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.- • A-71th a 1....Laa.04' the Caage and pob C..naeque:.ese of tio4l`;* 14y 'Vie rl of Serhisk, A Narratiee the Loss of the :1:1SIS MPT I *wage troop Bombay to Chilli, with au A: e a/ di, extrAtvolitnal Pr-f.eivatlon of a part of the CS:sW, 'alter ,eniaiiiitig sevenl vii•eite upon rh:ks iit the center of the (..h ,, le , e Oasaii i 111 a Letter front 1' fare, %et:kind thli , er, Is Report of the Committee of the Highlawl Society of Seat lny to inquire into the maw,. and asittolivicity of , . • - . the I..eit.s of Ovslin, drawn ep Pas FL Me...kens.c, Esq. I..iii. An Esicr no the Principe anal Origin of Sovereign Poster, one volume octavo, is. boards . Motility of Fiction, or iwiliigy into the Tendency of Fey-O ho*. Wirrativrs, with Olserrations on some of the nu....t emi nent; by H. Mortar. 4.. Essays,. to a Series if LAters to a Friend, by J. Furter, 2 vols. 91. The Duellists, or Nien of listnawit a St ivy, carrel red to thew the folly, extras agance, and sin Of dtwilisig; bi W. 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Tie lbstiop•• at lance, ao lan before theCommitter of the Menge oteassienuirs impeding Dr Jenrark Dowser( of Vac cinollmagookition i :opethei with the Debate which In :nwe , l. ambinallmObs —onions an the contravening Evidence, de. B 3 the Rio. G. C. Jenner. 6.. SeNaboy Cautious mapectlng the Gout, in which 0.. Doc. Mom taildidnot Ma oeceot Publication, by Dr. t weeks,. are dipmed riled Oillemil. 11, .1 Hunt. *LAW. A Rompiraksian of several Circumstances and Arguments oNflahaell ha Oho AutherVudinisa anti hledi..ll Re•LII/Chtil, to lIIIIP Ile insittemiety of considering Fences as arising from Con men% and pion of/Nations lasemed in the same Works, fur Ilbe hosanna,' as I Torment of certain febrile and oilier MOW. By T. Alder, Part I. to. fis. Obeemorimes en some late Attempts to depreciate the Value sot Whew, of Vaccine Itmenlatiott. By S. Merriman. ls. TI.. 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The Pusan of Ostiem, be .retaining the Poetical Works of J. lempiresioq. EA. in Prom and thyme, with Now and ' ..: • by Malcolm Lamm. Esq. 11. Ms. l e t Po i ng:l d ef Refinement, an Allegorical Poem, with laloost the Rev. W. Gillespie. 64 lon Aneoltees relating to Animals, by Hay. ray; with Wm. shim'. Detains. 6s Ponies and Plays, by M.s. West, Vol 3 and 4 12s. A Poising Epistle to the Right How William Pitt. 2t. 64. The riles!. doßested, without itermisiton, to the Cashion *MO WNW. Is. OM* Nem en simple Satires. by C. Milne. W. Sunsets and sibs Poems, to winch are added Tales, in P. 4a. POLITICAL. Oakes Viral Ifulleina.-..Trams a all the Loans which Woo Wee esieel Ilea MS, swap,. pre.ent Loan of Ino2, *Ms Obeiyeinkas ee Site Rate of interest paid for the Mos.', beinnael, enders Account of Navy and Exchequat Bills loaded Milifesees poise. 3. eakiwllea* et the prawn Blom of France; by an Fnglith as IM wiateerapof from Paris in the month of May last. lili • f she peolssWe Cormime of Ramie and France to. vianallsahle CeUlltry ; ales ef the necionsy of Great Britain be aglelsdepwswient of the Noethera Powers. 