The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-09 00:00:00

_. a ~. _.,..~-. NUMBER 4364. MORE CAPITA L'PRES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottety. The . First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN TROVSAND POUNDS; All other Capital Prizes are afloat. DURCHASERS Qf TICKETS and SHARES will ,have the vpportuni:Ty ot Capital Prizcs, provided they, purchase before the Drawing commences, which will he on the 1 3 th of 061(iber next. The ScAgane contains e q ual Advanta g eitof , TWENTY THOI)SANI) POUND PRIZE - ,5,- TEN THOUSAND POUND 'PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND poutcr) PRIZES, 4cc. &c. To former lotteries of double the Number c;t7Tickets Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other Stale Lottery to be drawn this Year. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. 3 - - - - 3 3 - - - - - - - 5,0t'0 5 - - - -4, Co 100 4) - 4,100 - Tctal Value. - 20,000 Tickets Tickets and Shares arc on Sale Ticket - 7:19 15 0 47...T4000 t cvervi.ottt-ry • Waif . Quarter 10 2 0 I - 11, 6 - - S 2 ol Sixteenth - I 6 o THE GOVERNVENT STATE LOTTERY Commences drawit , g t3th of next Mouth. TEN THOUSAND POUN ibr the'First-drawn Ticket; Every, other Prise, afloat, from 20„ , -.0-1. 'ln 221. THIS Plan places all who purchase before the Drawing begins 'on equal tel ins ; ativant.i,;e. thdt has not beenoffered to the Public for rwily year, ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, . • - And the SCHEME cinitains. 3, Prizes of. - k2c i coo - - sop° Loco &c. &c. &c. No Prize less than Tiventv Pounds The Public will ohServe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; 20,ae01. for a zo,oool. Prize; and so us proportion - for every other ►'nze. TICK ETS .and SRA RES are on Sale *at all the LiLenCed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. SWIFT and Co. at their Old Office,: No: - 1, Poultry, and at No, tz,'Charing-Cross, are authorised by Coverninent to sell the_ Tickets, Shares and Chances. of the present Lottery which contains a greater proportion of capital Prizes than anylorrncr one. The first.drawn Ticket is entitled to to',olol being the only Prize fixed for any par ticular day, consequently a Ticket drawn at any period of the Lottery ,ill have the chanceUf all the Prizes in the Wheel. Swift and Co. have itad, for many years past, the satisfac tion of selling a great proportion of the capital Priz-s, para. • cularly• in the last and late Lotteries. Letters from.the try addressed es usual, to No. :11, Poultry, will receive hn mediate attention. STATELOTTERY, To commence nrawing• 13th of Next Month; and no other .I:ottery.to lie.decidat by the same. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. The SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of - - 00 10,000- ioOrt &c. &c. Ste. . . And the 'owe-it 'rize Tiventy Peundi. • HE TICKET' I tied to TEN TIIc)USAND POUNDS, being theenly, 'fixed Capital. - TICKETS and SHARES are son Sale by RICHARD SON, GOODLUCK,. and •Co..Stock-lirokers, :and Charing-cross, Lo,:don. ELIGIBLE FRE'EHOLD ESTATES.. WANDSWORTH, SURREY. , :Comprising an Eligible Compact Vii and:Land, in -Bridge -1 ' ield-• sundry -liielos - ures of .M e adow, Garden G round, and Land in the open Fields ; several Eligible liotties, a -Chapel,* sundry F-enements, the. Crane Public-Hoilse, on Wandsworth-Plain, .and. sundry Tette me= adjoining. TO BE SOLD ,BY AUCTION By Mr..IIOI3INS, At Garraway's Coffee , house,' 'Ohange-elley, Cornhlll;''bn Thursday, Sept.:t t, at Twelve. o'C lac% in Four SEVERAL z . iluabte :.is'BEE'HOLD ESTATES, situateiii Wandsworth, , consisting of.hligible and. Ge nteel . a Chapel, and sundry Teriehienrs, GardenS