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. ivt7mis:Elt4x(39. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. To7.yob O RR t \v, , K EVE T N : G,. Sept. 'l6 - 1806, ; • •HAMLET: . • Hamlet, Mr. ELLISTON; Claudius, Kingof Denmark, Mr. PgWELL ; Polomus, Mr CIiERIZV; ' Hor,atro, Mr: BARTLEY .Ghost of-Haw,ilet's •i' , ,ither; Mr.' RAYMOND' • Gertrude; Qw.en of Denmark, Mr;. PC) WE L Ophelia, ilkirs.-MOUNTAI N H __ ' . " THE HUINIOLTRIST. , . ''' .sirAnthohy.ilAirs.Ar, -A,1!..-WEWITZER ; . ' ,Dabble, Mr. BANNISTER; ' . . Beaumunt, , Nrr. DE C ‘NI .' ; . . ' 'Mrs. Alatlitture, airs. SPARKS • 0 ~ 1, • Diana, Miss 130 Ye E. On Thursda!y, , The Beauk Stratagem ; with The'Doaar: and A pnthecaty . . ffij-IE THEATRE-, ROYAL, COVENT-GAR, DEN, will THIS: PILESIT LVLIC,INC4 Sept. 15, ISA, .with The Coni(Tly of . . • JOHN BITLL ' • • Or, - AN ENGtISHAIAN's !ARE-SIDE: • - .Eart Kitz-lillaym, \lr. DA V ENPORT•;• The Holi. Mr. Shufil ou, i'vlr LE WIS ; . • Per4rine, Mr. POPE, His first appe: hi . that Charad. , 'N.); • , Sir. Simon Ruol4ale, Mr. •litA N CHA ; • Job Ebotnberry, Mr.'FAW L: TT ; • Oennis4 - Irulgrudde . Mr. MA RA, appe(traixe iti•Lootion) ; • Dan, Mr., EMERY, ' • , • • . • • Lady Caroline..Bravrnore,, Mrs. CLOVER;; 11iar) Thorotieriy, Miss LOGAN . , • (Hei first appear .ncein London) ; Mrs , brulgrulle , y, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH. THE MISER. , Lovegoki, Mr EMERY; Freicie.;c, CLAR FAWN r ; Airs. kNisely, Mrs'. EMERY; Laiver, ' Miss LOGAN. . DR, ;.K E's I_ EC rUR E.S DR. CLARE .ant.l Mr. CLARKE will begin I lat:11 I RES on-, M I 11 , .1 - !: Y and the Di EAsb'S of W IEN and Cl - 111.Di:EN, on Morality the 44th ur f t !t-the- House of Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper (oho sir, et, C= )f te, trornu Quarter past Ten, llr tißt Q•Atutc . r pJ:,t ::.I , vett, for the corve ntence tife Hospitals F.trthet Ina ti be kno,:n. by. applying to Dr. Clarke, N.,. r. New iitirlit,won street ; or to M. Clark; at the tecture-roont, No. to, I.pper ohn-street, Gohien sqifare. • , WANTS A SITUATION, A . Respe&able Young Wof na n, HOUSE :I7X MA I D. or CM- ti,. in ; can have an Undeniable Reference foni .her 'last Place. Would prefer being a few Miles 0,,t of Tawn. Direct to A. R.- tin. 3 6, Worcester- street, 13orongh... MORT. C %PITA! I'RIZES, land Five Thviisa .1 less Tickets than last State Lottery. The Ftr6t-draWti Ticket entitieci to TEN THOUS Nil 0 ND S ; Priits are alio PURCHASERS 'of TICKETS and-SHARES .will have the opportunity 01obtaining I the Capital Prizes, provided tney purchase before- the Drawing A.omnienees, which will be on the' 13th of oa.oher next. The Scheibe contains equal Advanta...' of, TWENTY THOi...AN'I). PO UND PRIZES, TEN TticiusAmi POUND PRI'LF.S, FIVE. THOUSANi-:, &c. &c. To former. Lotteries,oi tiouble the Number of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets 0..1v and no other Stale Lottery to be drawn t:.s Year. SC!! ME -Total Valu&. •,000 30,000 Value ot each. 2 .. ! to,goo - 5,000 • • 15,000 5,000 stt'ccs No, of Prizes. 3'- - - - , 00 . - - • L.- - .1,6(50 - - • - 4 6 , r 4,160 - - - -S , .- - 2,050 - • - - 82,c00 2o,ooo,Tickets •,Czpo,ooo .Ticicets and Shares are on Sale at every 'Lottery ; (lax. Ticket - - 16 Half - to '2 - - ix 6 'Quarter - "5 2 O — . l Sixteetith - - 'x 6 0 THE GOV E IiTNMEN.T STATE LOTTERY conun. : iict-s*a_wing• 9th ot-next .IVont h. TEN THOUSAND PO ITN 1 1 S..foil.he.t.irst-drawn Ticket; Every other Pri4e afloat, tnatn.2o.oool-, to 201. "THIS Plan places all who . purchase before. the Priming begins on eq , l.+l terms; an aciyant,ne that has slot been offered to the Public tor many 3 cars past. .ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICIcETS, • ' And tire SCHEME contains - . • Prizes of - £2o;oc.io 10,0,0 5000, 1000 ' &c. &c. .