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W . - - . . . . 1 , • . AL:it p.• , . A. 416 , . .:4 „ •*" k" .C. 5 ... . 1 .7:.-.).:..0: 11 1 ! , g I (id _ _ • U., 1 • MI r- . 144 ' ~.• MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1810. OF ORDNANCB, Arra 22, 1810. !L OFFICERS of HIS hid ',lNCA', de hereki give Notice, SALES BY AUCTION. SECOND EDITION.-EAST-INDIA t.,WS fLit. Public Auction, at the Tower, on September next, between the hours of MIRY LO ES of OLD and UNSER • STORF.s, consisting of Homes, traces, and various other Articles of riling, and sundry Articles of Bedding, Sand Bags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Bellows, Forge, and Hand Carts, Cart and Fire Engines, with a variety of of which may be viewed, upon appli. Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of ted Lists of the Lots will be delivered apply for the same. Board, R. A. CREW, Secretary. ACK-OFFICE, September 1, 11110. .RACK SPORES, LINEN AND 00I,LEN RAGS. ig to Contract for the Purchase IN and WOOLLEN RAGS from the to the 29th of September, 1811, in the nit Great Britain, and the islands of brney, may see the particulars of Con- List of Districts at the Barrack Office, tubing of the several Barrack Masters Corm prescribed to be dekvered on or ihe 29th of September, directed to the Affairs of Barracks, Spring Gardens, 'ender for Condemned Barrack Storrs." day was published, 4t..,by buisner, price 10s. a boards, ?4.w Edition, of ' of POESY ; the Author Sir IP SIDNEY, Knight. !oehrane, Horace s Head, Fleet-street. ,err published, price 2s. nn the CHARACTER of the the IMPORTANCE of CONVER T. lANnif ; being the Preface to, and Oriental Letters, which will shortly IS FOR lIES, Esq. F. R.S. Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleetostreet. Tills day was published, price Rs. sewed, Illustrated with a Co!oared Map of Hindustan, pointing out the late Division of Territory THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and-DIREC 'IORY fur 1810; containing the Company's Establish.. mats at Home and Abroad, with the Casualties that have oc curred since the last Publication.—Various Rues and Regulations re.pectirg the Company's Service, and much other useful In formation. By JOHN MATHISON and ALEX. WAY MASON, Of the Secretary's Office, East India House. London . Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leadenhall- Fred ; J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly; Charles P. Archer, Run -•.rt et, Dublig ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. LOVEDEN versos BARKER. This day was published, price 6s. THE TRIAL at LARGE of an ACTLON br0!,611. by EDWARD LOVED.F.N LOVEDEN, Esq. nJilor THOM .1% RAYMOND BARKER, Esq. for Criminal C, re-Aaiun with Mrs. LOVEDEN, in %MA the damages Lid at .Eity 00, tried before Lord ELIANIORUCCII and a ci.i Jury, at Westnii ster, on Monday, July 9, 1809, taken i or; Hand by Mr. Gurney. To which are added, Procee- pea the Maio.' for a new Trial, an , .; the depositions of Wir iest.' in 'hr Cons;sto-y Court of London, including the inter cepted Corres unidence between Mrs. I.nnetlen and Mr. Barker, Stith the Sentence of Divorce pronounced by sir Wm. SCOTT. Protrd fur Sherwood. Neely. and Jonem, Patel-newer-row. lERGUSSON'S POPULAR BIOGRAPHY CORRECTED 'lO JULY 1810. This day was published, in One thick Pocket Volume, closely Printed sr a new Pearl Type, price 54. 6d. in extra boards, ANEW BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, corrected to July lSia, ceoutaintrg an Intereiting Account sf the I.4es and Writings of the most distinguished Peraous in airy ar and Country. By JAMES FERGUSSON, Esq. and Asslyanta. " This Volume not only contains Memoirs o f Public Charao ill recently deceased, which were never before collected, and hit imperfectly given in the Periodical Works of the Day ; but ho boasts of above 500 articles not to be found in the 15 Vo- Line* ef General Biography. So obvious therefore must be the nprriurity and utility of this useful and entertaining Compen tum of Biographical informatiou, that, to an enlightened Public, Its nen merit will be sufficient recommendation. " London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, Na. 111, Cbeapside; Duncan, Glasgow ; awl Mr. Sutherland, Edinburgh. EXAMPLE MORE VOWERFUL AND SEDUCTIVX THAN PRECEPT. this day was published, a New Edition, in two vols. price 21. 