and Lands, situate opposite the Church,. Wands worth, in possession of Mr. Perfett, Surgeon, and others; a-corapao. Villa, Garden, and Land, delightfully - situate, in Bridgefield, Wandsworth; a Alessuage, known by the sign of the Crane, with the appurtenances,' on :Wandsworth plain; a Blaasalith's Shop, and eight .'Tenements, with Gardens, &c. adjoining; also, sundry :parcels of • Land in Wandsworth Coalition Field; the Whole about twenty Acres., in possession of Mr. Ralph Langton, and °thus; the prin cipal part on Lease. , May be viewed by leave ot : the Tenants.--Particulars at the Spread Eagle, Wands Worth.; the King's Arms, Fulhanil Sun, Kingston; at Garraway's; qt Charles Alexander-Craig, Esq. Great Scotland-yard,. - Whitehall ; of Mr. Bramwell, Taper-buildingii, Temple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick stteet. colden-iquare. ' FREEHOLD ESTATES. Consisting of Dwelling-houses, Stable-yards, Warehouses, Wharfs, &c. -situate in , Gray's-inn. lane; Fleet-stre2t ; • Falcon -court, Fleet-street; Smithfield ; Cule plan-street, the Poultry, Upper Thatates 7 street, and Hare lane, Lower Tharnes-street. TO. BE SOLD TIY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, ' At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'ChanAe,alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, the ttth September, at Twelve o'clock, iit FOurteen Lots, • • • - EVERAL Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD t... 3 ESTATES, comprising three new-erected Dwelling houses, extensive Yards, &c. situate on the East Side of formerly the Queen's Headlnn, in the Pa rish of St. Andrew, Holborn., . • The spacious Premises, with Yards, Dwellinphouses, , Warehouses, &c. in possession of Mr. Ridley,, clit;ller and three other Houses, with Shops, 'sic. on the North Side of Fleet-street, in the Parish of St. Bride's, .in possesSion of Parker Lovel, &c. A House in Falcon -court, . - ftreet. Thirteen Dwelling. houses, with Warehouses, &e. pituate in Black Swan-lane, in and near Thames-street. The capital Premises known by Kennett Wharf; Thames-street, . with Dwelling-house, Warehouses, &c. A Dwelling-house . in the Poultry. An old-accustomed Pastry-cook's Shop, in possession of MI.. l)ebatt. A Messuage;.witly Livery Stables, ' in.possession of Mr. Atkinson, situate in Coleman-street. A Messuage and Premises in Cow-lane, corner of Hosier lane, IVest Sinithfield, many years in the .cheese-mongery line. A Mes.suage and Premises known by the sign cat the' Keptish Hoy, in Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street, And a Dwelling-house situate pt the corner of Harp-lane, Lower_ Thames-street. These Lots •thrrn very . eligible and valuable propertp—the principal part on lease. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at, QiTrraw,:y's ; of ch. Alex. Craig, Esq. Great Scotland yaia, Whitehall of fir: Bramwell, Paper-but:dings, i awl of t‘Jr2ltobins, Warwick -street, Gultiol-square. • 'b\ • in...sll:AliLt... FREEHOLD E:,TATES, -:AiMAUCI-1 - ati'd COVENY, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. \ TO 13E, SOLI) . RV ALI C T-. 1 ON,, . .... „ 43y Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's tollix-liotise, 'Ciungc-alfey, Cornbill, on . . Tuesclay, , O6L ?A, at Twelve o'C lock in Fo.tr•l_ofs Lot'. f'OMPRISES ,Capital FREEHOLD s, - ,rAT S VEN), containing upwards of r9 43.