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London, England, 1809-08-25 00:00:00

-I'o BTIOLD BY PRIVATE t:(0 i ItAC'l,

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ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate about a mile and a half from
SOuthimpton, and within the limits of the Town and
County, late the residence and property of General Stibbcri,
deceased, comprising
The MANOR of PORTSWOOD,-

With the Court Fines, Quit Reins, iSco. &c. A capital
modern-built stuccoed House, with suitable Offices cilevcry
description, the' whole di the most excellent and petted. re-
pair ; extensive and delightful Pleasure Grounds and Gar-
aens, Green-house, ice-house, Hot and Succession Houses;
a beautiful Parks of highly , diversifiLtd Grounds a fertile
and prothrttive Faun, in excellent order, cal!e4l the Priory of
Dens, with a complete i•;arm.yard, cbutaining -upwards,
61 six hundred acres ot land, part in hand, ,part-on lease,.-and
a part 61 lives. Either the whole-Will be sold in one. Lot,
or the Mansion:house, with upwards of .22, Acres, *hosed
within the park paling, will be gold separately, at theCiption
ot the Purcha&er.

Portswood i.; eminently distinguished for its peCUliar ad-
vantages in point. of situatio,;, and -onnnands extensive and
pitturesque VievVs of tilt Isle of Wiglit, Southampton Wa-
ter, the River Itchiir, 'and the surrounding rich•and
beauli-
tot Country, winch is highly varl2.l, and luxuriantly adorn-
rhe neighbourhood is very respectable, anal the roads
ext ninety ;ood.

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vie.Y;(l by tickets 0:1y, h, with ininted
ctl4".,i. may :rad- of 13r;:k and'Speddlng,
32, Lincoln's- I .in- fields, wne.:e plans of tlCHouse and Estatu

io,y be seen

ParticulArs may also be of Mr. Looker, Upholsterer,
Southampton. - ,

rl`I•1E QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111. will
be publisiled on M N-lIAN' NEX-I:, and may be had
of every Booktener and,, Ncwsnian in l'Owt Ctiuntry.

This Day,were published, •. .
-A New. Edition, puce as. sewed,
MHE LAND VALUER'i ASSISTANT. .Be-.
irig Tables .on an improved Plan for calculating.the
Value of &states,
13y R. HUDSON.
*;,* The Compf/er of the above Tables having often had
occasion to calculate the Value of- Land, found that all for-
PubliCations of this kihd obliged the Person using them
to set down too many figures in order to find' the amount ;
lance he was induced to construd these Tables fur own Use,
and finding, them; uron trial, p..:ticularly serviceable, he
now oilers them to the Public.
No former Pubikation ut this sort enables the Person using
it to find the Amount by fewer Figures than arc stated in
those Tables.

--frinit-Tcliorand sold by C. Cradock, and W. foy, 32, Pa-
ternobtl:r.row.

NEW DRAWING BOOK..
On the tst of Sept. be published,
At R. ACKERMANN's, No. tot, Strand,

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And to be had of all the Book and Print.sellers in tic United
Kingdom, i
NUMBER 1. of

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ANEW DRAWING-BOOK, in imitation of
Indian Ink, designed chiefly to afford Instrudion in
the effects of light and shade, a, study essentially necessary
for Landscape Painting and Drawing, and- which has hither-
to been but too much neglected, The Subjects ate easy and
pleasing; and being all delineated front tare, the young
Student will derive great assistance and, advantage tram a
constant reterence to them.
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Four Engravings, with instructive Letter-press. •
111. The whole shall be completed in Six Numbers ; the
first to be ready for delivery on the first of sept..iso9 ; and
the others to follow in regular•ouecession on the first of e:Ach
ensuing Month.
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No. IX. Re -ository of Arts, &c. &c. and No. V. lioetical
Magazine, will also appear on the first of Sept. -

This Day was published,—
As a Companion to theiGardener's an 4 Botanist's Dictonary;
• NUMBER 1. - -
Price Seven Shillings and Sixrence,
To be continued every fortn,ight, or every month,' at the op-
_ lion of the nurshaser.

t'IQURES of Beautiful, , Useful, and Uncommon
PLANT ckscribed in the Gardener's .:gird Botanist's

Di'aionary, exhioned on Three Hundred Copper-plates, ac.
curatelY engraven atter Drawings taken from Nature.
• By the late PHI LIP MILLER, F. R.s.

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on a unitbrrh Size with- the Gardener's dint Botanist's Dic-
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3. A NtiMber, containing I.lye Plate's, will be published
every tiortrught.
4, For The convenience, of those who may prefer purchas-
ing the Work l'arts, a Part. containing Thirty Plates, wilt
be delivered' in bualds, either Monthly or Quarterly, Price
zl. s's.

'Printed for F. C. and I . ,Rivington, No. 6z; St. Paul's
' rest or Ow l'ropiietors.
t; fart, which will complete the. IVOrk,
will be r,.., in a,tztv days. ,
Of the a,6<lvs.-.l:iitionci B.,...kstilers may be had, lately
published, the Edition, dl•Nat. Miller's Garden,r's the-
, winary, improved and enlarAed by Professor Marlyn.
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Guineasi • The second Volumezmay be had separate, price,
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