6d. per Volume, with Engravings, THE JUVENILE PLUTARCH, consistin g of Accotnts of the ear'y Studies and Attainment* of celebrated Chi Pro?, and of the early proficiency of mafly Persons after war,!3 conspicuous for their Virtue or Talents.---Printed for Etcssno Putuars, London , and to he had of all Booksellers. Ot whom may be b a d, a New Edition of the Bs:mu Neros Sr Lives of Esgilabmen who have rerdered themselves remark able by :heir Virtues, Talents, or Advancement in Life ; coin: Paled wi.h a view to place before the rising generation Eumples worthv r i f t h e i r S tu d y and Imitation ; w i t h twenty-Sour Portraits, hlsv it, price Ss. bound. NEW EDITION. This day w THE WATERING PLACES FOR 18/0. Ras published, price 185.4 n boards, Iss. 6d. In red, or 11s. calf gilt, in one very thick and slowly printed Volume, r illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps and Views, I'HE GUIDE TO ALL THE WATERING AND SEA-BATHING PLACES IN ENGLAND AND W ALFA, for 1810, consisting of Accurate. and Circumstantial IN.scrip t ions of every Place of fashionsble Resort, and of the Cu tu,sities and Scenery in their Environs, with an.ltinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. Tidi Work is so well known, and has been so universally ap trovtd of for its completeness and Accuracy, that any further e ..cr 'Pion of it s C ontents, or any Observations on its Merits and tAity, w ou ld b e superfluous. Primed for RICHARD PUILLIPS, Bridge-street, Blackfrlan ; 4 rd . to be had o f all Booksellers, psi-titularly of those who reside at t h e respective Seallathing and Watering Places. O f . wham may be had, the PICTURE of LONDON for 1810, by the tame Sditor, prise Se. dd. bound in red. SALES BY AUCTION. TO DE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Powtrt r against Powtax - r, on Saturday the .7th day of October next, at one of the clock in the afternoon, before THOMAS MAKS, Gentleman, the Person aprointed by the said Court, at the George lan, at Winchester, in Mite County of Knits, in several distinct Lots, SUNDRY LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, situate in the Psrish of Itchin Abb is, in the sail County, containing in the whisle about 474 Acres, and held during the c•ntinuanco of three Lives, subject to the payment of small Quit Rents. Particulars whereof may he had (grads) at the Mice of John Ca:nplitdi, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; at No. 11, Nassau -street, Soho; the George lan, at Winchester; and the Swan Inn, at Alresford. suakrire—vALummi INN, DWEILLING HOU:igti, and LANDS ADAP IED FOR BUILDIi/G UPON. S REA HAM AND NOR W00D...-LAND- I'AX REDEEIVIED. By Mr. PEYTON, At Caraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Airy, Cornhill, on Ws& nesday, the 3d of October, 1810, at 12 la '24 I.nti, AVZRY VALUABLE EATATE, comptisitig the WI lITE LION INN, ant sundry Dwelling Houses, Gardens and Lands, pleasantly situate at Streatham; a beautiful Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upwards of coo Acres ()I most excellent Land, lying adjoining to the late Norwood Com mon, and extending dant to the immediate vicinity of the Village of Dulwich. This Estate is part Freehold and part Copyhol , i, is situate in the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth, and within six miles of the Royal Exchange, possessing beautiful and extensive views of the Metropolis, and the surrounding Country, and is ad uirailt adapted for the erections of Villas, ornamental Cottages, &c. Specifications stay be had one month previous to the sale, by applying to Mr. James, Land itgt tit, N_w llosweil-rotirt, LW eoln's Inn, Londot, ; Mr. Townly, Laud Surveyor, Walwenii, Surrey ; an♦ at Garraway's. ERITH, KEN'', Twelve MILES from LONDON. In Lots, in tike latter end the present Month, urthis alivobed of in the mean time by Private Cuntract, of which dee notice will be given, AN exceeJingly vAlnable and highly improveahls FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the impropriate Par sonage of Erith, situate on the Banks of the Thames, only twelv e miles from London, together wits the Perpetual Advowsun and Right of Presentation to the Vicsrage of the said Parish. Tie Parsonage Buildings consist of neat substantial built •Dwelling House, with suitable Offices, capital Barns, Stabling, and Ous-buildings (sufficient for the collection of the Tithes), roomy Farm Yards, excellent walled Garden, &c. 