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HILL COTTAGE 1 the. Residence
of the Right,. Hosso'urAble LORD, THIMLOW, deceased,
iiigether with Coach House, Garden, Sale, 84c. and about
doryp.fluse Acre: of excellent Meadow sad 'Pasture Land, lying
saint the Houie,pleasaatly situated, nrar ailjelohig to the Village
irptillvich in a most respectable, ceighbourhoitd, is perfectly re-
se CemMunicating with the trietropolietfrom which it is
'• only slicatkiles): its ipiedeoads.. •
• Os Dwelling,Housels.commodinits and eotri.etiently fitted up
Olt- the secemenotlaifen of a gebieel;
Twfarthes particulars apply at 14. James's lea, No I, New.
powelt-Court, Lincr4ll's lan, inhere 401**ml ally.
also be had for viewing the Prt!nises:

MPORATION. Olt • CAE SO tHE •Am —ati T4O
THSVIANC4I7PON LOME, . • • -
SERJEAM'S' INN,' i'LEET-STREET,
• • pisitru-rapaY CHARTER OF QVEENANNE,
f 0140 -17pfs. ' • •
luly 13, 1808,
THE. DT RECTORS of the Cotporation of the
AMICABLE SOCIETY-for a Perpetual Alfsarisisee Office,
40, hereby give notice,
Ilat Attendance will be given, at the Soclity'i House in Ser-
leant's Inn, Pleet-street, on Wednesday the 110th and Wednesday
t'7th days of July inst. and an,..Wedactlaty the: d, and Wed-
nesday the 10th days of Augdst.isixt; frOm .11 of the cloth in the'
foreooon until one in the *Etiolates mi smelt -of the said days, to.
pay Claims arlsi7g by Deathicialeinipeatof the Hid Society in
the year ending at Lady Day:lW MldAttlfe) ;
Matthew Chessa I, late of ffimfolk-street, Eiq. .• •
-rank Divlebrierni446,4ljon,rwit.
Thomas Nixon, late of Linzoln'i-Tnn Old Builliksngs.-.
Worry Wbite, late of Ham stead, Bricklayer. •
Sayems-thetb?. IZR,3 .?tatterliver.
Rev. Thomas A; Dale, late of Lewes, Susses, Clerk.
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IVan. Cur r*Y.,-Ixte-d-ransas44,444. Idises-crAni *gods P•at. -
We. Allen, late saf.akeliectiOffice, Inner Templet Gent.
Edward Vr ilson,late of EpPing, Essex, Geni..
• Isaac Labia; rate of
.Castle-street;St..Mary-Axst,Shipbroker.
James Harrington, late of the War-Offiee, Gent.
token Harrii,late of Croydon, Surrey,-Esh. •
Thomas Tildesley, late of Hampton :Court, Gen,.
Casper Weaver, late Of Oweifs-row,klingtorroad. Gent.
James .fititchinson, late of Bleornsbury-square, Esq. •
Thomas liandeoek; late of Wirtirelc-lane, Bookbinder.
Thomas Mankie, late of St. Mary-at-Hill, Coal-inertia*.
John Ilerinder, tarn of St. Peers Charch-yard, Cutler. .
Joseph Hawke', late of CeciPstreet, Coal-merchant.
Edward Davie', late of Brook-street, L'arribetlis. Furrier.
John Withers, lite of Piston-HMI, near East Grlistead, 'Sussex. .
Britches, late of Borough Mairkeit, Southwark, Brewer.
fielward Eayleton, late of Pianlico, Gent.
George, Perri., late of Park-prospect, Westrniseter, Snrveyne.
Richard DMus, late of Wimpele-street„ Esq.
gamuel Chancellor, late of the Green-Judi Wbitecrees-street,
Gent.
Lawrence Charles:lnm, late of Ctineliell ErlaritSogar-refiner.
John Laborde, late of Ironntoriger•row, St. Luke's, last:merit
Dee-maker.
Edward Irenne, late 'of Church-yard, St. Mpratoball, School.
••
master,
Rev. lowish Caapinan, D. D. late President of Trinity College,
Act. PkilipDuval, Corked. '
D.D. late of Newman-street.
JameiGodin, late of the Bank of England, Gent.
Rev. John Lockman, D.D. late a Canon of Windsor.
George Scrivener, late of Clare-market, butcher.
Abraham Vickery, late of Hendon, Gent,
Rey. Temple Henry Croker, late of the island of St, Christopher,
in the West Indies.
Francis Tamer, late of John-street, Bedford-row, Esq.
John Bowman, late off.hariesten, South Carolina, Esq.
Christopher Emery, late of Gkeet St Helen's, packer.
Thomas Baker, late of Bolsover-street, Cavendish-square, Gent.
John Finders, late of Manchester, Gent.
When will be paid to the respective Nominees, Executors, M.
ministratorm, or Assigns, of tt,e Persons above-named, the Suits.
of Xl7O for each numbr.r their respective Lives.
WS tgajetty having been graciouly pleased, on the sptliOeto-
berlast, to grant a New Charter for more generally extending the
Benefits of this Corporation, and carrying into e'l'ect improve-
ments grounded'en the Experience of mo;e than a Century, the
Directors have the pleasure to inform the Puhlic, that they are
ready to admit Members from the age of Eight to Sixty-seep,
for the various kinds of Life-Insurance, whether for the whole of
Life or for any ternrof years, or on Survivorship, or ors any other
Cozingency repecting Life. •
Tke Amicable. Society having been originally instituted on a
Principle which provides equal and mutual Benefit to the Fami-
lies, Assigns, or others interested in the Lives insured; those who
,tcome Members, however early the Life may happen to fall,
ui etithied, according to the Amount of their Insurances, to par-
ticipate alike in all its Advantages.
The Directors bold a Court every Wednesday, for the Admio-
sem of Members. Application{ are received at the Office between
lent and Two o'Clock daily, Holidays excepted. •
By Order of the court of Directars,
.1014N' PENSAM, Registrar.

