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London, England, 1808-08-31 00:00:00

SPAIN

EhLula/. were publishesl„.in.two elegant Voiumesreamnti octavo,
price ins. tiiL in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and
several other Engravings,
'TRAVELS through-SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently performed by an ENGUSR-GENTLEMAN :
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CotentrioN of that Country, with Aneedotes.nrthe PRINCE of
PEACE, &r. &C. Estimates of the power. and Resources of the
Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word haecfupon, or nt42 the spot, is worth a cart-load
of recollections."....GßAT'S LETTF.R S.
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of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, Ity I. SKINNER, Esq. wi.h
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On Thursday Sepfember Ist, will be published,

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THE REVIEW of PUBLICATIONS of ART,
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British Gallery, Ankersmith's Portrait of Dr. Johnson, Britteres
Catalogue, er.c. of the Corsham House Collection, Lyson's Magna
Britannia, Britannia Depicts, Boydell's Shakespear, Holloway's
Raphael Cartoons, Gell's Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca,
Engravings to Du Roveray's Homer's Odyssey, Conclusion of the
Water Colour Exhibitions, Case of Grignion.
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of every Bookseller in Tows and Country , as also stse two former
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THE SATIRIST, No. XII.
On Thursday, the Ist September, will be published, price iia• 6411
with a Caricature of Miller's Asses, No. ie, of
A. HE SATIRIST, or MONTHLY6METEOR,
containing Miller's Awes; Remarks on, liobir:t.f.catue, of
King William—The Dawn of Spanish. Liberty—The Cantab,
No: 6. -Strictures on Colibett—Character, Na it —Tables of
Adnitary—Surrey Instimte---Jocular Biopaplope-LsAsof Metal•-•
Winehester Landlord—Notorious Fashionable Character—So-
elm Inc Suppressioe of Vice—Sir Francis Berinr-An Old Adage
Illustrated—The Loiterer, No. B—Poratics--FaelskenoWeSocieliy
—The Penitents.
Antcoarr s, EPIOIVISO. Ste.—Tlet downfall/4. the Satirist;
F-141145t0 on Fox's Lea wail-0711114
-masked Locriei; Epigram to Lord S. ; die Magnanimous Margin;
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Ratutw 011 PIINLICATMII4,O-4110 all Memoirs 464
et; ; an Essay on Ooverlintao ; Murray.n' Inquiry oa
chitraceellioi Nations, amid .11e -Ptegrewt cif. Society; Spence's
41grIGOInire tbt itmare of wraiths Neesaitoth-Cellatilstor
*lva; Cowper's Translation of Milton's Latin Poem! ; News-
paper Comparative Criticisms; Theatricals; Cempannive
CB-
ticirms.
Printbd-for. Salami Tie:1,71,, Joriodoeha:
referriety-13661i in the •
ohm Inarbe bid die tem dirty-Nail
each, in beards, or 14s. half bound. •

,-and 19111 by
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. . ~ ~.
Po* BALL nl!''-resse'Aticribm
ot.gomoirthe 12th day of fiepteaniarr iseirci at Eleven o'clock:
in the Forenoon, at the Dolphin. Tavern, on the Quay, Fah
mouth, fur_ the benefit of the Underwriters, or whimrsoever it
.
- -. may concern.
-TSHE F OIL LOW.IIiG G 0:0 DS,
• 1- lately landed from the Portugnetie lark NosVoSens. d4•lsin:
cords filefo Mundo, Ciptaio J. A. Da SMas„ stranded in. this.,
'ort; on Fes voyage from Bristol to the Brazils:
'2160 Dos. Table &lilies and lino Ciliieli, Gorges, Ste.
Forks. 9 Carpenter's Adzes
468 Razors 10 ( arc Azet, assorted
144 Razor Strops and Cases. 1 Trunk Jewellery
840 3Cissirt 1 Box Hosi Ty .
441 Assorted Penknives. - ! Biles Wu diens
96 Britantski metal Teapots. S Cases Cut-cry andicwellery
96 Ditto Sugar and .Creank .1 :Tierce in taufafti.red Lea-
Bosons. ther.
114 Doz. Hand Saws . 13 Crates Earthenware
200 7-tect Nu Do. 3 Cases Hats
Tie Wood-cutter and Webb 1 Ca e Umbrellas, Para.
176 Doz. files soils, &c.
225 Plane Irons 2 . Cases Hop, in bales
A variety of Telescopes.—Spy, sAd Opera Glasses. .
3 Wearing Apparel, Su,
For viewing the same, and further Particulars, appll to Idles'
Lane and Co. Btrokers, Britt A, or
FRAMCIS g. SYMONS,, Merchant,
Falmouth. .-.

