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London, England, 1809-06-26 00:00:00

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

Thie day was published, a New Edithms, embellished with ONE
HUNDRED BEAU'I'IPUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, price
2.5. ed. bound; with a full allowance for Schools,
EADING' EXERCISES far the Junior Clangs
in Schools, being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling-
Books; du/ an lutrodoetion to the Class Book and Speaker.
By the Res' DAVID BL4IR.
Author of the Class-kook. Grammar of Philosophy, First Ca-
techism, &c.

Title Work recommends Well to general adoption-In all Semi-
naries, by, the following peculiar features:
1. It is printed in a large clear Type.
3. It is rendered imarestieg by numerous Embellishments.
3. The subjeet•matter is adapted to the caraelry of Children,
and is at once entertaining, moral, and instruct:ye.
4. 'All fhe difficult and built' 'words 'are selected, divided, and
printed at the Lead of each Lesson, in t►e manner of Erowes
Testament. •

Printed for RICKARD PuIIMPS, N 0.6, Bridge-Onset ; and to
be had of all Booksellers ambStatimets in the•L nited Kingdom r
of whom may be bad, by the Lune Author,
1. The CLASS-BOOK; or-Lessons for every Day in th Year,
price „Ss. bound.
2. -The FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Common
nuoeslary to be knOwn at an start,. age, price 9d. -
9. • Ile GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, or Ereflutrddue
tion tektite useful Selenees; en the plea of Ooklenith's•Grammgr
of Geography, price Ss. bound in- Wes%
In t9e Rees, end speedily will be finblisie4 also by 4,14,4104
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CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, AND LEASE-
FIDLD.), NEAR PLYMOUTH.-1 OBE SOLD,
THE Fee•simple and Inheritance of all that very
valuable and desirable MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE,
Galled COXSIDE, the late Residence of Savile William Shepherd,
Esq. deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing-roost, Mit".
room, Library, and Breakfast-I%lom, two large Bed-istionif and
Dress:fig-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bedotoetni;AVlth
'oonvenient Garrets and Attics for Seriants, large.Kitaben,Ser-
vants' Hall, Dairy, Larder and Wash-house, two Water closets,
Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrant:el:dull in
front; PSO, at a short and convenient distance *Counting-house
and extensive Warehouses; a large Lawn iniscanded with a
Shrubbery and two excellent walled Gardens well stocked with
Fruit-trees, ogether with about 13 Acres (there or less) °fru&
Pasture Land adjoining the
.Honse, and for assay years pak in
the owner's. occupation. . . .„
Also the Fos simple awl Inheritance of all that Dwalliordloiso
and Garden adjoining to Could* aforesaid, latein.the isecacatite
of George Down, deceased. •-
,
Also, for the remainder nf-a terns of 99 lowa der on
the death of one good Life aged alsout so years palisisth:
payment of the yearly conventionary rent at ,CB,all arise
of rich Pasture Land adjoining to Coraide aforesaid, and templed
therewith, containing about eight Acres (morear lass.) . -
N. B. The Mansion House and .9ut-hotiees Uwe within uses'
few years been rebuilt at livery considerable exposes, midsize at
present in excellent repair, and, the whale of the ?catnip's. (roan
their visinity to the new pied, made by the .Plywoutk:Embank-
meat Company, have issereased.andore continuing to inetcaae in
valve,. and forth a meet desirable and antic ditenidance for Marge
family, or an velem Merehant, with every advantage irons their
. vicinity to dtattoh Poet and the HerhooreakTowa of Plymouth.
. Pot sagisg the mine, .; Public. Means. will be held at the
London Tavern, in rozholoottaet, .Plymouth, ea Thursday. the
WM day of June inst., at Pour o'Clock In the Afternoen.
The Mandan House at Conk* may be viewed on Tueodays
Goal- Fridays only, between the boars of eleven o'clock in the
*inning, and two o'clock in. the afternoon, and any further par-
ticulars may be known, by applying to Wm. Nottidge. Esq. lig•s-
aell-street, Bermondsey, London; T. P. Browaing, Esq. at Con-
side House, near Plymouth; or to Mr. W. foot, Soliaitor, la
P/yrnouth•Dock..--IDated May is, ISO,. •

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BANKRUPTCY.
1 'HE Creditors of BENJAMIN TANNSit, late of Dart-
.L Mouth, in the County of Devon, ship-builder, 4 Bankrupt,
are req*ested to furnish Mr. Phillip Hord, of the Inner Temple,
London, the Solicitor to the Commission, with the particulars
of their Debts, and of the Securities they hold, in order that their
depositions may be prepored previous to the public mcctiasgs at
P. HURD, Temple.

THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. ROWLAND WU..
LIAIAS, OF CARDIFF, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALL Persons indebted to this Estate are requested
to make payment to Mr. Brown, of Cardiff, Attorney in
Law, who is authorised by the Executor to receive the same ;
and all Persons who have any claims upon the Estate are re-
quested to send an account thereof to Mr. Brown,,that the same
may be put in a train of payment.
Cardiff, June 40, 1809.

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