THE wow SAP. bR. MAYOR.
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This day was published,
Handsomely printed, in Four Volumes demy Octavo,
price £.l 16s. in boards,
THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND ; from the
uoiol or the Crowns, on the Accession of James VI. to the
Throne of England, to the Union of the ;c.ingdorns iu the reign q
Queen Anne.•
The Yd Edition, eogreeted, with a Preliminary Dissertation on
the participation of Mary Queen of Scots in the Murder of
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By MALCOLM LAINO, Esq. M. P,
" To all who wish to have a trite knowledge of the history of
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counteract tit mischief mischief which Hume, Dalrympie, Macpherson,
Somerville, and others of your countrymen have done," &c.—See
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" A late writer (Mr- Laing) no legs remarkable for the accu-
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JUVENILE
,LIBRARY, No. 41, SKINNER.STREET.
This day was publiihed, in nne vol. 12mo. with Engravings of the
Principal Gods, chiefly taken from the Remains of Ancient
Statuary,. price 6s.
THE PANTHEON ; or, ANCIENT HIS-
TORY of the GOT'S of GREECE and ROME.
Intended to facilitate the Um:erg:meting of the Classical Au.
duffs, and of the Poets it general. For the Use of Schools and
Young Persons of hotil Sexes.
By EPIVARD BALDWIN, Esq.
" Mr. Baldwin uses before exercised his talents for the belie&
and instruction of young people very successfully. His Fables,
Ancient and Modern, have had, as they deserved, an extensive
circulation ; and his History of England, for the use of Schools,
was exceedingly well calculated to answer the intended purpose.
" There can be no difEculty in pronouncing that the present
work will be found a very convenient as wall as agreeable Ma-
nual,for introducing younger Readers to knOwledr of Ancient
Mythology, and it seems in all respects a Proper book fur the use
of Schools. It is dedicated, with great propriety, to Dr. Italie,
he Schoolmaster of the'Charter-house, by one of whose predeces-
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theon. a book still in use, but which is in many ways ohjecticat-
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British Critic for April 1807.
Published at the Juvenile Library, 41, Skinner.sieget, Snow.
hill, end to be had of all Booksellers.