&c. , . No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; •zo,oool. for a zo,oool. Prize'; and so in proportion for every.other Prize. TICKETS and SIIAIt ES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. - NEw .\rE LoT Flialr. HAZARD, BURNE,. and Co. StockA3rokers, at their Old State ,Lotiery Office, No. 93, Roy:11 Ex change, London, are now selling rickets arAl Shares fo, the Lottery which begins Drawing the 13th October.. 146. This Lottery consists. of z , ,000 'rickets only, aiA . the; •Scheineocontains .three Prizes of 23,0401. three of 10,0091. , three of 50001. &c. . . N. 8. - In the Lottery which was drawn in' May last; No. 17,036, a Prize of 20,cm01. and IN/( , . 234 a, arPrize were both sold. in Shares by flaiard, Hurtle, and Co, , ***. Country Orders; accom t ailisd with short-dated Bills on London, Post:Office O'rd rs, or C.isn, in 'parcel, by Coach' or Cartier, purietually attended to.; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exaaly on the same Tetun.as if per roonallY present, Letrei - s, post-paid, (i!). ans %wed, and Schemes gratis. LEiS fICriETS AND I‘1:)RE PRIZES 4,CORN :ILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. TBEr IS iespeafuliry acsitiaints'ihe' Public, thit . the present Lo - rThR Y contains the fewest rickets ever known in a Lottery, and the most Capital Prizes.. last 32,0001.. Prize, .the fast zo,oool_.' Bl'Jnk andlhe last to,oool. Prize, ever ,ca re d, w e r e a ll so ld at . aboye Offices ; vhere rickets, Shares, and 'Chances, are selling - !in .grt\variety, and where all outstanding Prizes are paying in lull, without any deduelion. - 17' Pet 56,,, ;11 the . Country may be supplied, IoY sending 'itrit 0 s, Post -or Carriage paid, aocompaiiied with bocci hills; bank Notes, C , sh; or Post-Office Orders. The. Lotte y 46 . 415: the 14Gt of Uctobpr next°. \ \NN 17 - IC - 1 1 k 171 ~. , . 4., .., u i ' 0 , „ Al Ai r A 17 - ,, -SEPT EMBEit 11 5, SALES OF ESTATES. ESSEX. MARSIIBURY, near CHELMSFORD and ONGAit. TO:BE SOLD BY KUCTI.ON, = By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Oaf - tee-house, 'Chaise-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, Sept. 2 , at Twelve.o'Clock, A Valuabl6 FREEHOLD:EST/Vl'E l . comprising a good Varin-house,, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and convenient. Out-.lmildings; Yard; Garden, ice. and 114 Acres :At Me.:idow, , F'astute, and Arable Land, situate at Marsh, t hury . , C'hicknall; anA Good'Easter; in the Couhy of Ussex, 6 miles frOnt Clielntsford Ongar, S from Dunmsm, all 'ood - ftlorkeetroWils, in posession Of Mr. Edward Fuller, who.fias ,notice to quit at Micliaclinds next. 4, Array be Tiewed by applying' to the Tenant p - where Parti culars 'may be had ,; at the Black Boy, ChelmsfOrd; Red Lion, -- Origar ; C teen. Man, • fiarlow ; Spread Eagle, I ng=it stone ; Saracen's Plead, DiantnoW ; Cock and Bell, Ruin ford",;; at Messrs..l , Vorthaut and Stevenson's, Ca.,:le-street, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. RoMns, Warwick- , street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the' Estate may be seen. ER,F.EIJOLD ESTATE. GREAT THUR.:LOW,: BUVFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. , ROBINS, At Garraway's , COllee-house, - 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday„ - Sept. 25, rSe6, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot; Capital and Pesn - able FREEHOLD ESTATE, compri . sing an excellent Farm flotte, with Yard, Barns, Stables, Cart.lodges-, and various'Out-bnildings; Or chard and. Carden; sundry Inclosures of rich Meadow and A r.ble Land, and Land in the open field ; a KO:WC:live and lug Wood, stored with tine grown Thnber. '1 he whole Lstate containing 11.,0 Acres, all lying