The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-21 00:00:00

FROM SAIVRDAY niZEDTE, PARTN EIISH IPS DISSOIN fj). John Stoeldart lad Kotula' Hostel'', of Deptford, Kent. March It, 'sow Jobs Roamer and John Polgfsse, of Bristol, letter-press and coppar-plate printfry. March is, 11014. Joseph Basiag soil John Neale ' of Spwealnemland, Seiko, druggists, tea-dealers, grocers, sod cheeoeusuogui. Dee. et. 11,07. Ralph Tiudolc-y, of Wigsn, Lancaster, rottoinsainoer John Dogfish, of Wigan, eugineer and euitim-spiosier and Assort Stock, of Wiguo, cottonwpiiiiier. Niger,* In, 11011. John Hayman sod John Kemp, of West Teigamoulli, Devon. March 7, 18011. John Kemp, Samuel Henley, and Henry Hayman, of Tenetunouth, Drees, New formilanel trader.. March 7, I dn. Henry Cutter, John Allen, sod James Marnalt4ltten, of Groat fiueen-street,Lincola's-ininields, ironmongers. Mari h 10, 190111. Edward Wait and George Welah, of Oxford•meg Vet, St. Mary-la-bonne, Moirlltses, boot sod shoe-makers. 1.4 c. 25, 1807. George Kir g, William Gilbert, and Samuel Timbre', of St. RIM'S-wharf, Hoerr', Uxbridge, Iliddletiex, and at Hart-d-wk, Lambeth, Surrey, lime-Suroci a and brick inakei le Mai .gli 17, Hf". William Stout, John Stuart, and John Wcild, Glasgow. Tab. Iy,: foe. Thomas Aogircw the elder, Thomas Andrew the younger, reorge Andrew, and Littlewood Andrew, of 31anchesier, Lancaster, and of Compatall, Chester, eatirtomanufacturers awl printers. March iii, land. Lawrence Iti , ey and John Cou!thurst, of Baran, near Rochdale, LnOcabice, ealien.grinters. Nov. I, 1507. _ Quarks Ilio rls, Roger Harris, and Co •l Roope, of Oporto. Dee. 31, 1807. James Fisher and Miehad Hunt, of Salford, Lancaster, Farriers. Jant.l 1603. Juba Edmonds aistl Thomas Hammond, of Hatton-garden, Rfitlillerent, attorneys and sulirihn s. March tt, I nns. Wdliana Wright, of Aldensankury, Londot, and William "tyre, of Nottingham, lare.manufacturerv. March to, loos. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Else, of Suites is Asbrield, Nottiugham, hosier, Rota March so, to April to, between elevea and tow, at the lianas of John Stirrup, the burn lon, in ?fanstiald, Nut- Hugham. BANKRUPTCY SITERSEDEI). l'ornelins Kentrorthy and Edward Keuwortby, and John Clough, of Halifax, York, cotton-spinners. • BANKRUPTS. John Lowtbiaa Ptnivel, Pteseutt-strett, Middlesex, mercliartt, to sorrender, March dfi, 191, and April du, at eleven, at fittildicall. London. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jou. t:astle-strut, Fakou-square. Johs Batty, of Primmer-street, Bisloopsgate-street, Lon don, straw and dill , bat-mannfactarer, to surrender, March 80, at ten, 58, and Awl 30, at twelve, at Gail:Mall. At tueneys, '.Mesas. Pierer, Dixon, and Allen, Paternoster ,w, Loudon. Joseph Bamford, of Manchester, Gower, to surrender, A ni 3. 5, and in, at twn, at the Bridget+ stew Arms, is AtiorneyS, Messrs. Darekwerth, Chippendall, and Dennison, .11a ster. James Whitehead, late of Bultnn-le.llours, Laneuter, Ratter, to surrender, 'Watch so, 91, and April JO, at Sire, at the Beidloirater Arms, Marrehestar. Attorneys, Mr Philip Hord, Temple, London ; and Mr, John Law, Manchester. Edward Claypule, of Chatham, shopkeeper, to surrender, March ow, April 9, and so, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lou den. Attorneys, Messrs. T. sad W. Nettieshipp, Grocers'- 11014altry. Amoco, of Eynon, Salop, miller, to sun:oder, gs, at Sim, 19, -id do, at eleven, at the Jawing- Aria, Skiftsll. •ttotneys, Mr. Henry Smith, Wol. sad Mew:r. Pries said Williams, Liaeoles. Wm Palmer, of Cliterbory, tailor and draper, to our tilmiar, April ti, is, sad tn, at ten, at the Guildhall, Can tathsty. Attorneys, Mr. William Reynolds, Folkestone, Pat ; sod Mr. Richard Jackson, Gray'weitm, Loader°. Thomas V,i,n, of Clemeat's-lane, Lombard-street, Lon don' Ander and chapman, to surrender, Marsh in, at eleyemy, Sp, said Apnl de, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ISt A. L. Sant, &were-street, Strand . Charbin Sweitar, of