HISTORY. ' • --
This day was published, printed in demy 12mo. similar to Ma-
• or9r's Nepos, and Blair's Class-Book, illustrated by a large Map,
price 6s. bound, and lettered on the hack.
ANCIENT HISTORY for thc USE of
SCHOOLS; exhibiting a summary Vietiri'if the Rise,
Progress, Revolt: ties?), , Deelbts and Fatty!' THZ 11461.10 VS NATIO or s
OF ANTIQUITY, from tine earliest Begirds of Time t? the Fall of
the Roman Empire.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Christ'. College, Cambrid,r; ••
Matter of the Free Gramme School at RaveaspnAle, in West-
moreland ; Author of the Gessisesar et Ifilitogy, of the Ar-
cheolOgia meta, &e. Ecc.
Printed for ev; ARO PHILLIPS, 110. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars; lto had of all Booksellers, with the full Allowance
to Schools.
Of whom may also be had,
I. The GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of
which that important branch of knowledge may, for the first
time, be practically talight'in schools. By the Rev 1. Rost N scho,
price Cs. bound in green.
st. MoriEstsr Hurroar, from the Age of Charlemagne lo the
end of the Year 1806, on the plan of the above-described Ancient
History. By the Rev. 1 ft-0E1430N, price 65. bound and lettered.
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price, oa fine and large paper, 61. ss. in boards; and, on -Cornmon
paper, 5L in boards.
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and at is. per Volume.

TO I3E SOLD BY AUCllid;
in the ensuing Autumn, if rot previously di:Posed of by Private
Contract,

TAT elegant Residence, called 1104/413Y
HALL, situated in the most lieautiful pitrj of the Vale of
Lime being nine miles from Lancaster and seven &Mil Kirkby
Lonsciale, together With the adjoining compact frnibold
consisting of upwirds of 444 Acres in the highest date of culti-
vation ; the Manion House is built of Frebtone, and has a most
perfect Grecian Front M pie Corinthian Order, the Rcoins are
spacious, and the Offices particularly convenient, the River Win-
ning winds beautifully alohg the side and joins the Linie at the
extremity of the Pleasure Grounds, which are embellished by the
Most tasteful variety of Shrubs and 'Forest Trees. An e4pelltnt
Kitchen Garden, prodees the finest'w ll fruit. •
'For Particulars apply to Metsrs Batcbellor and Potts, Serjeant's
Inn, Fleet-street, London; Mr. Janice Wilton, Solicitor, Kendal;
or to Mr; Robert Procter, cf Hornlilorbto will sh..;'w the pre,-

•.
TQ BOLD Bk AVerlfni.
At the Mufti Wattebolase, bolkatorie, ottTu--ssky, 'he 19th inst.
t two o'clock in the al:ein XII; in :anal lota, for the conve-
nience of private finfilies,
QIX HUNDRED it'd TWENTY GALLONS •
1.-Y FOREIGN 'GEti.ZIA., not of legal. strength for Dealers,
wed
whiz% may be vie dn tasted rn the marn'ag at tfie day of sale.
deposit of twenty:Jive pt r cent. will be

TO BE PEREMYTORJLY SOLD;
Purs?.ant to an Order ache High Ctiur: of Citaatery, nude in a
calilt; Berry against whit the approbation of John Ord
rui: one of the Masters 'of lie raid eprt. at the Etchange •
toffee-house In the city of Bristol, on WEDNESDAY, the-
I tth day of toffee-house,
btioreett the hours of Twelve
Mid Qiie o'Clock in thei etfierl don;
AFREEHOLD, 'ES,TA.T.4, situate at Kallencl.
tn the Tithing of Suiwick: in the pariA of 1-ienbury and
County of Gigucester, lately helooging to Dr. James Monier, de-
ceased, now feet to Thontas*Cooke, as tenant froth yeir to year.
Prinuti partkulass ossi be had at the Chambers of tis: said Mas-
terOrd, haSouthampton Buildings, Chancery-irate, London; of
rater, Gray's inn ; arid Of csirs. Jenkins, James and Ab-
bot, Newinit, London; of Mr. Chadwick, Attorney at Law,
Bristol.; and at the PLi'..se of Sile. • •