4s. W. Bleguisidees en the Itialimento and Conduct requisite fit • 111•0.11 Prince ' in eider so pent the favourable Opinion of the Pablie t by 1. Andrews, LL.D bs. An Inquiry Ines the Prato of National Defence iii Great Britain; by J. P44.eathorM, V.A. ISt. Thd Maven Reverts of the C.omtnirininew of Naval loouivy, with Wow% and select Retracts from the men important Dr twitantis tenon 011ie% the Remora are (nettled ; or John Irving MA•vitil, of the *limitable Society of the loner Temple' mai i = oce rahorne. Its. 011ie Speech of find Reibrobale In the Hesse of Ildralt no the Motional Lend Grenaille,ra refer the Poildnet of WilltomaoCashulics of Lebed to a Committee. Is 6.1. RELIGION. Bontedo, on the Duties of the Clerical p'refegsion. A Mtge dalieervd by J. H. Pots, A. M. Atchilimmen a St. Att M. e, Preached at the Vi..itstion of the Rev. the Arch disease of Northemptron, in the Pariah Chola of (Puede, by the tea. R. Ibrytisk. INNS, Short Dimocree, adsysed es Vases Wonbip. Publilted from the MS of dm lati.t Nev. B Sellileenh A.M.'s. Deeatiosal Discourses on voices Subjects. By R. Meek home, D. fl octavo, i vela 11. de. The Value of Christian Knowledge, a Sermon. By F. A. c.v. 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Graphic and Descriptive Tout of the University of Oirford, with the Academic Codes,. i Nu. 1 Plasm Ss. dame' 10e. GS. cnimared 12a --0mei....... MUSIC. The Quarrel ; being a asw and as alfectieg Piece or Willie, 'omitting of Varier* Mc tidies an 4 Actions, expresnve of the Original Subject; by M. Thorley. s+. The Revo.,,ciliatiers ; a Riney i In which, by Melodies, the vanal.s transittot and eniodoles ellbe "toad e , 41 exPreasset by V vie . ... S• ......7.2. 0 , .: 7. ...,, /, ...... Ferri '.Sodp -.. otYrki.• • 5 ,- pip pcoempatiriment ilia t' for • II 1 , . ,I. - —• Plotie i .fr • • .4- , .S,,‘lrrhy am 1 On UN 1.." 114 n r " '.. , . - . 7 t . , 6Vri r .• L i . , . I' '!.//,..' • Ai,;•/..:*„"1:...%.,' ......,!-.:, 4:. -A.. • . r ip , - -:-.7' , •.:' - - . a Song, by Tirrail, Is—Sweet Song of (lie Nielitingale ' be trone, te.......4Vhat I love, a Soil, by Miss a ' edem a and A. Vn.gt. Steiger! ;lass nor, Well•Onle to my cot ! a Ballad, sung at Vartuball, composed by J Addison, price Is. Instritetions tor Solfaing arid lunging, dedicatol • inn to Mr.. &lino:too. los 14. u. • 11:•61111 of yonder f tarn, a favourite Son', com poses: ov Mr Thema: Philipps, and sung by huu will' algae in 011 1 /1111. 1. H ow rapidly rst o d., flew, a favourite Song, composed by Mr James 044-s. Short Memory or, Tn, Wag at his Wit. End: a fiv *te Song, route by Mr licierion, in his new eater tainment critical The tionionerel %Mitre, c01114.0.4t1 by Mr Reeve. Is Make ready, present, fire ! smithy ditto, to ditto, composed by Mr. Horn Is Gent'einait's P.vcket Companion, Vol. 1. to IV. each 2s. 6d. bound together, lit,. 64. Light's SelcArinis of Songs and Lesson; for the Ihrp, Gui tar, or Lut.T, lit Martial Music, arranged for small Military Baud; also for the Piano Forte, 41k to. and 2d. each The Fife Major; brio' a trlectroo ui popolar M oche', Waltzes, kc. for the ine of Volunteer Corps ; Bugle Sounds for us, Light Infantry and Rifle Corps. Wandering Mary, a favourite Song, comonsed by Thomas Platinum, Neu/cast.° upon Tyne. Is -.My Mother, a favour ite Song. 'titian A,Nlolllpannuent for the Harp or Prams Forte, composed by ditto. 1. —Miss Maltby's Foncv,a favourite Air, comas . sl and arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte, with or without the adrhtional keys ' by S. P. Ciento., Is. A favourite Waltz, composed and respectfully dedicated to Mrs Congrev- • by Mr Jame. Garton. Is. The favourite Songs, Divot, Trios, &c. from the Comic Opera of La Cosa Rara, composed by Maitini-..La Sau• rage, on le Favor de Musique; a Grand Ballet perfumed at the glues Theatre, camoosed by M. C. Mnrtellan tOs. 6d. Tire bleeping Cupid, by ditto. Is—The Maid of Yarrow, written by John R•innie, and composed by C. J. Dare. Is. 6d. —The Shipwreck, by ditto. Is. 6J—Mary's Grave, by ditto. Is. A Sonata for the Harp or Piano Forte, in which are intro doted the popular Airs of Lochaber and O'er the Bogie ail my Lou., Op g 2s. 6d. by S. Hall... Mary, or, The Toast, a Ballad, by ditto. Is. Sot Canzonets, composed, with an Accompaniment for the Harp or Piano Forte, and dedicated to MUs Browsing', by E. Phelps. Ss...Gently blow, ye besezy gales, a Duet, by ditto. Is —The Tear, a Cansonct, by G. F. Pinto Is Sonatas for the Piano Forte, iu which are introduced favourite Scuts and Lath Airs, by ditto, o,i. 4. 