SURREY. .
TO BE SOLD BY- PRIVATE. CONTRACT;

KNIGHT'S HILL HQUSF.„ with. suitable
Offices, Coach Hdisse Stales dr.c. -and Upwards of One
Hundred and Ten Acres of tbeitrupertp,of the Lac Lean.
. ,
-Tit WILCO W.
Further . Particulars may be khown on appliiation at Mr.
hove Nice, 5, New Botwell.C.ourt, Lincoln's Inn, !odder';
what a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
N. B. To be viewed by 'rickets only. • •

COKETHORPE PARK ESTATE.
0 X FORDSHIR E.
TO BE SOLD B% AUCTION; By Mr. PEYTON,
On Friday, the 7th of October next, et Staitle Hall, Witney,
in Lots,
AMOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, torn-
prising the Manors of Coketkorpe, Ducktington and Stand.
lake, with the royalties, rights, and emblements belonging thereto,
and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called
COKETHORPE HALL,
with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order.
Park and Padddeks, comprising 220 Acres of rich Pasture and
Meadow Land (subject to a tythe modes), valuable Fisheries,
Water Falb, and Ponds.
• Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with .fine growing Odc
l'lmber and Coppice Wood,. containing 80 Acres, and several
adjacent Farms, open and inslcised, with convenient Farm Homes
and Offices, and let to mkt respectable Tenants at will, and other
fine Woods,• about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near
1060 Acres.
Lot I. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Office,
Gardens, Park, Water-fail and Works, Fisheries, and Cokettiorpe
Woods.
Lot S. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, In Mr. Co-
bourne's Teaure.
Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. The-
utas's Tennre.
The residue of the Estate wif be divided into many Lots, for
the convenience of purchasers.
A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifientions•of the
several Lots may be had early in September next, by apply rig at
the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at No. S,
New Basil/oil-court, Lincoln's Inn, London.

. .
DR -JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.-CAUTION.
WHEREAS BENJAMI* PERRIN' has obtruded
himself. upon the Public as " the original and only person"
who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Analeptic Pik for the
late Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge of this man's proems-
eons, when they are informed that be was a labourer in the Dee •
tar's garden at Lambeth, at. eleven slilihnp per week, and after-
wards employed to make up his pills, the ingredients of which
were weighed out • and -delivered to him in mass for that pur-
pose I as& that bel newer did. assist in any part of the process of
thl Friar Powder, tit ishich. .be Analepic Pi% owe their pe.,
cutter efftcacy. It still .evi4es4, .therafors that ?4r. Per-.
I rin's are not . Dr. linten ; 1144- • the, • Public 'will deter-
mine what degree of credit is too be given to one wba has asserted
Mat he was. the brightal bisitenlY MP/el itIO vier assisted
Pr. James is mitering his Powder; erbeeriscapfeace Wait the
Bever Yosirdeeimped menisc/are hersaprkesiter.Dr,
James, and even before Ise was born. 'the Analemic .Plll.l
(which Dr. James contrived as a reetedffor hintielf, and 'whiet
preserved his life to an advanced age),are -idesir'ablY-taletlitesl
far Disordess oCthe Stomach and llowels,azei fat the I-kw/AA;
fed 'the" bad silicate( free lisdeg, as, also fur litisestatitic,)l4 laps,
fed o.outy,complaints: they gently open tilt:pores by niglg,.ath'
the body by day ; and are excellent id Colds and alight Fs.vcrs,
andsitottid never be omitted it bed time, after any exams of eat,
ism, tar dr.nklng.
Sol}] baly by. F. Newberry and Sant, No. 45, f.t.Patd's Cherelt
Yap:rid...undoes and at Dr. lamas Late house, in.Brinow;street,
In boxes, price es.'ed: each, or sit in one large bus, price D. .4s.
•
duty included.' • •
glet-gbaegobleppiAbe • weals.: * >R Nett;- ljd 45, st.
Pours" are tiallaWd4.i to the starers.

HALIFFON COURT, HEREFC
SALE DEFERRED.