nearly, compaa, the principal pattAyisled by thriving Hedges; the Property (.)f a Nobleman; situate at Great "I'hurlow, in the C ounty : of Sut folk, in possession of Mr. Jonathan WhOse tease ex- . - pires at Michaelmas next. 7 .' • • • • 'This EState forms a desirable Property,' 4 miles from Ha verill, 8 fio,n Ciare,.9 fr6in 'Linton, t 4 front &awn-Wal den, 9 from Newmarket, and 16 from Bury. May be viewed by applying to the. Tenant.:—Partlo- Jars at the Crown, Great Thurkiw ;, the Rein, Newinatket ; King's Arms, Bourne-Bridge; Yost-houses, Satli•on- Walden, Linton, &c. ; Angel, Bury ; of Mr. Houi..hing, Wareham, Nortbik ;of Messrs. Blake-and White, Essex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, WarwiA-street, Gol den-square, London, where a Plan of. the EStateinay he Seen.: :SURREY. Valuable Freehold Estates, eligible Land -lot Building, rich Giirden-G round,- and - fiie Brick - Eartn, bet ween Kew and Mortlake, and extending -near' Marsh Gate. Ricinnoad.' ' TO Br SOLD BY AU:' I'ION, ' - • By - Mr. ROBINS At Garraway's Colfe..:- house, ' E3Lhanw-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday LllJ 2jt i 5 nst. at Twelve o'clock, CAPITAL FitEgHOLD:ESTATE called 1 - 36. • BRICK STABLES FARM, lying compact in a Ring Fence : comprising a Genteel Dwiling-Honse, Or_ fiees, - Garden, Arc. a Farm. House, Barns, Sta Oles, Yard, and Out-buildings;• situate by tale Road-side, near West H a ll, between Kew and ivlortlake, with -sundry inclosures of rich Garden Ground and Land, with a COttage•and Garden ;. the. whale upwards alone hundred and ' , Ow ACres, th&princi pal part planted with-thriving - Fruit Trees, and nearly bound ed-oy the Roads from -Mortlake to Kew-and Richmond, on Lease to Christopher Duffin, Esq. which expires as Michael mas -next. This.mery• valuable Property is a delightful situation _for ereding i r. or as Garden Ground i ;- at - a - short - distance from the River, and seven miles from-London. • • .• To be vieweel by applying to Charles Duffin, Esq. on the Premises ;.or Thomas Edmonds, at the Cottage. Particulars at the King's Xrnis, gortlake ; • Red Lion, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wandsworth; ter, Kew Bridge; astie, Ricaniond ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins„ Warwick : street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the EStete . may be seen. ' DESIRABLE' FREEHOLD ESTATES, At MARCH and COVENY, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. • .TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colti4e-,house, '.Change-alley, ,Cornhill, on 'Tuesday, oa. 21, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, Lqt I. riOMPRISES a Capital FREEHOLD k„..0 Es' FATE (EARLS FEN), containing upWards of 198, Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all ly ing compaci, - and divided in &Werent Inclosures, situate at March, try the Parish of DoddingtOn, and County of Cam bridge; on !case to Mr. john Gray, which expires at Lady- Day, 18r at a low Rent. ' • Lot I I, A Freehold Estate (BIG.GS FEN . ), situate at Co veny, in the Co.nity of Cambridge, comprising upwards of 4k Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying to gether, and in a good state of- cu lti vat i on . ' _LotIl I. A Freehold Estate, near Lot 11, comprising up wardSof-26 AcreS, as before. Lot -I V. A Freehold Estate, near Lot 111. containing near ts-Acres, as before. The last three Lots are in possession of Mr. john Mou son, reliant at Will. The Estates may be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particulars may be. had ; at the. White - Hart and-Gfif fin, March ; the Lamb, Ely; Rose and Crown, WisbeCh ; Sun and . Rlack Bull, Cambridge ; Fountain; Huntingdon ; Mr. Thompson, Solicitor, Stamford ;. Mr. HOuching, Were ham:- Stoke,. Norfolk ; Crown, Sultan] • Ram. Newmaiket ; Arms,Bourneßridge ; ; Saracen's . Head, Ware . ; of Mess. Elake and Wnite, Solicitors, Essex - sfreet, Strand ; at Garraway's . ; and of Mr Robins, -War wick.street, Golden-square, London, where' Plans of the Estates may be seen.. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES FATES, . MANOR, FISHERY, WATERAIIEL, ELIGIBLE FkRAIS, and LAND, CANIBRiDGESHIRE, On the Borders of Suffolk, a short dist,nCe. from. Isleivniarket. TO BE SOLD . BY . AUCTION, • By Nir: :ROBINS, At Garraway's 'Coffee-house, 'Chahge=allev. Cornhill, on Tuesclay list Oetober, itto6, at Twelve o'Llock, in Lots, THE Extensive and Capital FREEHOLD ES TATES, composing near Five Thousand Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all in high Cultivation, the ih'incipal part lying compaci, diyided and lett in eligible Emus, with ex:7: Dwelling - houses, Barns Stables, and 0 ut- si! nate at SOHAM a n d ' FO D ' H AM. SOIIA Ai WERE, parkot the above l:state, colit.tins up v,,,,r;ls of Acres, iii a ring -fence, and Tythe free. Also ) The Qt. () \V N' INN, and sundry Tenentents in - S - oham. The truly 'noble and valuable MANOR, .extending over near Fourteen Thucitiartil Acres of Land, with Arbitrary Fines and Quit Rents, The annual value of the Estate upwards ''Chree Thotisnd Six Hundred Pounds, .which in a few ears may be considerably increased - ; the property of a lin bleman. These very, valuable estates, the principal part lying corn. pact, are lett to most tespeaable Tenants, part at Will, the remainder on Lease, short 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, t 6 from Cainbridge, 1_ from Bury, and 66 from London. " • The Farms may be'vievied;bY applying to Mr. John Slack., Henry Farm, or the Crown Soham, , where• Particulars may.heTiad.; at, the Cock, Mildenhall ; Aogel, Bury ; Ram, "Newmarket ; Latith, Ely; Rose and Clown, Wisbuaeh ; Sun and.. Black Bull., Cambridge; Post-house, Fakenhani; King's ;-rins, Bourne-bridge ; Crown, ; Green Man, iiarlow ; Fountain, tinuti%doli ; • SaracLu's Head, Ware; Mr:Thompson, golicimr, Stamtbrd ; Mr. i - touching; Were -hana:.Stoke. Nortek( ; Messrs. Plak.c and White, Solicitors, .Egsex-street, Strand ; at .Garraway's, amt. of Alr. , Robins, Warwick -street, Golcicu-squate, whet:. a Plat yf 'theritatc, niay be:seca; • isoO. t'ICPUALLING,-OFFIC'E, Sept. to, tBo6. • HE- COAPIISS/ONERSfor VICTUAL LING ' . His 11 1. 4 IESTY'r*i\;r4PY do hereby gi ve Notice, That . . • . cx Inesdo,, the 23d. instant, f.bey will be ready to receive Ten. de's,. in'w;Tt r ing (trafil up), and treat for the purchase of a strong-ittilt V ESSE for the Service of the l'idualling Department at•Cbatha:o, 21 about Fifty Tons regisier, large erTtg4liu'lh, hold to strew Forty Tons of bulky ViE/zial/ing tores ; the'beight where6f to be nine feet at least from the skin, uita the.lieck ; andihe liatehway tabenine feel long, and six and a- hall broad. ,The Vessel io be so construEled . as to . . tdk, the ground;r e o.?ll and tall far?. . . • Fiertberrailichlars miy be known by aPp.(ying to Mr. Alder, the 11.4:-taker.fo t the' Vie - Mailing Department at Ilptford. •Nu regard will be had to any Tenier iii which"th Ilk „shall not be Inserted in words at length, or that shall not be-delivered Co the Board btfore 6,:te o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 23d, in-, stool, nor., unless 'the Person who the -Tender, or some person on his behalf, aftends, to answer, when el/led-for.