'fhe Parsonage Lands, which lye very compact, contain about 150 Acres, the soil healthy and prodimive, and easy to cultivate. The 'I ithes to which the linpropriatur cansist of Corn and Grain, Hay, Wood, and Peas gathered green tsf which many are grown in the Parish for the Woolwich, Greenwich, and London Markets). • 'The Titheable Lands, amount to about 4 2600 Acres, divided nearly as follows:—Arable 1530 Aer chiefly rich Marsh Land; Grass 700 Acres, nearly a Moiety of which is mowed annuaUy ; Coppice 370 Acres, very valuable in this Parish. Vicarage is estimated at .E-100 per Annum, the present Incumbent about 13 years of age. 'l'he Estate will he sold either togeth or in Lots. Proposals for purchasing ore to be address 4 to M:ssrs. Rich• ardson, Corbel!, ao.l Wharton, No. 7, Lincoln's-1 -n• Fields, Lon , don; of whom fur: her particulars may be knows, and who are duly authorised to contract. Printed Particulars may be had at the ship Tavern, Wool wich; Bull, Shooter's Hill; Nag's Head, ; Bull, Dart- ford; S•at, hlairistoue ; Crown, Rochester ; King's Head, Can- terbury; and of Mr. John Knight, at the Queen's Head, Baden. well, near Erith Parsonage, who will thew the Estate. MANOR OF RACKENFORD, DEVON. At the Tuns in Tiverton, on Friday the 2ith day of September next, at Four o'Clock iu the Afterimio, ACAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE, comprising the Manor of Rackenford, in the County of Devon, with its Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances, extending over upwards of 1600 Acres of I.and, lying within a ring Fence, in a healthy and remarkably fine Sporting Country, abounding with Woodcocks, Heath Fowl, and every kind of Game, distant nine miles from •fiverton, and intersected by the Turnpike Road, leading from thence to Soudtmolton, In the fol lowing or such other Lots as shall be determined on at the time of Sale: Lot 1. The Manor with 400 Acres of enclosed Moor, 40 Acres or thereabouts of Wood Land, and upwards of 1000 Acres of Meadow, Orchard, Arable, and Pasture, divided into sundry Farms, all of which (with the exception of about 240 Acres) are now in demesne, and let at very low rents, some of them for titre, years, and others from year to year only. The Farm Houses and Buildings are in good repair, and the Manor House (having excellent Stables. with a Kennel and Rookery adjoining) may be fitted up at a trifling expense, so as to form a most de sirable Residence fur any Madman, fond of Field Sports or other rural pursuits. Lot 2. An Overland Tenement, called Colson, containing 20A. R. 26P. statute measure, now in the occtipation of Mr. Thomas Ayre, as Tenant from year to year. Lot S. A Messuage and Tenement, called Higher Thorne, containing 51 Statute Acres, in the renting of Mr. Samuel Norris, as Tenant in like manner. _ Lot 4. Several Closes of Land (adjoining to Higher Thorne) commonly called the Two Southern Fore Pieces, the Two Northern Fore Pieces, Garden Plot, Broad Close, Furze Close, Long Moor and Wood Close, containing together 28 Acres sta tute measure, being severally parcels of a Tenement, called Pep pers, now in the possession of John Moore. Lot S. An undivided Moiety of a Messuage and Tenement, called Lower Bulsvorthy, containing 61 Statute Acres, in the occupation of George Handford, as Tenant from year to year. The Land-Tax of the whole Property is redeemed. Farmer John Reed, of Rackenford, will 'thew the premises, and printed particulars may be had of him, or at the Place it Sale; the George in Soutlimolton ; of Messrs. Blake, Cook's court, London; Mr. Law, Littleham, near Exmout It, Devon; or Mr. Weech, Milverton, Somerset, where a Map of the Estates way be seen.—Aced August 16, 1610. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE% TN SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION-By Mr. NEVE. At the Six Bells in Northiam, on Wednesday, September 12, 1810, between the hours of Three and Four in the Afternoon, subject to such Cuuctitions as shall be then produced, SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS, the property of tbs late Mr. Pic , of islorthiani • in l.o:s as fullows : Lot 1. Sparks Farm, con•isung of a Farmhouse, Garden, Outhouse, Barn, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildinv, and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Hop Ground, containing in the whole about 90 Acres, situate in the Parish of Ewhurst. Lot 