Suutinunpton.row, Bloosnahary, ifiddkrlsek, brainselker„ to 'amender, April 9, at eleven, id, at twelve, aad 3n, at eleven, at Garldball, London. Attar seta, MAWS. Watkins sad Cowper, Stunt-buildinp. Lis t ande-leur. John Towboats and Charles Tomlinson, of Chester, Weston sod vinegar -makers, to surrender, April 13, tig, sad to, at eleven, at the Pied 8011, Chester. Attorneys, Mews. Potts, Loehr, sad Potts, Chester. Thomas Crockett i ate of Ottord , deader and chapman, solicerler, SlarAi as, 29, and April do, at eleven, at Angel Inn, Oxforei. Attnritess, Mr. Robinsn, Oxford`` .4 Mews. Ruse said Minnlnp, Lando.. Henry Andrew, of Canterbury, a:Mailman, to surrender, April 11, El, and 30, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canter bury. Attorneys, Mews. Natbersole and Postal, Easex street, Strand and J. Z. Plummer, Canterbury. David Thompson Myer*, late of Stamford, draper, to sur render, April s, ft, and 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, in St. Martin's, Stainferddisron, Northamptonshire. At torneys, Mr. Samuel Edwards, jun of Spalding, Lincoln and Muss. Johnson and GAshell, Grays-inn. Samuel ,:lancer, late of Exeter, spirit-tnereliant, to star. render, March 30, 31, mid April an, at five, at lb.' Spread Ewzle Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Metres. M:tne and Parry, 01die...1:3, London; and Mr. Wii14431 Daniel, Man chester. • at tirtiVP, sad 30, liteNa, Messrs. Wai t rhib-lrua. John Tomtits's" human sod Mary $O, at elcvea, at II Potts, Lorhe, and Thorns Creche to sus a eviler, !la the Angel Ina, Or and Messrs. Ruse a Ila'nry Andrea*, April 11, 12, and bury, Attorneys, street, Strand a a, David l'hanapsa render, April a, fl In St. Martin's, torneys, Mr. Sam and flfsesta. Mint I Samuel ,:penect render. Itarch 70 Ea* Inn, Man Pairs, Old Jerri), cheater. a May zs. brtlllan merchant, and Lambeth, men April mt. Thurm Illiedasat, at 01 April Pa. Thom ray, post-auto April 431. street, Middles April 19. Wiliam at eleven, at ti April irr. Thom Canterbury, a Canttallary. April 9. Samuel I.cudost, Ap.il4. Atitlaw fr a ,Lber. . maga, April U.. 'amid twelves, at (Ail A foil 9. Robed aaldlesea, April 23. Thu Westranuiter,s Aural in. Willis inaltster, at is .)lay a. Critl.lo way, bliddlts I.aaelou. April ;9. Il.'nr liteaur-merrloas April 13. JuMs maker, at tier April 9. John C mad eabSoet-m wearumantb. April 29. Barbs tin-Niatatfartna Inn, lloltusule John Davies of John Townley,..o Benin/sin flarrui Raman /ttalwrt Loam, James Permit, ni William Waster painter and gi Germs; tinneer. Einariarl Isaac Lads, In Anti 11110 D:VIDENDS. May z 4. I ffllllam mynipsom, of Man-street, Southwark, merchant, and Eheneter Leadbalter, of Moor-place, Lambeth, merchant, at sue, it Guildhall, London. %pal 43. Thomas Hinaseeof ftorfolltddrint, Strand. wiue aterchant, atone, at quatrain, London. April 03. 'fbonitut Grover, of Ktogwton.upon-Thames, Sur rey, post-master, at one, at Guildhall, London. Npril 43. Beiljainiti C'tninold, of Smith'isrcuts, St. John street, Middlesex, drake and ehapin3ll. ipril 19. William Beach, of Lu flu v, usurer and draper, at eleven, at the GIKI( all lun, I .l'u/renter. April in. Thomas Pitcher, la:c of lloly-etotta, ll'entgate, Canterbury, ulseelwright, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. %mil 9. Samilei Citrtwri,,,ist, of Maiden lam, IVood-street, Loudon, hosier, at ten, at tiuildhall. p, u, Atstliwty Thome+, if Dul;editreet, Westminster, feather. manufacturer, at tan, at London. Lien' it.. Joseph Stevens , of horn-diaper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. yeil 9. Robert GiLbs, of Whitmore alley ' Moorfichls, Itoldiesea, chair , innkyr, at ten, at Guildhall, London. iptil 23. Thuinius 8ra,k1,..w, of St. Martive.-le-Grand, Westminster shoemaker, at twelve, at Giuldhall. London. aped' 11, . William Wilson, late of Twietrultion,*.liddlesea, irmitster, at twelrv, at Guildhall, 1.01.11111. 