- Acre:s of Meadjnv, .and Arabic Ladd, all ly .iug: Oliva& and divided in dill:;rent Inclosure , , .siruatc at • March, in ii2•Parish I),,ddingtoo, and Countrof Cam bridge; , 0,1 le isc th Mr. luini ;ray, which expires at Lady , . Day, 1); t 1, :It a low Rent. Lot,ll, A Frecholcl,Astate (31:;GS.rg N), siatate at:c6- veny, iu the Counti of CaliCo'ridge, Comprisirn; upwards of - 4:f A creS - a Meadow, • Pa - vure,- and' Arable' lying to gether,'apd in a.gooct state of cultivation. • Lot 111. A Freehold Estate, near Lo 11. Comprising up ward; of 26 Fares, as before.' -" • Lot I V: A - -Freehold Estate, near Lot 111. containing near 15 Acres, es bo.tOre. . The last three - Lots are in possession of Mr. joint Nlott-, son, Tenant--at Will. • - , • _ The Estates may be:N;iewed br,applying , tp, the Tenants, where Particulars may be had ; at the White Hart mid Orli lin, March - the Latnb ., , Ely; Rosd and Crown, Wisbechl Sun andßlack 3.u11, Carnbrii4e ; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Mr. Therripson. Solicitor, St:moor( Houching,Were harn=Stoke, Nortbik-: , Crowk6ohara;; Rant, Newmarket King's Ars,Uourne:Bridge ; Crown,hocskerhill ; Saracen't; Head„ Ware •, of Mess- Blake and White, sof:eitors", streer,'Stranil ; at' Garraway's,;. and Of :Mr -Robins, War wick,street, Golden. square, London, ,where Plans of the Estates may be seen. ESTATES, M t : . kNOR, FISHERY.. WATER-KULL, ELIGIBLE . . FiVINIS, and :LAND, CA A; 13 4.,10G ESHI RE, On the 0241ers of Sulfolk,'a short distance from Newmark.tt. TO BE . SOLL) BY AUCTION., By me. ROBINS., At Garraway's re - Alec...house, "Change-alley- Comhill, on Tuesday ztst Oaober,: iSa6, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, 9"HE rxtensive and .Capital FREEHOLD ES . • TATES, Comprising near Five "Thousand Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all, high Cultivation,. the principal 'part 'lying compact, divided and lett. in eligible Faims, with excellent 1/welling7houses, Barns, Stables, and' Out buildings, 'situate arSt) 1 . -1 A M and 1 , 0 DITA M. .' SOHAM MEE RE, part of the above I.state i contains up wards of tloo Acres, iri,a. ring-fence, and ,Tythe tree. Also The'CROWN autl-sundry Tenements in Soham. The truly noble- and valuable .MANO it, extending over near Fourteen Thousand Acres of Land, with Arbitrary Fines and Quit Rents. The annual value of the. Estate up6iards of Three Thousand Six .1-IMidred Pounds, which in a few years Maybe considerably increased ; the property or a No. *man, TheSe very valuable 'Estates, the principal part lying Corn pad,.are lett - to most respeCtable Tenants, part at Willi the zerrraiiider on Lease, short terms .of which are unexpired. The. Estates are part bounded by the navigable Rivers the OuSe and Cam, which, from their situation, command a trade . to the principal parts of the Kingdom ; are well worth the attention of Gentlemen or Trustees wishing to invest large sums of money in Land • they are situate six miles from Newmarket, i 6 from Cambridge, tz from Bury, and 66 from - London.. •, The Earths may be viewed by applying to Mr. John Slack, Henry Farm, or the Crown 'lnn, Soham, where Particulars may be. had ; at'the Cock, Mitdenhall. ;! Angel, Bury ; Newmarket ; Lamb, Ely; Rose and. Crown, Wisbeach ; Sun and Black Bull„ Cambridge.; Post-house, Fakenharn; King's Otrws, Bourne-bridge ; Crown, Hockerhill'; Green Man,' Harlow ; Fountain, .Huntingdon ; Saracen's Head, Ware ;• Mr. Thompson, Solicitor,. Stamford ; Mr. Houching, Were_ ham-Stoke, Norfolk ; .Mess's. Blake and White, Solicitors, Essex-street, • Strand ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, -Golden-square, Londen, where a InAn of the Estate may be 3ie5.111 , .. , . I ) i.:A STO 4,9U-C E, near - pRomL E E NT, Nine Miles from London. • rro BE LETT, F111;NI:31-1ED; fur a. Term „at' Five Years, 'PLAISTOW I.oP,C4 a ,.late : toe. itesi, , dente of Peter "j;hel•fussou, (I.:ceased: Pretricscs cot:gist of an elegant Mansion-house, extcn;:ivo grounds, Gattlens, liot.houses. Stables., .coach.houscs, And. Servants', and