In front of the ;rounds, encLsed from the road by • sewed by Chtsnut and other 'Frees Rocs. Particulars on the Premises; at the f Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Richmond; w-bridge ; at Garraway's; and of Golden-square, of whom Tickets DLESEX. ;TATES, most eligible situations NE-BUILT MANSION, PARK, Pieces of Water. If RESIDENCES, site. nine miles r' London. 1 -. ROBINS, . Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Wed. 0 i I une 27, in It Lots, • rItEEIiOLD ESTATES, 380 Acres of exceeding rich Mee- tad; the prireipal part forming a 'tided by a brick wall, with avenues 'reel, an excellent Family Mansion I ; two productive Kitchen Gardens ith a variety of fine Ffuit Trees, In i rnpact Family Residences at the ant es, Gardens, &c. one on lease, the l thin a ring fence, bounded by the . ' I spots for erecting Villas, which will hat or any other purposes; a dry, or, commanding extensive and rich • earth, on most parts of the Estate. As only ; Particulars may be had on . • I lart and Cranes, Edgware; Aber- r t Ar.ns, %%Word; Swan, Rickmans. I ci.ige; Castle, Salt-hill ;at Garra rr Esq. Red Lion-square; and of Mr. $ iden-square, where tickets for view. I of the Estate seen. 1 9 t t DRRE Y. i i a DORKING and GUILDFORD.... I STATE, elettant VILLA, FARM, ire Common Right. i ir. ROBINS, • lay next, June 27, at 12 o'Chmk. In xecutors of John H. Skarden, Esq. it , a veryeligible FREEHOLD i • n style, with colonade front, placed nunanding rich and extensive views 1 ed country, surrounded by about 35 r Land, bounded by thriving Planta- water. The House contains a hand. closet, Library, Drawing-room, co- lofty Dining-parlour, with suitable i 1 g-rooms, and Servants' Apartments t planned, and adapted to the establish- Vash-house, Brew house, Laundry, . comprise a Dog-kennel, Carpenter's rich Coach-house and Stables, Lofts, -yard, with Barns, Stables, Granary. excellent and productjve Kitchen Id planted with choice Fruit-trees, . whole in the most complete order. ✓ the Mansion, with extensive Com- use, Garden, Orchard, Cottages, with ing upwards of 77 Acres of Meadow, i -land ; the whole forming a most de- e for a Geptkrian, in an excellent tame from 'Dorking and Guildford, I . as, and 27 miles from London. The Estate, are in hand. The ;lurches& sion. . . i the Premises; at the White liar, . . irking; King's Head, Epsom; Sun, via and Smith, Solicitors, Basinglials- id of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, eta for viewing may be had, anda plea HOPE INSURANCE COMP ANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN NUMES—CapitaITWO MILLIONS—Office, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies expire at MIDSUMMER, are respectfully informed, that Re ceipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company :Sroughuut the United Klngdosp. N.B. Policies of Insurance, which expire at the above Period, stAild be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.