2. Cook's Farm, consisting of a Farm-house and Cottage Garden, Oasthouse, Barn, Loilg..s and Ont-buildings, and several Pieces of Arable, Mea.low, and Pasture Land, containing In the whole about 42 Acres, situaue in Northiam. Lot S. Hole Farm, consisting of a Farmhouse, Garden, Oast house, Barn Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings and several Pieces of Arab:e, Barn, Pasture, and Wood Land, and I iop Ground, containing in the whole about 150 Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot 4. Little Diver, consisting of a Farm-house, Garden, Outhouse, Barn, Stable, I.orlges, and Out-buildings, and aev:ral Pieces of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Marsh Land, and liop Ground, containing in the whole about 75 Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot S. The Crocker., consisting of several Pieces of Meadow, Pasture, and Marsh Land, containing in the whole about 48 Acres, situate itt Nort hia.n. Lot 6. The Copland Pieces, consisting of two Pieces of Arable Land and Hop Ground, containing together about tea Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot 7. A Messuage in two Dwellings, with about half an Acre of Garden Ground thereto belonging, situate in Horthiam, in the occupation of Thomas Sargent and Thomas Gladwish. AU the above Lands are in a very high state of cultivation, and the wood part of Lot S, and the Shaws and Heeges on the different Farms are full of thriving young Oak Timber. The Farm-houses and Buildings are all la good repair. The premises are Freehold and redeemed of Land-tax. Immediate possesssion of the Lands may be had. The rename of the different Farm-houses have notices to quit at Lady-day nett. The Purchaser may be accommodated with part of the Purchase• Money on security of the premises if required. The Farms may be viewed on application to Mr. Pis, Beek ; Mr. Tres., Nlrthimn; Mr. Samuel Baker, Ileathfield ; and Mr. John Pix, Tenterden ; of whom and of the Auctioneer, at Tun. terden, and of Messrs. Woolktt and Dawes, Rye, further peal War. .ausy be k4•WI. GAIt'AR.IL AsiseutlO, I WILLIAM SIMPSON, a Letter ...arrier, em ployed on the River, is strongly suspeeteJ of FELONY. Whoever shall apprehend him, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable on his Convictione.• He is about twenty years of age, stain made, rather tall--is 99 /lark brown hair, straigftt—crown eyes, fair skin—some colour in his face; was dressed in a red silk handkerchief About hill neck—blue coat, with yellow metal buttons, striped waistcoat, yellow—keit pantaloons striped, white colour—Hessian booti e 'and a round hat. He west is a hackney coach about 19 ticktack last night from Beck Fields, Dock Head. By Command of the Post-Maiter-deneral, FRANCIS FREELIArC, Staved*, ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Th.at the PArt nership lately aubsitting between BERKS 'THOMPSON 'and WII.II AM JAMES ItrißElt I'S. of Fetter-lane, London, Coachniasters, was dissolved on the 18th day of August invent, by mutual consent : The Basniess will is ottute be carried on by the said WILLIAM 'AVER ROBERTS, on his own sepso rate account ; and he will receive and pay all debts due to and front the said Partnersl4.—Dated this led of Aug.'.', 1810. BERKS THOM?..OII. W. J ROFE't ES. YARMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and TELEGR aFff Coaltea, through Lowestoft, Kessingland, Wreothani Wangeord. 11111 L borough, Yolford, Sumundhant, Melton, and Woodbr , dge, every aftertioon, at four YARMOUTH Lord Nelson Coach, through Colcheeter and Ipswich, Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday Morniugs at live. ALTON Coach. through Odiham, Hartley Row, Sic. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. at nine o'clock. ARUNDEL, l EI'WORI I , and LI IiAMP TON Pose Coach, through Kingstok Guildford, and Godalming, Tear day, Thursday. and Saturday morning, at six o'clock. BIRMINGHAM Telegraph Coach, every morning at a o'clock. BRIGHTON Royal Coach. through Sutton, Mega.. Crawley, and Cock field BROM vrc (the Sir Sidnel CHESTER sail, Four and Whitchurci it a. C..AMBRIDC and Friday moron.. CAMBRIDGE Mein Coach (late Old Cambridge) through Roy ston and Buusingfurd, every morning half past 7, except Sunday. CAMBRIDGE litht Telegraph C•ach, (bt seven hours) through Ware and Barkway, every morning at e o'clock, except Sun• day, and carries only Four inside. CAMBIt IDGE Post Coach, through Ware, Barkway, and Foul. mire, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. CANTERBURY, MA 'a GATE., RAMSGATE, CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and STROOD Coaches, every morning and evening. N. B. Extra Coaches at any hour. ,CHATIIAM, ROCHES TER, and GRAVESEND Coaches, four times a day. 