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London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

BARRINGTON'S BOTANY BAY.

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This day was published, newly printed on fine wove paper, and
enriched with two fine coloured l'rints, No. 1. (price one ilia- l i
ling), to be regularly continued every Saturday, of
A. NEW, COMPLETE, and AUTHENTIC
HI:STORY of N EW FOUTH WALES, Irons its first Vi-
sitation by Captain Cook, down to the present State of that pro-
mising Country ; its Natural History, Soil, Nature, and Produce;
the Costume, Manners, and Custoxis of the Natives; and a pars
• Ocular Detail of the Proceedings in founding and establ.shing the
English Colony: with an Accoont of its Progress to the present
'rime, the Conduct of the COIIVIC:A, aid every other interesting
Particular. By GEORGE BARRINGTON, We Officer of the
Peace at Paramat,a. To wliklt %hied, BARRINOCON's
VOYAGE to NEW sou-rti WALES, with the Life, Trials, fee.
of the Author. Accompanied with a finely engraved Porrait.
Second Edition, improved and continued to the preserit Time.
This work forms two handsome volumes in octavo, and may
be hail complete, price Cl. 7s. board.; or in ..16 Numhers, each
Number embellished' with one or more vritits, finely coloured,
illiwrztive of Views, Matiners and Cusionts of the Native., and
Subj.:its of Natural History, coloured front Nature, %Midi Z Map
of the Country.
I.otirloo : Printed for .T. Jones, 5. Nesvgat..-street ; and sold
by all Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom.
" We have here a well written account of this very'oingular co-
lony ; an amusing sketer of the country, its soil, produce, native
• ilhabitaiit s, natural history, &c. This production certainly carries
with it a sufflcioucy of internal evidence that it it really the perform-
ance of that ingenious advotturer."—Vide Monthly Review.

PALL-MALL.
Commorlinhs Residence, genuine Household Furniture, large Pier
and Chimney Glasses, about 1.100 Ounces Silver Plate, Linen,
Servi:7:3 of China, Glass, fine flavoured Wines, Books, ?slaps,
a % ail valuable and complete Set of Hogarth's Works, being
one of the very few in this country, with ether Effects,
TO ISE SOLD BY AUC I'ION—By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, No. 107, Pall-Mall, on Wednesday. July 11th,
and following Day, at Eleven, by order of the Executors et
the Right I Jou. WM. WIN DII A 34, deceased.
I `FIE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
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commei AI. EDUCATION.
• • -- large Pier and Chimney Glasses, about 1500 Ounces of
'This by %Vat published, pric.f .Is. 6,1. bound, 'with a itlil Allow.- : twas,y t'ilver Plate, Linen, and elegant Dianer and Dessert Set of
aoce to Schools. embOlished with an Engraving u 1 the Royal 1 line Derbyshire Chia, Class, Emu flavoured East India Madeira,
Exchange, London, • i Maim-ey Madeira, Sherry, Bronte, Old Hock, Champaign,
• r liE GRAMMAR of TRADE, Is4ANUFAC. INo :au, Val tie Grave, and other Wities, a part of the valuable
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I- 'I URNS, and CO MNI ERCE, entraining popular Accounts Library, co Isistlng of Classical, Histot ical, Political, and other
of all Cu- dills:n:la branches of trade and Nlanufactures—Delioi • Works, a very complete Set of Hogarth's Works, being one of the
tams of the various P‘raon, emplityv.l jut them—llt.scririons of very few in this county, Maps, Prints, iScc. The Furniture
the OrigM and Uses of -Commodi:ies—a Vocabulary ot"ferms 7 coosists of elegant rod Window Curtains, with continued
used ill the different branches of Commerce—Tables Of For.ign Draperies., in Chintz and Morino, Sofas, Settee, and Chairs en
Ninnies, Weigh: s, and Mesinr.:s, and Maxims of experience for ! suite, our sett
and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton and
youtig Tradesmen. other Furnitures, prime. seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding of
By 11-10 MAS MORTIMER. F. (various descriptions, eseelles t Cabinet Articles, in Commodes,
Author of Every Man his own Broker, the New Dictionary of , ardrobes, Chests of Drawi Dining, Card, Library, Pem..
Commerce, Rte. Ste. i broke, and other 'Tables, Sideboard, Bookcases Mahogany and
'Ellis Cranirl.Sr is Conv,silvd on the easy and practical plan of i japanned Clia'rs, numerous Kitchen Requisites, ind other effect i.
the G1•3111MAI•: of Ge4grAphy, History, Chemistry, and Plidoso- —On the same day, at ore precisely, will be sold the Lease of
pity, ane it is obvious that soch a work ought to be put into the the commodious Dwelling-house, which will be described in
laird; of every bqy designed for Trade. It is so subdivided as printed Particulars.
that it may e.tsdy be committed to memory, and there are anointed 1 The House to be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars maybe
son.l. Inin•lreaiine,ii:uns,ca:-.31.tat1 tor.,mder theatudeut expert in I had on the l'retni.ies; of Messrs. Carke, Budd, Borroughs, and
evi:ry Iff.trvit of the •1 hrory and Practise of Commerc,.. lit oyes, Solici:oes, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Robins; War-
Rritited,f,r P.Actiago.Pti thht:s, London, and sold by all Book- 1 wick-treet, Goitien.squart, of whom Tickets for viewing may
sAivrs in Cr vat Bri;ain and irela id. !be had. '1 he Furniture to be viewed two days previous to the
'Of whom may be lead, for a Course of Commerci :1 Failicafion, *Ale. Catalogues on the Premises, at Is. each, to bel•eturned to
I'. Jos-CC* AII l't lINT:'. rte of real Life and Business price ::5.6.4 Purchasers; and of Mr. Robins. . .
- '2. Moan NON'S EL 1:!.1 Liwri of Book. keeping, by single and double
Entry, vi:itli coppernlate forni,yrre it..
3. BL AIR'S IN GI. I 5 6 GIANI MAR , with Elercisci, complete in 1
one book, a new -etlit'am, yrice '2s. 6d.
4. MORT 1M ER'4 D:CT ItV.l Aa Y of 'Trade, Manufactures, and

