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....,- , • ,' • 4 3 . . v• r ..• 1 1 • ', , •,,I. • 'V' • ... . • ' I°4l.9 ,; lii'Vg .--•-- ... , , J . • • • • - •N. -,.. .•• .• • :.• w 10 . . • ~ ~.. ii ... • . . ' .--...,...- . . NIII IILS . t . Ilt ° Ale •. ..ViNkb.. A Ok a L i Vi t tAI r - . ~. ~ O lt • 4 . . .111 i AIIK.II , --..,..%,,_. A f ' • • / ....- . . -...-......... glielfThimiminimmik • I UMMER 8544. FRI DAY, JU, ,Y 22, 1814. PRICE SIXPENCE-HAI.FPENNY. THE ADDRESS of CONGRATULATION to Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, approved at a Meeting of Meithants, Bankers, and ethers, held the 8t k instant, will remain for Signatures a few days longer at tLe CITY or 1.0141110,1 TATIAN, between the hours of 'Twelve .; - ,n,1 Two &Clock. WILLIAM HOLDEN. This day was publi.hed, In Three Volumes, l2mo. price El. I s. beards. WAVERLY or, 'TIS SIXTY YEARS SINCE." A Novel. Prinfed by J. Ballantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and Archibald Constable and Co. • SALES )3Y AUCTION. TO THE CURIOUS IN M roVE, GREEN-HOUSF; AND _ _ - - - - EXO rIC PI.AN • ty Mr, COCHR AN. • • On the Premise*, (to Monday. the •ISth of July, 11114, rod fol lowing Days, at Eleven &Cinch, • • THAT very Unique an..l Choice CC) I..I,ECTIO?i, di.* study and labour of many Years of Mr. THOMAS EVANS, Crombie-row, Commercial-Road, Stepney ; consisting of very handsorm• grow'd Stave ['tants, Paints ort e'er ma:mired* and value, .4relitt.a's, Musa'ai and *lowa every ding v at I, ti-ev and curious In the Stove, Green. liou.e, and Maxie C•Sleo. 'ion from all Countries, Cape Plants and Baths; wwh line Bib den of Herbaceous Plants, lied. of Tulips and Rana:Kula", large Climbers. Brick, U'ood, and Wass work nt due" atom and large Green-lo .use, sundry Pit Lielvs, Utensils Ste Thetollegtion ben' of Etch eminence, nu e..ainteef on the Selectlea.is nectitary, and only front J sere-, wrack 1141 1..1 health could have brought this valuable Codeettua tube parted.wirb,po l ion the pride u the lisoprit tor. To be viewed till the ,ale. by applying to Mr. Webb, Florist,, adjoining the Prem..e.., where C.naloshes 'day he h and at Mr. Hid's Maw" Laytnnstnn-; at Messrs. Gordan and Co, Fasighelbistreet Fate and Sun, CalaCillan 110. t:tegb ; Ir. Masiins, Fleet-street ; Messrs Dickson aid An(1 4 1. 4 tons, COntilt-Oarileti;*and of the Auctlotteer, No. 7, Dukes , street. Grosevobr-stinare. • • STATE LOTTERY BEGLNS DRAWING Till to OF SEPTEMBER, ISM SCHEME. £20.000 are 5140,000 10,000 5,000 10,000 2,000 1,000 500 200 100 50 10 55,000 This day was published, price Ss. in boards, MODERN PAR NASSUS ; or,The NEW ART of POETRY, a Poem designed to super.ede the Rules of Aristotle, Horace, Longinus, Vida Bone" and Pope. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard. 2 • ... This day was published, in Foolscap Octavo, the 3d Edition, price 9s. boards, THE WORLD BEFORE THE FLOOD, a Poem, in Ten Cantos, with other occa.lonal Pieces. By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nester•tow ; and at the British Gallery, 54,'New Bond-etreet. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. The Wanderer of Switzerland, ;ad other Poems; the 6t! edition, In small Bvo. price Gs. boards. 2. The West ladles, and other Poems; the 91 edition, In gm "eke as. bunk. 10 15 20 2.750 NEW EDI I lONS OF POPULArt -$CliOOl, BOOKS. Printed for CHARLES Lay', No. IS, Ave-Mara-lane, London; and the rest of the Proprie;ort. • _ Schools .uppited ou the oa.ist reasmaink 'Fenno. I.ASk.:HOJL DIC riONA Y; or. Entick:s Eng- Ch Dictionary. abridged opt ada t ted Ito the Use of Sanwa; cuntai y Roots of Worts, and ilLse a tin porrance an.l Utility, and omit ing Dcrivatire, Obsolete, Muter, and UOuvisi Wards By :lie itev.,ALVID BLAIR, Author of the Enal:%lt Gratn:nar, Class husk, Readintkizerci.es,,Granunir Philosophy. &c. ace. 1 Gird Eidi. ion, with numerous tripitive metit4. Price Si. bbUnd. 