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,7,,,t0n 604(9] ..- . .. r ..----- fo g THE BENEFIT OF MR. BLANCHARD. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. iiIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE '2, IROB, o b e presented (not acted these ttstie years) the favourite opera, called I°‘ INKLE AND YARICO. Sr Christopher Curry, by Mr. COOKE, resrpearanee in that Character—and for that night only.) P lnkle (with Songs) Mr. BELLAMY ; c ari piey, Mr. TAYLOR ; Medium, Mr. W-aiDDY ; Trudge, Mr. BLANCHARD. p at io (with additional Songs) Mrs. VICKONS ; w i s p, Miss BOLTON; Wowaki, Mrs. LISTON. o v a of the Play, (for this Night only) a Unet on the gee and Piano-Forte, by Mr. and Miss WEIPPERT. ts the course of the Evening, the following Sougs : ilk Frog in the Cock'd Hat," Mr. LISTON. o t ir ComickEn MERY. .pe Old Commod o re, " (i Character) Mr. TAYLOR.. o i favourite Song, Mr. BELLAMY. Ti Ai will be added the revived Serino, Plrand Ballet of Ittill RAYMOND AND AGNES ; Or, THE BLEEDING NUN. Dwnond, Mr. FARLEY ; Agnes, Miss ADAMS. vrith a Pas Trois, by the Mioes ADAMS. ( T ao,' be had of Mr. Blanchard, No. 26, BrydgesAttreet , :ffleseGaties; at the Wrekin Tavern, broad-court, Long yo d d Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places for i.g o ses any Do taken. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADir.s. ENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to r^ made w the most eb gant and fashionable manner, and in that legifpro:rcd style of entting which has given unii.er,alontis oe to 'lnc Nobility and I:entry, by DIETRICHtEII and 1,41, Taylor, at No. 12, Ratl.bonc-plaee, London (the lat rioetoforr l'ot..mar , to rsir. Allen). They also make young Admens Suits :..nd Hussar Int sses in the most tasteful and oct form. Cour,trf Residents may Lc informed how to send airmeavare per Pon. leginsentals,Court Drerscs, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, • Is. &e. NVONI.k.N. IFIE grea test blemi sh to beauty is stiperfl lons TTa.;.rs i °tithe Face, Neck, and Arms--HUBLRT's P.0M , ....5.TF. 3WDER inunellately I.:lmes& tkem, Is an elegant article, per ethr innocent And pleasant to use, price 4e. Sold by the Proprittor, No. 23, Russel-street, Covert tlelto 47, B , )nct-streLt ; JVondrnan, 169, Piccadilly ; DAN i,ria, 0, Fteet-street ; Thorn, 43, Orford-street; Dunnett, 3, CheAride ; 01, Dublin ; Barter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Geeeson, Liver .; Sensor, Hertford ; Gilburct, Brighton ; Mitchell, Colette'. ; Tymbt, Worcester ; Spre-4e, •Funbridge-Wells ; Jenki- , , .Bettison, Margate ; koltason, Coventry ; and in ever y c ,d,allowance to thal.!ors. • sopri-s I.IQUiI) DYES, io awl' Silk :stockings, Lizcn, Cotton, Silk, Tiffany, Ganz-, Feather, Fur:, Stc. COME of these DYES are much in use by Thread y bleachttr, W•iollen and Yaro Manufacturer. ) Ribbon-di cs tat lleoldirld:rr, Trat and FratLeptiwts, Ay; ificij pl o wer. okers, ra various other bitsinetses ; ail Private Families will fad tb'm eerr uet iul t , s tcint any aricle of Lt‘dy's Dress, and &Nankeen Die for t;entlemen's Pantaloons, 6r.c. gives a co l:fatting to new, and arc quick and stnple to use. WA, Wllidirections, in bottl , w, viz Dye, 21. Gd. Lilac Sloan, or Pale Dye, •2s. 6d. Nankoen Dye, Is: Liquid The Mae tract ls. thehottl-,in s v ral sizei. Lik%:Wisg• Scrtt's Dorahlg loE, to mark or write on Linen with a pert, that will not &barge, price 2t. the bottle:. Pripittel and sold, wholesale . and vial, by John Sentt,.Cslour Prepreito her Nlajtoty, 417, in the Strand, a few doors Erman litalvd-strett, and by most venders of bottle articles in the WIlllt“ _ _____ . _.. _ _ . .. • TO - am I.,OVrRS OF TIIP. DIZ AlifA . bilk eras published, No. I. of a ne4 periodical Work, to be continued quarterly, Price ss. entitled THE DRAMATIC AFFLI.LANT.—This Nn. ;ompr.sed of 240 pares, contains the following interer it , g ?