6s.—Three Duro. for Two Performers on One Pious Op 107. —Dobson, by J. X Airsell. Is The Snow Drop, by ditto. Is—The Sailor, by ditto Is... The Rose, by ditto. Is....Ther Mad Girl's Song, by ditto. Is. The favourite Ballot of 04nan, *a Irs Banks, composed and arranged for the piano forte, with an ameinsnaniroent for the harp, by Fiorillo, 10. M. Marine's popular Ballet of La hope &stymie, nu le Pau. sner de la Mueique, composed and straggled for the piano forte, with a Flute Accompaniment ad hinnies, by Al. C. Mortal lan, 10s. 6d Echos:of Air Sylpbes, a Grand Dao, for two pOrfor mews on the piano.forte, eompased by La Von Rich, price 4s. Broderip Marche Turmas, Rortlaine, et la Montangiarde, dive favourite pieeos, with Accompaniments for a harp and lore, declined to Miss Howard, of As/stead Park. Sin of Duets foe 2 patent flageolets, composed by Mr. Jo.. Ashley, of Rath. 2s 6d. Ilain•ridget Po-drot Comp anion Flageolet, 2il vol. Throe Duets for d lutes, ltarrroau.,9 Duets, 2 blosstrino....A Solo violin Wano.=.4l *Deeta, 2 violins, Viaidiums, eisalearalb....3 Solna; -- MlabetesM -7 Lad-it Ireeheiser. girth% Iletimeteam.-3 beak Ike and violin. Row..-4 Dade, ebbeedie and visihse lahholholliP•4l 4 hrre Meiereoliera Sammebeek. Nhtmelh ?Me Gem % re lures, arpresly fee the memeamese ami 1r teretbm et the amailear ; the ere to cora pen,* tintedog ami d musk, by an easy and systematical saalted, bum each divilies in the be:- en unlimited number 10 Aqua trabeet, melee, modem hornpipes, and reels, fur the pimendirmt IMe other, amembee. ambutte movements, residua, and wallets. be two flues, aliseleta, et violins, price 12s. The Author compered this Gains earmely for the amusement and instruction of his pupils, therefore worthy of gene:al patronage. A New System of Tuning the Modern Pedal Harp; with a Gauge fur every size wring, ts. Duo ihr the Piano Forte, Is. 84. L'Hy inn des Mamailluis arranged with variations in a mien. Wm style, by Dr. Steil:telt, Is. fad— new Rondo, by do. taken from a rand Sonata, never before published in this country, ts.— Turkish Rondo, by ditto, Is Retour Jr WeYmollth, Le Retour de Brighton. and Le Retour de Zephyr, each 14.-.Caru Dolce, a popular Dance, arranged as a Rondo, Is.—Frogmote Fete, ditto, I.e Dansomanie, ditto, Hdeey Moon, ditto, each 14. v .Socilieles Rondos (ruin tip. SP and .3 I, each 24. 8d —Nichota's Rondos from 00. 11 a 43, each Its. 641.—.1Pleyel's cekbrated Pot Pouni, 34.—Nezot•s Prelud. s, —Griesbach's Waltaes, Is. 64..—Momit's Waltaes, Ric. Ist. and U. each 3+.—Haydn'. Seasons, o.—No. 1. nivel els-enter. t, dedicated to the Ladies, 24 —Nu. l and 2. Musical Gleanings, with a Flute Acersinpaniment, each 14. Cid --Dussek's Ron ri.s and Theurss from Up. celebrated ()tenure, com posed by Dr. Haydn. arianged as a Qnintettn, FLV. T. and B. 44.—N0. 1 to 6 of the most esteemed Sonatas, by Mozart, each 3,—Overture to Inkle and Tarim, in parts; Ro. qua, 44 —Three Trius, by lioffroeister, Op. 22 --Three Quar tets, in a familur sti, le, by Mozart, les. GI. separate, each 44. —New Flute Works.—Ttiree Solos, composed by Hugut, ):. —Polunoteit, by ditto, 2s —.Three Wets, by ditto; Three Solos, by Devienne, Bk. Ist and td, each St —Three Dues fee Flute and Violin. lis —vltecelt's celebrated Sok, fa. 6,1 Kreithe's Ditto, Si. id —Pot Pourtl, by Design'', 34.