3. Crichton Horne, of Pulliam!. street, Rattliffe.bieh way, Middlesex, slam-maker, at ten, at GuAdhall, toodon. Aptl 19. Henry Shepard, tare of Cambridge, wino and liepetw.uterrliaot, at one, at Guildhall, bilttlatl. April IS. John of Leigh, Lancaster, cabinet maker, at tirelrc, at the Bei faun Inn, Pers:en. mil 9. Jahn Can, of Bishopwearmouth, Mullein, joiner sad eabioct-toakrr, at use, at the Budge. Inn, Bishop wearniont h. _ _ _ ,yril 29. tlirhard Clift of f.ittle Colton, Lanc.i.iter, man liit-Matinfartnrer, at Memo, at die Ilhgber Nag's /had Inn, Deltusi.le-Mmrs. t.; ERT IFI CAT ES--A vitt p. John navies, CT Cardiff, Glamorgan, builder. John Townki:,..of Boston, !Amain, nimate and stationer. lirniansin flarrup, of Sitddkirmth, Tork, taanafactiorer. R assell Watts of Bristol, grater. /Wheel I.omaa, of Stockport, cotton-spinner. James Permit, of Deal, innkeeper and iintarr, 'William Winter the young:J., of Blarlifriar's , road, Surrey, painter and glazer. Wellisna Grimaldi, of Old lioniistreet, Itididksoy age. &nicer. tmanstrl Inane Samuels, of Picactitt•stre•• tads, Hisl.lescs, act cb ant GonluuC•- MERTINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GrILDIIALL, TO NIO/ILOW. N. II Thomas Bunn' i now or laic of King-street, Norwich, Mine-merchant - - 3 12 Feructs Hall, Jennyu-strest, St. James's, Middlesex, cortiwaiurr . 3 * 1 .................. /11!halal ROW, Em's- court, Kensington, brewer • 3la Williaut Ball, Bush-lane, Camino-street, Laudon, broker - - - - • 3 Yh' - Vl,' Alain Busby awl Isaac 111:11, Straus!, Muldleses, • hatters - • - - - - Jannis Makehain, Upper Thaws-street, 1.-oudsin, 3 12 ••• 3 I ctiersentuager Richard limelm, 1, Tutteohaos-court-road. Middtrim, victual kr - - - - - - 2 12 George Duffield, Yort.buildiugs, Bermondsey-road, Southwark, SUM), wool-carder - - - Jams Seaward, late of Uuion-place, Keut-road, Sur rey, budder - - - 2 I 2 William Bedford and Samuel Sumuer, Foster-laue, London, %huh-sale limo-drapers - - Laois Lc% lb, Newcastle-upou-Tync, linen-draper DIVIDENDS. John Richarilum, Somerset-street, qoadenatia-ficlib, 'minion mathematical iustrumeut maker - . - Joseph Bell and Richard Atkiusou, Bow-lane, Lan dau, warehousemen - - &iset Stecenaou Morgan, - Suffolk-lane, Lauda% merchant - - Mariano Ravi, Piccadilly, Middlesex, priutarller William Wall, Oxford-street, Middlesex, busier l' Elm FICATEN. 2 1 - '2 13 - 2 11 Thomas Bradshaw, of St. )lartio's-le-t;raild, vain the Li berty of Wrstniiirster, William Markham Martin, of Gosport, in the county of Southampton, bookseller, printer sad statiouer, dealer and chaptitaii. John Coward, of V toerston,• in the comity of Lascnotcr, truutuomprr, dealer and chapoimi. Thomas Yeats, late of the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapnlan. PRICE, OF STOCK ON SATURDAY. S yet Cast. Gas. 641 5 per Cent. Navy Imperial Atuinition 7l 13-16 India Bonds Exchequer Bills Bank for opening Luttel y 'rockets 9ll. Consuls fur ............. .. ............ 641 • T. DISH, Stock Broker, 4, Cornball, and p,Charing-Cror.4 IJLATH. fa Vl'edncsasy last, after a short illness, aged 66, Rees Price, Es' q. of Wood Hutch, ear Reigate, Surrey, tbruitrly a bop factor is Nosalnrark. 111614 WATS'!" THIS DAY. AT LONDLMBRIDGZ. MOM. after.. 9 f Eves. g.. —ann. after ....lo SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLDS, COVENT-GARDEN. Peremptorily by Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Garrey:Ws, in Two Lots, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising two brick Dwelling Houses, with Shops, VIP/ eligibly situate in New-street, Cirrent-garden.