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London, England, 1815-11-14 00:00:00

FABER's WORKS ON THE PROPHECIES.

This day was published,
hi Two large Vols. Pen price in hoards Et. es. a pew Edition,
with additional Notes. being the sth of
A DISSERTATION nn ;he PROPHECIES that
A k have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be
ielfdled, relative to the great period of 1260 years; the Papal and
Mu',smutted/II Apo.tasies ; the tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or
the Infidel Power; and the Restoration of the Sews.
By the Reverend O. S. ['ABER, E.D.
Rector of Long Newton, Durham.
Printed for F. C. and I. itiv:ngton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church.
yard. Sold also by I. Hatchard, No, 190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may he had, by the tame Author,'
I. A 2d tali(*) of a General and Contiected View of the Pro.
Vieei• s, rtlativ- to the convet.ion, restoration, union, and future
kcy, of the Houses of is-lalt and Israel. In 2 vols. Nem price 17s.
2. A Dissertation on the Prophecy contained in chap.
it Ver. :24 to el, usually denominated the Prophecy of the Sa-
rt:it). Weeks. In one large Vol. two. peke, in boards, 12s.
N.B. ibis Work convletes the Au, hor's Plait of Di.sertatlnns
ca the i'rophecies, which reach tn, or beyond, the (love of the
treat prno !of Itt6o years, lie believes that none of them have
110 v, re ell unnoticed by him.

CI l'Y hitißT• SS, CHEAPSIDIL
BY ri 1E KIIIO'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. iFIE leading Articles itt the Daily SALES of
AIEA'rS of all k;nds. SOUPS, VEGETA ALES, MISCELLAnIEC/Ui PROPERTY, by AUCTION, by
-1 a:el MILK, wi.lek Will keg* perfectly fresh, with all MI M la:. at the City Mart, are arranged as fellows, viz. us
••r ttriginal ffsvour and nutritiuna quarks, in auy climate.— Mistimes. Plated Goods, Books, &e.
rh, mems in canisters of alb. to ^_olb. weight each, the Milk 'lv (sus vs, Jewellery; Kith Cut Ohm., Ste.
• u•sioi in quart and pint bottles.—Also CONCEN FR.‘ 1 LI) WID SD Ys, Lined and Woolitn Drapery, floater,' files
•flN5t/JMi\lh., ur GRAVY SOUP this Soup is highly con- Tsuesua ea, Cutlery, Japan Ware, &c.
•Intrated, so much so, that a small bottle. containing only a qua:- FILIDAYI4, Fable Services, China, Glass: &e.
of a pint, is sufficient, with the addition of boding water, to Fa r vanar s. Writing Desks, Work ,
eve Telescopes, ate:
ok,ke a quart of strong gravy t.oup, and when required for the The Goodrure v:evr from eight o'clock, ry morning esd
of Ow sick. it will admit o 4 a considerably greater degree. of 4nrirg the whole of the sale' which commences at twelve pre.
ru • ; treparrd Its small bottles for making quarts, pints. and eisely, a.. 4, for the acconisnodation of those whose business a
wo-third, ut a pint. From (he very small compass in which it of the /jay deprives than of the opportunity, again in the e'en's,
Pvkit it is particularly calenlred fur the use of RAVELLEK:s, at seer., u'cluek. Families furnishing houses, Captains of Ship.,
ai well as for the Alt MV anal NAV Y, and will be found very Supercargoes, and traders in general, find gfeat advantage in pis.
rsrtvsnitrit in FAMILIES for domestic purposes, in haviug soups eliaAltig at an under rare at these miscellaneous sales, whore
linatz, grasses always ready puslmmediate see. I ano, t every at tide shale or ornament is to he met with, and where
,act of a LE lER frosts Sir Josue DAVOS, Bart. KB. every thing is warranted perfect. It will greatly facilitatethe,
p
". &Cs Publishi din she Times of the 13th of August last : business .4 the Mart if the Proprietors 01 Property, who are
o"); hes you will send me some Of your CONCEN A FED under the necessity of at eking au immediate market, will send Its
isOMME; fur my own use•as I consider It be(ta Sou than their artielei for sale two days prier to the &Jove arrangeniets,
lertrally meet wi:h, either at home it abroad:' I and e («suit the Proprietor of the Mart between the hours el
Ailkly to the Patentees, Messrs. Deakin. Hill, and Gamble, ' seven mid *vet • it: r morning.
sour Anclitir.road, Bermondsey, Sou'hwark ; to Mr. 1. Bra /S 4 THOMAS MOtl I , Sworn Priker, Appraiatt• and
"MI al the 'Jac,. 80, Lbatt emstreet • London. Solt l'soptieleir of *e City Mau.