—M0. zart's Themes from Le Zauberflote. arranged as ;olio, with Variations, by C. H Ming, Bk. Waled 114, each So.—Marceau* Cowertant Duets, 81. Ist and fd, each 4s.—Yleyef. Hoer% arranged by Vaaderliagen, Bk. tst and 2d, each .40 —Vanier haven's Duets. ss.w.Ditto ' Study, 34.—Reinatirs Solos, 48. Hoffmeister Op 30.--Muller's Themes, with Variatimtv, 3s. —Ditto, Op. 20. 65.--These Flute IVorks are highly esteemed, and engraved from Mr. Meyers Editiocs of Paris.—%locella neon% Extrema for the Patent Flageolet or Flute, Bk. Ist and 2d, each 44.—Preceptor for Ditto, 2s Gil PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. Rank Stork .. lB2l 3 per Cent. Reduced i 9 iiii 3 par Ong. Conada Ii • per Cent . . . 3 per Crowe. Navy Long rVvnottcy . . Imperial 3 pa Cent. Onsnluvo India Steck Li' ichoouvr Silly Old par Is. Ai.. New part plena. English Lottery Tickets Consols for T. DISH, 4tock Ritter, N.. 4, CornhilL and 9, Charlil-Creas. PRICE OF I Gov. Deb. 0! per ... Ditto Stark Gov Deb. 6 per cent. 9 I Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent 9oi Wi4r strews Certificates, G per cent 641 !LILT 26. COURSE OF EXCMAN Amite/dam .... 3B 1 1t C. Ditto at Sight .. 57 4 Rotterdam....... 13 0 4 U. TU,SDAT, JUL• 30. l;en..a 6 L. Pic. Venice 6O Ditto. Lisbon 6O Hambergh 92 6 2411 Altura Yam Chien 24a 26 0 huuraseux , 26 1 Ciao D•un Madrid .... 331 effect. oltv Oporto 6l nos Alon l2l Cork 141 OCISA.U. r. . 4 I...riu pal Gold in Cos II and Fla-v per as.. ♦ 0 0 Doubloons ........ 0 0 to New Dollars Salver an liars Millen Lepho.. - 5B Aim on the Bank of Hotlani Nagle. Dohlin on London (July 06) .... 111 al3 below on Laredo'. (July ll9j irlfast w Doblin (Dine) / 61 61 days. --.. • .." • • • • • CORX-LXCIIANGE. W ._duorGovr, JUL!' al. The beih imports at Wheel to day are few ; but a tolerably supply ow hand ; part tsf the tete aerreali from 'towbar, and taut cri.pitv.sys. Rale. are nut very look, and IK,. soarer give +ay. &dry usih 11.11 mill nu very Olen arrirdio, wltich cau.e thew. ..rticles to farther advance. Means are rather dearer—U.li, ar rive in moderate supply, awl the late advance; prices of this anode an fully supiiorted T:vere is 501,1 C Rapt Need 'mired, which is eery high and price nonunal...4u Flour us alorrolion. CUR ItF.N r PRICE OF GRAIN. Stihrue hes 74..06.. Beans 4- 3sa. CO Flee du.......1045. 108. 0 , 1 Tick beans .4j* SO, 04 Rye.. 4B. 52 , . dl. ;Ysto , 21s 32• 376.0 . , Barley 44.. 54) , Od. Polamts .... 4 iv. 6d. . . 81Is 68. 0.1. Rape 5eed...... oUi. 00r. 04. White Pees Ms. 56. Od Fine Flour .... b 5. 90e. " ' Grew Pees 434. 47a. Od Samoa; SO, 834. 01 SIR EIIS. On the 413th inst. at Fulham, the Right Hon. Lady /qui grave, of a daughter. On Saturday last, at Winchester House, Chelsea, the Lady of the !lon. and Rev. Thomas De Grey of a sin,. On Saturday sennight, the Lady of &towel Loft, of George start, Hull, of I son. MARRIAGES. On Sunday last, by special licerice, at the Marquis of Aber cores. the Earl of Aberdeire, to Lady Catherine Hamilton. Immediately after the ceremony, the newly manned couple set off for Lodi Melville's seat, at Wimbledon. DEATHS. On the 27th ult., at Hill, near Southampton (et the house of her soir.in•law, Capt. Walker, of We Royal Navy), in tire dl , t rearm( her age, Lade Irvine, widow of the Right lion General Sit John Irvine. K. R. • Oil Tuesday evening last, about seven o'clock. Mr. Mont... rites, d Brampton, brother to Mr. Islontolieu, Hanker, of Pail Mall, was soled with a fit as he way grind ono Anli:y's ire ; Medical assistance was procured, but Inc es vimd in Ansi than a ( - patter of en boor. He had