• . oLpucEsTsitOititt.
MANOP,.*M ESTATE of WAPLEY and CODRINGTON in
GLOUCESTERSHIRE*, near BATH 'and BRISTOL.
TO BE SOLD2BY AUCTION,
By • Mr. FAM STANTON,
At the Bosh Jim Bristol, on Thursday, the gist of July, IRO.,
'THE MANOR of WAPLEY and COJA ING-
TON, with the Court House, and several valuitisfe Farms
Let to tenants whose terms expire at Lady ...Day next, and also
several Estates on Leases for Lives, containing in the whole 2000
Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes cfthe Parish.
This Estate contains very rich- and vainable Land, and coins
prises nearly the whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well
from Bristol as Bath, and the toad from Bath to Gloucester pastes
near it—Particulars may be had of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley,
anti ponwille, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Black and Chap-
nun, Surveyors, at their Chambers, la the Temple, London ; of
Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Frorne; of Mr. John Bretton, at Exeter ;
of Messrs. elarke and Son, Sollators, Bristol; of Mr. Musts
Higgs, the Bailie of the anor who will Shim, the k;state •at
the Bush Inn, Bristol , and of MI. Stanton, Auctioneer, Hitchin,
Herts. ' •

• CTAPIIAL PI(BEHOL9 ESTATE,
MORTIMER, 'NEAR READING.By Mr. HAWKES,
At the Crcwn Isms Reading, in seven lots, on Saturday, the SOth
of 'Ally, at three o'clock, '
A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY
ELIGIBLE FREEPrOLD ESTATE, the much admired
Residence, vateahle•Farm and Lands, of the late Mrs. BEVER ;
comprising that Genteel and suintantial Brick Vint, MORTI-
TAM HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample Walled Parden,
tasteful Pleasure Ground, luxuriant Plantation and Shrubbery,
ornamental timber, and upwards of Sixty Acres of most excellent
Arable, Pastore, turd Meadow Land, surrounding the same ; to-
gether with that valuable Property adjoiningi celled MANN's;
KENT's, and MILL FARM, in the occupation of Mr. Apple-
ton, consistirg of a very comtuefficua Brick and Tile Dwelling,
house, with Cottzget, Barns, and Out-houses, large Garden,an4
about One Hundred and Ninety Acres of extremely productive
and well conditioned Grazing and tiirn Land; sl,q three small'
Swelling-houses, with Paddock and-Gardens. ' • •
To be viewed, by tickets, which with descriptive particulam
may be had of Mr. J. Mandy, Solicitor, a4d Mr. Hawked,
Reading. Particulars may alto then be had at •Denatity's, Hart..
ford-bridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's, Printer, Basingstoke ;
at Mr. Abbott's, No. 42, Leicester-square ; and at the Sra
Office, London.

SOM ERSET. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday, the'l st day of Algust next, at the White Hart Inn,
Wellington, precisely at Four o'Clock in the afternoon.
AMODERN-BUILT MANSION" HOUSE,
called WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the residence
of Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Calme, w:th the
Conch-houses, Stables, Of fires, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds,
and all or any part of the Farm adjoining.
The House is delightfully situated in the Vale of Taunton. and
isnmedlafely adjoins the Town of Wellington, though perfect*
secludid from itly a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin-
cipal floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase.
Anti-room 26 fect 6 Indies by IS feet, a Drawing-room it feet
7 Inches square, a Dining-room gj feet 9 inches by IS ft. 6 inch,
and a Study 13 feet square.' Above the principal Flo& there are
two stories of family apartments and Dressing-rooms adjoining.
The attached Odices are replete with ircccmtnodations and the
detached ones have every tort of cosniemence. The &am con-
tains about 100 Aare, of the richest Land in the County of
Somerset.