MR. SQUIBB respectfully gives notice, that the
.s-N2. SALE:, 01 the above valuaine rtuyci ty w.ncn W.A. AUVcro ,
r}tia' alto take place on Wednerity the 7ta ot Scpt2mhe , at vat.
iraoraes Coe Hqusc,is unavoidahly.poseponed for a short time.
;Dne notice of-the Anon Day of Sale wilt be given in this and
4other*Papers.—Saville-rosv, m I

To. MERCHANTS AND .OTHE RS.
FREr.HOI.D ESTATE IN- CAMBRIDGE.
TO BE SOLD Blf. AUCTION,
(By ?Oct' of the At.siVeeS of Thisrais FraLci., .i-oluran Francis,
and •rhomas Francis the younger, Bankropts)at the Black 801 l
Inn, in Cambridge afares-dd, Oh Saturday, the 17;h day of
September, 1808, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, suhjec: to such
conditions as .hail be then prodnced,
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist.
ing of a Messuagepr : !jog House, fit for the hatmediste
reception of a genotel Fatuity, Accoursting House, Merchant's
Yard and PremiNes' ' near the Great Bridge, in Cambridge afore.
said, lately used and occupied by the said Bankrupts, and tom-
prising Warehouses, or COrn Cliansbery which will contain
manly MOO Quarts-n. 4 ()ems Coak Oven, Coal House, and
COal YAW, zninainsasswards of WO Challr.a of cals;
&Chaise louse, And four roomy
,Stablga, Lofts. due.
The Fremiies art auost eligibly ai tuated, and well calculated 'or
an catesulive hlercan tile Trade, being contiguous to the Nnvlgable
River Cam, front which Goods stay be immadiaiely warehoused,
or be put on board,aud where a comilorahk Mercantile Business
. ha! been, carried on for many years.
' -The Fienf.r,A may be viewed, abd further partieulat s known,
by applketion to Mr. Thomas Markham (one of the Assignees),
: Mr. Wood, Attorney at Law, botlaof Cambridge; or of Mr.
' liarvey,Goodwin, Auorney, Lypu, Norfolk.—Letters to be pelt
_ _

VALUABLS FRU IoLD.F.SrA:I'H, 0X FO

To be SOP) tg,AUCTION, by Tor. PEYTON,
7/41be Red Lion but. ,at Tautasx, in the County of Oxford, on
• M.inday the :td Diy, of October next, by Three o'Clock. in
the Afternoon, ii Lou, unless previously disposed of by Fri-
sate Contract, of which due Notice will he given:
.1-71-1 E• MANOR of. NORTH. WESTON, with
A- its Rights, valuable Fisheries in the river Thome and
Rayakieb, tog4ther with the antiwat anct.substantialnu;sion,
Stables, Offices, walled Garden, Ponds and Pleasure Geouuds.
arrd sundry eligible and compact Farm Houses, Barns', Stables,
and Outhouses; and eight hundred und thirty acres of Arable.
Meadows .and Pasture Land, of the fitst quality, lying within, a
king-fence, and Tythe-free, with Land-tax, redeemed. The
&tale abounds with Crane, is delightfully situated in the Vale.of
the Thome, with excellent Roads, and: a' genteel Neighbour-
hood; about • one mile from the market town of Thante, ten
miles from Oxford, and forty-three froto.London,
. _ _

For Particulars, and to treat for the entirely, apply, to Mr.
James's Offices, at S, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lon-
don ; and at Warwick, where Plans'of the Estate may be seen.
Particulars may also be had at the Star and King's Arms Inn,
OxfOrti; at the Royal Oak and 3Wao Inn, Titsworth ; Warwick
Arms, Warwick; White Lice, Stratford on Avon; Royal
Hotel, Birmingham; and at the principal Inns at Frigh Wscotulse,
Buckingham, Banbury, Aylesbury, and Uxbridge; at the Ram
anti-George lons, Smithfield, and at Lloyd's, Garraway's, and
Wills'..Cotfee House, Serle-street, London.