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Sept. to, '806.: TIIE PRIiVCIPAL O FFICERS tf HIS M. 21-. yESTY's ORDNANCE do sherd . " give Notice, : That Proposals will hereceivedat thqr Office;' in St. 111argareastreet, Wemininster,on or before Wednesday the 15th Q.y of Odober next, from Inch' Persons as mil) , be willing to 71/n4'i - take the Prbvtsion' .of CLO THING for the several Carps under, the direaion of. the Ordnance, •Piitterns.o . l.which.mqy le 'viewed up,m application : at floe-Principal Storekeeper's Offce,.iii' theTim F er, where further Particulars may 6e known ; and also at the Secreta)y's 011 ice, in MarkarebsPeet af.wesaid, any day between the bours of Ten, and Four o'Clock. The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretary . 's Office, sealed up and marked au the outside," Tender for C{othing-;"' but no Propolal,can be admitted after the said r i tb d. t y of Oaobei.. It rr ' further expelled the Person . whose Proposals m. t y be accepted shall enter into sufficient securiy,' upon executing his Contraa,"fer 114' due perfOrmance thereof, By.. Order of the Board, - R. ii. CREIP; Secretary.. PRICE SIX? NCr. THE LONDONGAZETTE EXTRAOR,DINART, • SATURDAY NIGHT, SECT. 13. Downing-street, Sept. 11. Dispatches, of which the following are Copies and Extrans, have this day been received by Mr. Windhain, flow Major= General Beresfol, commauding' a detachment of His Ma= jesty's Troops in South America. SIR Font of Btrerzos . 4yres, July,2, 1 806. I had the honour to communicate to yon„ by my letter dated the 30th April, the circumstances of my arrival at St Helena, and the result of the applicat:on to the GoVernor of that place for 'Troops._ The Fleet sailed thence the .).d of May, and After a most un expeaed• long pass'age made.,Cape St. Marron the Bth of June. The Narcissus had bevel dispatclwd from the Fleet on tie 27th of May; .and Sir Home Pophath thought it right to proceed "in her for the, purpose of making himself acquainted with the navi gation of the .river, - ,that no delay might occur in proceeding immediately on the arrival - of the Troops to such place as our 'information should induce us first to attack. - I had sent Captain Kennet, of the Royal Engineers (not liking myself to leave the' Troops), in the • Narcissus, to make such, recon noitring of the Enemy's places on the river - as dir cuinstances "wOuld'admit ; and to collea every pos. sible information concerning them, and the strength of the Enemy at the several places. From fogs and baffling winds we did not meetthe Narcissus until the 6th day after our arrival in the river„ and I had there the Satisfaaion to see pally with her - the Ocean Transport, which had • parted ,from us previous to our going.to St. Helena. . Sir Herne Popham and myself immediatery consult ed whether it would be better first to attack the .. - I'dwri of St. Philip of Mbine-Video, or Buenos Ayres, the capital'of the Provinces ; and after much reasoning, we determined to proceed against Buenos- Ayres, which made it necessary to remove froin'the Line-oflbattle Ships the Troops and Marines, and such Seamen as were incorporated with the latter., and others that had been praclised to arms during the passage, into the Transports and His iMajesty's Ship Narcissus, wjiich was effe6ted on the 16th ult. arid tbough then only about go .miles from Buenos -Ayres, _still, though to his skill Sir Home Popham added the most persevering zeal and assiduity, yet, from fogs, the intricacy of the navigation, and-con tinual opposing winds, it was not until the 24th, at night, that we reached opposite to it . .. We found ourselves the next morning about eight miles from the Point of Quilmes, where I proposed landing, having been inforthed byan Englishman, who was' Pilot for the river, and had been taken by the Nar cissus out of a Ptqpigtaeiw vessel-, that it waran ex cellent place, and an easy access from it into• the Country. iks , -soott as the wind would permit, on the 25th, Sir Home * Popham took the shipping as near as it was posSible for them to go, and at a conve nient