2. The English Pronouncing gpelling Book, on a Plan entirely Nww; cerrec Provincialism., and promote a ant torm Prononciatioss, by exhibiting to the r.ye the venous Ano ittati t of the I.angtiage, aii•n; wax the regular Sounds; accosts panied by a great Van. ty of bar/ and Progrtsatte steadaig Lis som. The whole intended as ;s first Bunk fur Chtdren by Monies Wt.', late Master ut tLe Free hawk& Scud, Price is. 6d. bound. _ _ _ 14,000 Ticket,, Xt40,000 NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of Dewing: Ist Day - - let SEPTEMBER. 2d Day . 13th SEPTEMBER. id Day - - 17th SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Stores are SeUini by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. geometers for• the Lottery.at t►eir Offices, the Corner of Bank boildlop, Cornltlll, and being the King's Mews, Charing-Cress. Price of a Ticket - i 0 ,ClO 7 0 I Eighth " - siSt 13 6 5 5 0 Sixteenth - - 1 7 0 ILLUSTRATIONS otthe POEMS or ROBIIR !WRNS. 114 day wereyObllshed, price XI. 1t s. 6d. in boards ; Proof . . Impressions X 2. 19s. 6d. in boards , TWELVE. ENGRAVINGS, to illustrate the POEMS of ROBERT BURNS, from Designs by T. St.thard, B.A. and a POR. I RAI r of Dr. CURRIE, from an original P.crure, by H. Home. he w!‘ule engraved by R. 11. CROMEK. Half . • Quarter I'HE EIZOANr FURNITURE. GLASSES, PIO eltit% 80010, PRIN f'S an t DRAWINGS, &c Ho f UI r 04: mar OXFORD 111e.E, the Plover y at Lk INC Lora 1.41.4.0 BE SOLD BY AUC LION, By Mr H. PHll.l.l?i, On the Premises, near Wuch:Ruck, ou M.ine.hy next, July !S i :m1101;101% Days, precisely at Oat each day, by order of VIYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co ventry-etreet, solicits the early altentien of his Friends and the Public to the much-approved Scheme of the present Lottery, which begins Ist of SEP ('EMBER, and contains 2 of £20,000 I 2 of £5,000 - • - 10,000 I 2 - 2,000. Ste &e. Levee Prises £2O, and all the Capitals floating.—Price of a Ticket £l9. 19t. and a Sixteenth only .dt. 75. at EYTON's Offices, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry.street,Nibere Na„ 561, a Press of 1000, was sold in the last Lottery. All Badness in the Public Funds and other - Government Se. eiritieitreasseted wilb.promptorss and fidelin. Printed for T. Cadell at d W. Davi-s, Strand, Lonan ; W, Creech, and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. • DEVON6HIRE.—.To be LET at SOLD, A ' ESTATE, situated about 16 miles horn Exeter, containhm ISO Acres of low enclosed Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land of excellent quality, and extatisive Men of Common Pasturage adjoining This Estate has been some time in }he occupatied of the IProprietot, who is a very eminent Agriculturist, and is in very good cultivation. The /Shadings are nearly all new and well adapted for the Farm. There Is plenty of Game aad good Trout Fishing en the Pre lON% For further particulars, apply to Adam Murray t Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, London. (Letters post paid.) ANNUAL . LUTTING OF THE BARRACK CAN PEENS BARRACK °Mei. LONDON , JULY 6, 1814. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the CANTEENS in the under-mentioned Barracks, are to be halt to the highest bidden, fur one Year, front the 90th Septem ber next, to the 29th September, 1815. , No person but of unexceptionable character, nor any person far more than one Canteen, or who will not undertake boua fide to reside in the Canteen, and coodUct the business thereof in his OVA person will be approved; and two sureties. will be required , foe the erga/ar payment of the rent, and all sums which may bo., come due is respect of the said Canteen, and for the due per. fsieniacee of la! several conditions and cipulatlons of the lease. :T . he person whose proposal shall be accepted, and his sureties, must execute the indenture of lease and covenants relating thereto, the particulars whereof may he kudos's by applying to this Office, or to the Barrack Masters at the several Barracks. The names cf two resprc•able persons with their Christian names, prof -.Cons, and places of abo.de, who volt join tl:e tenant in etecut rig the indenture as 1)6 sure kw, mud be Marred in the poolsosals, and the tenant is to ply fir the stamps, and the Com missioners for the ASEAN of Bursas do nut un dertake to pro cure-the tenant a licence. Sealed Proposals, with. the words " Tender : for C.`anteen," Written on the outside cover, will be received at this Office, on or before twelve o'clock at noon of Wednesday, the 3.1 of August next, erer wlych hour, any proposal received cannot be noticed. By the Mutiny Act, Canteens ere not. I.able to have Troops bUletted upon It tn. . 'I be Form of :hc Proposal to be as fugues : To the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks, I hereby effer for the Canteen, at for one year, from 30th Sq. &ember 1814, to the 29th September 181 5, the :it.-.1 of Pounds as rent, and Pounds for the privilege of selling Liquors &c. therein, making together Rounds, and prop we Mr. of and Mr. of as my Sureties fur the s.une. Ai-undel Hythe, Large Ashford D:tto Small Battle --- Fri Iwiss Perryhearl Su:tierland lieshill Old --.. Muncrief Bexhill Huts Ipswich Old Birotin 6 fiain . ' Ipswich New Blatehingtun Kilight.Kridge Probst-no 1•1111, Killgalarlilo Btighten 1 .ewes Canterbury Cavalry Maids:one - rho infantry Malden Chadians, North Mance:ester • .1) tto South Mill En, Plymouth Cliebpsford„ Old Noumea, Cross, East Digo,. New Norman Cross, West Chiefs/an 41. Norwich Colchester Not tingl.ana • Croydon Ottery Danbury Parkhurst Dartmoor Playclen or Rye Deal North Infantry POr ch. rer IDeal SoUth luf.atry Port man street Dorchester Itomford • Dover C rade] . Romney Dover I Wens, or Redoubt Radipole, Weymouth Barracks Stonelti,use, Plytnouth Etungeet io Crand Redoubt rendown Ottto (No.i) Fort Silver Hill '......../. (Vtio.l) Dort strywing —:—. 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GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, in several Lots. t 47 Plaesa4i at Tea 4 Weesweed • Rarmasaa• 2,1 Neatace lea's • Crape Mocta Stones 2 Slue is 14 Fans Yawl. and Materials 10 Jars of Saccades Aed varlont ocher Art'el.s. rva lemur/Lg . :eget 92 GOV rus of C•neva 1 d •ilk .hawks . 421 Giko::s Lipiri•. of !trawl) , 146 P.ur sit trench Leettra car,m, ut lira: dy 4 owes 47 Gallons, nt Rom Pi.ce- and T Remnants 9 Routes of Asrack of And varlnn4 what Articsee To be BURN I'.—One hem of limbr .I.lenet The Goods may be viesewl on the day prcceluig, acid gia tba morning of the day of Sale. •,• Twenty-flve per Cent. wit be rlutred as a deposit. 1 he Spirituous Liquot•will be put up at the appraised , vahtm below which they cannot be sold; and the Purchasers decree, will likew.i.o be chargeahle with the duties thereon, in the event of .uch .pirits Whig taken out of the Warekdusc for Hume Con. gumption. BERKi. COTTAGE ORNEE, LAND, fine STREAM of WATER. RA. a abort D'stance from Newbury. 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