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- - / -9 4;f- ‘ ./ )c ; 4 - e /3 /.,./ 2 71 it // - /Co ,;ti. 1., /, G!/, ~~ .: ~ H v: / I c T . s, / 11 0, IN r r - .0 0 . LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1824. '* - I y Prio .7d. .COE ASSURANCE OFFICE, liarter. in the Reign of King George the First. JUNE, 11.134. smuts' Premiums fall due on the are hereby informed. that Receipts are at the Company's Of fi ces, over the Royal 'all-mall, as well as by their respective Agents and the Parties assured are requested to their Policies on or before the 9th of ual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, Policy, will then expire. \ HURL FEN:S . .IIU, Jun. Secretary. daily at the said Offices, for the Assu. Merchandises, and Ships, in Harbour, , from loss or damage by Fire; and also ra nting Annuities on Lives. ill be issued free of Expense to the As. Premium &mottoes to 6s. or upwards. , CLARKSON, FOR 0031 BAY. articling to avail themselves of this iformed that the CUMBRIAN, now on idently expected to Sail fot Bombay by apply to 3QC H A R, CRAWFORD, and W. 71, Old Brood-street. FOR LEITH. and EDINBURGH SHIPPING PAN Y'S new Smack, tBERT BRUCE, vi Anderson, Commander, :, the 11th hist— at One o'Cloek, view tie accommodations of this flat vet. t=tr, f- .ct who have proved their Debts tinder t, awarded and honed forth against !I, l al fi k OTßOE COCK, of the City of Can- Kent, Wine and Spirit Merchants and meet the Assignees of the said Bank . the 12th dayof July instant, at Twelve antely, at the Office of Messrs. Brundrett, Solicitors, 13, Peek's-buildings, in the Inner • to, or dissent frogn, the Assignees re of the said Bang rupts' Estate. certain incurred by them pyritous to the issuing 'ominission, and also certain costs, chatges,%nd ex subtequent to the issn ing forth of the said in payments or allowances already made the said 'Bankrupts and also to assent ,wing to Valentine blornt, Esq. one of the Bankrupts, certain costs, charges, and es , previous to the issuing forth of the said ; certain monies from the said Bankrupts, distributed as part of their e s tate, and on DRETT, SPINKS, and REDDISH. /Minium, Temple. ;ANAL. THOM THE E.NOLISH BRISTOL CHANNEL. respectable MEETING of LAND tCIIANTS, BANKERS, and others, 1824, at the London Tavern, Bishops.- —BRIDGE, Bart., M.P. in the Chair. Iv, That it is the opinion of this Meeting. English and Bristol Channels, by means of 'essential advantage to the Commercial In , and at the same time promises an ample tpense of its exeeution. • Company he for the present limited to be divided into nhares of One Hundred _ nos• entered into, and that Books be af- Banking-house of blesses. Bosanquet and Co. ' purpose of receiving future Subscriptions, One Pound be paid upon each Share at the Book be beaded es follows, viz. :—" We, o subscribed, authorise the application of subscribed by us in defraying the Expenses al - in the Surveys, Plans, Engineer ware Cha ...maw hi' preparin g t•P Orrly et to make a Ship Canal from the English to ' the future Expenses to be incurred in such , and that in case we shall decline to take our respective names, the Residue of the shall be forfeited to the Company." Thousand Shares shall be subscribed ibv, red to survey and report his opinion upon probable Expense of a Ship Canal from the Channel at Seaton Bay. capable of navigating of 120 tons and 200 tons burthen, regis- t.ethbridge, Bart., M.P., Sir Christopher Captain Dastard, 51. P., Charles K. K. Tynte, sal Lewis, Fog., M.P., John Bent, Esq., Dean of York, David Pollock, Esq., Rev. - damning, Esq., Richard Pemberton, Esq., Robert Colmar, Esq.,John Lee H anning, Esq., John Burridge, Esq.,3lr. George Brown, and be a Committee, with power to add to their tbscribers of Five Shares and upwards, for the Expenses already incurred, and to be stending the Survey and defraying the Ex. 3lontes subscribed , and that three be a shall be complete. and Mr. Telford's Re. Imittee now appointed do call a General Subscribers, in order that the Sum may be con. - -11 General Meeting may dam adopt such ulte. , en appear proper. remain open till the 30th Day of Joie this day be inserted