<jotted Pieces. The Daronanf Flb , .,itivergh, &Tragedy, in I.ive Ara; William Tell, ditto ; Albert and li nsalie, a Melo-drama, Three Acts; and the Wager, a 7,lusiral Entertainment, in 'l'wo Acts: inireover, one sheet of Critical Remarks on the Stage, en litledthe PinTyeist !! Publithed for R. and T. finghmt, 13, Lneigate-street ; may be hada: the Dram itie Appellant Office, rl.', Ihll;.yarcl, Carey-street: I:4l'd all Booksellers and Circul.ni •g Libraries in the United lisploset. ti ' ' : NEW' Novpi.. , ' 1 This day vs 2., pnblished, in Pour Volumes, price 11. in hoards, '' lINFORTUNA-TI: ANIC)ORS ; with Biographic 1J ske;ctr• nf some Noted Ire. Eccentric Characters. In . ( " Ir:i 4 Mcmoi.ril 9f the . Sarcauic Al xander Muck.le. e BY Ji...NKIN JONES, r• Aathar of " Prns and . Coes for cr- o id and , 147 men " " Hobby • Horses," the " Phihl:ttltropi3t," Az.c. London: Printed for. N1...A11.1., 1 -., Patemnster-row. -', l Of wlinm may he bad, last pl.blished, horrssioNAt CIIARACTVPIqT:cs, consisting of Naval ..' !rails 9 iiritary Ernils, l'hysical DiSasters, I.q,ril Flav , s and °Mai Lamentations, uttered by :In Admiral, a Colnirl, a , Lawyer, a Davnr, and a Parson, in the Coffee Room at Path, Rice St. in eztra blarcii. . Now publishing in Vll•rnlrs, pries 6d, caeh, To be conti:med we.ltlT till rmnrlescd, in Ibrte Etr:J:ntce Volumes, I Solo. ANEW and cornrkte 'Collection of the trlc . st TC rnarkalnleTßlALS for ATYLTI:r.SRIt',Er.e...te. tont:dolor a Vat vatietv of important and interesting Trials, among which are the following:— Queen Catharine, DAP of Cumberland, T'nehess of Norf-11t, Thebes% of Graftor Doeliess Kit:rston,.Polee of Cleveland. Lord Balthonre, Lord Al:gastnn Fitzroy, Lord Grr7, I .ord Hot laud, I-Idr Bolivrhroke,l.ady Sarah Banbury . , Lacii Grosvenor, Lid! Lignrier, Lady 'Ey„.eonnel,Lndr Ludy rercY, (lioness Carmarth..n, Sir T. Titrt on, C010 , .‘1 Captain Camhier, Dr. Morley, Rev. 101, Craven, Mr, SlY.ritian ' hit. Storer, Mr. Bowes, Peter Mrs. I.ceka Mn, Itad' Mrs. Brookes, Mr.. Campbell, Mrs. Druper,,Mr. Cresso n . & e. London : Pri :tett for F.. James, Ikrarltet-street, Borough-mad led slid by all Booksellers, Ztationen, Newsmen, and Number /I.nd: rs l 9 the Uni cd Kir.7cletns, fee. eec. ON THE TRF..IT.Mii.N r OF THE TABEs DORSAL'S. Th Aar was published, price 7s. THE Third Edition, with very considerahle fiats, of Pr'-tieal Essays and Observations on the :iature, railer and the most rational ir.ede of treating and eradi tviltg':hat liz.vies of Consumption, incident to youth and the dif ferent stages of life, commonly railed TARES DORSAL'S.-- Including 'he etire of that train of concomitant disorders which derange the Iranian orgaa, so as to rend..r them not Daly itscont- Arent to the divine finiethms of procreation, but Inadequate to Pinform e , .-en the ordinary offi es of rature. By H. ST. JOHN Nr ALE, Mmther of the Royal .Icademy of Paris, of the University of .ley.!en,and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon-Major to the sth Regiment of infantry, to the 18th, or Queen's Regiment 411 Lien Dragoons, ard to the Royal Hospital at Chatham. As to the merits of the above Work, the. Public are referred to the Anti lat. hin Review for las- September. Printed f..r J. Walker, and H. D. Symroonds, Paternoster-row; lied to be had at No. a , Fs ids street. Svba-siPare• rri. !I:e on! T .1 U RS !) :1 V, JUNE 2. 1808. VIL IVA LL OFrII:E, fitly 30, 1303. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESIT's NAVY de henby give Notice, That on I'riday next, the Sd of June, they will be ready to reeeits renders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Eigbt Hundred Quar tersof new PALE and Two Hundred Quarters of new dust.. dried AMBER MALT, to be delivered in three Weeks brweekt, proportion; into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford,and' to be paid for by Bills payable with interest PO days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be Seen at the Secretary's Offieb. No re:, , ,rd will k had to any Tender in grkiek the prier shall not tie inserted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Gore