... offices, coach-houses, and stables, cowhouse. barn, and granary ; a capital garden and shrubbery, with 50 Acres of Land. To be viewed, and particu- lars had, by applying to Mr: Llewellyn, at the White Park. House, near the premises. Horksley Park is delightfully situated on the banks of the River Stour, one mile from Nayland, and five from Colchester. SUFFOLK. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, ...

... iTIF»T j&4siSh^ 0\ fop M,n^^ Price fi n ™___rai_F rciics: 11,515. UKDER Patronage of her Grace the Duchess „t Devonshire, the Right Honourable the Countess rhol'iv»ndel v, and Lady Heathcote. Mr. HUM. »' ,v MORNING CONCERT, PROMENADE, l RRFAKFAST, at the Royal Cumberland Gardens, fill he on SATURDAY NEXT, July ,3, at Two ?? t kef tos- ?? edL '' t0 be had at 7 s ' Q°een Ann-street, I 1 ■ or at ...

... ofthe dif- tingnifhed Patronage he has experienced the laft Seven Years in the weighty and important Truft of the Sale of Large and Valuable EJates, the Sale andAppraife- ment of Valuable Furniture, i_7c. ...

... ALT v THEATRE, Wells .street, Good. tnans-fieUk. -TO-MORROW EVENING and Frioay a,,d Saturday will be presented, at half past six o'clock „ , ?? V r Courier, called, SAKOTIERS: or, The Mountain Pfeasam^ Immediately after which, at seven \^ ,\7 Cy A C[y ' «« KNIGHTS OF THt SUN ,/ Love and Danger. Commencing with a splendid and Tournament - Florida, Mrs. Wvbrow ? nd clfo Principal Knight ot the ...

... . i'lOV, continues openevorv EVFN- ' , - ;i \sCOPIC THEATRL, Lyceum, . 1 soplncil Exhibition, whitii has been r« s .x-eii-.c, s*fidg.« up in such a style , ir-.i-h ideasiiik; a.vt 'atiohal amusement, � --.rtv w! new aedcurious Hydr.nilit-Ej.- . . .rs nave never before b?en evhibited. v 1 Contrivances ; a cre^t variety ! \; a * o«ig which will b? intro- . . � O ticai Automata, ...

... Pricr 6d TUESD K ttmd@?2o~, 1805. KO. 11.545 B\RRACK OFFICE, Aug. 10, 1805, SptJng r-i'd-ns London.— Barrack Department. — To Builders. c , Persons asare willing to CO*N TRACT for BUI I.D- vr a BARRACK in the Parish of Fairlight, near Pett, in * ...

... be ->lit on Sundays at half past eleven o'clock i. * .„ and at half past se\eu o'clock in theeveiiing. ?? ,o ?? v!ra'a from the minutes, ) [ £X,H M O RRIS LIEVESI.F.Y , Secretary. of BOULOGNE, Great Roo^n, )^ Gardens.- -By SERRES, Marine Painter to 1- (^1 .1 scale of $t>s. superficial tee-, represent- X ■'*' ?? of the French coast between Vimereux and ■ tl»- ! * l i;pj the upper ...

... in lull Orders, would have no objection to take°the duty of a Church. Letters, addressed «« A. Z. Paxssnr's, Henrietta- *'Tef2gP*;at ~ Garden > London, (Post paid,) will be JAN APPRENTICE WANTED. TODD, Piunteb, Stationer, and Book- Tbirsk, is in immediate want of a Jteady, aebve. Youth, to serve as an Apprentice to the businesses of Printing and Bookbinding. A Pre- mmm wdl be expected. TAfrr* ...

... to Mr. ?? Auat-S-n. Richmond. in i ?? in >iir m ■ >i * ■ i ■ ' -ii WANTED, AYOOKG MAN, to «t|derlake the care of tarn Horse*, and to wait at Table, _k«. Koae need apply but the*- who understand the management ofHor-es, and who particularly can be •ecommea-kad for their _te«_i___- and sobriety. — W3t A{HP_f to*h* Pjii sraa of tbis Paper. - ■- - - ■* ■■ i - „ A C__ERKC*V_O4II-_S WAITED. • ?? in ...

... TWO. Stockton upon Tb.es, July 6, 1805. WANTS A SITUATION, A YOUNG MAN, who has lived several / J~JI yeafs in a Merchant's Couti ing-house, and »n accmtomed to travel. He can be well recom- ided i and Hatters himself that he would be found -J iv e.ther of the above capacities. -iters (Post paid) addressed to W. T, W. caieof Prj-Jtmaster, Leeds, will meet with immediate ?? •--HUsNTSMAN WANgTEQ ...

... Tradefmcn and Others, ihat their WAGGONS Set out from the White Horfe Yard, Boar-Lane, Leeds, eve- ry Evening at Eight o'Clock, (Sundays excepted) and for- ward Goods to Richmond, Darlington, Durham, Sunder- land, &c. and arrive at Mr. Anderfon's Warehoufe, New- caftle-upon-Tync, in Fifty Hours, and forward Goods im- mediately by .Meffrs. Howey and Co. to Edinbro', Glaf^w, Paifley, and all ...

... PROOF PATENT SILK HATS, and LONDON FASHIONABLE BEAVERS, that he has juft received from Parker and SeweU's, Viiliers- Street, London, an elegant Affortment of Gentlemen's Silk, Chip and Feather Hats. Likewife, wifhes toinformthc Ladiesof Leeds and its Vici- nity, that he has procured from London, fome ofthe firft Fancy Workmen in the Kingdom, and he flatters himfelf, that he can offer LADIES' ...