MA: A. 14111 '1 EILKACE.
Elegant RF.sIDENCE, with convenient OFFICES,
.tklaptcd for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with

Commerce. prey:, 'price 355.
Thc I:ontc of I'R. Dr.t, or I,,lszary of Useful Arts, with G 3
l'ian4, 3 vol: price 3s. cash.
6. It Ltros's %nowt. Nn,pr:ce 7s. 6'. boards.

immediate Possession.
TO BF. SOI D BY AUC rioN—By Ntr.ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, July 24th, at Twelve,
IN. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE;
comprising a substantial well-built Town Residence, desk-
ally situated No. 4, Adelphi Terrace, replete with every conve-
ece for the accommodation of a Family, rendered truly d..sir-
able front its cheerful prawcvs and easy access to all pans of the
to en. The I louse has r:cently been repaired and fitted up in
au elegant manner ; contains, iu the Attics, three Sleeping-rooms,
Store-room, and Laundry ; on the second Floor, two principal
Be l-chamher% a Dressing-room, Stores-room, and two Water-
closets; tiest Floor, two elegant lofty Drawing-rooms; of hand-
some proportions, with Balconies in front, over-looking- the
Thames, and a Passage-room; Ground-Boor, Entranci-hall and
Vestibule, handsome lofty Dining-parlour, Library or Breakfast-
103111 in the Basement Stories are Domestic Offices of alp de-

scriptior.s.
T. be viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to •three, which,
with Particulars, nisy.be had of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street,
Gulden-square.

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
'THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cue.
brit] in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon,

'T HE ROYAL GEORGE Ncw PLYMOU CFi
A- and FAR I'ER (Day) CO NCH. through Andover,
bury, H•nd-in, Mere, Wincanton,Sherborne, Yong!. Crewkerne,
Chard, Az:muster and lioniton, to the Old London Inn, Exeter,
front the Bell Sav:gP Inn, Lulgate.hill, on Monday next. July 9,
and will cont'nue to set out from them! every Monday, %redoes.
day and Friday mornings, at 8 o'clock; perforated by EiwARB
PICOCK't ER and CO.
The Proprietors presume this conveyance will be found equal,
if not superior, to any travelling that road, as the hour of &par.
Lure Is convenient. It will refresh at the best Inns on the road,
and its arrival punctual at six o'clock the following evening at
Exeter, which will nut only be found convenient to travellers re-
sident within a few miles of Exeter, to reach their homes the same
evening, hut also allow a good night's rest for passengers proceed-
ing on to Plymouth the nest morning, for which place the Royal
George sets out at five o'clock from the Old lagidol Inn, Exeter.
Passengers and Parcels book 'd at the White Bear, and Three
Kings Inns, Piccadilly.
N. B. Not accountable for any package containing cash, plate,
notes, or writings. (however small in value), unless bo iked as
such ; nor for any other parcel or I assengers' luggage of Attlee
42.3 value, unless entered as such, and paid for accordingly; or
china, glass, &c. or contents, on any terms whatever.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIYAM CON ram: r,
ASMALL but compact FREEHOLD and
Tl ME-FREE ESTATE, near COBHAM, SUltßalf,
called COBHAM LODGE; consisting of 4S :Urea of czcellent
Land, in a ring fence, on which stands a well-built Dwelling-
house, containing three Reception-rooms Mete Sed-chamber,
and two Dressing-rooms, with suitable attached Wilcos of every
description ; an excellent walled Gardvn, with detached Micas.
The whole well watered, and el )tlte.l with handsome
Timber-trees and thriving Shruliberies; eo.w.n.uuling most de.
Fghtful views. Immediate possession may be had, and the grow-
ing crops taken at a valuation.
May be viewed, by tickets Only, betsvm the hots of eleven
and four, and particulars known, by applying to Messrs. Craw-
ter's. at Cobham; tickets may also be obtained, and plans of
the premises seen, at No. 4, Thanet place. 'I .mpk-bar ; at Mr.
Hatch:ma's, Bookseller, Piccaddly ; and at MeSifll. Knight and
Shrubsole's, Kirgston.