just alighted from h s iter ative (in 08110111 y write a lady), apparently in perfect hisilth, and was In tire act of paying the salmis:inn money, when lila fall backward'. Mr. Asdey, jun name to his assistance, anal had him conveyed to the New Inn Ci,ffee-hoitae. HIGH WATER Tills DAY AT Lori:IJUN HAL Islam .... ♦2 min after 5. j Ev I lois. aul SALES BY AUCTION. ~~- ~, LEASE, NEAT FURNITURE. AND EFFz. MARKE(. By Messrs. BURTON arid VENNOR, On the Premises, No. 86, Flect.market, THPI et Eleven, THE neat and genuine HOUSEHOLI) FUR NITURE and ENTECTS of Mr VV RIGHT, Gmcer and Tea Dealer, including (nor pot and cuieltdop berWeadi, with chintz and other furniturest goose feat , rt:r beds, all,l clean betiding; mating:thy double and single chest 4 of drawers • car pets, theses, k.tchen requisiter, and miscellaneous articl es. Precisely a; One o'clock will be &dd, the desirable LEASE of the PREMISES, le,:d for about eight years and a half, at a low rent. The Premises and ER ds it, lie viewed till the time of Sale; whew Catelogyes and Particulars may be had on the Prvallisr. NW el 111 mars. Roma and Vennor, 92, Cornhill. , DAY, By Mr. SADLER, At his Repoiitori, in Gerrosll street, TO MORROW, at Tyrelve, UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED LOTS of HORSES awl CARRIAGES of various Descriptions ; onotonog of o.smat Nuro.,, , c Hackney, C foie*, GI, and Chariot Glidings, quit 'n 1,,,,e5s and tenape:sae to ride; ■ Nruslutruld (ravelling throat:, 41:4 'molts , this, rte. To Ira sieved the Morning of Sale, and a fair Trird all. wMt. No Expellee of Auction CM Hones, de. unsold. WEAPON GitREN, SURREY, Thirteen Miles float London, said One from Hampton Court. Ny Mr. BATES, At Gemtwav's Coffee Moine, Change Alley, Cmenhill, London, on TUESDAY, August 19, 1805, at Orre o'Clock, THE LEASE of a COMPACT VILLA. with TLN ACRES of LAND, in a genteel and social Neigmr. boutimod, with immediate Possession; forming a comfortable Residence for a genteel Family :—Comprising, on the Grow d Floor, a Dining Room, 19 feet by 14, a Drawing Rmurri, 19 feet by 14, a Breakfast Room, 14 feet Iry 19, a cool Kiteh.•n, and Rut, Pantry ; on the First Flour are three best Bed Rooms arid a DiesUng Raoul, with one Attic over; Out &ices eumist of a Wasli.houte with Servant's Rom❑ over; a COGLCII. boom, excellent Four stail Stable with good Loft., a Poultry. yard, Przg ry, Cow-house, arc. ; with Paddocks, containing in the whole ab nit Ten Acrei, an Orchard, a walled Kitchen Garden of shout an Acre, profusely clothed with choke Fruit he of every Oracripricat, Melon Ground, included; the whole watered with hard and suit water. Th., God:11 abirrol antly cropped. Good shooting round time C,muutrr, and Hounds in the Neighbourhood. field for a Term of Sixteen Years, mined M a low Rent. To be ♦iewed, and Particulars had at the Bell, Hampton ; Toy, Hampton Court ; at Garraway's ; on the Premises; and of Mr. Bates, No. 5, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square; and 28, Orchanloureet. MANOR FA ..... AND RESIDENCE, NEAR CRUY DU N, SURRY. By Mr. SMITH. At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 9th Inst. at Twelve o'clock, THE MANOR or REPUTE!) MANOR of CREWSES, with a valuable FREEI101.1) and COl'l'- 110E12 ESTATE; comprising uowarda of 210 Acres of nob Arable and Wood Land, in a riog•fence, situate in the Parishes of Warlingnarn and Chelshani, 6 milea from Croydon, iii a hue sporting ;, an of the county ; with ma excellent Fern House, suitable ' for a Gentleman's resideme, barus, stabli.ig, cattle lodge', and out buildings, is good repair, faun and rick yards, excitant, garden, die. of which immediate priesas.ion