other Offices, all in .complete ,ltepair ; tog,e •ther with a Farm Of Ninety Ares, or tiLeteabout,,. of excel. lent Land, chiefly Nleadotv, within a Rir; ) :, Fence; the whole forrning Residenee fit thr the untm-xliat.: Reception or a No. tilernatt argentlel,nan's Family For Particulars and Terms, and Tickets to view the Pre "rnises, apply to Messrs. Clarke, Burroughs, 'and Hayes, '66, ,Lombard-strut. . , iiil 7 HEN -Profess;otial. Men of Education and V Responsibility deviate frion the genera{' •Sysiesit 'the selettion -of a peculiar tile uvi.7tioli of Itmg•coh tinued success is 'Vie best vriteritin o f su*riority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three I . )iwrders,. arpl the successful result of Ins/rid:in gives me additional ardor to oppose, as ar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints iv - Nat are the most "important in the Catalogue of 'lnman • • Atter initiation into .every lir:inch, as ail Army Strrge,,n, fonnod a wish at an Carly period of I'Daeticc to. rescue in .4ividuals from the ignorance of uneducated Meta, or the equally dangerous precipitancy Lit general. Praelirioners.. The. Three Disorders, to 'the Cure ..of which I have de. voted fay attention, 'coiroppise', eyeiy specie's of V I.NYE-CT:ON., whether .)'l' a recent or long du_ 'ration: ully, All kinds of debility, wtterlter arising from the habits of schoUt.boys, or the iiitinig..nces of Mamie age; And, lastly, tAat derange:he:Jr-of the system in wo. men which is called hAIO2. N S or ST h RIT.ITY. Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simule Gonorrittra; and it not 'un-, frequently happens that toe' _seeds of Life are poisoned by tlm iniliscretiOn of an unguarded hour.--By a superior me. tx - id such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where. others have failed,. 1 trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-eirablishnient. • feW, however, are the cases of complicated distresx this disorder, compared with the calamitoits situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the Unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but, carefully conceals his misforttme, it, may be some conso latiOn for him to. know, ,that although it be an objed Of doubt or Uncertainty with other i'ractiti, , ners, the 'remuva; of these Deficiencies by • the gradual progress of Renova tion; is the acquirement of my Exiierience. If the rites of Bacchus or' Venus have began to retiuce Manly 'vigour, much anxiety will be- prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid_ 'State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. Bur Where this Deficiency has for years existed, - a proper perseverance, is; indispensably , eqiiisite to revive the slum.- bering Sparks of Life, and t,> re-animate the Constitution. MARItI E I) WOMEN, who have - long been disappointed in their expettations of a Family, maybe 4ssured, -that in most instances, such deleds are curabio by Medical skill. The Secresy which is so essential to My undertaking,. and the qualifications which I have preSumed to state, fOrrn the basis of my pretensions, and in colocidene nvitn such this intimation is given, that Mr. -"free may be consuited personally, or ,by Letters (hiclosing a sin.ol Note), a his house, No. 29,, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar. vn i;:r There is an addition.ti hntrancc itt . Waver-street, adjoinh.ig. artathe .Name is on') Gth tike4 4 ,ocr. Martin !qee; Member 01 the ita.val College of Surgeons: iCZ • 6 1 , u it 1)1V Ais E, ,tiagtes,' ZS, !Sob. • T , FIE AR -- Off Yalta S ,rfriS;7.7.4l - OR DAC NCE d: brreig give 77.:.re1't torah. ‘ft-iil he received ;tt :Leh. (dire . Street, Irestm:,,rer, hefore .11 ~day the 151/J S,y,•em tier next, from scan') Perscovacrefqy to rind:; ! dize 112, 5 . ,p . p1 5 , 9 1 ag'e 121- the Ord:lance tkrses stationed i,t the Pi t t wing Dis; //lac; viz.' North 3rltain, Nortn...ro, South Pmrrsmouth, - Isle or w;ght, and Christ— York.;'aire, church Eavern, exclizsi of 1V;r1:v, • . Southern, excliikve of Chdt liarn, Woolwich.. with xts Deper rleoci,;, (c ) C-1,4t ham, Liverpool, for a Period of Six Months lion the ist el,o3oher next ; the I, rage to be fur:l/shed in Rattoits consivivol o/ Oats, at 4,16. .per. Gusher- 0.4 1 ,5. of Upland illfeadowlby Wheat or Pye Straw; acid to he delivered at the respee7ive Statir;ns a t the expense. qf the Contra tsar, who i r a!:, ju,- , , , 1th such Horree .cvith Oat r,' at 816 s. -per Ration, as may he tilletted•in the Di:lda Joe 7chichbe contraas.. • The &oposals-mtv deliurredseparate,ly or p.int . lf for f ad, :Swap?: ; and it is expelled that thr Co , ,tra4.7)r JAill receive the Sta l Me Da.'?g that may from time to time accum;.l ttr, maki,;g an allowance far the same. Further Particulars may be'k.vrivn stpod application to the Off - , cerrcommandiak tle Royal Art!/lay ii: each District, and also at the Secrthisy's (I,'„Wc,'in St. Alargaret—sti fet, alores.old, aty Day b.:twee n .the 11.,urs remand PrOpcsals to '6e delivered selledup, and marked on 1,6 e otibide,'" Proposals ?cr. the Sppp t ly 1' rage h4t PrOpOtal can be .I.li:die als,- the %said 'tsth Ddy 6f S/p:em6ct next. By (Jr r of . the Board, R. fI. s CREIP, Secretary. :Thl)l,l.lluUs, "lieva/ 23, THE COURT (21DIRECTOI?S of the UNITED COATI' AN1:12 . 1 .11ERCH/INTS of ENGLAND Treail ing• to tke EAYT INDIES eh &rely give Naice, That a Quartorly GeneratCvurt- of the -.raid Company will Ge (- , e4 a: tbiir !Luse, Leate)zo.:ll-trecet, c ri , -- ./ )If.r-qy Scpt.next, , ot o'Cijck.ht the ForeNco7!. .11!IL L 1.4 31 R4.11.1S AY, Sec. . . NO. 40, CHARING,CR.OSS, neat the ADMIRALTY, LONDO ) WAREHOUS E for the PO WDERS, 'Zee. to PR EV F.NT and CURE the Y LLO WI:EVE R, and other MALIG NANT .P:ESTI LENXIAL. DISEASES. • Instituted 'under the. Sen4ion ofskilcui Physcians... rrHIS Rene iv has . .bcen prcv:id to- be s o effica -11. cious• in subduing .and, destroying, I nfettiou's Fevers. that thz. Puhlic only ;.;:ted be informed they may be snpolied With it genuine at the above Warehousi, and at the Ptoprie tur‘sVarelioto;:s in Liverpool, Bristo , , Glasgow, liztl"p been established solely for-the Salo of Tl-12 YELLOW, FE:VER. REMEDY. • • • The Price of each - Box is One Guinea, which contains a vallicient quantity for the use or one. Person for twelve Direetions for its LJsc and Application, as well as AtiVit: }low to insure Fleii'lth in the West Indies, America, Z:c. - t<c. &c. hi' en eininent, Physician. • N.. 8. '['he most satisfactory Pro,is mat be seen at each of th e ‘V,reliouses ; thuD. Remedy has saved the Lives of Thou- • .• 3 . 14(n4As TAN I.t , Est i . • , • • No. a, Nev liridtre-street, London. A. CONSITIER it but. an. actof justice due•to the mer it; of your 1. it AK. PAT ENT PILLS, to corn.. mimicate to you the Cul lowing Cure which has recently been p2rii,rmed by them:— An A cquaintance'of mine., by - the breaking out of an old Venereal (Complaint •(attenilcd by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al_ .most to a skeleton; and although he ha:l:the...best medica l advice Which could he obtained; and tried a variety of Patent nothing couldite procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do Inin any service': he remained in a most 're duced and pitiahle sitnatiou for two ye:irs, unable to follow hi's profession, and scarcely able to w.tlk - or even to stand on his legs ;In fa a no one who knew