One d Clod on the said Friday next the :id if Jane, nor unlaa the Person wk. mak.' the Tender, or some Person en his behalf, attends to ortsta er when rn.';‘,ll%,r. ORDNANCA OFFICE, May 25, 180 R. TH.E IiRIArCIP.,II, OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY'a ORDNXIVCE, de hereby give Nake, This day was paltlislted, price Gd. • AGRICUL LURE THE SOURCZ. OF TIIE A- wEAurti 01 , BRITAIN; Reply us tit Cbjections urged by Mr. Mill, the Edinburgh Reviewers, Ohl b• aglinst the Doctrines of the Pamphlet entitled " *Vain ItalepauL nt of Commerce;" with Remarks on the Critic of the Monthly Ref/Min on that Work. By WILLIAM SPENCE, F. L. S. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, lately published, by the same Author, 1. Britain Independent of Commerce. Sistlt Editionorice S. 2. The Radical Cause of the Present Distresszs of the West- India Planters. Seriol Edition, price That they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, en Thursday - the ilth day of June next, betwecn the hours of eleven and four o'Clock, Sundry Lots of Old and Unservic..able Ord— nance Stores, Consisting of Ilames Collar, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other• Articles of Sadler). and Harness, Beds, Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of Bedding, Powder . I corns, Tents and Sandbags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Aletal, Tools of sorts, Oak and Fir Scantling, together with Building Blaterials and various other Articles, the whole of which may b. viewed upon application at the Honnurable Princi pal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those persons who may apply for the same.—By Order of the Boercl, R.II. C.'RFW, Svcretary. FOR ACCOUNT OF TILE COMMISSIONERS FOR DANISH PRIZES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, SUSSEX. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURF.. -Thluday was published, illustrated by Twenty Engravings, repass. seating Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, and I.ive Stock, with a Sketch of the Soil, price Fourteen Shillings in Boards, AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULIIIRE of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and du seribintthe Geographical situation and genera circumstances of the County ; the State of Property ; the Buildings, and Mode of Occupation ; the Implements ; Enclosing ; the Arable Land, in every kind of Culture; the Grass Lands; the Carlini . and Orchards ; the Woods and Plantations ; the Wastes, the Improvt•- Thetas, geperal and particular; the Live Stock ; the Rugal E.:0110 my, and Rse Political k:concmy, including Roads, Canals, Corn. mace, Manufactures,the Population,Societies, tee. &c. Stn. 4 By the Rev. ARTHuit YOUNG. Printed for Ric it ARI) PlltLLlrs, Bridge-street, Brackfriars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Survey , of 28 Counties, recently published under the direction of tht,lloard of Agriculture, uniformly printed in Octavo,and done up in boar 4s, N. B. Sets, as far as publiLhed, uniformly done up, , rr particular Reports, may be had of all Booksellers, at the pMasure of the Purchaser. At the I radon Tavern, 1 , 0%1:Me-street, Plymouth, on Friday the /7th day of June next, at i t &Clock in the Forenoon, THE Good Danish Barque.NAIADEN, No. 53, no figure held, of the following Dimensions: J.engtli on Deck - - 7to Ft. 11n. Depth in the Hold - - 14 3 Breadth above the Wales - 21 .. 