distance for disembarking, which was effedecl; in the course of the afternoon and night, and 'with out any opposition, the 'Enemy remaining at the Village of Reduction, on a height about two miles from us in our front : the whole intermediate space, as well as to the right and left, being a perfedt flat; but my guide informed me, that though in winter it was impassable, it was then very practicable, and easy for us to pass: - Jt was eleven o'clock in the morning of the 26th before I could move off my ground, and the Enemy could, from his position, have counted every man had; the numbers are per margin.* He was drawn up along the brow of a hill, 9n which was the village of Redudion, which.covered - his right flank, and his force consisted principally 'of cavalry (I have been since informed 2000), with eight field-pieces. The nature of the ground was such, that I was under the - necessity of going direetly to his front; and to make my line as much as I could equal to his, I formed all the troops into one line, except the gt.. Helena Infantiy of . 150 men, which I formed 120 yards in the rear, with two field-pieces, with orders to make . face to the right or left, as either of our flanks should he threatened by his cavalry. I had two 6-pounders on each flank, and two howitzers in the centre of the first line: In this order I advanced against the Enemy, and after we hadgot within range of his guns, a tongue of 'swamp crossed cur front, and obliged Me to halt whilst the guns took a 'small circuit to cross, and which was scarcely, performed, when the Enemy opened their field-pieces on us, at first well pointed, but as' we advauped at a very quick rate, in spite of the boggy ground that very suoti obliged U 4 to leave all our guns behind, his tire did us but little injury. .The 71st Regiment reaching the bot-; tom of the heights in a pretty good line, seconded by the Marine Battalion, the Enemy would nut wait their nearer .approach, but retired from the brow of the hill, which our troops gaining, and cominenc ing a fire of small arms, he fled w ith p rec ipi tat i on , leaving to us fuur field-pieces and one tumbril, and we saw nothing more of him that day. Lhalted two hours on the field to rest, the' troops, and- to make arrangements for taking with us tho - Enemy's guns and our own, which had now, by the exertions-of Capt. Donelly„ of the NarcisSns, been extricated from the bog. He had accidentally laud ed, and;accompanied the troops on seeing them ad vance to the Enemy, and I am much indebted to him for his voluntary - assistance. I then marched ` in, hopes of preventing the degtruelion of the bridge over the Rto Chuela, a river at this season of the year not fordable, which lay between us and the ' city ; distant from it about : three miles, and eight from oar then situation ; and though I used every chligetxt, I had the mortification to see it in flames long before I could reach it. I halted the troops for the night a. mile from it, and pushed on three coin • ponies of the -7 Ist, under hieut.-Col. Pack, with twci howitzers, to the bridge, to prevent its total destrmft tion. I accompanied this detachment, but on reach- - - See the ;Waal State Cr: Troops, Scc. at the emdog th Letter. THE LAST NEW NOVEIS. The'following superior and popular Novels have been pub lished in thq present . Season, by RICH ARD I'll ILLIP S, No: 6, liricige-street,.Blacktriars ; and they may be had of alt Booksellers, and at all Circulating. Libraries : • T. I;,`LEETWOOD.I - or, The New Man of Feeling. I: By Wm. Godwin, 3 vols. price 135. 6d. in boards. VI RTUOUS POVERTY. By Henry Siddons, 3 vols. price 135. 6d. in boards. 3. The MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW. ,By Henry Siddons, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, 3 vols. price 13s. 6d. ,in boards. 