—Lot I. A brick-bn:lt Coale with Shop and private entrance, situate M Newmtreet., Covent-garden, in the occupation of Messrs. Griffiths and SOD, whose lease is expired. Lut 2. A ditto, adjoining, iu theoecupation of Messrs. Moseley and Han kes worth, on lease for aa unexpired term of 'boat st years, at a ye r low rent. To be viewed by leave of the Mesta, whew descriptive particelsee spiv be bad as ella owls= ; at Garraway's ; and of se. aerie% be, CarlidOli PICCADILLY. Peremptorily by Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at Totting, at Garraways, TlfE very Desirable LEASE, held under the Crown, of • convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with private entrance, sad very emninandiue bow front Soup, eli gibly situated fur business, the corner of Swallow-street, Pie tidilly. The premises are sow in the occupatius of Mr. Peacock, saddler, tenant at s ill. Held under the Crown fur about 23 yams, at a rout of 21. es. per autism. Tu be viewed by leave of the tenants, when dmaripsive partsculan may be hod on the premises; at Garraway'si and of Mr. Boron, PROF EbSIO N L RESIDENCE. CHANCLRI' -L.IN L Hy Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at Twelve o'Cloelt, at Gerniways, imirsr pet , "newly &spewed of by Private Contract, riptiF. very de s irable LEASE: with immediate 1 prisseinion, of • heiek-hisitt uwELLtlva HOURS and OFFICES, admirably situated fur the professional gen tlemen, being Nu. 17, Cbaneery-lane, and commas liar ehambeis, with elmets, dining ram, limakfest ditto, two comfortabte °Mem, two convenient kitrheits, and good mi tering. Held on lease few Moe years, at the ,very low nut of per ammo. Tu be viewed, and particulars had on the premix', at the Baptist Culfee-bouee, Chancery-lame , at Garrawny's ; and of Syr. Herten, 62, Cornball. atc. TO GROCERS, TEA-Pt:4/%I,ERN S'VREE7'. By Mr. *CATON, THIS DAT, at Twelve, at (:areaway's, rrHE LEASE and (;001)11 . I LL.of R GRO CER's SHOP, advantageously situated in • principal thoroughfare, being No. tr. 7, Bishopsgatc-street Without : the Premises ate in complete repair, and extremely well cal culated fur the above business, in which it has been carried on fur some years past with great advantage ; comprising • lofty buw front shop, with emotion-house, comfortable Ring-room, Me chambers, convenient kitcben, and good taring. A Lease will be granted fur 31 years at • low rent. To be idowedl, and particulars bail on the premises; at Gwrraware; sod of Mr. Barton, 62, Coruhill. TO 6110'' NG.3TKE , TRA-DEALEI SEVEN-DIALS. By Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, itt It, at thirraway's, r r lnE LEASE, with early poweission, of s &air ", able GROCER'. SHOP, very eligibly situated, at the corner of King-street, Seven-Dial■, with tall command of several i.trtets ; containing six sleeping rooms with closets, rota...rush!, dining-room, commodious commanding how frunte‘l shop, sae back-yard, cowl kitchen and cellariag ; bell on lease fee about ten years, at a vary low rest. 'To be viewed, • and descriptive particulars had on the premises; at Garraway's i awl lat Mr. Barton, No. 61, Corithill. ' PALE BEER BREWERY, HACKNEY.. By Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, at u, at fiestswrity's, THE LEASE sold GOOD-WILL of PALE BEER BREWERY, is Mernistg-lane, Hackney, osionpristag a brew-house, with store-house, lofts, malt house, *telling for four h cart-house, yard, and small dweiliug-lsouss ; the sheik iucleucd with n strong fence, held es tease for mar tarty years, at • ground rent of lois per sranant. - Tyke viewed, and partieutare bad on the premises, at the Mermaid, naekory ; Corn- tischanp Coffer-house; at Giv eaway's; sod a Mr. Burton, No. he, Cornhill. COPYHOLD, GROUND KENT*, AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, SAVILLE-ROW, NILE-END AND WA P PI NUMALL. --- Pertseptsvily by Mr. BURTON, THIS DAY, st r, at Go/runty, ' is Seven Lots, VALUABLE and very desintble COPY'IIOL I) GROUND RENTS, trimly; front, sod very amply seared by, eighteen brick alwa.lhot-Innsoes, with gardens, situate la Bevil! e-row, Mile KO. Two eopyhold houses ,u asforesaid, let to !counts at will. Also two lease hold direlliog-honses, with spacious premises, exteadiag to the water-side at Wapping %alt.