hint ever supposed it pos_ stole for hint to recover. Ile was advised at last to try your Leake's Tilts--lie did so, adhering strictly to t!iediredions given with them. He had nut taken mote titan two boxes be-, tore he found an alteration fin- the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a sew boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as health . ,..ind stout as any, man I know. You are welcome, Sir,'to refer any peison to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient, humble servant, Library, Foikstone. THOS. i UR DA . Prefyired and Sold, by the Sole Provietor,. T nos. TAYLOR, Meirib.:r of by -koyal College of Surgeons, LOntion,,at hit House, No. y, New Bridge-street ; Where, atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a .practice particularly directed to the Cure of vene real _ Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of 'Generation in both Se es, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Prill'essin should always observe, he Clatters hitpself, the, advice and assistance he gratuitous ' ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will he esteem ined by a discerning Public, as. an advantage seldom to be obtained, and voidof ambiguity. Aiso sold, by .his Appointritent, tbr the convenience of these living at a distance at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, Wo. to 3, Oxford• sheet ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Caster's, South-bricige, Edmhurgh • Mr. M. nonald's, Glas gow ; Oublin ; Billinge'S, Liverpool ; Mr: .Atkinson's,, Manchester ; .and by one Person in every considerable Town in Gri:at_Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. each, : sealed up with full and pl,,in-direc tions, cvherehy persons of either sex may cure tnemseives -with c:ise, speed, secrecy, an:l:safety. - . .. , . - N. h. h vcry hox so!,l in Gre.at Britain is sealer! up with a stazni), on which, by iavourof the Com intssioners, is print._ ed at the Starup-office, - ," T. Taylor, No, 9,. Nev "fridge, stre.:.t," to imitate ivhich is Felony, arid all others are caul,. %r:eits. - • A. • TUESDAY, SEITEMBER 9, 1806. This Day wai . published, price Si. stitchW, .11. WIDE to facilitate the Execution of the. 'PROP E .4.C"F of 46 ,Geo. 141. tvith:ra4lesPf ; Forms . of Proceeding ; Cas'es of 11!ustrution i. and E , tplarlatory- Notes, - taken from the best - Authorities. `Prilited and p!lblisi:e.cl by ' l Gold, 103, Shoe-lane, who published the Exposition to the Property Ad its ;he year 1803. • • This Day were published, • ' In TwaYeltinses, price 75. inboards-, ASERIES of 'ESSAYS INTRODUCTORY\ to the STUDY of NA IsURAL - HISTORY. ByPENWICK SKIMSHIRE-.• Lately Pn..sittent of .the Natural 'History goi:iety' of • Edin burgh, and Author of " A Series of Popular Chemical Essays." • • • •., Printed fotri. - fohnSon, in St, PauPs-Church-yard. . Where may be had, by the same Anther, The Sec:Ond' . 4idition of A Series of PopularwChemical Essays, : . ESSEX MARSHBURY,.near CHEIAISFOTZI) and ()NGAR. 'SOLD 13Y.,AUCTI,ON, By Mr. RO. At Garro*ay,'4,;C4V -7 q491.15 . t. , , 'iThauge-aLley., Cornhill, on . Thursday,. Sept. 25,. at Twelv , ..i lock, A. Viiluabre • FREEHOLD ESTATt.% comnrising a good Farm-hottse, k•fith Barns, Sr4tiles, and convenient Out-.bruildifits, Yard, Ganlei,..*c. and Acres of klemiow, Pasture, andxArable Land,'situate at Marsh bury, Crlicknali, - anci - ;,tort Easter, in the County of E.S . StX 6 miles froin,Claelpstiod-arA Ougar, 13 from Ounmow, ail good Market . Towns, in possession of Mr.-Edward who has notice to qureat Michaelmas r.axt. May be viewed by ,applying the Tenant; where Parti culars may e ..he had ; autieMack Boy, Chelmsford; ,Red- Lion, Ungar ; tlrcen Man, Harlow ; Sproad Eagle, Ingat stbne ; Saracen's Head,: Duirrn,W ; Cock and Bell, Rum. ford ; at Messrs , .