At the same time will be sold a number of Fields detached
froth each other, but adjoining the Town of Wellington ;'and the
Manor or Lordship, witk a most desirable Estate, called Wel-
lington Park, consisting of a Farm House, with 'suitable Out.
buildings and about 380 Aeres of ricia Meadow;' restore, Arable
and Wood Land
Perticularq in the mean time may be obtained at the Office of
Mt. White, Solicitor, Wellington, Somerset; or of Mr. Dyne,
Solicitor, Serjeept's inn, TOMple.

SOUTH WALES.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,VALE Of TREBINa
SHUN, BRECONSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PETTON,
At the Lion Inn, Brecon on 'Tuesday the 16th of August nett,
(unless an acceptable oiler shall be previously made, of which
due notice will be given,)
i VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
eomprizing the Mansion House of Treblnsfiun with attach-
ed and detached Offices, and upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty
Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture and thriving Wood
Land, situate hi the several parishes of Llangasty, Tallylyn,
thedyn and Llansanfraydd, in the County 01 Brecon, Four Hun-
dred and Twenty Acres of ' which are within a Ring Fence, and
the remainder nearly adjoining, the greater part of which is in
band, and the rest let at Will. The whole being of the clear
annual value of near SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS.
The Mansion House is a hanthome substantial edifice, with a
Pew in Tallylyn Church, and fit for the residence of a Family of
respectability, a very large sum having been lately expended upon
it, with every regard to comfort and convenience.
There is an excellent Walled Garden, well stocked with Fruit
Trees, a Kitchen Garden, two Orchards, and One Hand •ed Acres
of most capital Meadow Land adjoining the Htiuse. A*. each ex,
tremity of the Estate are two Farm Houses and offices, one of
which way erected last year.
The Lind being generally composed of a Sandy Loam, Is well
adapted for the growth of Turnips and artificial Gr and:
being within two miles of the Brecon Canal ; Coal and • •
may be procured at an easy expense. There are also two vain.'
able Commons contiguous to this Estate, dyer which it has a
right of Pasturage.
The Land Tax is redeemed, except the small sum of
'the views frprn the Mansion Houte are rich and beautiful : the
Lake of SlynSavathau /iiecon Mere (six miles in circumfer-
ence) forming a anspictious feature in them. The Estate abounds
With Fish, Game, and Wild Fowl, and is Situate six miles from
Brecon and Ctickhowel,l3 from Abergarenity, and 16 from Nap, •
allgood rrrarketTowns. The Milford Mall Coach Pastes daily
within oneamile cif 'the house.
Per Pardeolari apply, on the premises, and at the Offices of
?yfr. James, Lsn.i Agent, New Bosvc ell-court, Lincoln's Inn,Len•
An and at Warwick ';• at each of which places. Plans of the
Estatimay be scan, and who waltreat for the sale thereof by pd.
irate Contract. • ' •
Descriptive particulars will be ready foe delivery le a few dere
st the'White Lion, Each; Wlite Hart, Brio:al; lien,Glmsewtere
210016 Hereford'; at the place of Sale. •

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BAYONNE, JUNE• 25.

On the 24th and 25th, the Junta met at the usual
hour and place, and held its seventh and eighth sit-
tings. The deliberations on the project of the Con-
stitution were continued, and each Member delivered
his remarks in writing. Afterwards the Junta settled
as a principal measure, that all these remarks should
be compared and well considered ; as also, that such•
of them as tend to improve the project of the Consti-
ution, which must forever establish the happiness of
Spain, shall be taken notice of.
- •

According to intelligence received from Spain,
tranquillity is restored in the districts of Segovia,Val-
ladolid, and Placentia—that part of Navarre and Ar-
ragon, which is situate on the right bank of the Ebro,
is also returned to obedience.

The Latest accounts which the Junta has received
from Madrid, respecting Cadiz, as well as the army
b"fore Gibraltar, are very tranquillizing.

In general, the Captain-Generals, the Corregidors,
the Alcaldes, and the most polished part of the Spa-
tial nation, display the best sentiments; and in those
pla :es where insurrections had actually broke out,
thew commotions were only occasioned by the com-
mon peoplr-, who wan:ed to avail themselves of an
unsettled time, without a government, to commit the-
most violent excesses.