—Held foe an unezptred tech of 35 years, at low pound rents. • Fir particulates apply to Haan. Collins and Waller, Su n, Spital-agnate; sad to sir. Burton, tra, SALTS BY AUCTION. WA LCOT-PLACE. by Mr. EiIIItTUN, THI DAY, at Twelve Wettish, at C rill 1 E. dt'riruble LEAtiE.of a ,gettteerl7s. 6l ELL- I Nes-MOMSE;-witl itniardiste possession, plessaitly situ:lw, beieg.No. fi, Walnut-hoe Walk, near Wilmot-place, et:nits:nine vs co attics, fotw excelleet chambers, with tau good dressieg-routus, and two light r4v4s, two handsonie parlocis, Mtcheo, wash-house, sod inched vaults, and large productive gssiles, hell on louse fur seveu years, at the low ground rest of Ai. To be viewed till the Sale, and particulars had on the pre mises ; ut Garrasai's and of Mr. Barton, iii, Curnhill:_ SAIN'FKIARY AXE —NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, FINE-TONED PIANO FORTE, CHOICE CoI.L.EcTioN OF PRINTS; PLATE, CAPITAL EIGHT-DAY TABLE CLOCK, AND EFFECTS. by Mr. BULttON, On WEDNESDAY sext, et n en the Premises, No. 11, Nary-court, St. fria~rry Ase , , irE neat lOUSRHOLD FURNITURE, the property of a Lady removing, including lofty four post, Said, and comb-top bedsteads, with priuted eottuu Airaiturea, French and festala window curtains, prime bor dered goose feather beds and clean bedding, capital eight day clock, plate, fire-toned piano-forte, choke calk...lion of prints, mahogany sideboard celtaret, set of circular-end ma hogany dining-tdhles, mahogany and japenued dishes, Tur ' key, Brussels, and Kiikterininster carpets, pier and diessiug glasses and a variety of kitchen requisites. To Fe rim cc! T uebday and morning of sate ; eataloznee bad on the premises, and of Mr. Burton, No tit, ('‘)ritlaill. FREEHOLD, CHICHESTER. By Mr. - BURTON, O R MONDAY, Awn a, at 1 2, at CorTaws2 A VERY improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE. n 1 comprising a commodious Brick Dwelling-lionse with spacious walled garden, sad three-stalled stable, eligi bly si tuated fur very considerable improvenieuts, having a con siderable frontage en the Brighton and Bognor road, in the parishuf St. Pancras, without the East Gate of the city of Chichester, now in the occnpatiim of Captain Brisbane, te nant at will, at a very low rent. Tub:: viewed, by leave of the tenant, ten days previous to the sale, when descriptive particulars may be had us the pre mises ;at the Ship, Brighton at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Purtou, tit, Cvrubdl. BARNETT, HERTS.—GENTEEL DETACHED FA MILY RESIDENCE, WITH COACH-HOTIE, STA BLING, PRODUCTIVE GARDEN, AND LAND, WITH UNUMITED EIGHT OF COMMONAGE. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, Aprils, at In, at Garraway's, 4 VALUABLE and truly desirable COPY IX. HOLD ESTATE., comprising a substantial brick residence, with cuach.house, three-stall etable, productive garden iu excellent omits', and abundantly clothed with a collection of rare fruit trees, and two paddocks ' containing about three acres of rich mei:dose laud, delightfully situated at Barnett, with commam: ut rich views of great extent and beauty, the residence and property of Thomas Parkes, Esq. who will give immediate pesscssion. The premises contain six bed-rooms, spacious 113111601 M dewing-rmon, mow, library morning-room, and complete domestic arraage slants. To he viewed,,with tickets, which, with deseriptier parti culars, may he lied ;of Mr. Buries, 63, Geruhitl ; particulars ow the premiers, arid at the peace of mak. VALUABLE STOCK OF SHEEP, CAMBRIDGE SHIRE. By Slr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, April 7, at u, ou the premises, Whittles fwd, near Cambridge, THE very valuable and pnme STOCK of SHEEP, of Mr. Blow. tearing the abuse Cam ; is. eluding thirty seem couples and ten score ewe pap. This stork is submitted as deserving the particular emotion of breeders and graziers, the whole reared and collected with great pains and care, at a considerable eapense, having used the New Leicester tsp fur several years. The yap and lambs are all by Mr. 