may ba had, with valuable common rights; land us redeemed. May be viewed ; and particular, had ten day, previous to the Sale, at the Dreyhound, Croydon and Carshalum ; the White Hart, at Reigate and Godsaune; White Hart and Bell Inns, Bromley ; at Garraway's 5 and of Mt. Smith, 62, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange. C R, ►KL_.dOLD Itr.3IUENLY., MANOk, AND MOM-MEADOW LAND, NIA& WISIXACH. CAW BRIIIGYSHIRE. _ By Mr. SMITIT, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst blatant, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an acceptable utter is made in the algaal time he Private Contract, AsI'ACIOUS FREEHOLD MANiI()N, seat ed en a handsome lawn and pltasiiro gruundi, near Emnetli Church, 3 lodes from Wisbeach ' 10 front March, and 03 from London, in the county of Cambridge, %oh a manor extending over 3.100 acids, abounding Muth game, the property of Sir 111F.NRY PEYTON, Hart. The mansion C3ll, Lila/ tufty spacious bad-chambers, drcesing-t vas, and picture gallery, with excellent floors, spacious hell, porCco, dining, drawing, and morning moms, of goal proporii no, suitable fur a large respectable family, with cellarhig and numerous offices, well adapted to the house, and supplied with fine spring water; capital melding for 2., horses, standing fu. G enemies, letVil.t,' aurtrtruenta,B waggon lairs, granary, Itay.f•NIULY, dug kennel, dove-house, and out buildings, extradite a n d saluabhd Iruitnig houses, pinery, melon-grouud, and graneries, 'cc. large rue doctive kitchen gardens, walled arid sto Iced with numerous fruit tress, an elegant grove, plantations, and pMaiure.grotinds, ornamented with flomitimg shrubs arid forest trees, ill full p•riection, strawberry garden, ice-home, and leveret rneartins of remarkably rich land adjoining, well few. I and timbered, contenting together about sixty acres. Tree P11.C411.111 s,a be ateo;7llll4dAteli with the furniture, adapted to t`e tn!inion, at a fair •Ilillt21 , 11,111•11i, and early puaressim will be p,iven To be viewed till the sale, with tickets. which, Mall Felice lars, may be had of Mr. Smith, Nu. 62, H oad stre.-t, iileArCel • Renal Exchange. Paiticulars alto of Messrs. ' , mitten and Fryer, Cavendish -street, Oxford -street; also of the Pouters of Te Cambridge Chronicle, Bury That, Ipseeschiouti.al,N ofolk Chronicle, N•i:wich Mercury, and Stamford jailirli!, at the Rain, Newniarket ; White Hart, March . C oar., Downtimes ; Duke', Head, Lynn ; Rom and Crovro, Vltubea.l, i Ittri LAO, Cambr.dge ; and at taar-away`s. • LEET- - ; tri•• *:- 4,; FARMSwASI I t r ) ' i I A TH M IST 2 - 6. 1 M ig A :ll, l) lL il v .t t 4 S T ß 4. . %h :if 11/ u m . - 1 58:imil:rst LANDS, I NT A2 4 : ), :I: Lea tc IN WILTS. Itt Mr. Al LAt 4,Z a" l' !: .V 4' F7II F AT i 47 FARMS the 9th an d l" to Telllllll% s t awl lonises for Lilt,. is l containing toither f" bio,aiea Bona, a .4 shii.e„ee, able i/ 4/161.• per annum son Mandandle, 10 "Met fr ori, Wilts ; Qs:, (-no, Right alai nut, with two ran" , gad L eek amelining ogether 134 orchards, Bares , a-id Dat.g e me, g , . and ate.-n, and the ittntia: s, and Si tot vales of gii. a of the ltQar r er sto w , ...beta 45 years ol Ise, with sue comma olds, and 11 1 „, g e ee grei .4 3501. par Conon'. hod I/0 <la's; /wake,' %the White HAM Bath; Gap, t Church ; CrOWII, t ee . Mew:. Bullock and Ar. and Fo.stat, 'bee tllll Estate; at her. ,-meet. .lATtbraD, LAID Apo MAIDS NNE, ICEbilr. ,mrrH, At the dell lam, Malikeifte, ea THURSDAY, the 13th int. •" at ti ;thick, In Twenty Lett, L 1 ENTERAL FREEHOLD ESTAT ES , . innorling moat delightful Situations for Butldoig, m.. er the • Town of htaidstune, and a