'DEAL New and Expeditious Ught Telegfaph Coach, with I Guard and Lamps, every Evening it Five o'Olock. DOVER and DEAL Post Coar.hes, every Morning at Five, and Evening at Sit. EDINBURGH and NF.WCASTLE HlOll/1.1111111 Post Coach. through Alisseick, Berwick, Durham, Darliopon, and North. 'Berton, every Morning at lialf•past FAKEN HAM Coach, through Newmarket, Bransion,and Swags ham, Monday, Wedneslay, and Friday aft eruoon, it Four. FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every morning, at Eight • o'clock. GOSPORT Coach, (:he flu.) through Staines. Barbot, Faroe ham, Alton, %Vest Mon, and Fareham, Mornings, at Half past Four. HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning, at Half-past Six. HULL RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, Thorn. and North Cave. 'phis Coach is particularly expeditious, perform. Ing the Journey la 36 hours. It travels the pleasantest Road, and will be found the best conveyance to Hull. . N. B. It avoids the extremely danzeruus passage of the Humber. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches.. through Stratford, St. Mary, Witham. Keivedor, Chelmstord, Lupo:stone, and Rum ford, every Morning and Evening. LEEDS Coaches every Morning at Half.past Sit, and After ' noon at Four. LYNN Post Coach, through Castilsridge, Newmarket, Stratset Foigate. and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Altera noon, at Four. LYNN and ELY Cosch, the LORD NELSON. through Came bridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Five. LIVERPOOL Coaches every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAMP TON Telegraph Coach, these Newport Pagnell, Wooburn, Dunstable, and St. Alban's, every Afternoon. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan, Preston, Kendal, Penrlth, and Whitehaveu, every Afternoon, Half Pao Two. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Moraine and Afternoon. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries four insides only) every Morning at seven during the season. MARGATE and RAMSGA FE Coaches, every Morning at fin and Evening at six. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leicester. Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at half-past two. '1 he public attention Is particularly requested to this Concern, as it Is the original Coach established for car. tying Four Insides only; it is on the Lot highly improved con. struction for ease and safety, travels with a Guard and lamps, and is worked throughout iu the best possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and ex peditious light Coach, (the Eclipse) through Stockton and Varna, emits only four Insides, and is lighted and guarded, s e ts out every Afternoon at four. NORWICIi Expe.iiion Coach, through HockeriU, Boarebridge, Newmarket,- Thetford, and Wymondham, every Afternoon at half-east three. OXFORD and WOODS'FOCK Light Coach (the Blenheim) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Morning eight, through Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning a'. half-past four and Evening at seven. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, 'd a ta nc k, Bi a t e maa e , and Stilton. every Morning at halflr ~E s i x . SUNDERLAND, YARM, au.l ST OCK lON Coach, every Morning at half-past six. WOK THiNG and LIORSHAM /Accommodation Coach, every morning at six, and New Light F our -I ns id e Coach, evenings at eight, through Epsom, Dorkto g, Learberhead, and Finders. YORK Highflyer Coach, eves y Morning halt-past six, thong. • Newark, Doncaster. and V errybridge, at a inch places it meet@ the various Branch Coed ,es to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax, Hub. der: field, liarrowpte, Usk , an d a ll the other principal Towns of the North. The Guard and Coach go through with out changing, and or sly four Coachmen. Passengers booked through, and wishir ,g to s top on the rued, may proceed next day, without :ay a dditional Fare. YORK new and car .nmodlous light Coach, (the ECLIPSE) cam tying only four t ns ides, sets oat every Afternoon at tour, and trave l s with tit c greatest celerity. 