'Bennett's, of Tenipesford, which stock are Crum the Society of the New Leicester Tup.breedess. To be viewed, and catalogues had Ge the piemiies, by sp paication to the shepherds ; Red Lion, Royitoo ; Hoops, St. Ire' and Cambridge ; Crown, Huntituploa ; Crown, Liu ton ; Greyhound, Newmarket ; Rose and Crown, Saffron- Walden; Black Bin Cheliamford ; of Mr. Payne, maintain, West Smithfield ; and of Mr. Barton, tit, Cambial. N. B. Approved bills, due Old Mideuramar-Day, will be taken, VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATES AND FREEHOLD GARDEN GROUND. By Mr. BURTON, Or MONDAY, April 11, rt Tweive, la 13 Lots, without reserve. TRULY Valuable and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATES and well-secered Ground-Rents; comprisiog two most substantial brick dwelliu houses, in Chandorstreet, Covent-garden • two spacious sou vcry convenient houses, with paved ya;ds, the preferable part of Queen's-square ; a dwelling-house, and capital range of warehouses, iu Lovewell-court, I'stsraouter-row, Cheap side; a back duelling-house, in the vicinity of Gray's-Inn lane; • spacious brick wine-vault in Mitre-court, Milk street; four neat brick dsrellimpbouses, in Millman's-row, Chelsea; a large plot of ironed behind the same, ow wh.ch are several buildings; together with filar brick dwelling houses, and about three acres of garden ground, in the KinerPrivate Road, Chelsea; also the chapel iu the chancel of the Church of Chelsea. Likewise a freehold ground rest, issuing out of and amply-secured by small erections, on • plot of ground In Chandos-street, Covent-garden; to gether with several fee-farm rents, very amply steamed by, and regularly paid out of, extrusive manors in Yorkshire, producing rents principally wider old Ireins, amounting to asset. fle. 7d. To be viewed ten day previous to the sale, by leave of the tenants g descriptive partieslars had on 111 r ireqwctivi: pre mises; al Lloyd's and t;arraway's ; and et* Mr. Burton, iNo. 62, Curshill. .KENT,..MOU . NT .. 3IASCAL AND VALE SIAsI Al.. Vidaable Freehold Estates ' including a capital 3la.ina, ountabla for a family of the gist distinction, u smaller ditto, ii;i4l 471 Ames of rich *mid, Meadow, IPdlitere, sad Arable Land, Mg compact, sincialsrly adapted fur ernes, iu the parishes of North Craw, Bexley and Dainfoed, 13 miles from Loudon. Led-tax redeemed. By Mr. BURTON, At Carraway's ' In alma . t two months, in lota, the property and rraidesce of John Edward Maddock*, E uq. deceased. ` THIS truly valuable and important FREE ._ HOLD PROPERTY coalman a speciosa Mantic* seated in a park of about so meta, ornamenttil with • lately timber, includes an elegant drawing-room, coint..etable. inning-zoom, Morning-morns, library, large stone repeektory, billiard-room, principal and secondary staircases comma& eating with 11411100.1011 lofty, will-proportioned thsnibers, dressing-room to each; suitable screauts' apartmerd I, and est.Aleost domestic arrangements, requisite out-offices, am ple staliliog, standiuq for six carriages, extensive flower and kitchen gardens, abundantly stored, pleasure grounds and plantations, au ornamental farm yard, well sheltered, and replete with coovenieure fur farming purposes, of which early possession will be gives. The whole well supplied with water. Together with e7O etas of singularly productive wood land, upon which are several thousand valuable ouks, stone of very large dimensions, and 2ui of ebb mea dow, pastor', sad arable land, part mat eligibly situated fur erectiog geuteel villas , being a pleasant distance from the rural village of Bexley, nod bounded by a praline trout stream. Also • beautiful retreat, kaolin as Vale Mescal HOW4C, of whirb also an early possession will be gam ; with chat-min gardens, pleasure pounds, richly timbered, wad too paddocks, together, about tight arcs, skirted by the Ricer Cray. The situation of Mount Mescal a retire d; of a bold bat rani, ascent, eutboscuted in tote' ' ,in. % rural 'teener!, with foil command of richly wooded and varied prospects, in a conuty affording excellent diversion foe the sportsmaa ; soda neigiebeerlsooti truly seleet. To be viewed with tickets, and further particulars ktunra, by applscatiou to Alt. lltustaa, ear, Coruhal. SAL& BY, AT;CTIa I. FREEHOLDS F.NSINGYON I•eraplurtly by Mr BUtZI 03N. - - . . THIS DAT, at "ii'webe, Crwrawac's, pa rat tots, A LYESittAIILE tit ('.t:II4)LO comprishig Seven Brick lhrelliaa l/oss.a, situate is the lligit.s.rtnl a:.d Holland-street, brae lirick-twit Houses, situate ha klotts.iii-strcet, sihatou, iu the. oreopatiou of Meows. tiva, : s, 8,0", sod Cooper, unler.se to Mr. for about 0.0 )101 0 , at a flu. &rite rint.