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London, England, 1810-12-05 00:00:00

This day was published, &ice bound, 3s. 6c! a New Edition of
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS PROMO TED: in
a Series of Discourses from a Father to Ins Daughter, on
occasion of her going into Service; calcul.srd to render bervalti
in general Virtuous and Happy : with various Characters, Atiee •
dotes, Fables, and Reflections. Being for the most part adapted
also to the Use of Sunday Schools. Abridged (ruin Virtue in
Humble Lite, written
By JONAS HANWAY, Esq.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6-2, St. Paul's Church-
rard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
This day was published,
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fn Three Volumes, Octavo, price £2. Qs. boards, with numerous

Engraving.,

THE LITERARY Llit AND SELECT
WORKS of BENJAMIN sTILLINufLEE l', several of
which have never heroic been published.
By the Rev. WILLIA.VI COX 2, M. A. F.R.S. F.A.S.
Rector of Beinerton.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, !leis, Orate, and Brown, Pater.
nocrer-r,,w.

',l' A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with the Bo-
tanical Plates coloured, price XS. ss. boards.
This day was published,
In 12mo. prier Ss. boards, the 1 hird Edition, of
I"HE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or, System of
Dissection practised in the Hospitals and Lecture Routes
of the Metropolis: explained by the clearest Rules, for the Use
of the Students. Comprising a Description of the Muscles, Ves-
sels, Nerves, and Viscera of the Human Body, as they appear on
Dissection, with directions for their Demonstration.
Printed John Murray, 32, Flett-street ;J. Callow, Crown-
sourt, Princes:sextet, Soho; E. Cox, St. • l'homas's-street, Bo-
rough ;T. Underwood, 40, West Smithfield, Lon ; sal
Blackwood, Edinburgh. don
Of whom may be bad, anew Edition of _ _ _

The LONDON PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, Small 8Y0.6,. bds.

MOST DESIRABLE M .kNORS, FREEHOLD ESTATE...i,
As o TYTHES,--XE NT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, h several Lots, on Monday
next, December the 10th, 1810, at Twelve o'clock,
THE KINGSTON and DENTON ESTATES,
with 2345 Acres of Land, the Tythes of the Parish of Swing-
field, Five Manors, a spacious Mansion House, and an elegant
Villa. The Kiniston Estate consir sof an elegant and convenient
Villa, with 800 acres of excellent arable' pastur , water meadow
and wood land, lying in the Parishes of Kingston and Barham,
with the MANOR of KINGSTON, extending over-the whole
Parish, and part of the Pariah of Wymenswold. 'l'ne land is in
a high state of cultivation, about four miles from Canterbury, on
the Turnpike-road to Dover.
The DENTON COURT ESTATES, consist of a magnifi-
cier. Mansion, in good repair, and fit for the immediate recep-
tion ef any Nobleman or Gentleman, with the pack, gardens, and
plantations, and 1523 acres of rich arabk, meadow, pasture, and
wood land, lying in the several Parishes of Denton, Swingfield,
Lydden, Wuotcen, and Barham, together withthe Lay Impropria-
lion of the Parish of F. wingfiJkl, consisting of the Great and Small
Tytbes of upwards of 1800 acres of land.
Also, the extensive MANOR of DENTON, together with the
MANOR of F.VERING,"in the adjoining Parish of Alkhatn,aud
the reputed MANORS of ST. JOHN and SWANTON.
The above Estates are elitey in band, and will be sold in con-
venient Farms of from 30 to SuO acres the whole in a high state
of cultivation, the Farm Houses and Ilsildings in good repair.—
Denton is situated on the great Turnpike-road leading In Folk-
stone, from which it is distant seven miles ; and lies one mile no
the right of the road leading from Canterbury to Dover, Irons
each of which places it is distant about eight miles, and within
two or three hours ride of all the Watering Places on the Coast of
Kent.

Maps of the Estates may beaten any every particular known by
applying to Mr. M. Phillips, who will attend for that purpose on
Thursday nost at the Huta., Brightisii ; on Friday at the Hunger-
ford Coffee-House, Strand, London; and on Saturday at the
Fountain Inn, Canterbury.