'l'be Guard and Coach go through to Y 8 rk without changing, and only four Ccat.buten. W. J. ROBERTS and CO. Proptietors. wh• will not be accountable for any Glass, Chi aa.Plate,W uebes, Cask Bank Notes, Bills, or Jewels, however malt the value, Dr ..' for any other article of mare than .C.. 1 value, if lost or thiss t in h a e g attlees uillies in sp ro 'To ed , orandto paid their :o A r g a :n s t u s c i h tl Vi tli ti e e C n •C a lt v ry er . " at FM= the Cross Keys, Wood street, Waggons to Goya; (Ad Wight, Perthassitah, &Rd Forms. _ LINDER , 733 0 1 --- I OFFICE OF ORD!VAATZ, Java V.', 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mit- JESTrs ORDNiINCR, de hereS give Notice, That they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thursday the 6tb day of September next, between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, SUNDRY LOT S of OLD and UNSER • CEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting of flames, Colors, Bit Halters, Rope !'races , and various ' other Articles of Sadlety and Harness, Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding, Powder Horns, 'terns, and Sand Bags, Copper, Steel, and mixed m e w, Tools of sorts, Bellows, Forge, and Hand Carts, Cart- kfides, old Match, and Fire Engines, with a variety of other Articles ; the whole of which may he viewed, upon appli- cation at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of at which places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered Sale ; to those Persons who may apply for the same. By Ord , r of the Board, R. A. CREW, Secretary. 1111.1. BARRACK-OFFICE, Setter:6er 1, into. CONDEMNED BARRACK STORES, LINEN AND WOOLLEN RAGS. AL! Persons willing to Contract for the Purchase dCendemned LINEN and WOOLLEN RAGS from the h s fseptelnber, as e ptember,lBlo, to the 29th of September, 1811,in the seven' Districts throughout Great Britain, and the Islands of G ‘e rnseyiensey, and Alderney, may see the particulars of Con- toa, Farm of'f'ender, and List of Districts at the Barrack Office, grog Gardena, or by enquiring of the several Barrack Masters throughout the same. `t.l I Tenders in the form prescribed to be delivered on or -welve o'clock on the 29th of September, directed to the Conenesinners for the Affairs of Barracks, Spring Gardens L on t o u,andendoreed " Tender for Condemned Barrack Stores." This day was published, Elegantly printed lop est oteeby hunner, price 10s. a boards, A NNW Editiell, of THE DEFENCE of POESY ; the Author Sir PHILIP SIDNEY, Knight. . Priqted for White and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet-street. This day were published, price 2.. EFLECTIONS on the CHARACTER of the Ix HINDOOS, and on the IMPORTANCE of CONVERT- ING them to CHRIS fIANTYJ being the Preface to, and cniclution of, a Series of Oriental Letters, which will shortly be JAMES FOR EES, Esq. F. R.S. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet.street. his day were published, price 2s. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS on the ADDRESS to his MA JES'IY, proposed by Earl GREY in the HOUSE el LORDS, 13th June, 1810. By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. I ;rerpool : Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London, SECOND EDITION.—EAST-INDIA 'Ellis day was published, price Rs. sewed, Pluitrated with a Coloured Map of Hindustan, pointing out the late Division of Territnry THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and - DI REC- oRY fur 1810; containing the Company's Establish. meats at Home and Abroad, with the Casualties that have °c- oated since the last Publication.—Various Rues and Regulations re.pectirg the Company's Service, and much other useful In- lormarion. By JOHN AfATHISON and ALEX. WAY MASON, Of the Secretary's Office, East India House. London Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leadenkall- , street; J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly; Charles P. Archer, Darn .:ert et, Dublio ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. LOVEDEN versus BARKER. This day was published, price 85. 