--Lut o. A moat Ducat% it,oust, with rirdea nod out milers, situate in Nutiand-sirte, let to the ntrareari Mr. Tay!or, teuant{t-wi11.....L0t 3. • A ditto let to Mr. Jar. tic( at 11 111 a cont.—Lot 4. A ditto, with Shop , situate in the High-street, opposite the church, In the occupation of Mr. Brothers, grocer.—Lot 5. A ditto adjuiniug, to the ucculia. time of Mr Davis, butcher. . . . To be viewed by kayo of the tenants, and demittive par. Oculars may be had on the pi anises ; at the Whitt Hui.* litatadilly; at Garraway'r and of Mr. Bmtw , tilt CURVED'. Rothe lately pabliiihed by J. MAWMAN, Kr. en, I. .01* F ItAe, under the 1_ Kings of the raze Valois (rum ' the secession nil' Charles the Fi ft h in t3b4, to the Death of (load's the Ninth in 1374. By NATHANIEL WILLIAM St . i:AXALL, pni The 'Third Edition, with very considerable Augmentations. 51 Yoh. avo. ids. boards. By the same Arbor, 4. A TOUR THROUGH the W Eft di/CVO EIIN, and 1:N1'1 1 4110R VIROVINCES of FRA".ICE, in the Years tn.: wad 1776. Third Edition, corrected ao.d implicated, price 4P. bust-es. a. The TRAVELS of AN.ICHARSIS the Younger, i s Gicece, during the Mindle of the Fusrth Ceutury, Ware the Christian NYS , translated frost the French of the late Abbe Barthelemy. Tu which ere prefixed, Memoirs of the Life of J. J. 1t,,. thelemy, written by himself in 1792 and I;9a ; with a Pu,. trait 04 the Author. Handsomely printed, in 7 Vuls. livo. and an eth In tto. containing &tape, Plans, Views, and Cunt', illustrative of the Geography and Autiquitiev of Ancient Greece, a new Edition, being the fourth, price 41. as. boards. 4. ME3IORIALS of NATURE and ART; collected on a Journey in Great Britain, during the Years tam and low . By Christian Animus Gottlieb Goede. Translated from Om anginal German, by Thutnes Horne. In .t Vols. small trn. pure tbs. hit, boards. tt. AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GO. VERNMENT, from the Settknicut of the Saxons in Britain to the present Time; with some Dissertations connected with the History of the Goventment. Ry Jibs Millar, Pro fessor of Law lb the UlliTertil of Glasgow. " Among the Phil of history, Praesepe Millar merits a high, perhaps the hig st rank. The sagacity with which be detects and indicates, even in remote periods, those preuispoeing circumstances, which produced the general Sim: of events, is wholly unrivalled. His getteralizatieue, or theoretical inferences, are nunterous and very ingenione; refleettima evince deep penetrat ion, and his awaseions a die. crieslitating subtlety." —Ann. Rev. Vol. It. 4 VOie. ;V*. 11. i'as. boa: dr. 6. The HISTORY of SCOTLAND, from the Union of the Crowns, on the Accession of James VI. to the Th, osr of England, to the Union of the Kingdoms in the re,gu of Queen Anne. _ . . _ . The Svcond Edifice, corrected, with s Preliminary DM striation on the Participation of Mftry Quetta of Scots, is the Murder on Darnley. By Malcolm Laing, Erg. • Vols. ern. U. 16a. boards. • • The Di.stetation may be bad separate, to complete the former Edifice, pie* las. 7. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN NEUS. By Richard Palnsley, M.D. I.R.S. The Second Eolithic ; with Correction., considerable Addi.. tines, and Minions of the Author. By William Genre Mateo, M.D. F.R.S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physieians, and a Vice-President of the Lineman Society of Loadue. To islandh is annexed, the Diary of Llnnons, written by himself, and now translated into English, (ruin the Swedish Manuscript, in possession of the Editor. Handsomely printed in One large Volume, Royal Quarto (uniform in sire and type with The Transactions of ton Lin -1121111 Society of London), and embellished with Portraits of Linnous and Dr. Pulteney, with a fine Plate of Medals, and a Fae Simla of Linnieus's Hand-writing, price tn. lid in boards. a. ANNALS of COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES, FISHERIES, and NAVIGATION ; with brief Nutiees of the Arts and Sciences coonected with then. Containing the Commercial Transactions of the British Empire, and other Countries, from the earliest Accounts to the meeting of the Union Purlianient, in January, idol. By David Macpher . 