*Win-tharn and Stevelison's, Gttstle-'tree ', Holborn ;.at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick stieet,"Goltlen-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be *sben. - . EREEIIOIA) ESTATE. ' - Tlis Dlay was published, price Two Shillin -• ks -' • ~.r. 7. • GREAT THURLOW, SUFFOLK. 4--" X -- - N.i.ANTkWEtrte 'in '''.iii.DNlOll - toii:f . I2,ET •'- -'-'-• ; .TO Btl ~ .±.l„') BY ,4-I,IICTION, - . • By Mr. ROBINS, A. A. TER atErmsed , o His Royal fligti,,ess the' PRI N CE I of '. "..L E , "nit the subject of tFe late delkate linitiiiy. ,Al . ,Garraway's . Collie house ~ 'Cliaitge.alley, Cornhill, on f„ . . - - ""! By ARIST.I,DES . . iiiit:thl , S . • ti , a. r jt,:ii. ie "Poret`k. dvete , ck, _in One , -*.:- -..r.t.,. " 11 "-ge .- • - -.•- . , ;•••." --- - - tat lustuLt ro.tt c criotn. 1 ..,1.eu7 , ..4-: johnson, in '-,r. Paul's Church.rard. A. cc pital a - 4,1' `,,., ,-, I ,A j't, comprising' art e%ceilzrit F.•i - :i H,J,I, '.., l'ard, -; . ' A...,' , , Irarns;•!,tasoles,-Cast-lodges _and yam", Out- tutii.;: ;:,.., ; Or- - This Day was published; • •.. In l'wlscap Bvo. prise a.i ,ii hoards, chard and Carden, stindry ' lnZlosuits - of rich Me.idow and gable Land, and ' Land in the ()pep field.; a productive arid x A N., AccouNT of the ST..tk.:T.E of FRANCI , I , thriving Wood, stored with fine grown 'Umber. : The whole. 1• 3.., and its Gpveruntent, kiiiri4lg zlz.la,,t th_ree -Y•ear:;,,._pat-- Estate containing- ilO -Acres, ill lying-nearly compact, the ticularly as 4F has relation to tlik: Belgic Provinces,' sin the principal part-divided, by thriving fledges -, the Property of a Treatment of tile English. Nobleman; situate at Great Tiillrlow, in the Count) of Suf.- By ISRAEL WOMSLF.Y, det.-.ined as an Flostage. folk, in phslbSiDti of Ali . . Jonathan Attains, whoSe Lease'ex- frinted. tor I. Johnson, in St. Paul's C.:hutch-yard. pires at Michaelmas next. . . . . . This Estate forms a desirable Prop rty, 4 miles from Ha verill, S from Clare, 9 from Vinton, 14 trout Saffron-Mal den, 9 from Newmarket, Mitt 16 from Bury. May be, viewed" by applying to, the Tenaitt.—Partieu lars at the Crown, Great Tintrlow ; the Rain, Newmarket ; King'S Arms, Bonrne- Bridge ; Post-houses, Saffron= Walden, Linton, Scc. ;. Angel, Bury ; :AA Mr. Hunching; ,Wareham, Norfolk; of Nlessrs..Blake and White, Essex -street, Strand; at GarrawaV's;- and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gol deit-square, London, where a Platt -of. the 'Estate may be 4eta. , , This Day was published, In Two Vols. Bvo. price t6s. in boards - . ORIGINAL _ANECDOTES of FREDERIC King or PRUSSIA, an.i of Vainily, his Court, his Ministers, his Academies, and his Literary Friends ; collect ed during a familiar Intercourse of T , Neaty Years with that Prince:. Translated from the French of • DI FAJDONNE TI-411:BAULT. Profesifx of belles Lettres in the Royal Academy of Berlin. Printed for J lohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. fp7r - For an, Account of this Work set: the Edinbergh and other .Reviews. SURREY. Valuable Freehold Estates, tiigibie Land .for BidKling, rich .Garden-Ground, and tine Brick Eattp, between Kew anti Mortlake, and ext:inding near Marsh Gate, RichniOnd. to BE SOLD *BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. ROBINS ; - At Garraway's ColLe, house, Ext.hange-allev, Combat, on Thursday ; the zstli tnst. at. Twelve o'clock, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BRICK STABLES - FARM, —lying compld in a Ring .F ence ; comprising a Genteel , D welling- Ilouse es, Garden, &c. a Farm?. .House, Barns, Stables, Yard, fives, and Out-buildings, situate by the Road-side, near West Hall, betWeen'Kew and Nlortlake, witk.sundry-Inclosures of ricti -Garden Ground and Land, with-a Cottage and Garden ; the whole upwards of.one hundred and Forty Acres, the prinLi par-Part pitinted with thriving Fruit' Trze.s;'nnclnearlybdund.: ed by the Roads frorn,;Mort lake .to Kew andL R r.tliniont.l, on Lease to Christopher Esq. which , expires at Michael , HIZIS next.