1 17 - IE TRIAL at LARGE of an ACTION ine!.iht by EDWARD LOVED.F.N LOVEDEN, Esq. cz:Jjost THOM A RAYMOND BARKER, Esq. for Criminal ve-iation with Mrs. LOVEDEN, 1n wffith the damages wee. Lid at Ile; 00, tried before Lord ELIANIORUCCIII and a Sp cid Jury, at Westmi ster, on Monday, July 9, 1809, taken i S an; Hand by Mr. Gurney. To which are added, Procee g. ea the Motto.' for a new 'trial, am; the depositions of Wit- tiest.' in thr Cons;sto-y Court of London, including the inter- cepted Corres endence between Mrs. Love ' den and Mr. Barker, With the Sentence of Divorce pronounced by Sir Wm. SCOTT. Proved for Sherwood. Neely. and Jones, Paternity er-row. PERGUSSON'S POPULAR BIOGRAPHY CORRECTED 'lO JULY 1810. This day was published, in One thick Pocket Volume, closely Printed toe a new Pearl Type, price Si, 6d , in extra boards, A NEW BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, _ corrected to July t 81 1 ). cenitaintrg an Interesting Account st the I.res and Writings of the most distinguished Perious in eel ag. and Country. Be JAMES FERGUSSON, Esq. and Assistants. " This Volume not only contains Memoirs o f Public Cheese- !tc”ecently deceased, which were never before collected, and , imperfectly given in the Periodical Works of the Day ; but !Iso boasts of above 500 articles not to be found in the 15 Yo- re! if General Biography. So obvious therefore must be the ?Priority and utility of this useful and entertaining Compen- ium of Biographical informatiou, that, to an enlightened Public, Its own merit will be sufficient recommendation. " _ London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. Cbeapside; Messrs. Duncan', Glasgow ; and Mr. Sutherland, Edinburgh. EXAMPLE MORE rOWERFUL AND SEDUCTIVE THAN PRECEPT. thh day was published, a New Edition, in two vols. price 21. 6d. per Volume, with Engravings, THE JUVENILE PLUTARCH, consisting of ...--_,Arc.cotnts of the ear'y Studies and Attainment* of celebrated ,t C a h r l- ill, and of the early proficiency of many Persons after- coespicuous for their Virtue or Talents.—Printed for It:cease Pitittars, London , and to he had of all Booksellers. Ot whom may be bad, a ew Edition of the lierrisn Neeos Sr Lives of EsghsAunen who have rendered themselves remark- able by :heir Virtues, Talents, or Advancement in Life ; coin.; piled wi•!1 a view to place before the rising generation Examples 11 ": , ^ rth ui : . tf A t v h o e it ir Study and imitation ; with twenty-Sour Portraits, price Ss. NEW EDITION. This da THE WATERING PLACES FOR 18/0. y 14, cal f g ilt, price 185.4 n boards , 135.8 d. In red, or gilt, in one very thick and slowly printed Volume, rilintra..ted with nearly Seventy Maps and Views, """"r: — GUIDE TO ALL THE WATERING lield, every marina, )N, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Coach, r Smith) &Sy, at two o'clock. and PARVSATE Telegraph Coach, through r Crosses, ivenry Bank, Pinsport, Turnhitl, ch, Tuesday, Thursday s and Saturday morning al IGE Lord Nelson Coach, Monday, Wednesday, orninp at five, TBISH respectfully returns thanks to the Public; • for their unbounded favours in the Last Lottery, and aeittaints them that 'tickets and Shares are Selling for the pre sent Lottery, at both his truly Fortunate Oflfee,, 4, CORN H I LL, a;:d 8, CHARING-CROSS, Where 39 Capital Prizes have bt en ' , hared and Sold within the last nine Months: ••• Persons In the C•iuritry may be supplied by any (A Btsit's Agents, or by sending Bank Notes, Cash, good Bilk, or Post Office Orders, Co/myna., (Post raid), to eith e r 4, or 9, CIIMUNO-CRO+II, London. EIICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, an d C o . C on : tractors with Government for the present State Lottery, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are now on sale at their Offices, Bank-bulidings Cornhill, an d o pp os it e the. King's Mews, Charing-Cross.--SCHEME. . _ S 5 ......... ...... 2,000 ......... 5... ... ... ... ... 1,000 ............... 5,000 10 ... 000 000 000 000 ' 800 800 000 004 000 000 5,000 30 ••• ••• 000 000 000 100 ... ... ... ... 50 ... ... ... ... ... 50 ... ... ... 000 000 2,5440 100 .......,.... ..• 25 ••• ••• ••• •• •• • 2,500 4,800 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 13 ... •• ••• ••• ••• 72,000 20,000 Tickets. £200,000 Five Tickets of each Number. All to be drawn the 19th of Octob.-r, 1810. PLYMOUTH. At the London Tavern, kuxhole—treet, Plymouth, on Friday, the 14th Septemb e r i nst . at 10 u 'Cl oc k i n t h e F orenoon, A FINE PRIZE BRIG, has a figmid Head, between deck beams, and is Copper sheathed. I.ength on Deck - - - 73 Ft. 10 In. Breadth - - es 2 Admeasures about - - - 1 t3O Tons. Is admirably calculated for the Streights, West•ludta, or New foundland Trades.