in such Newspapas the Committee shall think fit. LIS B. LETWIRIDGE, Chairman. iy. That the thanks of this :getting be given 'bridge, for his able and impartial conduct in the COMMITTEE, held at the Crown Saturday, the 12th ultimo, the following be published : to submit, for the information of the public, laded upon the best data which they have the most authentic sources of informs shibiting the probable returns to the Pro.. Mon of the Canal, and which will clearly ample remuneration cannot fail to result capital in the undertaking. The length ,‘ to the plan laid down by the late Mr. and it is not probable that any variation of see of the survey about to be made by Mr. material alteration in that rcl,pect. Taking imate as • basis, and adverting to the dif ihe proposal to substitute • Canal for Ships tons, as formerly suggested, the expense Canal is estimated at about 1,200,0001. Atich the Committee believe to be not only meet all exigencies, but to be made upon a charges of wear and tear, repairs, management, then the Canal shall be complete, are taken at anneal., making an annual expenditure of information, collected at various times, and id particularly when a Bitat Canal was in 1t122, the Committee are of opinion that this than provided for by the tonnage upon lime, , bricks, tiles, and general merchandise, for will be carried on by means of the ('anal being thus provided for, there will remain tbecritters, the amount founded upon the to the House of Commons in the present on of Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge, it appears inage which passed round the Land's-end in of which it further appears, that had the tons would almost of necessity have passed probably great pan of the residue from other causes. infommtion collected in the southern part that there was a consumption of coals in 400,600 tons per annum, which has since but of which the Comn.ittee are ratialied 4y 600,000 tons will pass the Canal; besides - 4 tonnage upon copper, iron, and sundries not otherwise included, may be taken on • moderate scale at 100,000 tons. Yrom those sources a tonnage of 1,174,000 tone would use the Canal, which, at Id. per ton per mile upon the average, would Produce an annual revenue of 201,950 f. applicable to a dividend among the Proprietors, and amounting to above ItW. per cent. The charge of Id. per mile would fall so far abort of the ex penditure necessary in navigating round the Land's-end, as to mike it a matter of certainty that the Canal would be preferred. lo these remarks the Committee contemplate that the cuur.try is in a ',tate of joeace. hut it is obvious that should war at any time take place, the tae upon the Canal would he increased in a very considerable degree. PA prospeeto ,s and further particulars , may be had at the i nkand th e several Share and Canal Broker.' Offices in the C" of Mews. KM and Lukin, solicitors, 6, Cri's lon-square ; and of Mr. Mike, solicitor, Cbtird,.Sximceset. No. 6,736. - ROYAL EXCHANI ktabnalled by Royal Chat ERSONS whose Ai 24th INSTANT an w ready to be cid:vend at and in Pall-mall, e t the s eeend counties ; at *poly for the Renewal of fI:LY NEXT, as this usut Beyond the Date of each Pol SAM ' ••• Attendance is given pm of Buildings, Goods, . I Dock, or while building, If the Assurance of and en N.B.—Fire Policies will Axed, where the Aecual PO THE CUMBRIAN, (. DASS E ERS inlet opportunity, are infer parnage home, is conlidi tie middle 01 August. 'Fos Fralght Passage ap BAZETT, tARI, THE LONDON au C0311',1 Mcß 4 F i l M Will Will SAIL on SUND • The Public is invited to vim a g . pl i it et ag arf paseta:tsg July 8, WM. • LE CREDITORS i Coretenlision of Buil H IAM COCK and • terbury, in the County of Copartnin„ are desired to rn rapts' estate and effects, on o'Clock at Noon, precisely • Spinke and Reddish, Solicit Temple, London, to assent imbursing themselves out .1 costs, charges and expenses, forth of the said Commission, reuses, incurred by them sal Commission ; and also cot exit and to be made by them so tl to, or dissent from, allowing re Cfediten of the said Ban • pease% incurred by hint pr 1- tOmmission, in obtaining a • which monies have hem die td