9 Adineesnrea - - - lao 59.94 Tom. For viewing, lnventeries, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth, One of the Agents to the commissioners for the Sale Plymouth, Nl.ty 28, 1808. of Danish Prizes. At ha I.ONPUN TAVERN, PLY 11101.71 H, on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, at eleven, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. About 130 Tons Cocoa 50 Cases Peruvian Bark 473 Ingots of Tin Belan , the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vizil vile, drained on her voyage from Lima to :Ipain, by his Mapsty's ship Amy- Tit ST, Michael :.erna.ur, Esti. Commander, and since condem ned as prize. Also, In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisement anti Sale, Aar:l a4 to the Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawker, 50 Hogsheads Sugar, - Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. Fp Catalogues and other Particulars apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. THE LARGEST OX in the KINGDOM, of the true Herefordshire sort, bred by, and now in possession of Mr. Taylor of Vatton in the Parish of Aymssrey and County of Hartford. In dimension and symmetry of parts this wond.trful Beast, only seven years old, excoccls the noted Durham Ox. This Ox, which has been much admired by the best Judges, is to be 'old and his me:Lsurement a are as follows; Height, S feet 11 inches. I.er.gth from Top of the Head to the Butt Oldie Tail, 9 feet 4 inches. Girth ,r‘ lid/Be, 11 feet 6 inctes. Ditto at the Fore-legs, 10 feet 5 inches. From tl4r Bt east to the Ground, 1 toot 6 incbes. Letters (post raid) will be duly anoccred—This Advertisement will net he continued. PHII 0:-OPHICAL 'TRAN'•ACI'!ONS of the ROYAL. SO CM I Y of LONDON, abridged by Dr. lipprort, Dr. Strew, aid Pr. RICHARD Pr.a.nsox. HE Subscribers and the Public are respectfullyT informed. that th.• Poutur . :l:tcrit VoLums of this Work is completed, and ready for delie,•ry. The l'•.'ills!ters !ive sttitftetinn to state that this Abridge m•nt, which will enmpris :he erlginal Transactions from tlitir Commencement to the end of 1003, will be ec:mpleted within a year : I.nnenn : far*C. and P.. 111,.1w7a, New Bridge-street. T 1;.: (tar sve: , ., published, in live. price in boards, tts. E'rTERS written daring a TOUR through SOCTII WALES, containing Views of the'llistory, Anti quities, and C.'nstrms of that Part of the Principality, and inter spersed with Observations on its Scenery, Agriculture, Botany, Miner.logy, Trade, and Manufactures. By the Rev. I. EVANS, U. A. • I ate of Jesus Colbrg<•, Oscon. London : Printed fir C. and R. BAldwin, of New Bridge-meet. Where may be had, by the slow Author, the Pd Edition of • LETTERS writ ten during a TOUR. in NORTH WALES Ss. Tbisday were published, in 3 vols. Sim. Tllas`rated with a ir-at numher . of Plates,' price 27;. in hoards, PHE WORKS of the late PIACIVAL POT T, F. R. S. A New Edition, contain irg Correttiona; with Notts, and a Short Account of the I ;tie ul the Author. Itiy Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S. Rihrgenn Lixtraordinsry to the KING. Printed for . J. Johnson, Seateherd and Letterman, John Ri chardson, James Richardson ; Loopinan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; Caz:ell and Davies, J. Callow, B. Crosby and Co.; R. Sem!cy, F. Cos, and W. Grace. RIVING TO' CONTI REGI NUATION OF THE ANNUAL STER. _ -- - - On the 4th of June wilibe publish‘d, in One very Lange Volute , price, in boards, 16s. THE ANNUAL REGISTER , or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1794. And also, the Volume for the Year 1140'2, price itis. being the Second of a New Series, commeceing with the present Century. Primed for F. C. an 1 1. Itivingtoa, No. 62, St. Pears Church yard. Ot whom may b.., had, The AN,MAL REGISTER, for the Year 17111, 179'2, and 1793, pricein boards 13. Otr. 6d. Also The ANNUAL R convert, for the Year 1801, being the firtt of t he New Series, price inboards 13s. And a GENERAL IND.X to the ANIMAL RIMISTRR, from the Y. -sr 1758 to 17914 both inclusive, price in boards, 14s. or half bocna 15,• containing the Index from 1781 to 1792, Ti t! Second Voimne , may he lvd see:lrate. N. B. '1 he Vviames for 1195 and 1903 are la the ma, and will appear early in the winter. . . , 41)) 1.. .. e if s : • ...i i .- %, 1 1. -.,,.....- - 1 \-. i, • ........ \ .., ' ,r.t I. )1, . 1 - ,pr N/0 ' ) • . • ~f ~` .