900 . Neatly printed on medium paper, in Fear Imp Vo lume., ato. price at. es. in beards 9. HOLINSHEDI CHRONICLES of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; 3vuls. barge 4to. mi. me. boards. to TOMB of 111 . ..EX . ANDE . B. ADimeertation on the Sarcophagus ortmedt from Alazaadria, and now in the British Mut:nun. Hy Edward Daairl Clarke LL. D. Mad gamely printed ill quarto, with alaeauldhal pla;ca by itaissi4, lra. heard*. ALL TRUTFLIS SALtSTARY TO MAN. and whoever diaouvens ur diffuses it in say pardon, renders an emestial 4twlew to his Country and his Kind. Professional mon have, of We, through Dm medium of the Press land before the timbale eye the various symptoms of disord ers, huarsver, to the delicate and euscepti hie mind, it is natty necessary foe us to glance at. We have the happiness to inform those persons who, either from constitution or accident, or acquired habit, from Lard study, ehange of climate, siulent disuppointaseat, isn nimkrate grief, or escrows of amv kind, labour under those diseases e Inch result from a derangenrind of NERVOUS SYSTEM, a %corral or partial DEBILITY, that, from the 13 Ulla of nun, accurate siistoinical knowledge, with very elaborate clumical tioal)sr:, we have it in our power to i usurp, in most cams, a perfect re-eatablishnicut of health and strength. The kokj, steel, sad other tonic medicines, which bare be.. usually adrisiuuterei.., in one class of those complaints, we have found, from experienco., to be Iry no IIIZAOII sdeqoute Su the orrtiolimaire of complete aid lastiag cure; and MERCURY, the ordinary specific in other eases, uni versally kaolin to be proftctive of She meet sraiellisvout effects on the bonsai corstitation; we have therefore la boured, Ire turning the whole of our attention exclusively to this ssbjtct, and by lb. mid of 17 years experienee is as ex ronire practice, to offer to the public a tootle of treatment entirely new, whisk has in no one Oistimce hArerto dna karts to foil. As a great part of these dileases has its seat in the mind ; that km Mon particularly attended to in the present ineMod of cure; and, as it is a (aid, well known to professional that perioni act each sex, and of all aces, yea Ilk, and every description of cheract.r, are liable to th,..• disorders, particalarly those of e!ermt and cultirited mitt, very relined teatimes,' nod feelings, and of studious stditi tart' Imitate, most esprcially thole of a Quick and fancy, and fertile imagination-othe Poet, the Palate?, ae4 the Novelist—mid tlime chum au Mildest fortune and h'tlb rank in society have excluded from ail mammal labour, Eu. 4 regular employment; tur the sake of much Patients, sob m' minds, natiiral' r timid, are rtudered still more 110 very stature of their complaint, the strictest attention is pap' to delicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a permanent and rs, dical Cure, is •oleuinly Merin. CVIISt IF. sac CO. 'sty be consulted at their boom, Na. 107, Hattos-trastan, by Patient , either sex, persourily, or by better (post paid), iseclosmg • Bask Note, when the necessary idvice and Medicines oil: be riven, or *tut to any part of the kingdom. Pstienis in the ministry are requested to describe the par • ticulars of their complaints, ages, ilia gene ral habit of 4ving- N 0.107,. 107, Hasson Ifer:ratis LONDON: Printed by G. DAiIDSON, No. tq 014 Bmoireit-easot, Corey-street, and pabliebeil at t►c tgficc, No. Ls, era of St. Clements ( - hards, Strands M J• WHIT G. of wise piece )r.irrs, fur for this Parr, mot to the (Arc, (post paid,, *di be Glair attesded to. aft i l l Ado ON ban rs ist! D ~rti. N 'I 1.. '7l !soft 'l!.a