other special affairs. e; lIRUND i. 5- PROPOSED SHIP CA :e TO THE 131 ry A a numerous and ri LI OWNERS, MERf held the 9th day of June, 1 ht gate.strect, hit THOMAS R. LETW • Resolved unanimously, dust a Junction of the Engl . a Ship Canal, will be of eue to tarns of the Country, am remuneration for the expend Bra That the Capital of the I One Million, and the same I Pounds each. That a Subscription be 1 rs eisemOds left at the Rankin We Laabsdialwet., for the pur le. no 'tbstl e = t i of One time of ai if That the Sebsceiption Bar whose names are hereunto he the several Soros subscribr e. Eft• Lie • ng. Estimates, sod other C he to Parliament for an Aet to he I the Bristol Channel, and the tat application to Parliament, s the Shares set opposite to ou .e ,Deposit now peed by us stud That whenever One Th er.; Ir. Telford be employed VET e best Line and probab ristol to the English Chant 11.4 uP Vessels of all dekrlptions, nd to measurement. at That Sir Thomas B. Let Cole, But., M.P., Captaii re Esq., 81. P., Wendhani M.P., the Very Rev. the DI ou Dr. Palmer, William Han ere 13. Baunquet, Esq., Robert George Elwell, Esq., John Mr. George Redman, be a , numbers from Subscribers tts : furpose of discharging E ▪ incurred, and of superinto my t polies thereof out of the : quorum. That when the Survey du rin at- •t t v eetimg oi rred the , the Canoe smbu Subsc r ib er ' coed, and that such Gent n rior measures as may then s ; That the Books do ma tom Instant. • • That the Resolutions of t Ts- In Town and Country as th ThlOM e d Resolved unanimously. '1 a 0 Sir Thomas B. Lethbrid, the Chair. are. At a MEETING of tl bet nd Anchor Tavzrn, on Ss o f tatement was agreed to be ew The Committee beg to sh No snort statement, founder able to collect from t th▪ e lion, for the purpose of exl rm, store upon the executive each Ottltrate that a mat a er- to those who embark then ing ef the Canal, according to 'Rennie, was 41 miles, and t en the line, in consequence 01 3: a Telford, can make a mate hat also Mr. Rennie's unmet old ference of prices, and to the the of 200 tone, instead of 120 rho of the execution of the t. few Upon a calculation which tree fully adequate to meet pelt •-• • liberal scale, the charges tees 1 • .and other incidents, when Inn d.ooof. per mile per ann was & Shout 42,0001. tees From local and other in at several periods, and Ac- agitation in the year 1822, amount would be more tin limestone culm, stone b the internal trade which ate- The annual expenditure b 'v.:- for the bene fi t of th e S u l t en, iolhowing estimate. m a- Front returns made to • Session, upon the motion re', that the amount of t onnag lien was 1,00,430 tons, t 3 Canal existed, 501,000 tot ahl'through the Canal, and I and i nterest, convenience, mot mea l From local and other it of England, it appears tl 1011, amounting to 1,400 considerably increased, hi ti ght wldn assuming that only !hen the tonnage upon t „-- ices• r to 97th F the SALES BY AUCTION. COPYIIOLD NATATE, STOKE NEWINGTON. By M INSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. on FRIDA Y, July 9, at 12, in One Lot, AValuable t OPYHOLD ESTATE, bald under the Manor of Stoke Newington, subject to a trifling quit rent, and customary line on death or alienation, imaginings:it Three con venient Dwelling Houses, with Stabling and walled Gardens at the back, situate on the north aide of Newington-green, in the county of Middlesex, in the several occupations of Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Cowie, and Mrs. Custia, on leases which expire at Midsummer neat, when possession of the whole may be obtained, and Matt to eonsi derable advantage. To be viewed by pennissise of the tenants. Printed particulars may be had bt doll Three Crowns, Stoke Newington; at tire place of sale ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Patcrnoster.row, where a plan arise property may be inspected. POLICY IN THE EQUITABLE OFFICE, AND TWO PIPES OF MADEIRA, Sy iVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 2Uth instant, at Twelve, by Order of the Executors, POLICY in the EQUlTABLE, — effected in 181/, for 1,11001. on the Life of a Ileotleman then 42 years of