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London, England, 1808-05-12 00:00:00

COWPER'S MII.I ON.

Nearly ready for Publication, by Subscription, for the Benefit of
Mr. Cowper's Orphan God-son, in Royal •tto. price Li. us. in

boards. suhicriptions received by L.Johnso3, in St. Paul's
Chureh-yard ; J. Evans, in Pall-Mall ; and all Bcoltae.llers iu
the United Kingdom :
LAPIN and ITALIAN POEMS of MILTON
translated Into English Verse, with the Origizals ; and a
Pragyient of a Commentary on Paradise Lost.
By the late WILLIAM COWPER., Esq.
Win a Preface and Notes from various Authors, by the Editor,
and Three Designs by /An Flaxman, E,q.

FRELiiOLD VILLA AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND,
TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
TO BE SOLD /3? AUCTION—By Mr. WM. ABBOTT,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 1. (melon, on Tuesday the 24th inn"
at twelve o'clock,
A FREEHOLD VILLA, with all the r:qu:site
Apartments, conveniently arranged; excellent OLSces of
every description ; standing for three Carriages, and 14 PI Imes ;
Ice-house and pure Water copiously supplied to various parts of
the Premises; stated within a spacious Pleasure Grcutd, tasce-
fully disposed in Lawn, Shrubbery, and Grave of statel Trees ;
two extensive Gardens, walled, and abundantly std with
standard and wa'l Trees, bearing the most luxurious native
Fruits • and two rich old Meadows, lying compact; most delly,ht-
simated on that universally-admired t;ct, Mount Ephr..im,
Tunbridg Wells.
This v-lusble Estate (In whi.ch is -eminently cdmbined com-
fort, elegance, and natural beauty, highly improved by art);
many years the residency of Mrs. Byng, and lately of Charles
Francis Sherhian, Esq. will be rendered to the purchaser upon
payment of the purchase-snuney.
The Furniture, dtc. msy be taken or rejected.
To be viewed till the. Sale. Particulars may be had at the Pre=
mists ; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; at Garraway's ; at No. 37,
Gracechureli-street ; and of Mr. Abbott, No. 42, Leicester-
square, and Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly.

CAFITAL MANSION, GR.OSVENOR-SQUARB.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Thursday, the 'ffit of June, at One o'ClOck,
peremptorily,
ik TRULY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD
ESTATE; comprising a Noble Elegant MAN .;10.-.,
situated iu Crosvenor-Nuare, lately altered, repaired, and heau• :-
fled at a consideralls expellee, presenting a singularly eligible resi-
dence, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the e.rst
Distinction, with a large G di den, Coach-houses, and Stables ; the
House contains in the Attics, six large Rooms; Second Fluor, sir
spacious Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, and Maid's Closet ;
on the principal floor, a suite of stzp.::rfs Drawing sruoins of large
dimensions, finished with enriched Cornice and ceilinss ; ha:td-
seine Marble Chirnuey-pieces, and French Wiutl:Avs, cp.mittg to
a Balcony of sixty-eight. fe,y, newly the w::• 1e of
Waiting-ruer , and Water-clu ;et ; Ground Reeve txt Ea. ing
Room, 40 feet by 24, library, Guttlemtn's Drcs•rilg-r•imm a!,sl
Water-closet, capital Ereakfasz-exam, Mornim;-idols and Par-
lour, principal and secondary Stair-rase ; basent•.3:t cz.ntains ronnia
and Offices of every denomin.:tion, judiciously piann,J, and fitted
up with every convenience far a large est .ffi:istne;t..; &niched
Offices, a spacious Kitchen, Larders, Wash-liJuse, laundry, and
Maid's-roam, Coal Vaults, and Cellars.
To be viewed by Tickets; particulars on the prm:..es, :11 the
I SuN:cription Houses, St. James's-street ; ;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-aquar .