FREEHOLD, SOU ['HAMPTON.
The distinguished Edifice, SOU ['HAMPTON CASTLE, with ,
06us, capital Guam. Grapery, Pinery, Pkasure-Oround,
Cottages, etc. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Tana SPAT, November 16, at twelve o'clML
FrHE grand and highly-ciistingni.bed EDIFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE,
erected tin an extensive and noble scale, in the pure Gothic style,
the late Reindence and Propeny of a NOBLEMAN, deceased.
The .oath-,test Part of this SPLENDID S FR UCTURE is
completely finished, and contain' an ELEGANT EN FRANCE,
GO rine HALL? *rub :sTONESCEPS the whole widtb, lead-
ing to a capital Ming-parlour, ABOUT 4 FEE T BY '4lO FEEL'
HIGH; ka-SG.IN 1* GOTHIC CIELINO, a Chapel at the end
finished. with Oak Donis, WlisdoWs, &c.; Cercular Room,
Strong Room, &c.; a inoreit(Graii.l Storms, of Stone, leading to
a noble Selman or Drawing-room. 60 feet by 20 teet ; ektant
Statuary Chimney-pieces, Gothic Windows, and Balcony, over-
loathing a vilit extent of the rich and luzunant scenery of the New
1-urest tad adjacent country, the Ocean, and the !liver; an Anti-
tooth a circular Drawing•room and Boudoir, finished in a most
superb style; various Chambers and Dressing-inputs, handsomely
finished, and Servants' Apartments, Secondary Sioue ataireaus,
Water Closet, &c.
'Fite Offices comprise a Capital iSitchen, Scullery, Senrams%
hall, Housekeeper's and Butler's Roonts, and various Chambers
and other Apartments.
The whole planned for a Family of the first distinction, and at
for immediate occupithin.
The other pair of this noble Stnictute contains spacious !pity
Galleries for Pictures 4ud Statues, A Sr roomy lofty Bed-ehani-
hers, three Dressing-mans finished, and various unfinished
Apartments; grind Entrabeit at the North-east end, roomy Cal-
&c. • good Stablbig Sind Rooms ever; also four Cottages.
An excellent Garden and Pleasure Ground, nearly two Acres,
Isamu with taste; a fiae Terrace Walk by the water, bninided by
the ancient Castle wall; two capital Hot-houses, Melon-puts, at..!
The CASTLE BUILDINGS have been erected at an immense
expense, the Materials and Workmanship are of the first &scrip-
. don, and if the &alga of the late noble antrner were Completed, it
would form the first and most superb letsulence ha the kingdom.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particitim at the ibiphin Inn,
Southanspton ; White Hart, Winchester and Salisbury; White
Lion, Bath; Fountain, Ponsatouth; S. G Parr, Esq. Litchfield;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester;
Mr. Adams, Oxford; of Messrs. Benbow and Alban, Solicitors,
Stone-buildings, Lincoln's
-Inn; nt Garraway's Coffee-House,
Cornhill and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gilden-square,
London, where Tickets for viewing may be bad; and Tickets
are left at the Dolphin, Southampton.

NEAR LEWES, SUiSEX.

Capital FREEHOLD ESTATES, Manors, Fines, awl Quit-rents,
perpetual Advowson, eligible FAMILY MANSION, PARK,
FARMS, and LA ND, about ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
near the navigable RIVER OUSE, with extensive Common
Rights. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Change •alley, Cornhill, London,
on Tuoasowir, Nov. Is, at Twelve o'Clock, in ONE LO r.
(Unless an acceptable offer is made for tbe whole by POIVATZ
CONTI, AC r),
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Comprising the extensive Manor of NEW ICK and WA-
NINGORE, abounding with Gantt, and also Fines, Quit Rests,
and valuable Common Rights. The excellent Family Mansion-
house called NEWICK PLACE,
Situated in a PARR, wick Offices of all descriptions, productive
Kitchen Ganlen, walled round, Hot-houses, Graperies,
thriving Plantations, pleasure Ground, line Pieces of Water, Park,
Woods, Farms, and Lands. The wimple upwards of
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED seed TWENTY