4.. The WILD IRISH GIRL. 4 , : ats, price. 135. 6d. in boards, --- 5. The W I NTE It in LONDOIst. The Fifth Edition. By I. S. Surr, 3 vols, price 135. 6.1. in boards. 6. F E RDI NAN D F I TZO RM ON D. By Mrs. Temple, 5 vols. price 2IS. in boards. - q. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK. By Miss. Owen, son, 4 vols. price 18s. us boards. By rvlis .oivenson, 3 PLAISTOW LODGE, near BROMLEY, KENT, Nine Miles from London. MO BE LETT-, FURNISHED, for a , Term of Five Years, PLAISTOW LODGE, late the Resi dence of Peter Thellusson, Esq. deceased. The :'remises consist of an elegant Mansion'-house, extensive Pleasure_ grounds, Gardens, Hothouses, Stables, Coach-houses, and Servants','and other Offices, all in complete. Repair • toge ther with a Farm of Ninety Acres, or thereabouts, of excel. Land', chiefly Meadow, within a Ring Fence; the whole forming a Residence fit fbr the immediate Reception of a No bleman or Gentleman's Family. . For Particulars and Terms, and Tickets to view the Pre mises, apply to Messrs. Clarke, Budd, Burroughs, and Hayes, 66, Lombard-street. VILLA' near WOLSELEY-BRIDGE, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE LEIT and Entered upon immediately, a CoMplete R ESI 13 isN C for a Small Family, con sisting of a Dining , pariour, DraWing-room, Kitchen,. and Back_kitchen, or Vestibule, four Lodging-rooms, and • Servants' Room, and other necessary Offices ; a Garden, Stabling for four horses, and Coach-house, situate on the Banks of the River Trent, within five miles of ttie city of Litchfield, and about four from Wolseley-Fridge.. farther particulars apply.to Messrs. iudall aril Clew eilin, Attorney -at-Law, No. 12, ( lement's Inn or. td Mr. - Robinson, ktsorviesat-Law, I , :idware, near Litchfield. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in BUCN.S, BEDS, and HERTS, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ONE of the most desirable "_ESTATES in the Kingdom, comprising a Manor' well stocked with Game of all sorts; and about seven hundred and f9iiy AZres of Pasture and Arable Land, beautifully intermixed with WooLls and coppices of Fine": Oak, Iseech, and other Tim ber, which is valued at near soool. being of particular tine growth and quality. The Bulk of the Estate lies alto gether, well diVided into good' Farms, with excellent Farm Houses in good repair, The Hall s which is antient, may be taken down, and a Mansion ereded commanding one of the most beautiful and extensive Prospects. in England. The Si tuation . is desirable for a Gentleman . of - Fortune, who may wish to indulge in the comforts of a healthy spot and Field Amusen - kents, lying within three Miles of the great Turnpike Road leading from London to Chester. The distance trom London only 3i miles, and within three miles of the Market Town of Dunstable, For Particulars apply to Air. Alexander, No. 9, Bedford row ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell, Bucks, the latter of whom is empowered to treatlor the same, and will give dhedions fora view of the Premises. ANTIENT MANSION and COMPLETE FARM . . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Wavendon, in the County-of Bucks,:consist ing of about 400 Acres of rich oid. Pasture and Arable Land, ' nearly in a King Fence, but handsoluely.sundivided by-excel lent and tiou'rishing . Qtriek'-set Hedges, bf about 16 years gr2wth. The House cominandS a beautiful and extensive • I -if.sp and with a'tritling Expence may•be.ntade-a gen teel Residence for a Gentleman of Fortune, who wishes to retire or turn his mind to the Profits and Pleasures of Agri cultural Pursuits. The Situation is particularly healthful, about 45 miles from London. 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