quantity of rich Arable, blesilow, end flop Laud, const.tine of 66 Acres; Land Tax It.deemetli with extensive Right of Common on Pen:ndeu Wrath ; aso valuable Garden and Dollard, eontaining between Eight and Nine Acre., on the Bordur of the Lando" Road, et Reftay Hill, Lett to the Heirs of Mr Th...e.a wh's au ann ul Fruit Tre , i, a Dwelling House ' Hu,' Oat,, ado 01.1t•SUI!..1 ~g.. To be viewed ; and Particul ars had, Six Dayi petal:3g t h e Sale, at the Will, Ma.dstona; Foinuain and King', terbury ; hull , Rochesto i Soil amid G.o.ge. Ua n 0,1; ~a I, Famine% , n 1 ; of Mr. Scudantore, Solicitor, Maidstreie ; a A of Mr S•lisli Na 62, II•oad Alen, near the Royal ra-h •of. MOIETY OF A FREEHOLD DAIRY FAR ‘l, St..W t ST, NE, NEAR WALTII A&I AS HEY. By Mr. SMI TH, At Garrawai's, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst Inst. at T.l.t o'Clock, TilE MOIETY of an excellent DAIRY FA RM. c,inpriong 911 Acres, more or less, of rich Meador, arid Feeding Laud, commanding • beautiful silos iva Mr oraanie.itei trash several waluaSle hasher tiers, near tile Ilks.a„, at Seward-Arno, II miles from London, and I and a bell front Waltham Ahbey, in the County of Eisies; w si a all firm house, and valua'sle assignment of wood on the forest, sxtensirl pleasure and kitchen gard.ms, ducked with ouira•rous butt trees, farm and rick yards, barn, stabling, Dna nut baildli•gs. Lett on lease to Mahan. Motley sad Wad. The tythsia us moderate and the laud taut telleernwl L _ To be viewed with leave et use tenants, and Part': "as had six days preceding the Sale s .6( . •n, and Allen, Static tore, Paternoster ruts'; at the C sek, ..x•eld• stnne ; New Inn, W altham Abbey ; Four Swans, W..ithii.s Cwtsts; at Gar;aways; and of Mr. Smut, No. 66, Broad streak Royal Exchange !I gi ____ _-.. By Mr. Shall", At Garraway's, on WEDNESSAY the 21st Met. at 1! .'Clack, 1 ._ in Lots, Very desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, eompri , ing the c r_pital II( yrEL and TAVERN, (rani. ' lA. the Sea, commanding a bac view of the Nero, mid County of Kent, at that much admir,d balking place, New South-End, with a Gallery en the south front, e,ght lar4e bed chambers, an +. l elegant Assembly.roorn, S 9 feet long, raid and supper-neesee, corfee-room, 36 feet by 24, six diniiit roomy, wine aid adult , ceilaring, numerous offices, two autionntral dwellliseen. adjeitii4g, homing altogether a capital Wadding, cap able et h:- ) ing subdivided into numerous apattanalls for dip esiesonod,. tion of the respeetable families thee timanall OW •et t Bathing Place. Tl,e Estate is held fur 10 yap, it a Is, ground ront. To bedewed, and particulars had, six days proostag is Sale, at the Saracen's I lead, Chelmsford ; Cretin, B I missy ; Hotel, South End; at Uarraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, Na. 62, B road-stmt. MANOR FARM, NEAR CUCKFIEI.O, AND BRIGH• TON, SUSSEX —By Mr. Sail ill, At Gariaway's, on FRIDAY, the S;itli Ind. at Twelve r.'e oh, Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY ii()LD 1 1 1. EST %TB, t. died HAR VES f HILL, and VED:OL. RIDGE FARM, in a delightful situ': tan, on the holder i f the road, two miles from Cuckfield, and 10 from Brig:dun, a the r County of Sussex, containing upward' of 100 Acres of 'Mak ab'y rich Auto e, pasture, meadow, orchard, au I wood land, in excellent cultivation, nearly in a ring fence, to a part et the . county abothiding with game, with a tarn, house. barns, cu bllng, cottages, tenements, eardlets and out building., sum bed with fine water, and excellent niarbe ; the estate is in haad, of which immediate possession may be bad, •itil the due cm,. ,f corn, &c. taken at stair valuation. May be stewed ; and Particulars bad ten days pkivious to t• it . tale, at the Cock, at Sutton ; White Hart, Reigate; liiig a Head, Cueltfield ; Castle, and New Inn, Bightde ; 11 . 