—Afterwards, To& IMPORTATION: About 230 Hhd‘. Coffee S Tons of Fuittit 100 Bags Ditto . 4 Kegs Paint, and 200 Ditto Pimento 3 Jars Paint OIL, 5 Tons I.ngwo.stl Being hrr entire Cargo. Also, TWO FRENCH CHASSE MAREEi—LE Boost RILNICONTRIL, burthen about SO Tons; and LA CAMILLA, but. then about 45 Tons, St for Coasting of bil..nd.Navigation; Prizes to His Majesty's ship I.:3ErATICIASILE. For viewing samples, :atslogths, and further information, apply to Mr. loom HAwltit, Acting Agent. at Plymouth. Atse—Fua Ex PDX! 25 Cases Haeannati Sugar, 1 Basket and I Box Oil, 2 Pipes Brandy, 2 Barrels suer, 5 Ditto Wine, 1 'Trunk Cuffee, 1 Ditto superior Sherry ditto, 1 Barrel 1 Ditto Malaya ditto, 2 Pipes choice Vidoula Wine 1 Copper Jar Essence, (in Bond.) FOR 110 Mt CONSUMPTION : About 70,000 Colquillo Nuts 4 Bales Cotton Wool 4 Cases Bark, in bottles 7 American Mast Pieces 1 Ditto Castor Oil, in ditto 700 Bars Flat Iron 1 Bale Jalap 11 Cwt. Fine Clay'd Sugar 3000 American Pipe Slaves 50 Casks Irish Butter 2 Tierces Mice For viewing, and further Info Mr. JOHN HA nation, tpply to 'KE.R, hirrelntnt. Plymouth. • C:LOUCESTERSHIRK. SUDE I .17 Y CASTLE, MANORS, and FREEHOLD ESTATE. On Thursday and Friday, the 27th and 28th of September, 1810, at Cheltenham, in r, O Lots, (Unless previously disposed of in one Lot by Private Contract, of which flue notice will be given), QUDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive 111ANeRs I- , of Sudeley and Winchcombe, with 22G8 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying compact, well dm hered and watered (the greatest part whereof Is covered by a Modus io lieu of Tythes, and Is uncommonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and convenient Farms, with good Farm-houses, Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites, rendering it one of the finest Estates in the County. The Castle, at a nto derate rap/nee, might be fitted up as a munificent Mansion ; and if sold in lots, the property is divided so as to forts several eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views fir for the ft sidelice of Gentlemen fund of agriculture u well as of opulent Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been made rpm thas property to Cheltenham, seven miles ; to Tewkesbury, llceeliam, and Stow, each 10 miles. The estimated value is up ward; of 21000 per annum. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Itichatid Ireland, at the Lo•!ge Farm, near Winclicombe, of whom printed particulars, with a Map, may now be had; and also at the principal Inns in the County; at the White II Lrt Hotel, in Bath ; at the Office of Messrs. Farrer and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Messrs. Webb, \Vebb, and Att wood, Salisbury, who are autbn. rised t• treat by Private Contrict. TO liE SOLTI BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN LO At the Crown Inn, Ludlow, On Wednesday, September 19, 1141 0 , between the hours of three and four in the afternoon. g EVE RAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting LI of FARMS, as undue: Lou. Where situate. 'Tenants. Quantities. 1 Gladdestry Thomas Lewis 193 A. 1 R. SP. g Ditto Thomas Morris 170 1 30 3 Ditto James 88 0 4 4 Ditto Mary Thomas 0 0 38 5 Huntingdon Timothy thrper 80 2 36 Gladiestry is between three and four miles we,: of Kinston (a good Market). in the County of Herefor d. The Farms are let to tenant, from year to year, and (hey will have notice to quit at the expiration of the current year. The four first Lots adjoin to itch oilier. The whole are capable of very great improvement by drainaze, and also ay irrigation, to a considerable eaten:. All the Farms have a Right of Common of Pasture over ex tensive Commons or Wastes, which, if divided amongst the Pro prietors and inclosed, would make a gre.a and valuable addition thereto. Three of the Farm, adjoin :he Commons. 'lke whole of the Land-Tax is r-ii;-71ned. Printed particular, nue ly• I .1 of Mr. Thomas Level., of Gladdestry, (with whom '' • • respective Lott is left); alto at the Crowe Inn, 1 .low ; the •; • . • ,'td King's Head lons, Kington ; :Act, f-Lrefnril; : ~• lnns in Leontirver, Pre-teign, Koighlon ; a ., . ~t Air. Smith. rchibt, Lodi:lw ; Mr. Crunithet, of Howey, bear Builfh ; Mr. B:rwinati, Knnc kin Hall, rent Shrewsbury; and Messrs. Forbes and Pccr)ck, T•y. .ondon. The resp. ciive Tenants will shim t! 1810.