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London, England, 1817-05-17 00:00:00

same.

If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de-
sirous of receiving payment oP the Principal and Interest,
previous to the `said 9th day of June, they may be ac-
commodated on computing the Interest to the day on which
they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for exami
.i
tipa one day prior thereto.

Such parsons as inay he desirous of having new Exchequel
llills in whole or in girt of payment of principal,
loaf-king new Bills, and n►entioning the amount 4 the bottom
of their Lists, detivcrcd oo or before Aluittfiy, the id June
may he accommOci.ited.with new Bills, payable to

or Order, carrying an Iu
tere%t of two pence halfpenny by the day, On every one
hundred pounds, which said lICW Ding will hear date the said
tlfiy of June, and will hi delivered, together with
the Interest dtie in respect of the Bilk so d^lired to he tot
changed, on Tuts4y, t 4. 10th day of Juni, imid the fol-
lOwiqg
The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made
payable to , or order, as above-mentioned, may
be either transferred by endorsement, tic will be paid to the
Bearer if the blank shall not be tilled up.

N.B. All Exchequer -Bills dated prior to July, 1816,
have been advertised to be paid off, awl the Interest thereon
has ceased.

This Day were published,
In. One Volume, 12mo. price 33, in boards,

ERS addressed to a Serious and Humble
LElnTfl'ull'irer after Divine Truth, with a pecuhar Aspect to
the Circuoitaatioei of the present Times.
' By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
ttector,of Hatustall Ridware, and of 'Yoxall, in'the county of
Stafford, and lath Fellow of Alt Souls College, Oiford.

Printed for T. cadell and w, Davies, Strand;L;undon and
IV. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,

I. Practiciil and Pamiliar SerMon's, detigned ler Parochial
and Doatektic Instruction;- new Editions, itt 4 vols. linto.
price M. each, in boards.
2. Sermons, chirpy designed to elucidate some of the lead-
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in boards:
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at Wolverhamptit, preparatory to the Establishment of a
Bible Institution; Bvo. price 21.

LIME GROVE ESTATE, PUTNEY, SURREY.
(Now in the Occupation of the Earl Bathurst, whose Term
will expire at Midsummer,' 1817.)
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr.•CHAMPNEY,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on WED-
NEiDAY, the 4tst day of May, 1817, et 1 o'clock, in One
or more Lots, as shall best stilt Purchasers ('unless an ac-
ceptable offer shad he in the mean time made by Private'
,Cuntract),
Enoble spacious FREE/lOLD MANSION
HOUSE and LANDS, called LIME GROVE ESTATE
(Land Tex redeemed), situated at the .upper end of Potiley,
on the East sirle of the road leading from Putney to Wim-
bledon, Kingston, &c.; consisting of a. capital Family Man-
awe, in substantial repair, capital and excellent dining and
trawing rows and' library of large dieneasions, upwards of
ebtileepteg rooms, and all other necessaries for the ••aecuin-
iandatriai of a large family, attached and detached orates
and buildings of nearly every description for the use of the
family and farm, spacious gardens, gardener's nottage, hot
and green houses, tuelos grounds, orchard, fish pond, ice
!taint, lawns. plantetions,shrithherits,and pleasure grounds;
faint yard, coach house fo; 3 carriages, capital stabling fur 15
horses, with granaries and servants' rooms over, and five
fields of- freehold meadow adjoining, containing altogether,
with the gerdens, orchards and pleasure• grounds, about 82
acres (mote or leas , in a ring fence of substaetial lofty brick
syalls arid beautiful quickset hedges and paling, extensive
gravel walks, partly between the quickset hedges and 'shrub-
beries on each side, and partly open to the pleasure grounds
and fields, which are beautifully adorned with stately
elm, and other timber trees in rows and in clumps, in the
fields and Plantations and shrubbeties nearer t he.mansion.
Upon n delightful eminence, commanding extensive and
beautiful views of the River Thames, Surrey, Kent, and
Middlesex Hills, and surrounding country, from nearly every
part of the lands; unquestionably very valuable for building
upen,abundatice of good brick earth mi the premises; the
whole profusely supplied with excellent water, and in their
resent state peculiarly adapted for the residence alel accom-
modation of a Nobleman or Gentleman of the first distinc-
tion, who may wish to reside within half an hour's drive of
the Metropolis.
Ti) be viewed every Tuesday, Weduesiky, Thinsday, and
Friday until the sale, between the hours r. la and 3 o'clock
(by permitiion of Earl Bathurst), with cards only, which,
with Putt and Particulars, Way Theo be bail of Mr. Day, P"mr
court, Temple, who is authorised to treat by Private Contract
for all or any •part at the Estate, and. where extended Plans
of the House and Estate may also he, inspected i and Patti-
enlace, with Plan, may likewise be had of the Auctioneer,
No. 8, Basiok-laito, near Watliie,-street, London; at the
Auction Mart; and at Mr. TriploLles ;Amp No, 2s. Old
Boud.strit at, .Piccadilly.

This Day was poblished, by T. Emtoo, Whitehall,
PH V, AUTHOR of JUNIUS ASCERTAIN
ED.—By GEORGE CHALMERS, Eq. T.R. SA.A.

MU. PEEL'S SPEECH.
On Monday will be pobtished,
SPEECH of the R:Ott Hon. ROBERT
JL PEEL the CATHOLfe CIUF.4TION•
Priot4d for .101 IN MURRAY, Albeznarle•street.