• This I) , :iy , W3s publi s hed, ' In Two large Voliahles. Oddvo, price 11. is, in boards, A New Edition, being the Third, .with Corrections and Ad. .. . ditions, of ; 1 - ;: A N ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE- of' POPULA TI 0 N ; or, a View of its past and present I:ll'eets on Human Happiness ; with an lnqinq into our Prospects. re-, speding, the future. Removal or Mitigation of Mlle which it occasions. By T. R.. MALTHUS, K.M. • Late Fellow of fesus College,. Cambridge. _ _ P tinted for lohnson, in St. Paol's 'Clinrcll. yard. Where !nay be hut, to complete't he 'Secoltd - Edition, in 4to. kepiy to the cluelobjettions which have been tirgett against this Work, price "zs. 6d. , : This very valuable P,Topetty . is a !delightful situation for ,erecting Villas, or as C;arden-Ground at a short distance River,-and seven trifles from London. T-Ohe viewed by applying to Chailes•- Esq . . on the Premises ; or ThomasEdnvnids, at the Cottage. Particulars at the King's Arrns,„Mortlal:e; Red Lion, P ; Spread Eagle; Wandsworth; King's . Antis', Fulham ; Star and Gar-. er,,Kew Bridge i. Castle, ,Ricinnoiui; at fjarraway's ; of Mr. ‘Varwick. ~treet,,,Golden-square, where '.Plin FstJte may be seen. MHE IRISH .LINEN .COMPANY have con -. : signed by the late Ships froin-Belitst to their. Agent, Mr. O'BRIEN, the greatest part of their Su:pi:lei - 1i leach, which are superor in colour t, those , lin;timl in Winter. Families and I ticlividuals,3upplicti with sup ;le Pieces. Each Piece'eontains about 25 yards, is warranted to be of the best fabric, and bieacherl on the grass, and the money returned it a' fault . appears. The Prices cintim . ,filc-e at 15d- per yard, and -rise tri a number progreSsive;y_ up to les..per yard. Orders, by post ur otherwise, exec.ited with mine •No Article sold buiIRISII L I ICI EN, and notless than a ,Piece.—Cash tOr Rank:all - eland Notes. • -No. 4, Bloomsbuty,square.,.near. "Souttianyton.strect, leading -to liloinurn. 441 4,C.,17,id 00; 0 • 'tilf • • - ' rl t 4 4 . o-tz. •? ^~-~+l i ~'. Jr s ~., ‘194- - 05$ • PRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF ODN,11111:,‘ ' - Aug. zo, I 3a6. ' . . THE PRINCIPiI L' OFfICERS,o_t _IL'S ilid- , Y EST rr-ORD VA Alt!: .E . co byre! y . S . 1-2 . a Is:,dice, That Pt op lc als will be-re fe I . .,e dat iheir,Office, ::1 at. illargan.i -x:rect, Westminster, on or before the Lsth .)f. September neat, i f. , :ut such Persons at may be willing toundertaXe the supply of L E A 'lli E KN. BR E E Cll ES a_nd G LOV E S ./.,, the 14 , :)..a l liwii Arridev, upon a Ccntraa for a pericd 9 f .Three Years, detef,Minahle after One. Year, upon Three Months 2V6l;ce being given it either pary. Patterns of the Articles may be seen upin applicltion at the • Principal ShrekeeprPs . Office in the To7a , e , ; bad the Torns ant- Conditions...oft/7e Co trail Pf i'e known at the Seel crwy's Ogle?, in St. 111:2? - gart..s40 : Hafirest:ii,,anj: day b.:ttcfen the Hours of Ten a.Tt f,ter e,'Cre', where, the l'ucp ! 'ais we In be drlivered, sealed pp, and: mart on' 11.,Ecut , ide, Pr4. , r;y l .'s for the sup,flv itY , el .tn. ( yi,,,e, ; " but rip { ) l7 4 ;pv#l ,4a:141 - milieu e Vter the 1,) 0 , der ter 139 are!„ R. 11 C E II Vrr efari!