144 - I. Jenn•ngs, Sol.citurs, Shire-lane, Temisleetier ; MG& raisa's ; awl of Mu Smith, No 64, Breed- stmt. ilia Excliallite. MANt rR and FREEHOLD ESTATES, between LUDIAJW and SHREWSBURY, in the County el SALOP. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway'r, on FRIDAY, the 13th of September, at It &Clock, unless au acceptable offer is nods In the woo Owe by Private Contract, rIIHE MANOR of EATON, ertening over about Six 'Yhon.and Acre, finer, reliefs, pert revs, tights, and immunities, belongiing t the same, with •'a g; and valuable FREEIIi iLI.) EntATE, csataliting hundred acres of rich arable, pasture, and tut•damr and,• well situate for markets, lime and coal, near the Tots• pike-nod, leading from Shrewsbury to Ludlow, tyntekee, se/ land-tax re leemed, near the Church, leaflets, in Me piden Eaton, and enmity otSaiun. The Estate is highly anspereAbb interveised with wondl•isds, and well 'adapted • the palm' sties of pine, watt, which the MMIIOI. abounds; with suit ilia far:n hocse, bam4, avd oat building., several cattier', a wtr corn-mill, slid fine stream of water rtifinlve through the hart.!.. M.iv be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days rweeiam , the a ile. of the Printers of l'he Worcester and Lk* it Jounut, and Slnewstnny Chronicle; at the Waite Hatt, Bath i !Pistol ; Angel, Ludlow ; at Garraways; cud of IST . Sabah. No 62, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. _ _AMON RESIDENCE A?ID LAIRD, StlSliF X. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON 61 Mr. SMITH, a very desirable COPTHUID F.STAT nca ly equal to FREEHOLD; communal an c" *Aleut Family House, commanding beautiful Vases of 11.1 South/Downs and adiacent Country, 14 mil .w Onus 6 fruits Lawn., and 43 from London with spaci ins it d• chambers, Morning and Messing Room., elegant Maul and Doing Rooms, Library, Siaseious Hall, Office., " 1 Water Closet, Coach Hoes', and Stabling fOr seven Hays Farm aril R ck Yards, Sun and Ora buildings, entire's ne • built, Fle. awe and Kitchen Gardena, Orclrd, 014.stre Plantation and Shrubbery Walks, with 42 Aire, of rich Mr: due and Arable !And, in a Ring Fein*, wailer the hest cam. ration, with valuable Ce.l7lllloß Rtgill.l. May be itiewad with Tickets only, which may be h id 2. 4 ' further particulars known of Mr. Smith, Ni. 6 !, Stead atre,t, near the Royal Ear hangs. LONDON,—Panted by GEORGE N" Wyth "trent, St, I.:lenient 1, and pobt.thod by JOS! 0 1 RYDER, at the Office, No. I. Rack of St. Cle , oe..t Chortle, Strand, where Orden ter &c. (pegg-Yal d ‘ will Unduly intended tn. Pariiit ui Clut-t C.roreh, tontamini and thirty Acr:T., situ le.olll HAIIIe isgs ; lett at Rents, and of the value . 1.4 t It. Ti.e 01,1114, of Sutton M 'Salisbury, tit the County of Wiltt, lasissunilies ladinitirhe to I l 'e some. wi in the Parisi 'of Sutton Sll indritlle, Acres, with rm-hou.s, orchards, I part lett to ewer. ClOl4, B a ker, an , der oo I, es for Lives, at Rents, 1 per o'inosh. Alms the Adger/sow e ' MatuiesOle, the pretoot locuaribeut ' d.y 1,5,4y..* of Land, ho the C 13111111401 Tyttirt, of the supposed talus 01360 M 4 be viewed ; and Particulars hi ' Sate, at the White Hart. Salisbury; %.1 Wig. cheiter , King's Arms. Christ , w.atd , [Sol e nt'', S iuthanipton• of I nefd, Redford-row; Menus. fJdlie a of Mr. Warner, Rummy, who will rdiway'i ; and o( Smith, 62, Broad at lilt r..E11u1.11 taARDIII.22S, ORCH. , BUILDING-(.:ROUND, NEAR I _ _ . . _ _ . By Mr. Skil r I