FREILHOLD F.SIDENCES, WITH TILE Ki
Hear Ashford and Folkestone, Kent,
•
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOT r,
On F:iday, June 3d, at 12 o'cleek, at Garraway's, London, un-
ties previously disposed of by Priva:e Cssntra.n,
LOT LikVERY desirable FREEHOLD ES'fATE,
situate at Naccolt, near Ash=. rd, and the turn; ice
road to Hythe, Sansigate, and Faxestone, about 12 toil:: from
Canterbury; comprising a modern Family House, brisk-buil),
roomy and corunodious, with suitable Oilic,:s for a respectable
Family, Availed Garden, Oreaard, and ^-3 sexy of excellent mea-
dow and pasture Laud adjolai:4, in the o:eupation of Mr. Join
Searles Lode. '1 he Esta:e contains a good bed of 'fill and l'ot
Earth, of about five acres; six Cottages, two wall-built Kilns,
capable of burning a million and a half of tiles per alarm, with
convesiient buildings for the Manafactory.
LOT 2. A Freehold Dwelling House, improreaa3L. as a Resi-
deace, with two Cottages, convenient Buildings, and two Knits,
capable of burning two millions of tiles per annum-, and 14 acres
of excellent meadow Land, containing good tile Fa-th, and three
acres of arable Land, is which is a Sand Pit, situate at Cherizoa,
near Folkestone, in the occupation of Mr. Lade ;the harbour pee-
posed to be formed at l olkes:one will materially beanie this Ma."
nufactort.
Apply (post paid) for printed pareculars, to Mr. Lade, Neecolt
Tile Kilns, Wye ; John Miller, Chcriton Tile Kilns, Folkestone ;
o Messrs. Jennett and Son, Attornies at Law, Ashford ; Mr.,
B. C. Carter, 7, Staples Inn ; at Garraway's ; and to Mr. Scott,
New Blidgeltreet, London.

LANDS in PERTHSHIRE, and HOUSE in STIRLING.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
K'ithin the Royal Exchange Coffee House, Edinburgh, on Wed-
nesday the 25th day of May, 1808, at two o'clock in the after-
noon,in Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. George
Bane and John Jaffrey.
LOT I. THE ESTATE and LANDS of PITFA
the property of Mr. John Jaffrey, *busted in the
parish of Fossaway and county of Perth, about 12 miles from. Stir-
ling, and 6 from *Boa, both excellent market towns, to which
there is easy access from the lands by good roads, and there is
plenty of coal and lime in the neighbourhood.
The Lands, on which there are suitable Farm Steadings, ex-
tend to 299 A. sR. and 32 P. according to a late survey thereof,
They are mostly Inclosed with stone fences or quick et hedges.
and tithe are interspersed among the fields about to acres Of thri-
ving plantations, in clumps and strips : and being in the occupa-
tion of the Proprietor at present, the purchaser 11 M get immedi-
ate entry to the whole premises. The subjectholds of the Crctcn
for payment of a small fee duty of 12s. 21d. to the Abbey of Cot-
ton, and is vahrtd in the cm-books at 681. The stipend payable
out of the land is 31. IL ici..and school salary ss. 6d.
Lot 2. That HOUSE and Pertinent* in Stirling, ak present oc-
cupied by Mr: Jaffrey, situated on the south side of Bt. John.
Street. The house is large, having on the ground-floor a kitchens
two rooms, and a cellar ; on the second Boor a dining-rootn„ pan
lour, and two bed-rooms; on the third .fioor a large dining-room,
and three bed-rooms, and in the attic story three bed-rooms; is
the back there is a stable and other dike houses; and adjoining
thereto an excellent garden well laid out. The subjects arc held
in burgageof the town of Stirling.
The servants on the lands of Pitfiar will chew the groMads sad
marches, and those in the house in Stirling will chew it and the
pa-ducats. For &tiller particular", apply to John Hunter, 1,:4
VT. S. Qtteemstreet, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Bolton, Newton:, d
/trade, the assigpees, at Liverpool ; or Messrs. Dennetts and
Greav'es, Soricitors, King's Arms-yard, Coleatawstreet, London,
with each of whom a Plan of the Estate is left.

PARLLIILEAT.I Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 11.

fn the Appeal " The Earl of Wernyss v. Maegneen," Mr.
Connell was farther heard for the Respondent. Fu-tier hearing
on Friday.
Mr. Wiamt rox, and several other Members of ese Haase
of Cummors, bronpht up the Militia Pay Bill, the 4ub-,
alterns Bill, the Militia Adjutants Bill, the Irish Militia Pav
Bin, and the irish Stamp Duties Bill, which were rend a first
time.

DUCIILSS OF BRUNSWICK.
• • Lord HAWKESBURY presented a Message from his Ma-
jesty for a Grant to the Duchess of Brunswick, similar to that
preiented last night to the House of Commons.
On his Lordship's ruction, h:., Majesty's most groe'fr.:s Message
was Ordered to he taken into consideration to-morrow, and the
Lords to be summoned.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE sul)selluently :ales' :IC account
of the sum intended to be moved ?
Lord HAWKESBURY observed that it was not usual to
mention the sum is that Home as that would be moved it the
House of Commons in a ConUnlttee of Suppi , merely to
Move a general vote of concurrenm. He Bat, I:owevcr, in•hesi-
tution,to state that the sum interact,' was 10,0001. a ye:.r.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, be merely -asit.d for infor-
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'nation.