age, subject to an annual payment of 39 lec TWO PIPES of London particular BIA DE IRA, now lying in the London Docks. PrintedPaT•tietTlitrs may be had, and the Wine tasted, by apply. lag b iVinstathey and Sens, Pateroesttr•row ; particulars also at the Mart. "SALES BY AUCTION. K NO -S T ILE ET, ST. JA M ES'S-SQUA SE. El:gant Furniture) Capital Eight-day Clock aad Dial, by Dwerri bouse ; excellent Fowling-pieces, by Manton ; bandimme !bonze and Or-male Lamps ; a smell Library of Chalon Boas, in ele gant Eindiap t and various other Erects. Tly Mr. ROSINS, (Of Warwick }bole, Regent-street,) At No. 19. Kinv.otreet, St. James's, On WEDNESDAY, Jul 14. and following dav, at 12, T HE ELEGANT FU RNITURE, &e. The PRO PERTY of NOBLEMAN Removed from Grosvenor.square. Consisting of couch, tent, pass, and other bcdsicads, and fur. natures ; feather beds and bedding; handsome window-curtains, in chintz, cotton. and morinc ; elegant grecian couches, sofas, chairs, and ottomans ; foot.stoolt and leg-rests ; capital louwing, fauteuil, and library chairs ; eteellent well-mads cabinet wades, in rosewood and , mahogany ; dining, card, 100, sofa, occasional, library, dressing, and work rabic' ; book cues, cabinets, ward. robes, chests of drawers, dumb-waiters. and came burys; mime. rout handsome folding, cbevul, and pole screens; bronze candela. bras and lamps; music-stools and what-note ; cheval and other drawing glasses ; capital eight-day clocks and dial ; valuabk fowling-pieces, by Manton ; a small library of choice books, in elegant bindings ; Turkey, Brussels, and Vt ilton carpets ; floor cloth, spring blinds, bedsteps, and bidets ; trays and stands ; a porter's ball-chair ; large deal presses, cupboards, and tables ; fenders and the-irons ; a great variety of camllatt copper kitchen requisites, and other articles. On the Third Day will be Sold the valuable choice LIBRARY of BOOKS, in elegant bindings, by the most esteemed authors. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, Is. each, on the Premises; at Darraway's Corte house ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burling ten-street. ' KENNINGTON. Leasehold Improved 01;;;Wd Rents airlEstate, producing near 131 f. per Annum. By WINSTA ?MEI* and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY. July 20, at 12, in One Lot, XI. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; corn prising Improved (bound Rents, amounting to nearly 22/. per annum ; and Four neat brick-built Dwelling }lousy., being Nos.], 2,3, and 1, in South-place, Upper Bennington-lane, nese to Kennington cross, in the occupations of 31essrs. Brown, Read less, and Stowe, and of Mrs. Harvey. at rents amounting to Oen Hundred and Eight Pounds per annum ; held for an unexpird term of thirty years, if three lives named in certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal should so long live. •To be viewed by permission of the Tenants. Printed Partial lan may be bed of Mr. kaleon, Solicitor, Elm-omut, Temple ; at the Windmill and at the Horns, at Kennington ; at the Mart ; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. COPYHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, ISLING TON, HACKNEY-ROAD, LI3IEHOUSE, and CAN NON-STREET-ROAD. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY : Bith July, at 12 o'Cloek, in Four Lot% Lot L A COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to 11. Freehold, the fine being certain and small, consisting of a Illessuage, being No. 12, Lower George-street, Limehousc, let to Mr. Law, • yearly tenant. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Three Houses, being Nos. 21 and 3, in Salter-street, Cannon-street.road, and 27, Little Turner-street, held for 49 years. Lot 3. A ditto, comprising Two Houses, being Noe. 2 and 3, Lower Queen-street, Lower-road. Islington, 1.d.1 for fIG years. Lot 4. A ditto, being No. 1, Brunswick-street, Hackney-road, held for Mt years. To be viewed by permission of the tenants. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart, and of Winstanley and Sons, Palinbaster.row. LEASEIIOLD ESTATES, sOI'TH-STREET, MAN CHESTER-SQUARE, and CROMER-STREET, GRAY'S INN-LANX. * WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 20th July, at 12 o'Clock, in Two Lots, by order of the Executors of Thomas Cadby, Esq., de ceased. Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of an Old-establishcd Green-grocer's Shop, with cons& nient Dwelling-house , most desirably situate, No. 18, South -street, 111aschester-aquare, in the occupation of Mrs. Osinbrook, an old and respectable tenant, on lease, at 601. per annum, held for St years, at a ground.rent of N. per annum. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Two Messuages, being Nos. Itni and 107, Cromer-street, one of which is a Baker's, and corner shop ; and another Massuage, being No. 16, in Beightoo-sueet, in the occupation of Messrs. Pochin, Hawk. er, and goer* at rents amounting to 971. 10s. per annum, held tor as yaws. To be viewed by permission of the tenants. Printed Particulos ma, be had of .Messrs. Clowes, Orme, and Wedlake, Solicitors, 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. HERTFORDSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX. REDEEMED, BE TWEEN HATFIELD AND HERTFORD; BEAUTI FUL RESIDENCE, OFFICES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, LANDS, WOODS, &c.; ABOUT SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, ♦t the Man, on TUESDAY, July 24, at 12 o'clock, is Two Lots, ADELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lana- Tax Redeemed, called BIRD'S PLACE, in the parish of Essendon, a very picturesque part of the county. A substantial brick-built residence, planned few the accommod ation of a fientle. man's family, placed on a beautiful elevation, in a paddock of about 32 acres of rich meadow land, sloping towards the South, with shrubberies, thriving plantations, dry gravel walks, and ornamented with noble oak and other trees; together with a must pleasant wood of about 10 acres, laid out with extensive gravel walks, &c. fanned with taste, and stored with lofty fine oaks and coppice, and surrounded by seven convenient inclosures of meadow land, making together abolt 32 acres ; and the whole estate about seventy-four aces, all compact. The House contains a handsome portico front, a lofty entrance-hall, excellent dining.rnoto, anti. roost, drawing-room, and library, all handsomely fitted up lobby and water-closet, a principal staircase, and two secondary' staircases to the fint story, which contains live excellent bed chambers, tso dressing-rooms, bathroom and water-closet; over the above are two roomy pleasant bed-chambers, one dressing room (which apartments, with an adjoining bed-mom, are admirably calculated for a governess or nursery establishment), six servants' bed-rooms and store-rooms ; the offices comprise a butler's pantry, excellent kitchen, aculery, larder, servants'-hall, housekeeper's room, four good bed-chambers and store-room, dry roomy cellaring under the house, and ether offices; detached is a capital brew house., washhouse and lautdry, good dairy, scullery, bakehouse, knife and shoe room, wood and poultry houses, stable-yard, double coach-house, three stioles for 10 horses, with lofts over ; farm and stack-yard, cattle and cart sheds,loose stable, cow-house, piggeries, and out-buildings; a capital productive garden, walled round and , planted with fine fruit trees, melea ground, &c.; the whole well supplied with water ; distant from London about 18 miles, 3 from Hatfield, and 5 from Hertford, in a most respectable neighbour. hood, and good roads in all directions, and in the immediate vicinity of fox-hounds.. The whole in complete repair, and immedi-te pos session may be had. The household furniture, old wines, and effects, may taken at a valuation. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Inns rt Usenet, Hatfield, Hertford, and Ware, and at the M art. RARE SPANISH AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. By Mr. EVANS, At his (louse, 93, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, and Paw following Days, IFICHE LIBRARY of the late Don J. A. CONDE, Librarian of the King of Spain ; including Iliblia S a c ra Po lyglotta, six vols. first edition ; Compluti, 1614; a most extraordi nary, extensive, and curious Collection of the early Spanish Chm nicles, Alvarez, Vert:. dera Informacam de Presto Joam, extremely rare, IMO; Argote, Historia del Oran Tamorlan, l i6J ; Barcia's Collection of the Early Spanish Historians of America, 16 vols. large paper; a most curious Collation of early Spanish Boots re lating to America; a Collection of Spanish Romances of Chivalsy, including nearly all Don Quixote's Library ; rare Spanish Poetry and Novels, and many rare miscellaneous articles. WATERPROOF HAT AIANUFACTORY, No. 3, Gerrard-street, Soho, opposite Newport Market. WELLS most respectfully informs the Public at • large, that he has opened the above House, where he in. tends selling suppee•ior and improved OVAL IVATER-PhOOF BEAVER HATS, warranted never to spot with rain, and to retain their shape and colour in any climate, at the reduced price of I its., with every other article in the trade equally cheap. T. W. feels confident that the above will give entire satisfaction, and that one trial will prove the fact, for ready money only. N.B. Merchants supplied on advantageous terms. fl ERMAN FLUTE.—Mr. GALBREATH's approved SYSTE3I combines expedition with a thorough knowledge of the instrument. The case with which that truly graceful and pleasing accomplishment is acquired sufficiently accounts tor its universal adoption in preference to any other instrument. It is powerful stimulus to the study of the German Flute, that any per son may, in a short time, and with comparatively little difficulty attain such a proficiency as to be able to play an accompaniment with a Lady at the Piano-forte, or to take a part in a Quartctt or Overture. Time and Tone, the ground work so indispensably requisite to constitute the finished Amateur, are frequently neg lected: to these Mr. Galbreath particularly devotes his attention; without them the Student will fall far short of bring a correct Per former. Terms, &c. at the Professor's, 26, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, theapside. Xing the bell. Mr. 0. attends at st, Burlington.areade. Piccadilly, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ten till five. KIND.STREET, ST. .PA Mal-WARE. RareAnti9ue Italian It, unrest beautiful Ch!R&M's's', ; curious Silver ditto ; choice Callings in Ivory ; a e —so* Jasper Cup and Cover; a splendid Ebony and Rosewood Iset, beautifully ornamented with Drawings from the Hearken Mythology, six feet wide; and an elegant Buhl Medal Cabinet. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-stmt,) At No. 19, King-street, St. James's, on FRIDAY, the 16th day of July, at 2, The Propertyof a Nobleman, COSTLY RARE, ANI'I44L'E ITALIAN BRONZES, beautiful China Ornaments, in Jam, Beakers, &c. curious Silver Omaments, Carvings in Ivory, an antique Drinking Cup and Cover, carved in Wood. date 1167, a valuable Egyptian Pebble Cabinet Cup and Cover, handsome Highlann Dirk, andotherar tieles. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the ale, by Catalogues, at Is. each, to be had on the premises ; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street, opposite Burlini,non-street. SOMERSETSH IRE. The next Presentation to the valuable Vicarage of Pirminster, near Taunton. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Reillet4treet) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS. DA Y, the 22d July, at Twelve o'Clock. T HE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VICARAGE of PIT3IINSTER, About three miles from Taunton, the present Incumbent in the 68th year of his age; Comprising a grad PARSONAGE HOUSE, Offices, Garden, dm and the occasional Tithes of the whole Parish, which contain; upwards of FIVE THOUSAND ACRES, The principal part in cultivation. The Tithes, according to a re- cent survey, art worth upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. • A Cottage and Eight Acres of Land opposite, let to the Vicar, may be had on lease, at lg. per annum. Particulars may be had of /11r. Adams, and the Oxford Journal Mee, Oxford; Cambridge Journal Office, Cambridge; iMessrs. Still and Rackham, Newmquare, Lincoln's Ins ;.and of Mr. Ka bins, No. 170, Regent-arrest. BOOKS PUBLISHED. 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