, .
MANSION HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, and
i 2) and near the ANCIENT CITY OF CANIE ,
FOR SALK BY PRIVATE CON rRAcr,
(Land Tax Redeemed,)
CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, commonly
known ,by. the name of SAINT LAWRENCE HOUSE,
comprising a Hall, with large and extensive Drawing and Dining
Rooms, Kitchens' Store Rooms, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's
~Room, Servants LW, extensive Cellars, Dairy, &c. with good
•_ Bedschambers and Attics, and Offices attaches and detached, to-
gether With Fore-Court, Plantations, Shrubberies, -Gardens,
Orchard and Grounds thereto belonging.
The Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens, Orchard and Grounds,
are in a very thriving and Ennridhingstate.
Also one Oast, two Barns, two Waggou Lodges, Cow-bouse,
and Loft over it, three Stables, welt-house, Yards, and several
Pieces or Parcels of very rich and fertile Arable, Pasture, and
Hop Ground, in a Idgift.tate of cultivation, containing by estima-
tion 1•27 Acres more or has.
In The Centre of the Hop Ground, containing 33 Acres,-is
erected the new and substantial. brick Oast, which contains six
Cockles, Green Loft, and Stowage Chambers un a very Improved
plan,
The Mansion House and 57 Acres of the Land are Tythe -free.
Possession to be had at. Micitat.4mas next, with a reserve 'of
the Berns and Stack Yard, until the Corn be:tlu-ashed out, which
drill be done as speedily as podsible.
For further -particulars, enquire of Mr. ?Intoner, .Solicitor,
Burgate-street, Canterbury, or of Mains Vernon and Frabeklfn,
Lincoln's Inn.
Mr. Richardson, Saint Paurs..Caiterhuer,•.wsll thew the
Premises.

SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE.
MANOR OF WEMBURY.--FOR SALE:.

TilE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and
ORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH Vs'EM-
.BUBN, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties' and Franchises
thereto belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House
with Lawn in front ; a Coach-bouse and suitable. Stabling, and all
manner of requisite Ottonflices, detached and agreeably arranged;
a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and
a largeinclosedGarden,well planted and stocked with Fruit-trees
and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven,
and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and
dues of the said River, and the Water, Plumy, Fishing, Oysterage
and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise sea eral
new-bulk, Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuages, Faiths,
Lands,Tettements, and Hereditaments belonging to the
said Manor: Ands Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjoining
tad snacked thereto.
This Estate is bounded on two aides by the English Channel,
and the River Yealmei commands most delightful and extensive
views and scenery—Britain's Fleet and Merchant Shipit Yreqnently
gliding near it, and affordingto the eye and to the mind the most
delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies within
a ring fake, and is certainly one of the most compact and desira.
ble,Estases in the West of England, and contains altogether about
346 screed Arebk,Pastur.., Meadow, Orchards, Garden oround,
and Wootilant3, and lies w:cbln the parish of Wembury, in the
County of Devon, at about four miles distance from the capital
Market Town of Ylyntuath, the access to which is rendered very
sommodious by the now road, and will be more so by a flying
bridge now trectiut lay Lord Boringdon.
The Mansion House with • the Careens, &c. and a stitahte
quantity of Geoniti, and Rho the Woods arc in hand, and pones:
ston thereof nisi be had at Lady-day nert,-avid the present Fort
niture,whicit a new and nindiome, maybe taltert at an appraise.
toent, aid sherrainiee Of the Estate (citeept daily about 5$
acres, itildlty hates for one and two litres), islet to -respeCsoblo
rename, ar net rents, amounting only to about 500 but which;
k ieestinsitisati meant soon be Increased tout least XI 500..
- The•Lhlldennt •Is •rederned, abd int.part Of the Manor it
Trcrelna Sa#llfigs of a shilling, value tuld upwards, to bit
ti &es
rikai tliePtattiaser, And paid fot ixeltnive of the Estate. •
For Saki whereof, a. Public Auctitto wilibelitid, at the Londok
Inn, at ivybridge, u Plygtouth, on .Teesday, the 6th day of
September neat, in 12 o'clock at neon ; and, in the mean knit.,
the Same nary viewed On aliptleation is Nfr: F..: Bakereet Wem-
bury, and rum,' -particulars, after. the si se inst. may be had of
hba, or Meesee.Cardele and Sposs„Solicitars,(iray's inn ; Ma ears.
Noble and.Hstnt, of Jeffery-antkres-London; Meaers.Trearinan
and Sos Eketer ; and at the °Mee of Mr. Edemas& Lockyervis
Plyinton;h--Whete a Plano( the Estate may be seU s
N. B. The Hasse may be seen qp Tuesdays- and ikeicetio.
tweet' the hours of eleven sad three o'clock.
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