[Pc. ICE. Si c F. AUCTIONS WILLIAM 1-1 b \YELL, of C r atraWay's Coffee boon, reeectfully begs leave to inform ids i 7 riends, the Pnblit, and those t.;4;t%nitau .vhn have favoured hint with their sALgS at the above House heretofore ' *Mate his engaged the Large Roam in King's Arms-buildings, facing Ganaways, far their further acctiantoodititia, where he Inttably solicits their fa . Lure support. Pk:RME - ORNEE, CLAPHAM. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garrivray's Coffee House, thange-Alli, on Friday, the 34 lif hue, 1808, at Twelve &Cinch, AVERY- Valuable and Improveable LEASE . 1-101.1) Es`rArE, with immediate poesestiell. Mal 414irs• bly situate, adjoining Dragmon Lane opposite the S mile stool , upon Clapluun Common, on the ro ad 'rooting, consisting commodious House. St for the Residence of a small genteel Fay may, with two large Gardens, Yards, Barns, Stabling, and otler wove:lL:a 13eildings ; also an old house, which may be carmine& into, Cottages; together with about 61 Acres of very rich am ble and mead ow Land in a ring fence and at present in a high state of Cul t ivation :—Held wader Lea se from Emanuel College, Cambridge, fut 9 years from Michaelmas 1807. and renewable' every sewn years, according to the custom of College Lms a. Printed Partivlars may belled at Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Cltange.all ; nide Messrs. Drivers, Land Sueveyors, Stc. Kent Road, London. . VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES--110.MERTON. By Messrs. DRIVER, At GarraWay's Coffee-house 'Change-Alley, on Friday, the Sd of June, 18uts, at Twelve &Clock, in Two Lots, unless an accep table offer is previously made, LOT I. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES- A TATE, very pkiantly sl:uate at Upper Homer ton, within three miles of tie Royal Eachougz, held for the unexpired term of 1,8 Year:, from Chrirmas I exYf, and c.inpri slig a very convenient Dwelling 2 iouse, fitted up in a mat and elegant style, containing rooms of varlet's descriptions ; a walled Gardm and a Siring of exec-lien Water. Lox ' ll. Consists of a Small Dwelling at a short distinct front the above, with a three-;tall Stable and Cotch-hose, of Which 120 rani will be unexpired at Michael nas, 180 . Printed Particulars may be hal at Oarriway's CoffecAinuse, 'Ciasge-alley ; and of Mesas. Drlvas, Land Surveyors, Ai. Kent Road, London; where Tickets may h.: had to view the Premises ! . f..)r Mondays, ‘iednesdays, or Fridlys. HILL. FARM, ESSEX.—by Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, on Friday the sd or lune, 11308, at twelve o'clock. A VERY Compact Estate, called HILL FARM, in the occupation of Peter Smith, consisting of a canveni eat dwelling-house, with about 13S acres of exceeding rich arable and meadow Lund, situate in the parish of Great Waltham, in the county of Essex ; bounded in part by the River Chelmar i and in other parts by the turnpike road leading from Chelnssford to Dunmow. 1 his Estate is Copyhold of inheritanc,, held of the Manor of Waltham Bury, at a fine certain. Printed particulars may be had at the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mr. Channanys, at Epping ; of Messrs. Pollster, Cooke, is..d Fr.:be, Lincoln's inn; at Garraway's Coffee houtc, 'Change Alley; and of Messrs. Drivers,land-surrcyors, Ste. Kent Road, London; where a plan of the Estate may be seen. 'I Le Reputed MANOR of SHELFORD and MWGROVis By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Conehouse, 'Change Alley, on Friday, the sd . I une, 11044, at twelve o'clock, IkVERY Improveable FREEHOLD ES TATE, most desirably situate one mile from Canterbury, and ad joining the turnpike-road to Margate, in the county of Kent ; comprising' the reputed Major of Shelford and Midgrove, fishery in the River Stour, royalties, rights, and appurtenances, gadabout sel acres of deb marsh, meadow, pasture, and arable lands, hop. g -aund.s and wogli, with two good farm-houses, barns, stabling, ald other conve liaat buildings. The whole lies eztremely corn ; pact, intersected ,by the River Stour, and part in the occupation of Mr. Foreman and Mr. Matlack, and the remainder in hand ; of t4e a mita va'ue of atvout txol. M ty bi view .:4, by applying to the tenants; and printed para.. cu ',.r. may be had at Kiclinan's Hotel, Margate ; at the K'nz's ii :ad, Canterbury ; at the Rate, Sittingbourne ; at the Crown, ttoch2ster ; of M..:.sra. Smith, Kekwick, and Hoskyns ' Lincoln's inn ; at Garraway's Coffee - house , 'Change Alley ; and of Messrs. larivas, land -surveyors, Bic. Kent Road, London. ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON THE BORDERS (if xe..r AND SURREY. By Messrs. DRIVER,. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, on Thursday, the 23d June, 1800, at twelve o'clock, in Six Lots; AVERY Valuable and particularly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, and a small part COPYHOLD ; most delightfully situate in an excellent Neighbourhood, at Holly Hill, near Forest Row, on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 3.; miles from London, 21 iron Brighton, and 10 - from Tunbridge. consisting of an elegant Mansion House, fitted up in the Villa style, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite. of Rooms, of good proportion, with. Offices of every description, which can be requisite or convenient; an excellent Ritchen Garden, cam pletay stocked with Fruit Trees, in fill bearing, and about 250 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, In the highest state of cultivation ; together with a Right of Common over more than 6000 Acres, and abounding with a variety of Game. The Mansion to be viewed with 'rickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand; and of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 'Print d Pare ticulars may also be had at the White hart,Godstone ; POTSCI Arms, East Gan ;tead ; Star, Lewes; Castle, at Brighton ; Susses Tavern, 'Tunbridge Wells; and at °areaway's Coffee-house. 'Change Alley, London. KENT FARMS, 'lO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornklll, on Thurs . day, the 7th of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, in several Lots, ^'UNDRY very Valuable FARMS , consisting if LI above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Mirsh land, most conveniently situate en the parishes of Bexley an? h:rith, in the county of Kent, within 12 miles of the Metropolis in the o ccupation of John Wyburn, Thomas Gilling, James Sar rant, Thomas Seal, and John Weeks; to be let upon a_ lease of . 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1888. The Lands of Berk:* ntay be viewed by applying to Mr. Binge, at itexley ; and those at Erlth by applying to the respective occu• piers—Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Binge Ship 'la. vent, Woolwich; Castle, &them; Edema, Gravesend ; Crown, Rochester ; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Dartford; Red Lion, Farn ingham ;of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street; at Garraway's and of Messrs. Driver ; Land Surveyors; Ste. Kent-road, London, MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH, TO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford , on Tuesday, the 12th oi sly, I 808, at 'Fero o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots, currErky very Valuable FARMS, consisting of 1 , 0 above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Laud, in very high condition, situate in the parishes of Alston, Snakb, Wareham, Brenta, Ivey Church, Srergate, and New Romney, in the county of Sent, in the occupation of Jeffery Monk,. Missrs. Eve and Miylane, and John Swine, ; to be let upon a lease for 21 years, from Michatlmas, 'lle Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers, and p9r iculars may he had it the Saracen's Head, Ashford; Swan, Hastings; George, Rye; New Inn, Romney; Red Lion, Apple dory; relkeetone Arms, Folkestone ; Kings Head. Canterbury ; &as . , Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester; Rose,Sittingbourast; Maws Touruay, Hythe; of A. i'arkin,.Esq. Great Orrnord-sereet Garraware, and of Messrs. 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